Inspectors Baltz and Stevenson Bounced Over Smuggling Case
Washington Sept 19 The department of commerce and labor issued an order removing Edward Baltz and Charles W Stevenson Chinese inspectors to the immigration service charged with assisting in smuggling four Chinamen into the United States at Buffalo and with swearing falsely at their hearing It is the first time since the Chinese exclusion act enforcement that a mine inspector was found guilty of such an offense An alleged smuggler who failed to obtain a reward for bringing in the Chinamen is said to have furnished the crew involved There was no evidence the inspectors were paid for passing the Chinese in
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edward Baltz
Charles W. Stevenson
Immigration Service
United States
Buffalo
Motorman Paul Kelly Under Surveillance in Newark
Paul Kelly the sought motorman linked to a recent accident causing deaths is reportedly located in Newark New Jersey under police surveillance and expected to be arrested soon according to Scripps McRae press association.
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Newark
N. J
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Paul Kelly
Third Boost in Crude Prices Across Agencies
Pittsburgh dated report notes a third price advance in crude oil purchasing by agencies within two weeks. The announcement lists multiple locations including Pennsylvania and Corning among others, with varying per barrel increases and new rate figures. The fragmentary item names several suppliers and regions like North Lima and South Lima, indicating a broader market uptick.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Pittsburg
Tionn
Pennsylvania
Pennaslvania
North Lima
South Ima
Tadtangy
Saimersat
Kuglemds
Vhis
Judge Weighs Taggart Case Opens Late Decision Expected
Special to The Sun from Wooster Ohio reports Judge Sammie G. Baron in the Taggart divorce trial said a decision would come at the very end of the week or possibly Monday of next week.
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Wooster, O
Durige
Sammie G. Baron
Taggart
Monny
Silent Army Reports 2400 Deaths in Indianapolis Year
The Board of Health statistics at the courthouse show that to date there have been 2,400 deaths in Indianapolis this year amid health concerns and official reporting.
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Ofice of the Board of Health
Indianapolis
Fever Town Hunger Amid Yellow Fever Outbreak
Reports from Tallulah describe dire conditions as 245 houses in the town are shut for weeks with residents starving. Yellow fever has spread to Mer Rouge and nearby parishes, with numerous new cases and several deaths across Louisiana and Mississippi towns.
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Bcnppsav
Press Association
New Orleans
Tallulah
Ris
Merrouge
Moeretowee Parish
Arkansas Herder
Ray Thomas
Bayati
Patterson
Tallulan
Kenner
St. Rose
Terre Bonne
Basou Natchez
Bt Behart
Evergremn
Aveoyelles Parish
Lecompte
Baton Rouge
St. Doston
Cage
Bayou Lueuf
Bayou Natchez
Boa
T New Cage
Natent Torches
Merroyg
Helle Grove
Bass Rouge
Boyce
Meise Settlement
Mississippi
An Tollows
Hamburg
Nateher
Vicks Burg
Horse Hurled From New York Bridge In Tragic Accident
A horse driven wagon spooked by a trolley caused the driver William A. Fyrisch to be thrown over the guard rail. His body landed on the street with fatal injuries. The incident occurred on the Williamaburg bridge as bystanders watched in shock. Separately, Sturgian Burn Manufacturing and partners face a petition for receiver in the U S Market Court amid debts over 100000. The plant once aimed for Centerville Indiana, with Creed factory ties to Indianapolis workers.
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Scripus-M Rae Dress Association
Peo
Patel
Williamaburg Bridge
Svomere Min
Willam A. Fyrisch
Sturglan & Burn Manufacturing Company
Samuel Emelser
United Surtes Warket
Lle
Wamarty
Cominy Twes
Wayne Hreuit
Amt
United Barts District Court
Conville
Centerville
Ind
Wayne County
Fred and
Wilam Churchman
Indienapotla
Foreclosure Filed Against Warsaw Water Company in New York
Interest of 18 unpaid bonds triggers petition in U S court seeking foreclosure and receiver appointment. Warsaw Water Company, alleged insolvent, unable to pay bond interest. principal amount around 6000.
