Jury Declares Bankers Guilty In High Profile Case
In New York the jury found former Gotham financial leader United States Bank official Vic Curtis and Alfred Curtis guilty of falsifying bank books and misappropriation of funds. They were sentenced to the Tombs prison with bail denied and fines and potential penalties outlined. The jury endorsed clemency for Vic Curtis but not for Wi Worse, amid a dramatic courtroom scene as verdict was read.
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Morse Convicted of Violating Federal Banking Laws
A courtroom scene portrays Charles W Morse and Vic Curtis facing verdicts on conspiracy and banking charges. Jurors announce not guilty on conspiracy counts, and guilty on making false entries. Alfred Ho Curtis urged mercy for Morse as emotion fills the gallery.
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Taft Delivers Prosperity Keynote at Cincinnati Banquet
Taft told Cincinnati business leaders that strict law enforcement and robust enterprise would drive national prosperity for four years. The audience, a Loyal Order of the Cinema Commercial club crowd, rose in support as he urged lawful energy in all ventures within federal jurisdiction.
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Murphy Explains Defeat and Political Turmoil
Murphy discusses the Democratic candidate’s gubernatorial loss and reports a movement to depose him. The article notes sectarian tensions and intra party strife as Tammy chieftain responds to indications of opposition.
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Ohio Voters Elect Harmon as Governor in Slow Ballot Count
Ohio Tuesday election yields Republicans dominance with Harmon winning governor by about 20,000 votes amid slow returns from a large ballot. Minor party and constitutional amendments未 fully tallied. legislature to convene January session to address staffing and state departments. Bryan congratulates Harmon and notes support for his administration.
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Roses Defeat Fouwun O Nov 6 Senate Election Chaos
In a fractured race on November 6 the Republic party coalition appears to connect the deter for state senator. Rose, author of the Rae local option law, led by Trim Galette (D) and won by a plurality roughly from $00 to 900, amid pre election tensions.
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Mine Shaft Wrecked Entombs Four Men Near Benton
A massive explosion at a mine near Benton entombed four workers including George Reed Patrick Daley Perry Stevens and John Holmes. The blast hurled debris and water up the shaft making rescue efforts slow and dangerous as relief teams work to reach the firers before suffocation.
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Bryan remarks on solving government problems and reform
Bryan asserts that responsible citizens will eventually solve governmental issues and that the Republican win reflects broader voter sentiment. He praises party leaders, thanks Democrats who supported him, and pledges to serve the people faithfully. He notes Democratic input in Nebraska helped advance Weaver platform principles.
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Thread Mills to Resume Jobs at Pintuclet RF Nova
Thread Mills of the J P Cates firm announce the city will resume 200 worker shifts on Saturdays and evenings amid a lull in local business. The plan follows a brief pause in production tied to recent financial concerns.
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Ohio man testifies on Standard oil price controls in Buckeye Field
A New York hearing details the evolution of oil pricing in the Buckeye Field since 1882. The witness describes Standard Oil’s price movements from 1884 onward, noting shifts to higher per barrel prices and cross-examination about sales practices. He confirms that certain entities previously seen as independent were revealed as Standard’s affiliates, affecting price dynamics in the field.
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Maryland Vote Divided After Elector Ballot Counting
In Maryland the presidential elector vote was begun and suspended as counties outside Baltimore completed counts. Results remained doubtful with wide differences in some counties between ballots for both tickets. It is conceded that Maryland will likely split its electoral votes.
Electoral Vote Divided Effect on Taft and Nebraska Rise
Late returns show divided electoral votes with Taft leading in several states. Nebraska's results shrink Bryan's margin while New York and Maryland illustrate split votes. Complete counts still awaited. socialists and prohibitionists perform weakly.
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Fragmentary report on sinking near Casatbanes with many drowned
A garbled OCR fragment notes disaster at Casatbanes involving German consulate officials and Amoy Novoob steamship. It mentions two hundred drowned and many rescued or saved, with prisoners transported to Tiigan. The text is unclear but indicates a maritime catastrophe with substantial loss of life and rescue efforts.
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Taft Accepts Invitation to Address Varists Monument Event
President elect William Hoffa accepted an invitation to speak at the unveiling of the Varists monument in Novo 14d, Brooklyn, New York, marking a notable civic ceremony featuring local officials and dignitaries.
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Ohio Republicans Will Control Both Branches of Assembly
Ohio voters returned Republicans to lead the General Assembly with a strong showing in the Senate and House. The outcome secures GOP control of both chambers, shaping state policy for the coming session.
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Harrs O Crren honored at dinner in Columbus
In Columbus a dinner honored Harrs O Crren a plainist and public wails minister. The event featured Prineton GA Profesor Weaye and other figures as guests. A separate report notes the death of Hesoe Rice cole Wty after a bicycle incident and a man named Constable Bigwn sustaining injuries in town.
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Obituary notices from Wartoon county and surrounding areas
The fragmentary notices recount deaths and family details for several residents and relatives. Victims include Rae Eh Obits Vrtes and Burt families, with mentions of births, marriages, and long residences in Ohio and Wisconsin. The text covers funeral services, ages, and genealogies across multiple households, noting church affiliations and local movements.
By A Bachelor and a City Life Morality Tale
A fragmented note discusses marriage, deception, and social expectations. It claims a woman can mislead others but must remain loyal to her husband while criticizing a man’s wasted money. The text also mentions a church reform where ordination is held outside cathedrals to broaden access.
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