The Robb theft case shocks East Street boarding house
A police court Saturday heard Rosa Robb charged with theft of a wagon load of household goods while she claimed most items belonged to her from a prior boarding house. Testimonies from neighbors identified items later found at Robb's home. Robb remained free on bond as she was sent to the grand jury.
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Gaithering
Rosa
Robb
N. East
Maisy Robbz
Wilkingon
Jacob ‘Traugott
Nbaat-St
New York-st
Mists Rothb
Pennsylvania
Miss Hobi
Grand Jury
Packers Trust Alleged in Price Fixing Case
Four suits seeking final damages totaling 97 million were filed against Armour & Co, the Udahy Packing Company, and the Swift Company. The action by Becki Couhee and H Stevens alleges a corporate trust or conspiracy to fix prices and limit output in the beef packing industry.
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Bcripps-M' Rae Press Association
Little Rack
Ark
Becki! Couhee Games
H. Stevens
Gen Hogers
Armour & Go
Udahy Packing Company
Switt Ompany
Fainting Bertha Arrested In Nebraska Case
A report from USMALLA Nebraska describes the arrest of a woman named Bertha related to a peculiar theft method involving feigned fainting. She was held by authorities after traveling from Chicago and was sentenced prior to her transfer to a detention facility. Her parents live in Ohio.
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Bcripps-M'Bartress Association
Usmalla
Neb
Navas
Kanewi Waker
Ipsinte Asxium
Fridig
Finats
Detvt
Priven
Chicago
Father of 36 Children Seeks Prize After Death by Own Action
George Fields, a Cherokee Indian from Rogers Arkansas, aged 60 or so, claimed to be married three times and fathered 36 children with 26 living. Records show a life spanning Arkansas and Tennessee while seeking a cartoon prize linked to anti race death by own action. he sent courthouse records to Washington in hope of prize money.
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Cripps-M'Rre Press Association
Memphis
Tenn
George Fields
Rogers
Ark
Baer
Roanevelt
Inter-church conference debates essential unity of churches
Delegates at a Saturday session of the Inter-church conference in federation gathered in larger numbers to discuss The Essential Unity of the churches. Speakers including Rev J W Mauck, Dr Ozi William Whittaker, Dr Robert Coste, Rev S P Sprong and Rev F D Power argued about unity, denominational differences, and the need for mutual recognition and concession among Christians.
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Scripps-31rae Press Association
New York
Ozi Wiliam Whittaker
Protestant Episcopal Church of Pennsylvania
J. W. Mauck
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Robert ©. Coste
Central Presbyterian Church
Denver
Rey. &. P. Sprong
The
Evangelical Messenger
Cleveland
F. D. Power
First Church of Christ
Washington, D. C
Jesus
Men Drive Turkey Flock To Market In Vermont
In Franklin county Vermont scores of onlookers witnessed three men drive seven hundred sixty turkeys along a road to Enosburg Falls as a wager-driven novelty. Albert Williams Charles Wilson and Exekiel Sumner of Richford led the procession without incident, showcasing a bold Thanksgiving stunt.
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Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Rutland
Franklin County
Vermont
Franklin
Banner County
Albert Willams
Charles Wilson
Exekiel Sumner
Richford
Judge revokes grand jury call in Crandon death case
Judge Goodland denied further investigation into the death of J A Walsh's wife in Crandon Wisconsin. He confirmed plans to issue an order revoking the grand jury summons after a post mortem indicated death by self-inflicted action, finding no ground for further inquiry.
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Scripps-Spare Press Association
Appleton
Wis
Ney
Goodland
District Autornes
J. A. Walsh
Crandon
Dr Miles Nervine Endorsed for Nervous Ailments
A vintage testimonial touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve energy booster aiding the brain spinal cord battery and whole body health. It claims relief from nervous prostration insomnia and melancholy with renewed strength and hope, praising the product as a superb nerve restore and offering a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Jacob Seemann
Nadison
Wiscanain
City Record for a Day Births Deaths Marriages
City record lists births including Myfee hardharave and Byrke families and many names with locations such as Columbia and Washington. It also notes deaths like Nellis Ryan and Susie Eaton with causes including drowning and pulmonary edema. Marriages are listed among multiple couples and building permits cover numerous properties in Seattle area. Various addresses and property values appear alongside contractor names and firms.
