Black man attacked horse driver with knife at court
Georg Love, alias Young, a Black man, attacked a horse he was driving with a long knife, injuring the animal. He was fined $10 and sentenced to 61 days in jail by the police court on Wednesday. He was also charged with stealing spoons and with clothing valued at a gin from Lonisy Kransy, a peddler, and held to the Grand Jury.
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Georg Love
Young
Hekame Angey
Way
Gat
Love
Ald
Metropolitan Life Official Arrives to Testify in New York
Hewes, president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of New York, has arrived from Jamin and will proceed to New York to testify before the New York legislative committee if required. Hegeman may testify as well.
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Hegeman
Bcripps-Atrak Press Association
Victoria
B.C
J. BR. Hewesman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Jamin
New York Legislative Committee
Senator Depew Skips Local Republican Convention
For years Chauncey Depew attended the Mount Kisco Republican gathering to address constituents from Peeskill and nearby towns. This fall, he was not present and the convention failed to invite him, sparking comment amid rumors tied to an insurance inquiry.
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Mount Kisco
X.Y
Chauncey Sl. Depew
Peeskakill
Denen
Fall Creek Liner Arrested Over In Fall Creek Sale
August Wernsing of Indianapolis was arrested for selling in Fall Creek. He appeared in Justice Sheets' court at Irvington on Tuesday, was fined, and ordered to pay costs totaling 35.00.
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August Wernsing
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Justice Sheets
Irvington
Bird shooters fined in territory hunting case near Terre Taure
Deputy Frank Pedderan arrested Frank Boots Adam Masvin Reary Smith and Leonard Oliver near Terre Taune for hunting song birds in the closed season. They were tried before Judge Brown and Church with fines and costs assessed. The case involved meadow park and other birds. emersons arrestee named in testimony.
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Frank Pedderan
Frank Boots
Adam Masvin
Reary Smith
Leonard Oliver
Terre Taue
Jude Brown
Church
Meadow Fark
Luria
Emerson
Feud Ends in Fatal Shooting Near Indianola
Casalis Lawrence and John Crimmina, farmers near Indianola, engaged in a long feud that culminated in Crimmina being shot and killed. Lawrence surrendered and asserts self defense in the Oct 1 Danville report.
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Scripps-3
NAR Press Association
Danville
Casalis Lawrence
John Crimmina
Indianola
Tueany
Lawrence
Mysterious Missing Nellie Ryan Sparks City Search
Nellie Ryan aged 1 disappears from 34 Virgine Neuve, prompting an intensive police hunt. All patrols receive a description, with detectives and coroner involvement amid theories of nervous collapse or foul play. Sisters Anne and Nellie remain the focus as time stretches.
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Anna Rynn
Nellie
Virgine Neuve
Nellie Ryan
M.D
Ike
Garfeld Park
Riversite Park
Anne Reon
Bullets Wound Fatal Amid Manal Suicide Attempt
A 33 year old woman died after a self inflicted pistol wound in her home. Police report indicate she shot herself while alone. the body was found by a butler and she had recently been in an HBO facility. Her daughter states she had wished to die. investigation ongoing.
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Tida Fee
Het
HBO
British steamer struck mine sinks near Shagtune light
The British steamer Daehn struck a floating mine on September 2, 90 miles east of Shagtune Lighthouse and sank. Fifteen passengers and crew are missing, including two European engineers. German steamers Emstyiveid and aus Wagner were seized off Fosan and Nishima after being suspected of carrying contraband of war.
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Daehn
Shagtune
Emstyiveid
Aus Wagner
Fosan Amt
Nishima
We Vladivostnk Amt
Kaiser Attends Wedding of Duke Carl Edward and Victorie Adelaeld
In Glucksburg Germany on October 11 the marriage of Duke Carl Edward of Saxe Gotha to Princess Victorie Adelaeld of Bchlenwiz Holstein-Burderburg-Glicksburg was celebrated with a formal ceremony attended by the Kaiser and Kaiserin and relatives. A religious service followed and a large assemblage of German rulers and foreign dignitaries participated. The newlyweds received many presents. Meanwhile Wilton post office was robbed Tuesday night of 5490 in stamps and cash.