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Knlcxervovwer Srunt Company
New York
United States
Warsaw Water Company
Hill
Warsaw
Breaks Up Piano House and Destroys Property
Huntington West Virginia Sept 1 9 Fire department reports Crawford county surveyor visibly enraged on Monday night seized an ax and wrecked a piano tower windows and tires at his home he then damaged electrical wiring and endangered his family fleeing police finally captured him as he smashed the door and entered the jail yard it was a chaotic incident ending with his arrest.
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Bgripps-M'Rae Presb Association
Huntington
W. Vas
Finson Crawford
Tim
Rosa 18 in Lafayette to undergo brain operation
Rosa 18 in Lafayette faces surgical procedure after a doctor’s plan to cure a head injury habit. The youth left home amid fear of the operation and will be brought back to undergo the treatment in the medical facility.
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Karama Rosa
Bank Closes Doors in Pittsfield Market Shakeup
Bank at Barry, among the oldest in the area, shut its doors Tuesday amid changes. Officials cited ongoing market pressures in Pike County and the broader banking sector as the cause of the closure. Local residents and customers faced temporary access disruptions while operations winded down.
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Scripps
Pittsfield
Barry
Pike
County
Pastors Oppose Move to Indict Chicago Mayor
A Chicago committee of ten ministers and laymen urged State's Attorney Healy to indict Mayor Dunne for alleged malfeasance after his Sunday closing decision. Healy refused, stating he would not act without clear grounds. The group urged enforcing the Bolus Sunday law but acknowledged Healy's stance and offered no action.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Chicago
Dunne
Samona
Healy Atu
W. A. Bartlett
Mirat
Cluteti
Mealy
Healy
jJustice
Odd Fellows Parade Highlights eighty-first annual convention
May Kee and Tank Wah Jung, Chinese mayors, observed the Odd Fellows parade during the eighty first annual convention. A secret session of the sovereign grand lodge and prize drills kept encampments and Rebeka lodges busy. Grand Ble Durham presided in the absence of Grand Sire Wright as resolutions were adopted.
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Ecripps-Mare Press Association
Philadelphia
Bopt
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebeka Lodges
Grand Ble Durham
Arerel
KR. Wright
Moy Kee
Tank Wah
Jung
Chines
Af Tie Diatrapolix
Emnton
Martin Boy 18 Safe After Disappearance
Bernard Martin, missing since Sunday night with his father in Gartivid Park, returned home at 1508 Meridian Ave. Police report the boy spent Sunday night with his mother in Norwood, attended school Monday, and stayed at a neighbor’s house that night. Authorities say the boy has been separated from his family.
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Bernard ‘Martin
Gartivid Park
Baw
Norwood
Komura May Sail September 26 for Tacoma
New York reports Baron Komura’s illness, once diagnosed as fever, now believed to be seasickness. Doctors say he will not be bedridden and plans to sail on the Tacoma on September 26. The Associated Press notes the baron’s condition improved enough to resume travel arrangements.
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Komura
Acripps Ar Prese-Association
New York
Baron Konurs
Ntelsen
Hon
Tacoma
The Four Track News Travel Education Subscriptions
The magazine appeals to intelligent readers and students with easy secure subscriptions. It offers generous profit margins for writing to the publisher George H. Daniels at 7 Forty second Street New York for full particulars.
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Atudenty
George H. Daniels
New York
Mystery Bicycle Claim Involving Sun Agent Harry O Rear
Harry O Rear of North Siem Indiana a Sun agent for about Ave years allegedly made a bicycle purchase linked to a Sun scheme. The odd claim notes Rear’s role and a mysterious partnership with Lord O Rear in a sensational local item.
