Convicted in Rebates Conspiracy Case in Local Court
A jury found ACHT broker and clerk guilty of conspiring to pay rebates to shippers. The same charge led to George L. Thom and co defendants being charged after a pretrial contention. testimony cited for a broader conspiracy involving Crosby, Taggart, and others, with the court sustaining demurrers and awaiting further action as prosecutors pressed the case in Steubenville vicinity.
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Ineas Cy
George L. Thomety
LB. Tigger
Jay Thomas
Oi Buties
Rich
Crosby
General Fresenteo Miunager
Burlington Ray
Trian
George Te Thorne
Thomas Targart
McPhes
UnclearText Trial Report From Unknown Parties
A garbled OCR style passage describes a trial involving unnamed parties and several likely figures such as George Hy Gish and others. It mentions New York, a goods contract, and a paid annual sum, with fragmented names and locations. The readable fragments point to legal or commercial dealings but lack coherent facts or outcomes.
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Migiherd
George Hy Gish
New York
Choy
Bistana
Boatet Mouaees
Nes
THLE OL TRUST FT Fran tied to Crush LM se to twa
Note: readable text is garbled. The fragment suggests a legal or trust item involving FRAN and LM with references to Pooaspattye and Vieiteesa but lacks clear, factual details for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieiteesa
Business Crisis Prompts Court Testimony Across Sectors
A sensational hearing reveals market turmoil and alleged factory mismanagement. Witnesses from several firms accuse executives of biased practices, while officials push for comprehensive policy reviews. The testimony cites dwindling stock values and calls for accountability amid widespread industry disruption.
Forced to Sell Mine Amid Turbulent Industrial Pressure
Fragmentary report alleges forced sale of the Aleyantyla mine under pressure from mining and banking interests. Key figures include Lloyd, a breaker operator from Altoona, and J. Scott of Merian and Crescent Coal, with a 28 day call to account and claims of asset protection from the Terwind White company.
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Teladelphies
Scott
Merian and Crescent Coal Companies
Ned
Tim Haeverking
Trial testimony ties coal theft to railroad interests
Faded transcripts recounts Attorney Heraping Tap and judge Paton hearing witnesses at Philadelphia hearing on coal losses. The proceedings center on a scheme involving Footaath taen and a suspect named Ain Parton, with questions about forged shares and misused funds.
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B. Greene
Thom
Wilbou A. Paton
Phihemphda
Ain Parton
Ecole Binsett
Port surrender referenced in unclear wartime line
Fragmentary OCR notes mention surrender of Port and a series of names and terms unclear due to garbled text. The surviving words hint at a historical wartime event but lack discernible subjects, dates, or concrete actions. No verifiable entities or outcomes can be established from the readable fragments.
RUSSIANS DEMAND LIBERTY Censure of Ministry and Retirement
St Petersburg reports a bold parliamentary move as the lower house demanded the ministry’s retirement. The action is seen as a direct challenge to government authority, signaling a revolutionary shift in politics. Public alarm rises while officials debate the response amid urgent national concern.
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St. Petersburg
Heneh
Hanse
FERTILIZER MEN INDICTED IN US COURT CASES
Nashville grand jury in the United States circuit court indicted about 80 fertilizer manufacturers including local men for alleged anti trust violations. The six count indictment accuses defendants of forming a trust or combination and operating across regions. Copies will be sent to districts for service. appearance bonds will be required for the October term. The panel heard around 40 witnesses and the indictment is described as voluminous.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States Circuit Court
Aleged Fertilizer Trust
Louisville Declares Sunday Dry Amid Citywide Protests
Reports from Louisville Kentucky describe widespread closes and signage as residents encounter "closed" notices on USPS corners. Citizens fear a return to dry laws. many early risers note the city feels dry as Tophet for the first time in years.
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Louisville
Lawsvillle
Sieng
Elevator Slips into River at Fort William Grain Elevator
A grain elevator in Fort William Ont owned by the Oy Company began sliding into the Kamin River Saturday night as the foundation disintegrated. Engineers say catastrophic collapse seems unlikely but the structure is slowly sinking, prompting emergency measures and an investigation into the cause.
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Fort William
Ont
Oy Company
Bomb Throwers in Russia Kill and Wound Officials
Bombs were hurled at Gov General Timosiniff and Chief of Police Martinoff as they rode Sunday. Both escaped injury. a Cossack escort member died. A second bomb failed to explode. Martinoff shot a bomber dead. another escaped. Timosiniff’s coachman was wounded. In St. Sebastonol, prison warden M Shataloff was fatally shot by an 18 year old, who killed a beggar who tried to stop him before arrest. In Sebastonol a bombing at a troop review after the emperor’s coronation anniversary killed three and wounded several.
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Shataloff
Sebastonol
Seyera
Anarchists Attack Bank in Warsaw
A Friday attack on Industrial Savings Bank by anarchists left two customers dead and multiple wounded. Revolvers were fired, clerks and customers were forced to raise hands as the band fled, taking their wounded accomplice with them.
