Factions May Fight at Polls in New York
In New York on election eve, bitter campaigning surrounds Mayor McClellan and William R Hearst. Ivins gains some strength but remains unlikely winner. Jerome seen as district attorney favorite. Tammany shifts to block Hearst while bets form on outcomes and party splits.
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Liquozone cures famed health claims in old sales pitch
A historical advertisement touts Liquozone as a transformative remedy across many diseases and conditions. It promises free trials, a first bottle at no cost, and a two month extension, asserting millions of bottles used and widespread cured cases.
Nathan Scripps-M'Rae figures in dress suit murder case
Nathan Moerris Nathan, linked to a Boston dress suit murder mystery, arrived from Pittsburgh under guard at City Hospital after a collapse. Police report an earlier fist operation on Miss Susen Geary on Sept 1, the pawn date for her diamond ring, and Nathan’s admission of his Boston presence. He allegedly visited Dr Bishop's offices on that date to inquire about Miss Geary.
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Grocers Day At Food Show At Tomlinson Hall
Thursday marks grocers day at the pure food show held in Tomlinson hall. A reception committee of Indianapolis grocers hosts invited wholesale and retail participants from the city and surrounding towns. The event features a special program by the ladies' orchestra and promises strong attendance through the afternoon and evening.
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Trade activity and market notes from Chicago and New York
Trade was small in all pits with a stronger undertone. December wheat opened at 384 and moved. December corn held around 15 1/4 to 15 1/2. oats rose modestly. In New York, stock market opened irregularly with industrials leading gains that faded. copper, rail and locomotive shares showed mixed moves amid Russia-related optimism. grain quotes and livestock receipts listed for Pittsburgh markets.
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Warning to County Treasurer Over Delayed Tax Lists
Warren Bigler, auditor of lists, warns county treasurers against collecting taxes after the first Monday in November without collecting the proper percent. He notes penalties for delinquency and states no shortfall will be covered if treasurers allow delays. Officials are instructed to mail reports promptly.
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Rosena Grover sues mayor over breached promise after X ray inspection dispute
Rosena Grover sued James E. Zook mayor of Bailard for damages for breach of promise after he canceled their engagement over a disputed inspection of her lungs by X ray aboard a boat for suspected tuberculosis germs.
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Pocket Picked At Engush Opera House Heist Suspect Named
A report to the police states that during a large crowd at Engush's Opera House on Wednesday evening a man had his pocket picked of 11 dollars. The witness stood by the door as he could not find a seat and described the suspect.
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Gifts for Miss Roosevelts arrive at customs warehouse
At Washington on November 2 the Georgetown customs warehouse is filled with packages addressed to Miss Roosevelts in transit from an Oriental tour. The gifts are dutiable items of varying value awaiting clearance after entries and duty payment before shipment to the White House.
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Change in Uhl Case Prompts Special Jury Hearing
Marion Ohio November 2 The tense in the noted Uhl case showed its hand Thursday when it submitted an insanity suggestion to Judge Jones on Mrs Uhl. The court ordered a special jury for her next Thursday. Eddie who is indicted with his mother for the murder of Ha father was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. He was returned to jail and his trial will not be set until after Mrs Uhl has had a hearing.
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City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
Births list include Walter and Effie Cox a girl James and L Faucett a boy Carl and Reva Kinley Olive a boy Charles and Nina Dennis a boy Willis Abbott a girl Larche a girl Ruth Hein heart disease Edith Hall tuberculosis Elizabeth Lithic senility Kate Van Dusen age 1 4 Spain. Deaths list John Bottlem Patrick Carney Ruth Hein Elizabeth Lithic Mary Bartlett tuberculosis Izabath Lithic Edith Hall Katie Van Dusen. Marriages include James Rathbun Susie Blix Loaso Michael Myrtle Goml rich Thomas Kurtz Georgia Jones John Lewis Mary Tyler Howard White Okal Brawntry Edwin Plummer Pauline Briggs Robert Clay B Frye Philip McCormick Jennie McCracken Christin Brinkman Lena Hoag William Chenoweth Lena Irwin John Kettlehut Bilvia Diles J Carl Bodmer Pearl Cockerham. Building Permits Elisabeth Kirkwood double house Ashland Melleasao Slosn cottage Vigo prices Ed Harvey cottage Market near Decatur 91100 Henry Coburn cottage Brookside Commerce 1100 Mrs Cochran repair barn Si College Andrew Beringer cottage 1MWW Twenty-fifth 2300 Price Boyd flat Park Twenty Leth 4000 Julie Keller Constructor Co Jase Building Meridian
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Finland Proclaims Practical Independence Amid Quiet Transition
Reports from across the country say citizens' committees now control the government in Finland. Affairs proceed without unrest as no reports of looting or violence are received, signaling a stable shift toward independence.
