Mrs Johnston pleads guilty in larceny and forgery case
New York Oct 14 Mrs Mario Lay Johnston pleads guilty to grand larceny and forgery after being charged with stealing nearly 92000 from the United States playing card company of Cincinnati. A small fire early Wednesday destroyed the Nationalitumen company's shell and boiler room at Mileyave Culvelogest corner, causing about 3500 in damage and halting plant operations until repairs are made.
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Fon Johnston
United States Playing Card Company
Cincinnati
Nationalitumen Company
Mileyave
Culvelogest
Indianapolis election betting tops previous campaigns
About $150,000 changed hands in city election bets while May or Bookwaiter was expected to win, leaving supporters poorer by roughly $150,080. Wagers reportedly totaled large sums at Walker's, Helena & Bhez's, Tron's, and the Denizon, illustrating a vigorous betting campaign.
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Indianapolls
Bookwaiter
Tutsany
Indianapolis
Tita
Walker's
Helena & Bhez's
Tron’s
Denizon
Governor's Son Charles Murphy Visits City for Talks
Charles Murphy, son of the New Jersey governor, was in town Tuesday calling on Senator Fairbanks and conferring with D. M. Parry. His visit serves the interests of the Manufacturers' association.
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Charles Murphy
New Jersey
Senator Fairbanks
D. M. Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
Bank Robbery In Derwich Markets Cash From Farmers Bank
Four men blew open the Farmers' Bank at Bom on a Wednesday and escaped with £2500 after robbing the bank of £2800 in total. Police pursue suspects as details emerge from the incident in Derwich, IM.
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Derwich, IM
Farmers’ Bank
Bom
Boy Told A Lie Leads To Extreme Juvenile Court Warning
In Chicago on Tuesday Judge Dunne urged harsh punishment for Bernard Betts a 14 year old who lied about visiting his girlfriend. Henry Betts his father argued for ten years in prison. Bernard was thrashed after his lie and brought to juvenile court following a clash with his older brother William who forbade visits to Oak Park.
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Chicago
Henry Betts
Bernard
William
Amalgamated Copper Hosts $50,000 Barbecue for 6000 Workers
At Butte Montana a holiday festival and barbecue funded by Amalgamated Copper Co. fed about 6000 employees. The event included eight oxen 50 hogs and 50 sheep roasts with bakeries breweries and cigar factories urged to contribute heavily. The barbecue cost $50,000. Five people die in a disastrous Bandhof fire in Berlin. Several houses destroyed and families left homeless. Emrich and Taylor appear poised for reelection to the school board amid celebratory returns.
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Berlin
Bandhoft
Elopement Marry At Port Chester Shocks New York
Ida May Zahn Waterbury daughter of a New York fur merchant married David Waterbury in Port Chester to avoid a planned elaborate ceremony. Parents accepted the match. the couple returned to the bride’s home and were forgiven.
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New York
Papa
Mamme
David Waterbury
Bury
Zahn
Port Cheater
Two Die In Head-On Crash In North Bend Street Car Line
A fatal head-on collision occurred Wednesday near North Bend on the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora street railroad. Edward Barrows was instantly killed and Motorman Beott died from injuries. Several others were injured. The crash followed alleged neglect to signal the east bound crew to throw the switch.
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Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg
Aurora Street Railroad
Secident
Edward Barrows
Tros. Beott
Nothing To It About Rumors Of Indy Baseball Moves
Local chatter suggests Phillipa may lead the Reds affiliated club in Indianapolis while Watt denies selling interests in the Indianapolis baseball club. Watt says negotiations with Fifty Ups to pitch for Indianapolis are not at a rounded stage and future moves remain uncertain this year.
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Cintinnat
Phillipa
Reds
Indiana
Indianapolis
Watt
Minneapolis
Watts
Indianapolia Baseball Club
Indianapolia
Muddle Over Manchuria Might Settle Without War
A Tokyo dispatch reports belief that Japan and Russia may settle the Manchurian dispute without war, signaling possible diplomatic progress despite mounting tensions.
