Carnegie Suit to Block Bryce Sale Over Neighbors
New York March 5. William D. Sloane and Mrs. James A. Burden Jr sue Andrew Carnegie over the sale of Ninety first street frontage to Gen Lloyd Bryce. They claim the agreement to restrict sales to select neighbors protects their homes on Fifth Avenue opposite Carnegie’s mansion and seek an injunction in the supreme court.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth-ave
Mr. Carnegie
William D. Sloane
James A. Burden, Jr
Arttesla
Sloanes
Carnegie
Gen
Lioyd St. Bryce
Sloane
Sir. Carnege
James J. Burden, Jr
J. Henry Slimmond
Cameria
Gen. Bryce
Meantine
Borden Mansion
Pitthave
Townsend Burden
Sloanesx
Uurnens
Sammonds
Gen. Lloyd
Bryce
Burden
Yee
Famlt
Fitthave
Washington Square
Bryca
Firlh-ave
Varant
Dir. Sloane
Mra. Buxi
J. Y Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Hammond
Ninety-first-st
Burden Mansion
Made: $25 000 on the Farm Garmegio's Niece and Husband Dispose of Uncle's Gift
Andrew Carnegie's relatives buy and sell adjacent farm parcels in a sequence of offers and profits. James Hever and wife earn about 5 000 dollars from a quick sale, while Brooklyn dairyman Alexander Campbell tries to buy in, offering 15 000 though Carnegie aims higher. The deal sparks talk of future stock and farmland prices.
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Sperial
The
Sun
New York
Andrew Carnewe
Jamey Hever
Carnexie
Alexander Campbell
Brooklyn
Hever Place
Death of Richwood Benefactor While En Route to Church
Special to The Richwood paper reports M. A. Hiatt a wealthy Richwood citizen died of heart disease while traveling to church. His sudden passing shocked the town and leaves a note of caution about health.
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Richwood
M. A. Hiatt
The Life of Lopatin in Tsarist Russia
A fragmented memoir recounts Lopatin born in Nishni Novgorod and his rise in Stavropol, his library and peasant outreach, arrests, and escape schemes amid 19th century upheavals. He describes studying natural philosophy, founding a youth society, and fleeing via disguises with Lavroth to Paris.
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Nishni Novgorod
Stavropal
Eka
Terinodar
Caucasus
Symnasium
Ekaterimodar
Cate
St. Petersburg
Russia
Stavropol
Lopatin
Loral
America
Burglars Loot Evangelist Sankey Home in Brooklyn
The home of Tra D. Sankey, renowned evangelist and long time invalid, at 148 Oxford Street Brooklyn was broken into. Silverware, bric a brac, and six oil paintings were pried from frames and taken, valued at over a hundred dollars. Sankey and his nurse occupied the rear room as burglars pried open the dining room stock to gain entry.
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Sankey
Speciai
Phesup
New York
Tra D. Sankey
Oxford
Brooklyn
Ccr
Lottery man sentenced in Montana court
Helena Mont March 1 Henry ta n Haupt was convicted in a U S court of conducting a lottery in Hutte He was sentenced to pay a fine of 31.60 and to serve six months in the county jail.
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Helena
Mont
Henry Tan Haupt
Hutte
Heounty
Child Bride Murders for Blood Atonement
New York report details Josephine Terranova who killed her husband and her godmother aunt to cleanse perceived dishonor. She describes coercion and fear, saying she believed herself doomed and sought atonement through violence. Police took her to the Tombs after three days of wandering.
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Katherine Leckie
New York
Josephine Terranova
Guisseppe Vanova
Alsio
Avery
Selmi
Lahey
Fragmented Address List Near West Prospect
Partial OCR shows street fragments and house numbers including St. Clair at 12 N Alabama opposite Mar ant square 100 B Meridian 368 H Washington 45 W Warugtowst near West 1103 Prospect m.
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St. Clairat
N. Alabameet
Marant Square
B. Meridian
H. Washington
W. Warugtowst
Prospect m
What Ails The Mails A Rail Car Rental Critique
Excerpted letter argues railroads provide space for mail cars but charge rent, claiming government total rental costs exceed building new cars. Cites ______ fiscal year figures and compares car purchase costs to rental payments, suggesting replacing rentals with owned cars would save money.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Congress
Serentala
Aberth
Fedtr
Ge Sm
Iscat
Twins Puzzle the Court in Sheerer Estate Case
Special to The Sun Denver March 5 Joseph W Maxwell attorney for the Hebert Sheerer estate seeks guidance from Judge McCall in a puzzling will provision. Heirer died to leave twins as heirs with specific shares depending on the gender of the child born. If a boy the son gets two thirds and the daughter one third. If a girl the daughter gets two thirds and the widow one third. What share do the twins receive when one is born a boy and the other a girl. Maxwell to ask for legal ruling.
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Denver
Cot
Joseph W. Maxwell
Herbert Sheerer
I County
Junige McCall’ Court
Sheerer
Sheeren
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Hes
Garmegio
Lem
Karakosoff
Alexander
Bharakosof
Sturaiien
Poland
Karakosot
Muravieff
Karakosaft
Karaksof
Ias
Peter and Paul
St Petersburg
Felix Volkhovsky
Italy
Garthaldt
Rome
SS Petersburg
Felix Valkhovsky
Museum
Alwasa
M. Valkhovsky
Alexander II
Stavropel
Tocqueville
Bryre
Starapol
Motrow
Perovmburg
Nechaeff
Whomine
Sue Topol Reverier
Pnis
Natiuny Partivaini
Ianorent Aaneriuan
Age Itator
Partinans
Freiniomiem
Polier
Nattator
Simon
Ann Devles
Torene
Sharmuyl
Rosieff
Petersbry
Trepoff
Trepolt
Mic
Ollte 7
Teeno Amier
Vologda
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Rytwayines
M. Lavrot
Parle
Neva
Castoria
Linde
Owas
Mike Siane
Guiseppe
Norones Shire
Battle Creek Sanitarium
the Sanitarium Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Standard Tea and Grocery Co
Washington-st
New Jersey-st
E. Court
N. Delawerent
Ghia
Shelby-at
Fountain
Arsenal Ave
Indiana Ave
Senate
Massachusetts Ave
BC Clair
Bensteave
Jas. C. Keller
National Association of Letter Carriers
United States
California
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Traction Ride
Cincinnati
Denison Hotel Property
Nation
Superior Court of
Marion County
Thomas Taggart
Denison Hott Company
Deniaon
Pennsylvania
Chlo Mte
Indianapolis
Isaac
Hotal
Pal Court
Yours Truly
T. Taggart
Denison Hotel
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