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Fire destroys Columbia Box plant in St Louis loss
A fire swept the Columbia Box company plant in St Louis on Thursday causing an estimated two hundred thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with crews securing the surrounding area and reporting no injuries.
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Sheriff seeks new evidence in Staley Gipe murder retrial
Reports from multiple towns describe legal and criminal happenings including Sheriff Christopher Teves pushing new evidence for the retrial of Staley Gipe, convicted of brutal murders, after a Supreme Court reversal in Glana. Other items note a man attacked by a cat, a professor dying suddenly, a farmer’s apoplexy death, a burn accident saving a life, and an arrest with bond set at 2000. A cold remedy ad closes the page.
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Real Beer at Minnecrest Restaurant Arraigned
Lawrence Weppert who runs a 4 sa Java and restaurant in Minnecrest was arraigned in police court on Thursday morning charged with selling liquor on Sunday. Police testified they found a stein of beer at 1:34 am two weeks earlier. Weppert claimed the stein held real beer and said the root beer had been sold earlier and he forgot to remove it. He complained of rough behavior by Geers toward him and guests. The police judge released him on $0 bond.
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Unhelpful Letters Hint at Despondency After Disappearance
Chicago reports letters received after the woman Mary L. B. was missing were opened under post office inspectors. Five letters yielded clues only of despondency and possible suicide, offering little help to police or relatives in the search.
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Bank Robbery Strikes Louisville Depomt Bank
Vandals entered the Depomt bank in Bulpu er Kentucky on Wednesday night using four nitroglycerin charges to blow open the safe. The robbers escaped after the blast as officers reported no immediate loss figure.
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Rufus Rich Held After Shooting Charge
Rufus Rich, a Black farmer, was held to the grand jury under bond of 100 dollars after an incident when officers attempted arrest. He is charged with shooting with intent to kill toward Constable James Cordrey several days prior, with pollen court proceedings set for Thursday morning.
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Richmond Sues Gas Company Over Gas Rates
Richmond Indiana seeks a perpetual injunction to halt rate increases by Richmond Natural Gas Co. The suit, filed Thursday, argues the city cannot allow doubling of gas charges and aims to prevent further rate hikes.
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Tree kills Jasper Tracy near Mexico village
Jasper Tracy, who lived near the village of Mexico, Peru Indiana, was killed when a tree fell on him Thursday morning. The accident occurred as he worked outdoors, with officials investigating the incident following the fatal event.
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Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis and Cincinnati
The Indianapolis hog market faced oversupply with slow trading and prices about ten cents lower than Wednesday, while demand was light outside the local area. Cattle trade was active for fat stock but dull overall, with strong demand for prime cows and heifers. sheep markets unchanged. Cincinnati reports dairy and meat prices with mixed receipts and steady to soft trends across multiple classes.
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Chicago Live Stock and Produce Prices Summary
Chicago live stock receipts 20 000 for cattle and sheep with varies prices. Beef cattle high lows, milk products show creamery prints and cheese grades, poultry prices listed by dozen and types. Market tone mixed with steady beef and higher hogs, varied sheep demand across categories.
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Vegetables and Fruits Market Prices Listed in Fragment
An assortment of produce prices is listed, including onions, carrots, beets, tomatoes, lettuce, and citrus. The OCR shows numerous misreads but identifies a wide range of vegetables and fruits with per unit prices, weights, and varieties, reflecting a local market list.
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