Burglar tale unmasked as planned fraud by a candy dealer
Detective Thornton traced a December robbery claim by William Laughtner, candy dealer at 4 Indiana Ave, and showed no real break in occurred. Laughtner admitted the money was never stolen and had misled creditors to shield assets, while Thornton connected debts and a defaulted suit to the ruse.
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William Laughtner
Indiana Ave
Thornton
Thoroton
Thornten
Credance
Investigative
Laughter
Ditterapt Blersery
J. R. Badd & Co
Smeck
Aughter
Laughner
Bop
Laughmner
Laughtner
Sun
SUN Man
J. T. Powers
Washington St
Battle at a Grave The Polish Lithuanian clash over burial ends in riot
In Wilkes Barre on January 21 a Polish Lithuanian cemetery brawl left Talaska fatally wounded and 14 others hurt by stones as rioters clashed. Constables and a citizen posse restored order while leaders were arrested. The battered corpse was finally buried amid ongoing tension.
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Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Talaska
Bridge Collapse Kills Several Workmen Near Kiilea
A bridge over the Little Miami river two miles west of Kiilea Ohio collapsed late Monday afternoon while 25 to 30 men worked on it. Several fatalities are reported with missing workers feared.
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Orggonia
Little Miami River
Here
Saveral
English's English's Mr Barnes of New York star company
Review of Frank Sanger's troupe presenting Mr Barnes of New York at English's. Praise for Emma Field and Annie Blanche. critique of Fontaine and supporting players. Mentions mischief in gallery, plot intrigue, and the governor's guard attendance with upcoming benefit performances and Primrose & West minstrel show at Grand.
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Mr. Barnes
New York
Guanb
Primrose & West
Parx
Atlanta
Virginia-Ave
Frank Sanger
Annie Blanche
Maude Chartris
Horace Levis
Tomasso
Sheridan Blook
Mariana
Emily Kg
Bob Millard
Baznas
Baseball turmoil hints at league shifts and arrivals
The piece records fevered trade rumors and contract disputes across major clubs. It mentions Jack Reevas seeking health in California, Dooley joining New York, Weyhing eyeing a return to the Athletics, and Comiskey rumored at seven thousand five hundred dollars. It notes Van Haltren’s anger over a transfer and Jimmie Mutrie claiming baseball’s creation. The piece also forecasts heavyweights Brooklyn Cincinnati Indianapolis and Boston, with the pennant likely to go to one of them.
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California
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Dude Latham
Hot Springs
Buffalo
New York
Dooley
Cleveland
Conny Mack
Hoosiers
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van der Aheis
Comiskey
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Bullinton
Hallman
Hanlon
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Boston
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Demes
Brotherhood
Bold Diamond Heist Strikes Montreal Store Window
In Montreal on Monday evening three men robbed W. Walker's jewelry store of about 20 000 dollars in diamonds. A sleigh sped away with two thieves, one of whom dropped jewels. police caught the footrunner, but most gems vanished with the sleigh.
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Montreal
Canada
W. &. Walker
Sleizh
Astely
Atzman Trial Opens In Bertha Slaying Case
The trial of Edward Atzman, accused of killing Bertha ilff, began in criminal court with a long jury selection. A special plea claiming unsound mind at the crime was submitted, and testimony included details of the victim and Atzman’s behavior. His family attended, and evidence included remarks to the coroner and notes of the victim’s death.
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Edward Atzman
Bertha Ilff
Bazun
Criminal Court
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Astman
Jeen
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Ia Dateaas
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Cincinnati
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Warner
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City Hospital
Irvington court actions and local notices from Monday
Judge Irvin Monday handed John T Burns three seats for stealing Horace Woods overcoat. Gun Wa pleaded guilty to practicing medicine without a license and was fined $25 plus costs. Gov Hovey appointed L H C Royce as trustee of the state normal school at Terre Haute to succeed Jos Gilbert. Irvington News and Brightwood News, edited by J H Banning, launched as new weeklies. Kittie Pearson bound over for grand jury action on lace theft. Emil Camphausen arrested for assault with intent to kill Tucker. Dr L A Greiner sues George H Bryce over a buggy collision and $5 000 damages. Morris Hrosky received two years for fraud. Iron block purchase by Hiram P Wasson redraws business locations. In Howland court Sam Bruce sues for $500 attorney fees over road legislation through reformatory grounds. Afound child in coal box recalls recent history. mother Annie Riley linked to paternity case. Insurance firms named in connection with details.
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Gun Wa
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State Normal School
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Irvington News
Brightwood News
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Kittie Pearson
Rupke
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Langenberg
Geo
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L. A. Greiner
George H Bryce
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Greiner
Morris Hrosky
Tiamben and
Gerber
Eastman, Sleicher & Lee
Hiram P. Wasson
Laurie & Co
Turpin & Co
Sentinel
W. Washington St
Howland
Sam Bruce
B. A. Richardson
W. F. Christian
Dr. Ritter
California
Washington Sto
Annie Riley
Les Gray
Aoqu
Globe Racers Miss Bisland Bly Race Across Oceans
London dispatch details Miss Lizzie Bisland and Nellie Bly racing globe style toward New York and San Francisco. Bly sails Pacific ahead toward Frisco. Bisland pursues via Brindisi and Havre, with connections and ship delays altering schedules. Both women conclude amidst suspense about arrival dates in New York.