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Nellis Ryan
James W. White
Talbott
James C. Rodgers
W. Marylland
Susie Eaton
Caroline Schmidt
Fletcher
Emi
Maromert
N. Pine
Paul Baker
Garfeld
Weitzel
E. Washington. Com
Markets Boom In Stocks On Opening In New York
The New York market opened feverishly strong with many issues advancing. Leading names such as American Smelting, Tennessee Coal and Iron, and Readings rose, while Metropolitan Street Railway lagged. government bonds and other securities showed varied moves amid brisk early trade.
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New York
Metropoltan Street Railway
Tenness Coal and Iron
Blose- Sheffield
Federal
B. RT
Sonta
Seelivd
London
Tonnayteania
Paul Vy
Judges and officials seek third and fourth terms in state
Seven judges and two state officers push for third and fourth terms. W. H. Hughley would run for a fourth term as geologist, S. Cotton seeks a third term as superintendent of public instruction, with Monks, Jordan, Robingon, Black, Wiley, Contock, and Myers among candidates for appellate and supreme bench seats. Heaton opposes Monks. factions form across districts as elections loom.
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Hughley
U Fw
S. Cotton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Monks
Jordan
Supreme Bench
Robingon
Hlack
Wiley
Contock Wind
Roby
Avid
Himelf
Myerstvan
Henley
A. Cotton
Public Instruction
J. J. Tomlin
Shelbyville
W. E. Stipy
Lawrence County
Winglax
Levis Mamiten
Renugelasr
$1,000 For Cold Lunch At Carnegie Lunch Payoff
Nev. i-Frederick Peek, a retired engineer, recalls a ride with Andrew Carnegie during a Pittsburgh visit. Carnegie offers a symbolic check for one dollar as a personal gift tied to a lunch improvised from a dinner bucket found in Fleck's locomotive cab years ago.
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TRE Luna
Pittsburg
Frederick Peek
Perinaytva
Iran
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Pleck
Piita- Pure
Fleck
Former Alderman Rudolph Guilty of Bribe Request
Milwaukee November 18 Former Alderman Rudolph was found guilty by a jury of soliciting a bribe in a city council vote. He allegedly asked 100 for his vote and claimed influence over a city position once held by a former city attorney.
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Sergius Witte
Russia
St. Petersburg
Portsmouth
Nji
Count Witte
the Sun
Jor Priarian
Milwaukee
Wis
Rudolph
Hoes at 5.08 in Indianapolis cattle and hog market update
Weekend hog prices were 15 to 20 cents lower. receipts 19,090 hogs and 250 sows. Prices Saturday morning 5 to 10 cents lower than Friday, market active with demand for good to choice cattle steady to slightly lower. Sheep market steady. lambs and ewes listed with varying bids. cattle and veal pricing shown across steers, cows, bulls, and calves.
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Indianapolis
Enti
Shemp
Chicago
Pinicago
Pittsburg
Flagman Dead in Ass. Shanty on Fifty Ninth Street
Special to The Run reports Edward Fleming a 60 year old flagman for New York Central found dead in his shanty as trains neared a crossing at Fifty ninth. John Goss signaled emergency stopping milk and passenger trains preventing a likely disaster. Fleming had served 18 years with the railroad.
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Edward Flem
New York Central Railroad
John Goss
Ner
Goss
Fleming
Larry
Goes
Fittyninth-st
Mount Vernon
Gosa
McKeown
Golss
Flaxman
New York Central
Rine's Variety Store Promotion Gleams
A local advert highlights Rine's as offering a wide range of goods with more variety than competing shops. The notice emphasizes variety and shopping value to attract customers.
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Rine's
Wheat Advances and Mixed Live Stock Markets
Chicago reports mixed futures with fractional gains in wheat and softer tones in December contracts. Butter and dairy prices hold steady while live stock receipts show varied demand. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets differ by region with wholesale prices and receipts noted for Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburgh markets.
Cincinnati Live Brook Cattle Receipts Report
Cincinnati November 3 reports cattle receipts with steady prices for good to choice cattle. Butcher steers and mixed lot values listed, hog receipts show steady demand with prices around mid four dollars. Sheep receipts noted with steady trade and lambs described as extra quality.
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Cincinnati
Woman fatally shot in Foreston saloon row
In Foreston Minnesota on Friday night Hiram G. Anderson's wife was shot dead in the saloon while the family was present. The report says the bullet likely targeted the husband. Three suspects are being held as inquiries continue.
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Scripps-Atrue Press Association
Foreston, I
Hiram G. Anderson
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