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Harry O' Rear
North Siem
Ind
Sun
Harry
Lord O Rear
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed
A dated city notice lists births and deaths with names and addresses including Richard Birtha and Karl Kmetey at 1 Hamilton Ave and 10 Unions, plus families like Bratd with Mary Rive and Claude with Jenny Gamer. Deaths mention convulsions and infant illnesses, with numerous entries in various streets. Marriages section shows forming pairs such as George Smith and Mary Vodbring Jr and Thomas Garby and Bertie Stockrow, among others.
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Birtha
Richard
Kmetey
Hamilton
Ave
Karl
Anna Retener
William
Maggie Zimmerli
Meridtarat
Mary Rive
Merville Tzirh
Kurene
Hie Sullivan
Claude
Jenny Gamer
Hay
Fred
Ena Pattman
Ransdailst
Ransdailst. Girl Tenry
Gann Tileseking
Deis Mt
Ein King
Hema Hopine
George Fo Smithe
Mary Vodbring
Ellin
Mande
Hrinet
Lee Readford
Ernest Plckerkin
Aid Taher’ Peatherstoune
Jean PoAnderyon
Mabeile Aulgery
Joseph TH. Swanson
Mary Reernr
Thomas L. Garby
Bertie SN
Stock Row
Fionrge Glaser
Katherine Murrphy
Withead
Dwin Remonshi
William TH. Garner
Emma Allison
Anderson Lowe
Mary Mo Pell
Witliam Wallace
Carrie FW
Building Permits Noted For Various Projects In The City
Genrer Peppa files for cutage on olor avenue with Margaret Hilton listed in Michigan street. Emily A Smith seeks a $2000 dwelling permit for 40 N Capt tdil avenue. S Willey applies for repairs at 1S Leess. Arthy A Mares plans a double house on Tvimes street. Tho and Mo Coats request a cottage permit for Thirty-tieds wb. Catherine Keeves in Jenaiy applies for a Morria rts project valued at 14 M. Cox seeks shed work on THN New Jtraty street. Williams Kimberlin requests a Payent cottage permit. Ta M Moore files tepales at 22 E Swelfthe Fh for 400. J Whitenger for enttage at Olneyest costing 140. Barnhard Wailer for a cottage on Paris-ave with a 2400 double henge on Londin-st.
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Peppa
Olor Ave
Margaret Hilton
Afer
Michigan St
Emily A Smith
Catherine Keeves
Jenaiey
Morriarts
Cox
Shed
Thn
New
Jtraty St
Em. Williams
Kimberlin
Cottage
Payent
Ta M. Moore
Tepales
E. Swelfthe
J. Whitenger
Enttage
Olneyest
Barnhard Wailer
Paris-ave
Wat
Wheat Market Slump As Stock Prices Dip In New York
On September 10 in New York the stock market opened lower with brokers heavy on short sales. Commodity trading showed wheat firm No 7 and No 1 yellow mixed futures with varied bids. A general market downturn followed with bonds off and traders cautious while London influence pressured prices.
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New York
Yate Lower
London
Conemissior
Busine
Stork
Mtn
N.Y .C
React
Mo Pav Cp
Pennsylvania
Atchison
RY. A
Wabash Fy
Guy Grain
Ted
SMP
Slapped Hog Incident Reported in Local Game
A chaotic scene unfolded as Myra Hackley allegedly struck a hog during a game, causing injury and a delayed confrontation. The hog was killed and the ball recovered, with onlookers aiding Hackley and officials moving to control the situation.
Boys accused as youths steal attempt and bike
A juvenile court hearing followed after a street incident in which youths discussed stealing a bicycle. Witnesses described a plan to steal and the attempt to take a bike as police intervened. The Roberts family, recent movers from Mulwatiker, were noted in the case.
