Bold jewelry heist ends in dramatic chase
In Bly district a thief smashed Burghelm's jewelry display clocking a quick grab of watches. Draw fled with police in pursuit, aided by Camp and Orlepp who chased along rails and roads for miles. The fugitive, mistaken for a robber, was a man named Shuite, later captured. the chase included a spur of the chase to Indianapolis. In another item from Carcasso, Edward Jordan confessed to killing Alfred Barnes and hiding the body with blue clothing to rob the dead man’s wealth.
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Jobe Gilpin
Fairview
Campnell
Orlepp
Bigem
Robyber
Shuite
Logansport
Plainfield
Union Station
Coloem
Indianapolis
Police
Carcasso
Alefred Barnes
Edward Jordan
Mahonsy
Batses
Jordan
Haines
Notable Complaints and Thefts Reported in District DC
The Gold Letter received by Jac master fe Lota lists bizarre protests and requests to kill named individuals. A shoe store heist in Massachusetts avenue ends with thieves beaten by clerks before police release. the public tense atmosphere continues with references to executions and agency meetings.
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Jac
Fe Lota
Sanm
Jennies
Walker
Thitop
Senate
Repragen
Alives
Washington
Columbia
Atta Ben Barrison
Lavi P. Morion
Worthington
D.C. Capitol
A. E. Stavenson
Calel
Anger and applause mark anarchist program meeting
Rev Sommers addresses the Progran club on Fondaliem Lo American politice, with mixed reactions as a German student protests. Maynard objects to utterances while old members denounce the sentiment. Sommers compares the U S flag to England, declares willingness to tear it down, drawing applause and blame. Royalists organize against Franco in Belgium as the Duke of Orléans arrives to rally adherents and plan monarchist policy.
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HO. Sommera
Progran Club
Fondaliem
Milwaukee
Maynard
She Siag
Clup
Col
Oly Popullets
Foola
Gelgion
Suvesers
Dac
Oreens Bes
Prew
Belgium
White
France
Woman Commits Suicide After Forgiveness Note
A Maspeth woman hanged herself from a bedpost on Monday after writing a note asking forgiveness, dying instantly. Police search for her husband and 7 year old daughter, missing since Lafayette after traveling from Oxford, with no trace located yet. Other items include sea voyage news and legal notices, all reflecting a busy December issue.
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Newton
Fred. Orict Munch
Maspeth
J. M. van Gontee
Eastlberty
Joes
Lafayette
Oxford
Jcd
Anadis
Ging murder confessions reveal Hayward plot
Janitor Blixt confessed in court to aiding Hayward in murder of Catherine Ging and disposing of the body. A second confession claimed Hayward urged the act and offered money. a third admitted another killing near the lake. Other items note press crackdown, labor talks, and international tensions.
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Minnearuis
Catharine Ging
Claus A. Blixt
Hayward Brothers
Blixt
Harry T. Hayward
Rnot
Mise Ging
Hayward
Dills
Mion Gingwee
Bins
Valug
Heynesed
Mixywarorts
Janster Biixt
Ben Ging
Hlixt
Cavatry
Slow Cars Under Mule Law Held In Court
A long report in 19th century prose describes proposals to slow street railway speed to six miles per hour citing an old mule method as legal precedent. It notes mayoral and court input, potential citywide vote, and a pending outcome as officials weigh changes.
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Manoa
Tix Bex
Secretary Carlisle's Currency Reform Debated In Washington
In Washington on December 1 Secretary Carlisle outlined his plan for a new banking law aimed at cur rency reform. He contrasted his proposals with Baltimore bankers and called for expert hearings in Chicago St Louis and other western cities. The talk drew broad interest as officials discussed reserves and security for circulation.
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Wasuixciox
Dee L
Springer
Tan
Chicago
St Louis
Memphis
Nashville
Washington
Thexs
Wantixaton
Caraligie
Banking Currency Committee
Wan
Treasury Reserve
Carlisle
Baltimore
Wasnixeron
Yup Townsend
Phildelphia
Dutlee
Corpse on the rocks after belt-bridge derailment incident
An unidentified man was fatally struck near the Belt Bridge east of Meridian Street. After the locomotive could not stop at 100 am, the rider reportedly crouched on the track as the wheels passed, was hurled to the rocks below, and died. Fire crew and coroner investigated by lantern, noting a cigarette pack, coins, a blanket, and a street address in Columbus. The dead man is described as about 40, with gray eyes, dark brown hair, and a 5 11 height. Coroner telegraphed the Columbus address for identification.
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Matthews Ia
Verminion County
Saturney
Harvey
Butler
Jacob Mang
Mckee & Co
Barlow
Board of Safety
Milack
Alonday
Grace Cathedral
Iteva
CS. Sargent
J. B. Ranger
Sergt
Fredericks
Greely
Morrill
Meridian Sts
Colllaton
Lee Hansiaw
Washington-at
T.ee
Mak Hellaerel
E. E. Garay
Younrt
Wm. Hume
Charles Kuhossa
Hume
Bunter
Salamon
Wenger
Anderson
Bintie
Myre
Price
Gan
Huron
Leroy
Myrtle Burne
Paul H. Krag
Wm. C. Buchanan
Mary May Moorman
Augusta Gohman
Masattact
Andrew Lemhardt
de Nora Aurland
Thomas Allen Warrenburg
Anna Bisselberg
Petar Bohra
Sophie Leon
Martin A. Hansen
Nebraskent
St. Paul's Church
Belt Bridge
Meridian St
Krevelo
Gulag
Pont Alble
Broadway
Colambug
Hele
Columbus
Wild Weekend Sausage and Growler Busts Hit City
In a busy Sunday spree police reported a growler filled with soap and liquor causing trouble at a corner near ougherty and Eastate. Off duty officers observed a customer buy liquor for medical reasons as Coffman faced arrest for violating Sunday ordinances. Separate incidents included gang violence, a fatal shooting during a rooftop clash, and social headlines from New York to San Francisco, with arrests and political resignations noted.
