Bubble Burst Over Chadwick Securities Scandal
The Chadwick bubble collapses as forged notes bearing Andrew Carnegie's name surface. Cleveland lawyers say Mrs. Chadwick aimed to borrow vast sums on bogus securities, with Federal investigators forming a grand jury to probe the scheme tied to forged Carnegie paper and a phantom inheritance.
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Chadwick
Mississippi
John Law
Scotland
France
Cleveland
Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Leavoc
Sirs
Humbert’ ‘Bate
Leroy 3
Europe
Irt Heynolds
Wfstle Park Bank
Census bulletin shows more men than women in United States
The Census Bureau bulletin notes 1,638,321 more males than females in the continental U S countryside and a city pattern with more females in 1900. It cites death rates and school enrollment, detailing urban and rural gaps and age-period anomalies in sex distribution.
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United States
Census Bureau
Continental
Inheritance Securities and Mrs Chadwick Bank Collapse
The report concerns an inheritance placed with Mr Carnegie for Frederick R Mason and a promissory note for 1400, sold by Emily and Daniel Mae with a mortgage. It links these securities to the Chadwick scandal and the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin failure, detailing vast losses to students, while Mrs Chadwick’s lavish spending and social circle drew scrutiny. The piece notes the bank’s collapse harmed students and local creditors, contrasting with Chadwick’s personal fortunes.
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Chadwick
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Whadwick
Ghadwick
Bud
Wade ‘Ark Banking Company
Asal
Berlin
Citizens’ National Bank
Postmaster General Wrone Reports Mail Deficit for Year
Postmaster General Wrone’s annual report for the year ended June 30 outlines administration gains and cost increases. The deficit rose by 4.22 million over the prior year with expenditures surpassing receipts by 4.22 million, while rural delivery expansion and bulk handling reforms are noted as improvements.
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Wrone
Wiaaoe
Poatetce Department
Wyunemya
Teokey
Amr
Sapet
Homkena
Far East
Norway
Tie Serties
Atic
President and Secretary Push Probe Into Standard Oil
The President and Secretary of Commerce and Labor push for a thorough inquiry into Standard Oil to determine if the company violates laws. They state they have no present proof of wrongdoing but will press investigations into large trusts. The effort aims to uncover facts even if it means harsh action against Rockefeller associates if required.
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Metcalf
Standard Oil Company
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Congress
Department of Commerce and
Alert
Tte
Geverns
Rockefeller
Freshmen Pay 20 Cents For East Rock Park Cleanup
Peoan Wright of the academic department at Yale leads the freshman class to contribute 20 cents each to cover expenses charged to the city park commissioners for clearing East Rock park after a freshman celebration.
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Peoan Wright
Yate Las Onder
City Park Commissioners
East Rock Park
The Cotton Slump and Looming Industry Crisis
Widespread disruption hits the cotton industry as raw material prices plunge and mills shutter. Buyers delay purchases amid collapsing demand while manufacturers fear extended downturns and unemployment rises in the textile sector.
Eaten by Old Ocean Threatens Coastal Lands
The Geographical Society secretary warned that recent surveys show erosion along coastlines is washing away shorelines. Lands once near the sea are now far inland as rising waters and storms reshape coastlines, threatening cities and river deltas.
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Daas Qeorraphlical Society
Cei
Fee
Ferrinery
Mont Saint Mielwl
Tate
Enelard
Hime
Chaotic Early 20th Century Snippet Sparks Varied News
A garbled retrospective piece references bankers in Ohio, Congress, reform cries, and Wall Street shifts. It mentions Mrs Clanswick, Mr Carnegie, Teun Laweron, and Detersburg, with fragmented notes on lamb markets and a War Department hiring. The tone mimics a jittery public bulletin of uncertain events.
Votato Crop Failures Spur Rural Hardship Report
A garbled dispatch describes migrant workers arriving in New York from distant regions facing severe privations. It cites small farmers and treks to aid families amid famine era strain, with references to aid agencies and distressed communities.
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Banerald
New York
Drehu
Kinerald
Py Sons
Tre Meiropetis
Downigeanta
Elis Tshind
Tre
Paris
Remarkable Rabbit Graft Operation At Mt May Hospital
A boy underwent a rare graft on a rabbit at Mt May Hospital Paswaje N D after surgeons removed a 49 litre skin flap from its neck and stitched edges to cover a wound The animal endured the procedure with the boy later cared for daily during the healing period The report notes prior graft attempts and the boy’s steady recovery under care of medical staff
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Mt. May's Hospital
Paswaje
N. d
Consimvers’ Afatel
Clifton
Sadie
Peraliel
Blackmailing Organizers Demand 100 000 from Canadian Railroads
A shadowy group of extortionists has threatened the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern railways for months, demanding large sums to refrain from sabotaging trains. Investigations trace the threats to early August letters to the general superintendent, with warnings of derailments and accidents blamed on non payment.
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Evacen
Herun
Troy
Knoenleiee
Tord Minte
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Ohio
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AL Eht
IMERC
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Ie Pelyme
Die Farce Combiasion Bunses
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Beigg
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Indostre
Pend
Coifen
Cotfen Fooda
Gocuja
Tlyat
Halief
Cettan
Tuta
Werk Lal
Mt. Leis
Coker Pak
Teun Laweron
Coetan
Louis
Espera
Detersburg
Mrs. Claghwicks
Sue
Wall Street
Chicago
Tach
Gein
Sergeone
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