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Pil Roberts
Hove
Henese
Jan
Thy KM
Pan Robertes
Autor Mabie
Dodge Stubbs
Roberts
Mulwatiker
Delegates Meet on Assessments Across States
Delegates from cornell a of the Reval Arennum in several states meet at the Manhattan bowl to determine the legality of the supreme council advancing rates. If the council has exceeded legal austerity, an action to contest rate raising may be pursued in the courts.
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R. A
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
New Fork
Cornella
Manhattan Bowl
Supreme Counen | Ii
Supreme Council
Wanted an Excuse to Have Him Arrested
A frayed filing of divorce actions appears as a string of cases in which various spouses seek legal separation. The text mentions Arta HL Fish, Jia, and Judge Alien handling multiple divorce petitions, alleging drunkenness, abandonment, and mistreatment. Several other names are referenced as pursuing or applying for divorce amidst long personal disputes.
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Arta HL Fish
Jia
Dudee Heng Chi Alien
Fish
Bualuens
Judge Alien
Indi
A. Garever
Thomas J. Varver
Greenprood
Kekona
Meats and Lard Prices and Varieties Listed
A fragment listing meat products from Kinga & Co including cured hams, tenderloins, fresh hams, steers and lambs. Mentions various prices and items such as pickled pork per barrel and whole meats, with several garbled terms and brand-like descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinga & Co
Chicago Produce and Live Stock Prices Circulated in Sept Sales
Readable fragments show Chicago Produce listings with dairy and cheese items, plus live stock receipts and cattle yields. Entries mention August to September activity, prices per dozen or per weight, and references to various breeds and grades, including dairy daisies and lambs.
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Chicago
Stark
Cincinnati Live Stock News Brief
Partial OCR item reports livestock market news from Cincinnati with scattered figures and names. Readable fragments indicate market activity and prices but missing full details and dates. The note preserves the core sense of a market update for livestock in Cincinnati.
Wagon Markets Report From Alanapalis September 19
Market notes show activity in wagon markets with a focus on corn and oats traded by sellers named Cornsie and Dats Sheat Oatsigs. Prices and quantities are unclear but transactions occur as farmers and buyers meet in the field.
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Charles Stevenson
Scripps-M'Rre Presa Association
Silent Army
Natepiioches
Bad Argo
Faom Bridge
William A. Furisgh
Rosa
Lafayette
May Kee
Martin Boy
Harry O'Rear
Aidron
Ada Hooper
Bonet
Eel Kaward
Clara Parry
Ro Jo
Bree Gladden
Hay Richard
Nellie Kurtz
MeCarty At
Hartes
Mary Letginger
Hifant Reckhard
Kon Smit
Rphnne Eaton
Wayne
Eangeerinn
Barrett
Patrick Denne
Hamey W. Willian
Shelby
Fimar Thayer
Aniton Benard FoChirk
Nye Eas
Pothird
Stella Vantender
Charles
Klehl
Nevn Fo Temple
Fieher
Elizabeth Schat
Charlea B
Stevmnsah
Nelbeth
Wil Pent Feynten
Imelay
Wener
Howard Ward
Louise Moorshroder
Harry A. Measeremith
Agnex
A. Jennings
Ith
Slogel
Londin-st
Swe
East Buffalo
Biffalo
X.Y
Yeatharr
Faas
Sean
Tsaurg
Cattie Relp
Stade
York
Erge
Extra
Western Extra
MAGIC
Shoop
Iscal Sourcen
Akon
Medhitz
Chatce
Mrs. Hackley
Suripps-Milae Press Association
HAMIS
Sepp
JT. Rackley
Hrookline
Mars
Hackley
Myra
Tailor Fisher
India Carver
Mertenia
Marie MA Calhoun
Frank Calhoun
Ways Wilson
Wilson
Chris Harmerthy
Vera
Fe Yntorerabio
Westore
Bengy
Louis
ST Locks
Texas
Rome
Cincinnati
Amri
Alanapalis
Smith & Barnes
Beve
Kurtzman
Pearson’s Piano House
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