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Citochtasal
Aed
Jacob Coffman
Ofougherty
Eastate
Vatralman Simpson
Behisael'y
Polibase Tooulst
HulTbauer
Ctizens
Coffsman's
Kentucky
Elizir
Coffman
Medician
Infant Death Case Attributed To Suffocation
A coroner ruled the death of Myre Swale's baby, named Kelly, a suffocation incident found after autopsy. Mrs Swale, living at 15 Eckertat, described lifting the infant about 3 AM Sunday, placing it to rest, and discovering it dead. Several visitors were present, with inquiries into treatment and the blanket covering the face. The case drew attention as investigators sought the exact cause and circumstances of the infant's death.
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Anrgson
Katte Waa
Myre Gdease Swale
Swaine
Eckertat
Swale Faa Bria
Kelly
Castor
Cotoher
Swain
Tay Sux
Mondey
David Bray
SUN
Casnor
Grose
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Dick and
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Theil Byrs
Capt
Campball
Oliver Orlepp
Baer
Lile Seme
Jamey
Aimeel
Burghelm
Henry Dixon
Riverave
Jes Draw
Drew
Kentucky Ave
Kentucky-ave
Greenlawn
Coburn & Jones
Pat Curran
Jat Stout & Co
Massachusetts Ave
Goue
W. BH. Brockway
Guy Long
Qneak
la Yastran
Brule
Rosebud
Two Bucks
iMelsle
Hla
Julie
Liverpool
Hes
Swamnes
Haynaldn
Lord Lindhurst
George
Tura
Kugeia
Hig Ponanat
Reginata
Larson
Reginald Saunder
Col. Saundarson
Isador
Hammersmith
Dawes
Holland Villas Road
Kensington
Amuet
Warrinatox
Coptroler Echlea
Conaider
Elmyra National Bakicense
Maavaccen
Deo
Osto Brenner
de Chapman
Clugers
Illitv
Bildora
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Hall
Ds. Chapmen
Theas
Ofc
Oscar MaCullough
Hey
O. Sommers
Centraloniversatial Church
Ife
Drifewood
Bach & Men
Oscar Bmcuullough
Hyde Park
C. N. Shue
Mib
Ging
Muruhicer
Propie
Geta
James 2 Witton
The
People
Merahal Hoawkina
Veklo
Tokio
Mort Arthur
Miroshime
Fu Chow
American Federation of
Desven
Veo JU
American Federation of Indor
Indd-fellows’ Hall
Gompers
John Bates
David Homee
M. P
Jody Keetan
Trades Assemby
Denver
Gomper
Hames M. Patterson
Jabor
Haglieh
Hamburg Chamber of Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Jim
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Oficial
Guatemala
St. Loces
John Thomas
Welleville
Paralyase
Hunday
Nacovery
Cansox
Nev
Virginia
Wien
Borme
Tedans Ave
Paune
Clif House
Theann
Elguta
tFiesn
Ban Francisco
Atrgety
Springer Will Gira
Carlibsle
Kaplaine
Diorogue
Waentscron
Warger Miller
Nicaragua
Mostrovi
Dee
C.D. Humtingten
Hoothern la Side
Mexican Interastiogal
Durango
Puente Talis
Pallures
Jonss
Givan
Klekette Troubedoure
Zaverallo
Moat
Coc Belne
Uleters
Ethel
Io Coster
Smfta- Wong
Honnie Earls Bonebill
Engiiah
Wednemiay
Mise Vanehtl
Honale
Iain Ttaelfe
Julia Marlowe Taber
Griod
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Abe Hya
Jtoters Taber
Joanph
Abare
Bonora
Jallat
Dare
Colorado
New Mexico
Plains
Virginia City
Moktama
Lam Chance Gulch
Helens
Mont
Cinads
Organization of
New York Toughs
Broken New Yousee
May Anderson
Luxpom
Norham Newsbors
New Yoas
Poston Aton
Mrosdway
Moomorolng
Twentierhood
Tata
Cute
New Wedeatera
Clarke
Ateaat
Jean Biahopa
Dee 10
District Attorney's
New York
John Garvay
Derstias
Itesuena
Annoy
L. D. Watore
Judd
San Francisco
Republians
Ude
Calder
Fran Ela Joseph
Dr. Price
Kelly Babs
Enepiciou
Tit. Castck
Ben Brook
Tex
Navarre County
Corleads
Sanday
Sam Evans
Co. Evans
Fort Watts
G. W. Sulevan
Trampa
Vasa
Mich
Der
Michguo
Tampa
Kineacis
Hesakiros
Jobe Clayton
Jesus Driver
Clay
Webotac County
Clapton
Daug
Clayton
Norhar
Breas
American Sugar Refining Company
Pasege
Chicgo,lows & Dakota Railway
Hughes
Waa
New Telephone Company
Anverson
Ind
American Telephone Construction Company
D. M. Marrimem
R. H. Cokefair
Lebanon
Nobdlaiville
Bluffton
Laporte and
Col. Deot
Carcaco
Des
Board of
Trate
Bern
Lonpom
Prince of Wales
Conor DeLenops
B. Batts
Indianaraye
Pris
Sam
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