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Manchuria
Man Embezzler Shoots Self in Urbana Head
A & R Miller, real estate dealer, charged with embezzlement, attempted suicide by shooting through his head on Oct 4. He smoked a cigarette after the self inflicted wound, leaving him blind as the bullet pierced the optic nerve. Two soldiers drown near Fort Morgan Alabama on Oct 4. Esau Jeffries and William Rice were boating when they died. Rabb Marcus M. Jastrcy died at his Germantown home on Tuesday.
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A. &. Miller
Fort Morgan
Ala
Esau Jeffries
William Rice
Rabb M. M. Jastrow
Philadelpria, Met
Rabb
Marcus M. Jascrocy
Hts
Germantown
Sultan’s bribery plan fails to end Balkan uprising
Oct. 14 report says the sultan tried to settle the Balkan insurrection by buying off leaders, but the effort failed. In Cleveland Ohio Oct 16 McCloud, a brokerage firm member of Mc Troud Quayle Co, was killed when his car ran away and struck him.
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Balkan
Une Foadera
Cleveland
LFP
McCloud
McTroud, Quayle & Co
Origin Of a Famous Food The Grape Nuts Story
A brain and nerve builder tale follows a diligent worker who sought a food to renew strength and sustain plans. After experiments, Grape-Nuts is presented as the non stimulant daily sustenance that supports brain and nerve function, with a charming flavor and ready serving with cream.
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Ted
C. WW
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offer Promises Trial Treatment
A promotional appeal by Dr Shoop claims a German found chemical cures rheumatism by removing toxins from blood. It offers a one month trial for $5 with book delivery and a promised refund if unsuccessful, urging readers to write for the book and arrange pharmacy access.
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Germany
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Tiny rooster kills man at Wilkesbarre
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 4 A bantam fighting cock caused the death of John Grevner a local fancier when it flew at him piercing his heed with the steel during a test of its mettle Blood poisoning and Jackjaw followed leading to his death in this city on Monday
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Wilkesbarre
John Grevner
Grevner
Tag Was It When the Crowd Demanded Tom Taggart Talk
A crowd at the Democratic head quarters pressed Tom Taggart to come out and address them. They urged him to reveal opinion on Rum while praising his leadership in the fourteenth ward. Taggart appeared, paused in the halls, and responded with a smile as the crowd cheered.
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Democentic
Tom Taggart
Tom
Holtstan
Tegwart
Sultans So Dead Constantinople Judgment Reversed
In October 14 report from Constantinople the sultan’s bedridden son Ahmid is mentioned with a disputed judgment. A separate Baltimore Southwestern rail line incident ends with a plaintiff Henderson of Seymour Indiana getting 10% damages on appeal. A jail escape in Renton Washington details prisoners prying doors with iron rods after fingering murder sentences.
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Southwestern
James Henderson
Seymour
Ind
Iimpport
Henderson
Tower Court
Renton
W. Ve
Gesta
Bloch Granted Longer Prison Term by Supreme Court
Lawrence Bloch of Chicago will remain in prison for several months after the supreme court denied relief on appeal. Bloch was convicted in connection with ransacking a room in Hunilmon, Ind, and sentenced before an appeal on technical grounds.
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Lawrence Bloch
Chicago
Supreme Court
Bloch
Hunilnmon
Ind
Wwe
Large Harvester Firms Plan Consolidation to Cut Costs
Chicago Oct 14 Radical changes are to be made in prices and a consolidation of McCormick Deering Champion and Pinna harvesting firms is planned to reduce expenses. Local officers deny the rumor while Cincinnati estimates yearly savings of about 500000. Some managers have signed for another year.
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Chicago
Interna
Ional Harvester Company
Bmccormick
Deering
Champion
Pinna
Cincinnati
Champion, Deering and McCormick Harvesting
Archbishop Kain Dead in Baltimore
Archbis hop Kain of St Louis died in Baltimore after a weeks long illness following an appendicitis operation. He was a well known American prelate admired for his service and leadership. The item blends obituary with unrelated ad copy and listing fragments from the newspaper page.
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Baltimore
Kain
St. Loufa
Deen
Yee
United States
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