Stories of the Day Slang Diction Additions From Hazy Night Notes
A collage of dated slang terms and glosses on words like dream growler and dirt with quirky citations. It catalogs phrases such as dough for money and tire for losing one s wits, plus odds about high collars and sock letters, ending with a note on a rattlesnake payment to settle subscriptions.
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Dreowm
Nat Herveshot
Wordeworth
Buzzards Bay
Holmes murders and bodies found in Castle basement
Chicago police press on with Holmes case as skeletons and bone fragments surface in the Castle basement. Patrick Quinlan and others are detained for questioning while investigators probe a web of murders linked to insurance fraud and the alleged disposal of victims in quicklime and acid tanks.
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Wwe
Hoth
Ulenooh Ba Eves
Holmes
Biet
Putiee
Ome Puinaventuta
A. Holmes
William A. Shoemaker
Cateago
Shoemaker
Prowse
Baplaros
Mao
Hir
CuHicase
Jule L. Conner
H. H. Holmes
St. Louis
Ira Yantia
Waukesha
Wis
Police
Kitty Kelley
Minnie
Annie Williams
Alice Pitzel
Julia Conner
Conner
Ohtonico
Mra
Patrick Quinlan
Badenoch
Holains
Mrs. Conner
Colonel Bolkway
Wilmette
Pitzl
Howard Pitzol
Ida
Emily Cigrands
Gertrude
CueaGo
Pat Quinlan
Edward Chappell
Inspector Fitzpatrick
George B. Chamberlain
Lafayette Mercantile Agency
Pitzel
Chamberlain
Chicago
Kaghewood
Rowe Brothers Involved in Bank Box Embezzlement Case
The Rowe brothers, sought for embezzlement in Town, rented a safe deposit box in Banco International’s vault. An employer observed frequent deposits or withdrawals, and upon arrest the bank was ordered not to open the box until government directions arrive. Richard Kane, not naturalized, hires the box and claims the funds are his. Cheater Rowe, accused of default in Iowa, is not involved, per Kane.
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Silas Partog
Dyesyilie
Ted
Becaus
Fannie Jones
Anderson
Ind
Mites
Welch
Tam
Dyecaville
Ohio
SiLas Parlay
Miles Heart
Dr. Milen Medical Co
Elkhart, Ltd
Miles
Rowe
Mexico
Rowe Brothers
Banco International
Richard Kane
Lowa
No Massacre in Jackson's Hole Report Says
Market Lake Idaho July 29 reports indicate settlers in Jackson's Hole are unharmed and no massacre occurred. Federal troops head toward the area, but accounts suggest the feared slaughter is untrue with exaggerated tales circulating about dozens killed and enemy bands marching toward the Teton country. Indian agent Teter notes settlers and Indians have caused casualties on both sides, urging prosecution for crimes. Prohibition talks cover currency debates and equal suffrage as speakers address bimetallism and women's rights. Ohio miners' leader warns a strike if demands from western Pennsylvania operators are not met.
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Holmus
Lon
Milly van Tassel
Toronto
Holmes
Aleo
Nobio Pugol
Nowapaparte
Minuto Williams
Mra
Conner
Walesh Avenas
Minnie Willams
Mra. Conner
Wool
Floalao Anya Holmes
Annie Williams
Hulmes
Mischel
Philadelphia
Europe
Pitzel
Anderson
Ind
Ameline Cigrande
Michigan
Phelps
Chicago
Phoebe Clarand
Emeline
Hort
Chappell
H. H Holmes
Holme
Market Lake
Ida
Jackson's Hole
Cal
Fort Hall
Lemb Reservation
Teter
Indian Commission
Jackson Hole
Ula
A. Tuttle
Decstur
M. L. Daggy
Greeneastie
Robert Hunt
Decatur
Claud Hall
Kurenka
Helen M. Gougar
Mary L. Haworth
Eva M. Smith
Springfled
A. Underwood
Arnold
Boston
Mary Hausel
Springfield
Helen M. Gongar
Illinois State News Roundup From Springfield and Beyond
Reports from Springfield show the senate debating revenue measures and an arbitration bill while considering taxes on gas electricity telephones and baseball. Other items cover arrests convictions boat accidents bank closures and notable deaths and appointments across Illinois and nearby states.
Cherokee Bill Seizes Revolver Kills Guard at Jail
Fort Sirs Ark July 27 Cherokee Bill seized a revolver to free prisoners and fatally wounded Larry Keating the oldest guard. After a shootout with deputies he surrendered his pistol to Henry Starr. Police suspect Josie Brown, his sister, aided the escape plot.
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Fort Sirs
Ark
Cherokee Bill
United States
Larry Keating
Turmey Koff
Turnkey McConnell
Keff
Keating
McConnell
Parker
Henry Starr
Josie Brown
Bow
History of a Week Highlights Travel, Labor, and Global Ties
A bustling week notes tourism up eight percent, port clerks in Livingston, Guatemala, robbed vaults, and Chicago’s The Chronicle entering a long term deal. Reports cover Boston carpenters demanding eight hours, a Terrieln Terrier collision sinking a ship, Bedouin unrest in Tangier, a dentist in Louisiana taking his life, rail and steam interests, indictments, drownings, and a string of local and international incidents reflecting a volatile period in rail, commerce, and governance.
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Daly
Poc
Brooks
American Steamship Company
Livingston
Guatemala
Chicago
New Democratic
the Chronicle
Tt 4
Union Carpenters of
Boston
Dieitis
Eagle
Denwrara
Passonore
Tangiersta
Gore
Illinois
Ramael L. Butler
Loutagnje
New York Tailors Strike Idle 17,000 Workers
New York Hebrew clothing makers observed Sunday as a strike begins. About 16,000 workers in the city reportedly join the walkout, with Brooklyn Newark and Brownsville also affected. United Garment Workers and official organizer Mayer Lebhoenfield say the move is defensive, tied to a pending contract expiring September 15. Total workers involved around 14,000 men and 6,000 women are idle.
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New Yeak
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Brooklyn
Newark
Brownsville
Mayer Lebhoenfield
United Garment Workers of America
Markets and Trading Report from New York and Chicago
The report cites New York money rates and bond yields, currency and mercantile paper, andDiscounted U.S. government bonds with several named issues. It also lists Chicago Board of Trade quotations for Wheat Corn and Oats, plus live stock prices at Union Stock Yards, and Milwaukee Grain figures.
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New York Financial
New York
Sterling Exchange
Wogan
United States
Pacific
Chicago
Oli
Etouk
Michigan
Omeaga
Union Stock Yards
Six Democrats Arrested Over Joint Session Call in City Council
Six Democratic members were arrested after refusing to obey the mayor’s call for a joint council and aldermen session to confirm Judge Commager to the bipartisan board of elections. They left during roll call, locked the door, and only returned when police were threatened. They then voted against confirmation, with further trouble anticipated over Com mage’s seat. The issue follows a push to establish a grand Boston hotel project valued at 3.5 million dollars, a 11 story complex with 2250 rooms and three pavilions. Also noted: a 90 year old Bucks County pauper died in the poorhouse, and Secretary Olney’s tennis blazer sparks talk of a hawkish policy.
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To.eyo
Commager
Board of Elections
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