Hoffstot Arrested in Extradition Fight for Graft Case
Frank H Hoffstot president of Pressed Steel Car and former Pittsburg graft suspect was arrested in New York after Governor Hughes ordered his extradition to Pennsylvania. He posted 310000 bail for a Friday hearing, while a habeas corpus writ was sought in U S circuit court.
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Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
New York
Frank H. Hoffstot
Pressed Steel Car Company
Criminal Courts
Hughes
Pennsyl
Vania. Hoffstat
Holt
United States Circuit Court
National Bank of Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Husband Accused Of Giving Away Money In Probate Case
Mrs. Susan O Connor sought a guardian for her husband Charles B O Connor grocer in Columbus after she alleged habitual drunkenness. A restraining order barred him from disposing more property until a probate hearing. Regina Rights, 76, wife of Lawrence, died suddenly of paralysis at her Hope home, mother of Charles Rights of Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Regina Rights
Lawrence Rights
Hope
Charles Rights
Indianapolis
Hains Seeks New Trial in Slayings Case
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. serving nine years for the killings of Williams and Annis. He has filed an appeal from conviction and sentence and a request for a new trial. The War Department had planned a court martial review in May 1909 and may delay action pending these developments.
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Williams
Annis
War Department
Capt
Hains
Willson Declares Candidacy for State Representative
Romney E. Willson announces his bid for state representative and submits his name to Marion county Republicans for the county primary. He formerly practiced law with W. L. Taylor and now forms Willson and Willson. He supports Senator Beveridge.
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Romney E. Willson
Marion County
Mr. Willson
W. L. Taylor
Willson and Willson
Severidse
Shuberts and Brady Form New Combine
The Shuberts and William A Brady have formed an alliance and incorporated with 81 million dollars capital. Brady serves as president, Lee Shubert as vice president, and J J Shubert as secretary treasurer. Articles filed in Trenton New Jersey. Plans include two new New York theaters and others in Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with an open door policy.
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Lance
Mr. Brady
Lee Shubert
J. J. Shubert
Trenaten
N. J
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Socialist Seidel Wins Milwaukee Mayoral Inauguration
The Milwaukee inauguration marked by a red Socialist flag as Emil Seidel became the city's first Social Democrat mayor. The crowds cheered, newspapers aligned with labor, and Seidel outlined reforms to municipal operations, streetcar service, saloon oversight, and cost reporting while promising a cleaner, better governed Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
America
Emil Seidel
Yesaterday
Labor
Council
Apostles of Labor
Jewish Labor World of
New York
New York Voerwaerts
Seidel
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Bluefields in Panic as Madriz Army Advances
April 20 reports say Bluefields the provisional government capital is in panic as President Madriz forces move on the town. General Estrada and his lieutenants prepare to flee. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Margaret Nickerson Miller in Columbus at age 50, wife of Frederic Miller.
Roberts Would Be On County Board
William H. Roberts is a Republican candidate seeking renomination to the Marion County Board in the First district. As the minority member, his supporters tout his hard work, honest businesslike management, and experience as key to handling county affairs.
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Roberts
Marion County
Priimnacy
Market notes on imported Swiss and poultry items
Market brief lists imported Swiss products and a variety of poultry items. References to turkeys, geese, roosters and ducks appear among vague descriptions of meat and dairy goods. The fragmentary text suggests a local market listing with prices or stock indicators.
Missing Count Found At Oil Well Bakersfield
Count Robert De Colmer, missing cousin of the king of Saxony, was found yesterday working for Union Oil on the west side Fields in Bakersfield. His mother Countess de Colmer had searched seven days, traveling by car from Moron, and the pair plan to settle estate rights in France while staying in Bakersfield. They had earlier visited New York, toured the United States, and planned to open a French restaurant upon arrival.
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Robert de Colmer
King of
Saxony
Union Ofl Company
Fields
Jjourning
Bakersfield
France
Amerie
New York
United States
Bakersfeild
Toledo Grain Prices and Market Terms
The listing shows grain and seed prices including wheat and rye with various months and cash notes. Entries mention Clover seed and timothy with assorted price figures, months ranging from May to December and monthly notes such as September and July, illustrating a busy market sheet for agricultural commodities.
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Toledo
Mary
Timothy
N. Tae
Aisike
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Charles B. O'Connor
M. O'Connor
Susan O'Connor
New, York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
R. L. Willson
Beveridge
Shuberts
Brady
NEW Combine
The
William A. Brady
New Party In
Wis
Socialist Democratic Party
Ber
Seldel
Walter I. Stroesser
Gerard A. Bading
Harry E. Briggs
Milwaukee Trades School
Joseph Ulbiein
Schlitz Brewing Company
Henry Ohis
Leslie 8. Everts
City Trersurer
John J. Drew
City Atorney
John J. Cook
Mark Kline
Byrne McIntyre
Willam . Timlin, Jr
8. M. Willama
Henry Obls
Everts
Drew
Atorney
Tholin
Timlin
State Supreme Court
S A. m
Bluefields
Madriz
San Juan del Sur
Margaret Nickerson
Miller
Frederic Miller
William H. Roberts
County Commission
Polic
Akine
N.Y
N. Y
Wisconsin
Cal
Coun
Tess de Colmer
Moron
Robert
Dr. Pierce
Dn Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Common Sense Medical
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Sun
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