Forgery Farce Ends With Candid Forgiveness at Home
Mr Edward Clendenin returns to find his wife Mamie arrested for forging his name on a bank check. A bank detective exposes the ruse after tracing the handwriting, revealing Mamie forged the signature to pay a debt by bearer note. The couple reconciles, and the bank apologizes.
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Edwin Clendenin
Mainie
Mr. Clendenin
Anandal
Mamie
Patrick
Winder
Edward Clendenin
Clendenin
Edward
Manufacturers’ Bank
Perkins & Lamb
Tried Sympathy Racket Ends In Workhouse
John Winchester, 50, jailed after stealing coal to warm his wife in Michigan. He claimed sympathy and was allowed a small coal banket by Patrolman Thell, then detained after returning. Judge Stuobs dismissed further dispute as coal theft persisted, sending Winchester to the workhouse for 11 days. Ward 4 liquor case returns to circuit court over Schafer license renewal and cost allocations.
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Miichigan
John Winchester
South St
Madison-ave
Thell
Michigan
Winchester
Stuobs
Lcense
Charles Schafer
Schafer
County Commissionera
Elephant on Express Train Stuns Adams Staff
A half grown elephant aboard a Pennsylvania express train to Atlanta caused chaos after breaking a crate, dragging a messenger, and halting the 69 mph progress. An expert handler was needed to restore order and complete the shipment.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Atlanta
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Road
Messenger Stover
Stover
Newark
Brover
Bull
Stultz
Cop Pair Treated as Local Children’s Ideals
In the Northside district Patrolmen Dan Haley and Okey are beloved by children. They greet youngsters by name, join in games, and walk Massachusetts Avenue daily, earning trust and respect. Their friendly rounds contrast with overbearing officers elsewhere, shaping positive views of police among local kids.
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Haley
Okey
Netto
Oxey
Haley and
Accomplishments of McGregor Told in the Gospel
A gospel like tale praises John McGregor for bringing light to darkness in a court building. Witnesses recount wonders of the fourth floor, whitewashed walls, skylight paths, and a fountain as symbols of his influence and cheer.
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M’gregor
Gospel According
Scotland
House of Justice
Ham
John McGregor
Thrice Married But Still Not Happy Rutland
In Rutland Vermont on January 5 a man named John McGuirk, married three times to the same woman, cannot enter his wife’s home following ongoing legal and marital strife. After the second divorce an injunction barred him from the house, and despite a third wedding on Christmas Day the couple remain estranged with continued legal friction and dramatic personal disputes.
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Rutland
John McGuirk
McQuirk
Marla
McGuirk
John
Courtship Breaks Over Injunction Contempt Fears Grow
McGuirk frets over contempt of court as he remains in his wife Marla's house despite an injunction. He fears he may be barred from speaking to her and contemplates lodging elsewhere or dissolving the order. The couple pushes to dissolve the injunction while an appeal is prepared amid marital turmoil.
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McGuirk
Marla
Howae
Grety Mountain
Vermont
Mari
Desperate Measures To Attract A D T Messengers
The A D T seeks messenger boys as staffing remains scarce after the buyout. Despite raising wages from 40 to 60 a month and offering free bicycles, the company fails to recruit. Managers arrange for free bicycle access and have boys handle most repairs to draw in potential riders.
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A.D. T
Walfick
Rasch faces bar group over attempted appointment sales
Rasch of the Evansville circuit court appeared before the Bar association to explain his role in offering appointments for money, claiming no wrongdoing and that he decided on the posts before seeking campaign funds. Also notes Dr Emly Dunning becomes New York's first woman hospital resident surgeon at Gouverneur Hospital.
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Bergen
Evansville
Ind
Judes Rasch
Circuit Court
Bar Association
New York
Emly Dunning
Gouverneur Hospital
Cornell Medical College
W. DB. Punning
Brookline
Mass
Whole City a Hospital and Injuries Rise in Snow
In Liverpool since the snow fell the city acts like a hospital with many coasters and speedway riders injuring over two percent of people in three days. One notable accident involved Joseph Warwick who, after slipping on a stone step, had jaw damage repaired and may speak again in six weeks. Ripley Rumor and trustees' reinstatement followups are noted with a postponed trustees' meeting due to no quorum. A Curacao dispatch reports Puerto Cabello excitement over blockading warships landing forces, a temporary occupation with no firing. Two million Americans purportedly suffer the pangs of dyspepsia and Burdock Blood Witter is advertised as a cure.
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Liverpool
Joseph Warrick
Warrick
Willemstad
Curacoa
Puerto Cabello
Burdock
Bargains In Upright Pianos at Baldwins Advertised
Classified notice offers slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin's with a generic call for help room for rent or selling items. The fragment mentions a Monday advertisement, the sun reference, and office contact at 121-123 E. Ohlost with two phones.
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Baldwin's
E. Ohlost
SUN Office
Miss Indiana and Marion County Tax Feud Over £9
SRAPPING Miss Indiana and Mr Marion County quarrel over £9. Marion County paid tax fetters for sequestered taxes and the mis refuses to surrender. Dispute centers on who covers collection expenses and whether the state should pay. Auditor Hart says no warrant. State Tax Board may award funds, but money held until action.
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Indiana
Marion County
Treasuer
Hart
State Tax Board
Tax Board
Mayor's Wife Found Dead in Woods Near Harveysburg
In Waynesville Ohio on January 5 two trappers discovered the body of the young wife of Mayor Scroggin of Warveysburg. The death appears self-inflicted and caused by domestic infelicity. The woman shot herself.
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Heracli
Waynesville
Harveysburg
Scroggin
Warveysburg
Miss Dunlap Not Guilty in Aledo Case
The jury found Tona Dunlap not guilty in the case tied to the death of Miss Dool after a five week trial in Aledo Illinois. The two young women, once close friends, were among the town’s most popular. Dool’s death was blamed on poisoned chocolates allegedly given by Dunlap. The trial drew wide local attention as a pivotal western Illinois case.
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Tona Dunlap
Alle Dool
Illinois
Miss Dunlap
Miss Dool
Dasom
Caid
Milas Deal
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