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Lizzie Bisland
Globeraca
Mellie Bly
Atlantic
New York
Nellie Bly
Pacific
Frisco
Misa Bisland
England
Penplea
Miss Bisland
Misa Bly
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Ems
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Frolla Mall
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Dr. Talmege
Spara
Irish Mail
Queenstown
Bothnia
Chinatown Welcomes Lunar New Year Amid Festive Feasts
New York reports the Chinatown community celebrating the year 4228 of Pang Woo Woey with dragon banners, lavish foods from China, and temple rites. Firecrackers at midnight mark sweeping prayers, while red New Year cards wish wealth, health, and prosperity for families and elders.
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York
Chinatown
Pang Woo Woey
Chivens Bostagegan
China
Mott St
New Temple
Sons of Veterans bar Jesus from song cards
A national encampment at Paterson ordered removal of the hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul from Sons of Veterans song cards. The motive cited many Hebrews in ranks and non-belief among delegates, with one stating Jesus had not yet come and resisting singing praises to him.
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Miricken
Sons of Veterans
Jesus
Paterson
Big Four reviews new Strong engine after city visit
Chief Turreff of the Big Four reports one new passenger engine at Brightwood shops with most work focused on repairs. The Strong engine underwent trial but failed to justify higher costs, while fuel savings and crew needs remain uncertain. Passenger agents note recent accident injuries and advise engineers to stay bound to their cabs. officials doubt the new locomotive offers clear advantages.
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Big Four
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Tarreff
Rhein
Coakley
Cincinnati
Hig Coop
Mr. Bhemn
Tariff reform meeting outlines gains and debts risk
The state tariff reform league held its meeting in Grand hs tel with E A Brown presiding. Delegates reported broad organization across counties and discussed funding via small subscriptions. Speakers warned that ten percent debts threaten seven percent farms and urged wider public support ahead of a March rally.
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Grand Hstel
E. A. Brown
Dext. Rawerta
Lee
Decatur
Wm. Anderson
Franklin Club
W. YD. A. Hunter
Lawrencsburg
Pb. A. McCormick
BartLoloman
Columbus
Foley
Decatur County
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Spencer
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Tarra Hauta Gazette
Mr. Yall
Poppa
Death to Dishonor in New York City
A 19th century article reports Ed Henderson leaping from a Second Avenue building to her death after days of hardship. Described as young and genteel, she sought work but faced rejection when offering services due to lack of references. The piece frames her tragedy within urban poverty and gender vulnerability.
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New York City
New York
Second-ave
Blizzvarad Out West Snow Blockade Impedes Travel
A severe blizzard in Su Paul and Chicago cripples travel as roads block and telegraph lines fail. Railroads face delays and widespread whiteout creates a stark halt to transportation.
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Blizzvarad
Su, Paul
Chicago
Local Court Yard Exchange Sparks Quiet Morning
On an overcast Monday in the county yard Leta Mule Hick Miu and Ben Franklin share a somber moment as a Sun reporter notes the foul air and a deputy recorder mentions the chicken show moving. The fragment hints at a rural courthouse scene with local voices.
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Ben Franklin
Court House
Ovb Fund
Deputy County Recorder
City Police Board Expands Ranks With Ten New Patrolmen
The police board will appoint ten new patrolmen and place four detectives under Tim Splan. On Monday M. J. Hyland and D. B. Thompson were promoted to regular beats, and T. J. Sullivan as Pallikan and Louis Anderson named as extras.
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Police
Police Board
Tim Splan
M. J. Hyland
D. B. Thompson
T. J. Sullivan
Pallikan
Louis Anderson
Hall-thief target and local burglary report
Hall thief wearing doctor Cleaveland's Serianis at Roberta Park Church Monday. Burglars took small quantity of woods at Charles Hagerhorst's grocery early Monday. Watch clock cleaning and repairs offered with guarantees. Louis Burgheim Co. ad at 56 W Wash Bates House Bates.
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Hall
Louis Burgheim Co
W. Wash
Bates House
Gun Wa case highlights legal limit of druggists in city
Dr. W. B. Chaake argues Gun Wa’s indictment exposes how druggists operate as unlicensed physicians while selling medicines. He cites Eastman v State and state health duties, notes Gun Wa’s “educated Chinese physician” claim as a bluff, and urges enforcement to curb fake medical schemes across cities.
Murderous assault on driver over money theft recalled
A Central Ave and South East St line driver Richard Curry was attacked by a passenger who demanded change. The robber struck with a razor and a heavy blow, stealing $15 from the money box before fleeing. Curry, severely injured, was hospitalized. The incident mirrors a 3 year old murder spree. Police coverage notes guards on South-side lanes and city council proceedings.
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Depsrger
Richard Curry
Central Ave
South East St
Hast
New Jerseyste
Curry
Corry
New Jersey-st
Washington
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