Miss Kennedy Still Missing Despite the Search
Chicago Aug 24 continued search for Mary Kennedy 4555 Wallace avenue has found no trace since she vanished Monday Aug 13. She left Chicago Telephone Co where she worked over a year and later claimed a better prospect with Charles A Stevens Brothers, which inquiry shows she never joined. Police suspect abduction though mother believes elopement more likely. she was the sole support of a widowed mother and was 17 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Kennedy
Wallace Avenue
F. P. Ridge
la Salle Street
Ridge
George Nelson
Miss Kennedy
George
Nelson
Anna Kennedy
Rosa
Shanghai
Chicago Chief to file charges against Inspector Lavin
Chicago Aug 24 Chief of Police Collins plans to publicly outline charges against Inspector P J Lavin whom he suspended. A trial is sought within a week. Lavin defends by attacking Collins record and butting with Lavin supporters who claim the harrowing district administration under Collins was worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Collins
P. J. Lavin
Civil Service Board
Dunne
Lavin
Harrison Street
Chicago Avenue
John Richards
Timothy D. Hurley
Anti-crime League
Mulcahy
Bowers
Richardson
League
Callaghan
Central Girls Threaten Walkout Over Alley Entry
Chicago workers at the Central building threatened a 300 strong walkout if denied access to the operating room from the street entrance. They have endured days of entering through a foul alley between Washington Madison and Clark Dearborn, facing saloons and crowds. Three operators resigned after denial of entry and more planned to join the protest if not conceded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central
Title and Trust
Washington
Madison Streets
Clark
Dearborn
Exchange
Clark Street
Halden
A Class For Cripples Organised In Green Bay
A class for the benefit of Green Bay's crippled young men will be organized in the city. The effort aims to aid rehabilitation and provide education and training opportunities for local residents with mobility disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yy My C. A
Fox River Valley
Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay
Watchman shoots at thieves as mob confronts him in Chicago
Police intervene when watchman Ritkowski shoots at youths looting freight cars on Blackhawk street. Helen Frozczak, 17, is wounded in the left leg and taken to St Elizabeth's hospital in critical condition. Policeman Setterling and Sergeant Kroll drag him to Rawson street station as crowd shouts Lynch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Setterling
Louis Kroll
Rawson Street
Constantine Ritkowski
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Helen Frozczak
Eilston Avenue
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Ritkowski
Blackhawn
Cherry
North Branch
Lettering
Ritzowski
Kroll
Elston Avenue
Forger Trio Nabbed In Bold Bank Forgery Ring
Detectives arrest Thomas McCarthy alias Tom Brown and Thomas J Schaad after a May to August forgery scheme tied to Frederick Muntywiler. They opened 45 Beaver Street as Schaad Brothers and cashed three checks totaling 1900 while two others were detected. Schaad’s father posted bail. Schaad cooperates as a witness. Muntywiler remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas McCarthy
Tom Brown
James T. Murray
Thomas J. Schaad
McCarthy
Schaad
Frederick Muntywiler
Union Trust Company
Ferdinand Schaad
East One Hundred and
First Street
Muntywiler
Elmira Reformatory
Beaver Street
Schaad Brothers
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as quick healer
In Eminence Kentucky editor Major Hamm recalls a four year old attack by Piles and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing him in ten days. The salve is cited as the quickest healer of burns sores cuts and wounds sold for 25 cents at O T Erhart’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Hamm
The
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Bucklen
O. T. Erhart
Venezuelan bolivar counterfeiting plot unearthed in New York
Capt. George Boynton former Orinoco manager led a scheme to coin real Venezuelan bolivars in New York using dies made for a revolution against President Castro. Attor ney Lewis M Thompson and brothers Joseph and Sidney A Keller faced charges after authorities found two dies and planned bullion purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Venezuela
Castro
George Boynton
Orinoco Corporation
Boynton
Lewis M. Thompson
Joseph
Sidney A. Keller
South America
Orinoco
Capt. Boynton
United States
Orinoco Delta
Sawyer Thompson
Thompson
Chief Flinn
Secret Service
Lower Broadway
Flinn
Bolivar
Keller
Ridgeway
Dispute Between Mrs Carter-Payne and Miss Munro Ends in Rent Settlement
In New York on August 24, Mrs Leslie Carter-Payne and Miss Norma Munro end a rift amid dispossess claims. Mrs Carter-Payne paid three months rent totaling about 875 dollars, securing occupancy of her West Fifty-Ninth Street apartments to Sept 1 after a compromise with Miss Munro and her mother Mrs Henrietta Munro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie Carter-Payne
Norma Munro
Munroe
Norman Munro
Payne
Henrietta E. Munro
Miss Munro