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Warsaw
Industrial Savings Bank
Perkins Is Discharged in New York Supreme Court
The appellate division freed George W. Perking from custody after he awaited grand jury action on a technical count of grand larceny tied to a New York Life Insurance campaign contribution to the Republican National Committee. A series of other brief items notes a fatal head-on collision near West Monterey, a bank cashier's suicide in Battle Creek, and a gas explosion injuring miners in Monongahela.
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New York
Supreme Court
George W. Perking
Grand Jury
Grand Lurveny
New York Life Insurance Company
Republican National Committee
Oz City
Qnemano
Buffalo and Allegheny
Pennsylvanian Railroad
West Monterey
Battle Creek
Mich
Frank P. Bangton
National Bank of Battle Creek
Farmer Clyde Showalter Found Dead Near Mount Carmel UK
The body of Clyde M Showalter, a wealthy farmer who vanished last October, was discovered standing upright in Paroka Creek near Mount Carmel. Authorities indicate the death appears to be a killing.
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Mount Carmel
Clyde M. Showalter
Paroka Creek
Showalter
Revenue grows with April total receipts rising
Nation reports total receipts for April 1909 at 18,000,000 dollars, up by 1,996,736 from April 1908. Government data shows continued revenue growth, reflecting expanded collections across major sources and ongoing fiscal activity.
Coal Miners Win Illinois Strike End Peace Terms
Coal miners in Illinois accept the 1903 wage scale, agree to pay shot firers costs, and seek repeal of the shot firers law next legislature. Union miners will indemnify operators for past unauthorized strikes, promising no future strikes. Ohio and Illinois operators suspend further talks until Illinois agreement. A Springfield meeting will prepare a report for a convention to sign a contract Wednesday.
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Legi
Chicago
Conl
Wingis
Ilineig
Lusa
Ohio
Illinois
Seattle
Indiana
Linus
Springfield
Jonn Miitchell
Werman C. Perry
Winois
W. D. Ryan
Vuu
Alcohol Bill Goes to the President for Signature
Washington May 29 The denatured alcohol bill with senate amendments was agreed to in the house on motion of Mr Payne of New York the author and now goes to the president for his signature.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Payne
New York
Rumor of new ministry centers on Shipoff premiership
St Petersburg May 29 A rumor in Moscow and St Petersburg says former Finance Minister Shipoff has been summoned to Peterhoff to confer with Emperor Nicholas about forming a new cabinet. Shipoff has shown reluctance to take the premiership. A Moscow dispatch says he left for St Petersburg, uncertain if commanded by the Emperor.
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Finance
Shpp
Premiar
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Shipoff
Peterhoff
Nicholas
Moscaw
Associated Press
M. Shipott
Petersburg
Revolutionary troops raid Guatemala in raid from north
Mexico City reports revolutionary forces have crossed into Guatemala from the north and south with strong arms and equipment. The expeditions aim to Americanize Guatemala.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Justice Brown Retires From Supreme Court
Washington May 20 official notice of Justice Browns retirement from the Supreme Court was made by Chief Justice Fuller before term adjournment. The eight colleagues expressed high appreciation of him as a justice and Brown replied with thanks for their expressions of goodwill.
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United States Supreme Cort
Washington, D. C
Antone Nedl
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
Fuller
Aoure
Brown
Hin
Justee Brown
Cot
Chen
Weather report hints at record May warmth in St Louis
A garbled weather note from St Louis reports an unusual temperature pattern with 44 degrees on a cool morning, then 30s later. It mentions snow in places and questions whether May temperatures set a new local record, citing observations and a weather report.
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St. Louis
Teddy Ropert
Readout of medical researchers listed in article
A fragment cites names Dr Hartung Dr F B Foster Dr C O Kepler and Dr G M Palmer in association with a medical study. The text provides no context or outcomes.
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Dr. Hartung
F. B. Foster
C. O. Kepler
G. M. Palmer
Calumet Baking Powder Ends Rochelle Salts Use
Calumet Baking Powder leaves the food free from Rochelle Salts, Alum or any injurious substance. Recommended by leading physicians and chemists.
A Matter of Courtesy and Curious Dialogues
A collage of clipped phrases and mock dialogues from various papers and ads. It includes a clash over a planned marriage, a marketing pitch for Defiance Starch, a vaudeville style exchange, and stray product claims. The text weaves humorous snippets and sensational lines into a single noisy page.
Valuable Agent in Dr Pierce Medicines Mentioned
Glycerine in Dr Pierce medicines enhances medicinal properties and acts as a nutritive antiseptic and ferment. The Golden Medical Discovery allegedly aids digestion, builds strength, and fights lingering coughs bronchial and throat ailments though not a miracle cure. The ad touts benefits, includes testimonials, and provides address and ordering details.
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Pierceta
Staudand
Lucy
de. Pierre’e Golden Medical Discovery
Feurn
R. V. Pieres
Butulo
N.Y
Goa
Pierce
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