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Borifi's-3snae Press Association
Glucksburg
Germany
Carl Edward
Saxe Colours
Goths
Victorie Adelaeld
Bchlenwiz
Holstein-Burderburg-Glicksburg
Giucksburg Castle
Schipps M'Rab Press Association
Biara
Wis
Oot
Wilton
Stock Market Opens Strong As London Buys Lead
The opening stock market was thoroughly strong with gains in Wisconsin Central Union Pacific Erie and Missouri Central and in New York Central Pennsylvania and Metropolitan Street Railway. Copper and steel stocks rose while London bought heavily especially Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Erie. Government bonds steady and new highs reported for several rail and industrial issues amid broad buying.
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New York
Get
Wisconsin Central
Union Pavific
Erie
Mithois Central
Centtal
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan
London
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacino
Chicago Great Western
Union Pacifico
Reading
Great Northern
Bank of England
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
S. P
St. Paul
Yoo
Consolidated Gas
Southern Hallway
Steel
Ite I. & ON
SMA
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
A fragmented city record item lists births at several addresses and mentions deaths including Marguerite Hylos and Sophia Valmer among others. It also notes multiple marriages and various repair and dwelling entries with locations such as Harding Street Ottawa flats and Caps- Inteave areas.
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Fayette
Rontlity Kane
Axler
Miamiat
Pneu
Sophia Valmer
St. Preytmunty
Charley Wright
Asthe
Gruenwald
Chokes to death on a fig leaves widow survivor
A man identified as Vernon, reportedly choking to death on a fig, is noted in this brief item. The report mentions he founded Keokuk Medical College and contributed to medical science. A widow survives him.
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Vernon
Get
Drion
Hoe
Keokuk Medical Cotlege
Philadelphia Bout Set to Meet Kaufmann in City
The Philadelphia fighter O'Brien has been selected to meet Al Kaufmann in this city on October 27. The BCRIPPS-M’HAE press association reports the boxing match is scheduled with both contenders aiming for a decisive title clash in the arena.
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Kaufmann
Bcripps-M’hae Press Association
Ban Prancieco
Durk O'Brien
Philadelphia
al Kaufmann
Wheat Market Report and Produce Prices
Chicago and New York markets show wheat higher with December and May futures, plus notes on oats corn and stable price movement. Butter eggs cheese and live poultry prices listed for various grades, with Cincinnati live stock recap and pork lard sugar futures and dairy product quotes across the region.
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Chicago
Lye
Ike
Onta
Stacy
WyGlie
New York
Neck Breaks At Camp In Indiana Mining Death
A worker at a camp in Lawrenceburg Indiana suffered a broken neck after an accident on Tuesday while traveling to his tent. A fellow laborer immediately placed support under the man’s head and nearby aid was summoned. The injury is reported as likely fatal.
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Bcripps MY
RAE Press Association
Lawrencerurg
Ind
Ort TeAn Tralian
Murderer Michael Mewarthy Trial at Kaukauna Court
Rumored details of a high profile murder trial in Kaukauna surface as a large crowd gathers Wednesday to hear the case. Jurors and authorities prepare for a formal hearing while outsiders travel to witness the proceedings amid tense expectations.
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Scrippemurar Press
Abboclation
Appleton
Wit
Get
Ierminy Kaukauna
Wenzle Kater
Michael Mewarthy
Wacken
Kaukauna
Jb Hearme
Stolen $100000 From Pittsburg Company
A theft occurred at Adams Express in Pittsburg involving a parcel containing about $100,000 in various bills bound for Cincinnati. Edward George Cunliffe, acting money clerk, is suspected. a warrant charges him with larceny. Cunliffe has not been at home since Monday. His wife collapsed upon learning authorities sought her husband.
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Bcripps-An Rak Prers Association
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Adams Express Company
Edward George Cunliffe
Cunliffe
Farmers’ Depoalt National Bank
Downstate livestock market steadies with steady cattle demand
Receipts show hogs at 5.00 to 6.00 with heavy selling near 5.80. Cattle market unchanged as best stock sold steady while many feeders and calves moved slowly. Sheep steady with strong demand for prime stock. In St Louis, cattle receipts steady, hogs steady at 10.9% and Texans demand listed.