Greggart Clark
Clark
Manchuria Aground Off Rabbitt Island Reef
The steamship Manchuria bound from San Francisco to the Orient ran aground on Rabbitt Island reef after a navigation error by Captain J. W. Saunders. The vessel remains stuck and being secured with anchors and compartments fired to hold fast. All 150 cabin passengers ashore will be paid by Pacific Mail and transported home. bookings on the Korea are halted to accommodate stranded travelers. A committee will decide berths on the Hongkong liner Omerit for August 30, with Governor James F. Smith of the Philippines favored for early passage.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Orient
Rabbitt Island Reef
J. W. Saunders
Mannning
W. H. Day
Los Angeles
Hongkong
Korea
James F. Smith
Philippines
Births and visits in city headlines
A nine pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultz at 1023 Mississippi street. Attorney Roy E. Bigham departed for Arcadia to visit his parents. Mrs. H. B. McCain of Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ennison at 627 State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schultz
Mississippi Street
Roy E. Bigham
Arcadia
H. B. McCain
Grand Rapids
Wis
W. J. Ennison
State Street
Dr George Powell Physician and Surgeon
Dr George Powell is described as a consulting physician and surgeon. The fragment notes his medical roles and professional title without additional context or biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
North Side Peter Fischbach Passes Away
Peter Fischbach of Middle Ridge died yesterday from tuberculosis after a seven month illness. He was 21. Funeral held this morning at 10 from St. Peter's church with attendees from the north side including B. Weber, John Weber, N. Anthony, Peter Fischbach and families, and Frank Mashek of 1304 South Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fischbach
Middle Ridge
St. Peter’s
B. Weber
John Weber
N. Anthony
Frank Mashek
Sixth Street
Farewell Sermon Soon by Rev Charles Wentworth
Rev Charles W Wentworth of Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal church will deliver a farewell sermon Sunday. He has resigned and will depart for the west as his daughter's health requires. The congregation regrets his leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wentworth
Caledonia Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wentworth
West
North Side Briefs Local Guests and Visit Notes
Miss Frances Braendel of Winona stays with uncle Frank Schumacher at 1500 Charles street. John Diamond of Kansas visits cousin John Diamond on the North side. Fishing crews halt work due to rising water. Charles Mosher returns from Iron River Duluth and northern Wisconsin. Ruth Kaizer visits Rushford. Caledonia Street Methodist picnic planned at Myrick park. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Heller return from New York to 1615 Wood street. Percy Boyle and John Roggensack expect arrival from Minneapolis tonight. Cyrus L. Ingram visits old schoolmate C. J. Crosby at 713 Avon street. Mrs. John Streeter and son return from Fargo. Jack Davis of 1500 block Avon is ill with typhoid fever after staying in Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Braendel
Winona
Frank Schumacher
Charles Street
John Diamond
Kansas
North Side
Charles Mosher
Iron River
Duluth
Wisconsin
Ruth Kaizer
Rushford
Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Myrick Park
Joseph G. Heller
Wood Street
New York
Percy Boyle
John Roggensack
Minneapolis
Cyrus L. Ingram
C. J. Crosby
Avon Street
John Streeter
Fargo
N. D
Missouri Inundated by Heavy Rains
Flooding hits towns around St. Joseph Missouri as torrential rains wash out Burlington tracks blocking rail service and delaying trains across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrinns-McRae Dispatch
ST. Joseph
Burlington
Republican primary notice for La Crosse County 1906
John E. McConnel calls meetings of precinct committees elected on September 4 1906 to choose county committee members. Precinct committee chair to be the top vote getter, meetings set for September 6 1906 at 8 PM at polling places in wards villages and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
John E. McConnel
Republican County Committee
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the Tribune
la Crosse Clothing Company
State Streets
South Fifteenth Street
Wisconsin Pearl Button Company
North Sixth
T. A. Dyson
South Ninth
South Fourteenth Street
la Crosse
Hotel Law
Eagle Hotel
South Fifth Street
Tisch Brothers Company Cigar Box Factory
Moter Barber College
Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Company
Seventh
la Crosse Streets
Maxie
Paul Dolan
la Crosse Can Company
Vought-Berger Company
Gateway City
Tran Fer
Drs. Powell & Powell
L. Gilbertson
C. S. van Auken
Pearl Street
City
Mormon Coulee Road
Cadillac
Motor Car Company
Cass
Cass Street
Main
King
Eleventh Street
South Eleventh Street
Main Street
Swell
Bath
Horton’s Park
Denton Street
South Sixth Street
Tribune
Stevers
Mais Street
Mortanes & Loan Co Co
Joe Thompson
Hurley
Justice Richardson
Central Girls
Watchman
City News
North Side Briefs
Missouri
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