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St. Louis
Texas
Chicago Live Stock market notes and prices
Chicago cattle and hog receipts show mixed demand with prime beeves around 520 dollars per head for medium quality cattle and varying bids for stockers cows and heifers. Texans and western feeders command higher bids while light weight hogs fetch 4 dollars and up. native sheep and lambs priced around 15 and 19 dollars respectively.
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Chicago
Bioady
Grain station inventory notes on wheat and corn
A scrambled OCR list records various grain grades and lots such as No 2 red track, No 3 white, No 4 white mixed, and No 7 mixed. Mentions through billing, through wine, and several mixed lots with quantities like 1 car and 3 cars, including rejected lots and totals.
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City Grain
Bat Corn
Tate
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg cattle supply light and market steady with choice at 1.40 to 1.50 per unit. Sheep supply light and steady with prime withers. Spring lambs around 4.50 to 5.00. Hog receipts show lower prices for medium and heavy weights.
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Pittsburg
Pitpsberg
Prine
Prins
Fatal shooting siege ends with Black suspect held
Englewood house siege ends after 101 officers fire at suspect Robert Newcomb. Two officers and two civilians die or are wounded in the exchange as dawn approaches. Newcomb is captured after police breach the door and strike him with an ax.
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Ecripps-M' Rae Pressssociation
Chicago
Winchester
Englewood
Robert Newtond
Newcomb
John P. Shine
Florence Poore
Walter Blue
Alexans Idler Lues
Laia
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Serange
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W. Wash. St
Kentucky Ave
Edward A. Mars
Albany, N.Y
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AL Sale
Wii
Scripps M'Nag Press Association
Basemann
New Place
Virginia Ave
Ilinels St
Washington St
Biro
Washington Est
Washington-st
Virginia-ave
Virginiaave
Fred Rasemann
Ravematin
Rassmann
Gin
Toe
Bkin
Roendera
Rusemann
Throsa
Arcade Rocks
Pembroke W Arcade
Ragemann
Kneipe
Ue Poller
Bird Shooters
ST. Patersburg
Vel
H.aliers Vom Tifus
Tarare
John i. Sabin
Scripps- Rre Preys Association
San Francisco
Cal
Jenny Sabin
Pacific States Telephon Company
Pearl
Sabin
Hood
Nellie Rynn
Anna
Tilda Roe
Weatst
Kaiser
Duke Carl
Princess Victoria
Waa
Iow
East Buffalo
East Burfalo
Noy
Deosse
Lon Wancock
EL MeCario St
Walter
Lille Nixon
Hardingst
Pitt Lonnard
Ida Geiger
Ottawa Flats
Tas
Dunes
Jeanette Burchfield
Ty Uo
Maud Bar Place
Meorge
Wil Mary Metzger
Charles Wat Laura Watkins
Brookerent
M. Whelter
Willy Craft
Elza Lingiey
Egan Wand Hiv AL Miler
Dob A Veal
Chira Hanesik
Wry
Partereau
Pearl Bo Wills
Qeeyr
Jo Batehivs
Igdenturg
No Ha
Bo Haker
Mice W Battle
Mand Reargatwe
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Elsle
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Bertha M Airbbe
Jarry
Vinnedige
Beryl Moore
Robert Wandsami
Ron Youngman
Russell Simmer
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Atlen
Madge Yearinger
Wilam Morris
Fannie Byckens
Frank Berger
Zeta Carsper
Andrew Pfaff
Kesler
James W. Hewitt
Annie Springer
Ternel
Emil Tia
George Hahn
Senate Ave
John Fiess
Englisheave
Fred Yeaton
Anan
Talbott-ave
Baldwin
My Chelner
Concord Fouth
Michigan-at
Gree Ray Cottage
le Grand
Spruce
Gi Foster
Achie Graceland
Doulle Heune
Wait
Coffes
Adams Express
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