Investigations detail indictments and witness issues in Fellows case
Testimony before the district attorney office clarified that Charles L. Jaehnixottds was not accepted for escape bonds. Bail totaled 71000 dollars. Unger could not determine indictments remaining untried or cases disposed by plea or verdict this year. Indictments reached 4512 with unclear pending counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Linsen
Charles L. Jaehnixottd
wa frosa
Jahne
Unger
Fellons Unger
Hoffinsan
George Murray
Townsend Henry J
HT. Wing manufacturers
more & brief
Joseph H. Low
cours
Cleveland to Cleveland? Mail delivery reform discussed
Report covers Cleveland streetcar lines and rail routes for mail delivery, noting a proposed fare structure of 42.95 per 200 pounds and debate over adoption. Mentions local political tension and transportation reforms affecting mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liveirivars
farey
CLEVELANE
Lee
tendeur
Mareun
vr ashineton
neats
Heetrie freer Tadvay company
r bheean
Cotte ‘ek steam
Poads
Weather Forecast For Delaware Maryland And Pennsylvania
The forecast notes fair weather for Delaware and Maryland with southerly winds and variable winds in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Winds are expected to be fair overall with temperatures remaining nearly steady across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
beraming
Delaware
Miryland
tr peracurs
Otto's Cure Claims Quick Cold Relief
Advert promises a universal cure for colds and throat illnesses and offers a free bottle from J Chambers Drug Store to prove the claim. Claims suppression of coughs with few doses and assures guaranteed relief for bronchitis consumption and other lung diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Chambers Drug store
Chambers
A Horrible Railroad Accident Chronicle and Death Notice
A daily papsta item and obituary note report a deadly railroad accident and the death of a friend from consumption. It urges readers to try Otto's Oura for throat and lung diseases, with a promotional lead to John J. Chambers at 21 West Main Street for a trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
papsta
fraind
Otto
Oura
John J. Chambers
West Main Street
Runyyna Grocery
THREE SALORS DROWNED IN SCHOONER COLLISION
A steamer collision near New York involving schooners Clara and Tun Dews left three sailors dead. Captain July C Hontvet survived alongside two crew. the night was clear, no excuse for the crash. Protests arose over a tobacco trust gift to the Methodist Episcopal South conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown York
NEW
Hontvet
Cook van Jobo Fy
sthster
New York
Willian Wiltia
Kelly Organizes New Army After California Letter
Charles Kelly, who led a California to Washington industrial band, writes to Sacramento mayor asserting no move on the state capital. He claims the group aims to march to Groversville and maintain pressure until Congress passes a bill creating jobs for unemployed Americans.
Tramps Cause Disruption and Election Contests in State
Disordered report notes tramp intrusion at a building site near Plymouth turning to a stove accident and arson spillover. It then covers South Line General Assembly changes with O W Kasan sworn as attorney general, plus election disputes in Indiana and a contested gubernatorial race amid accusations of fraud and heavy spending.
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ites
Plymouth
Concunta
s. C
South line general assembly
O. W. Kasan jude
Third circuit
T. H. Fraser
Buchanan
wis
Joseph H.Barke
Bark
geverner
Isii
Tihhinan
Jorney
To Tetleve Overcrowded Institutions
The state board of charities decided to relieve overcrowded state facilities. It will ask the legislature to appropriate funds for new facilities: 600 for a chronic insane hospital, 390000 for a hospital for epileptics, and 200000 for a criminal insane institution. Steps will also address overcrowding in penitentiaries and reformatories.
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Tetleve
TWantisnene
Des
state board of charities
Promotion for Captain Ward in New York club
It is practically settled that John MM Ward former captain and manager of the New York Baseball club will be elected a director at the February annual meeting and may become managing director succeeding Walcott whose other business ties keep him from remaining in the post. In separate news a jury in Rock Atk Dec 6 acquitted J L Bay of larceny of 10000 state scrip once tied to ex Treasurer Woodruff s affairs.
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Ward
New York
Deu. G
John MM. Ward
New York Baseball clu
Walcott
John B. Day
TATTLE Rock
Atk
J. L. Bay
Boy
Woodruff
thes ofcial
Bay
Electric Bitters touted as universal cure-all remedy
Advertises Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases removes skin ailments and pimples drives malaria from the system and treats headaches constipation and indigestion. Claims satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded with prices 50 cents and one dollar per bottle at McMonagle & Boaera Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMonagle & Boaera Drug store
Armenian Bands Attacked Villages in July Incidents Claim
Turkish authorities reported that Armenian bands near Moneli split into armed groups and attacked Delikao, Bekiram, and Bedikan tribes, killing some men and assaulting Mussel towns. Insurgents surrendered. authorities say only brigands faced punishment while innocent villagers were spared. A separate notice describes a theft plot involving a silver Ada Rehan statue, guarded by detectives after a plast statue forgery and attempted delivery to a Mont Statue Co. emissary.
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Kampartzouin
Monel
fupmud
Delikao
Bekiram
Bedikan
Hadji
Eumer Agim
Bektvan
Kulli-Guzes
Muroapein
tris
Maus
Hanspurtzoun
Ada Rehan
Carsin, Pirie, Scott & Co
mals
Mont Statue company
wautehnicht
Micke
Montana company
aber
waedel
Clash at Paris caused by interracial marriage incident
A 25-year-old white farmer Tack Howerton near Paris was married Tuesday in Cincinnati to Matilda Taylor, a Black woman. In Louisville or nearby, bystanders taunted him at the rail depot. he drew a pistol, striking spectator Butch Coughlin in the leg as he was beaten and jailed.
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Rams
Howerton
Paris
Cincinnati
Matilda Taylor
Bourbon county
guy Howerton
Butch Coughlin
Schacter Again Defeated in Tight Race
Schacter loses again as Schaefer lies defense. Chcace Dee noted, with Schaefer far behind, questions about victory linger. The ad claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and strengthens the system.
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Schacter
Chcace
Dee
Schaefer
Castoria Advert Claim Echoes Through Ages
An old marketing jingle asserts Castoria soothed Baty during illness and childhood, followed by a claim that as an adult she remained attached to Castoria and gave it to her own children, framing Castoria as a trusted family remedy across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baty
Castoria
Miss
Castor
Backlen's Arnica Salve Advertising Claim
An 19th century ad touts Backlen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a 26 cent price per box by McMonagle and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backlen
Arnica
Korn
McMonagle & Rogers
Senate Debates Closure Rule and China Japan Inquiry
In Washington the Senate debated rule closure to speed business amid tariff bills on coal iron and sugar while Mr Vest pressed for a closure vote by the 15th. A sharp China Japan inquiry followed as Mr Leduc sought information on the torture of two Japanese students under American protection. Senator Peffer addressed finances and Mint issues, and Senator Power proposed free coinage of silver. The House set daily railroad pooling consideration and passed a timber and land bill package as discussions on war correspondence with China and Japan stirred foreign affairs.
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Washiveton
senate
Mir. Veses
usu
West
A& Chandler
Vest
China
Japan
Leduc
Peffer
Aforrill
finance committee
Power
Hour
N. P. Banks
Gray
house
thei
Patterson
secretary of the interior
Mr. Blair
XN. H
congress
committee on foreign affairs
Hooker
Miss
secretary of the treasury
Mrr. Wilson
W. Va
Grow
Carlisle Plan for Banking Bill Conference Leads Committee
Democratic members of the house committee on banking met after adjournment to map a banking bill aligned with Carlisle’s scheme. They planned a full committee meeting to issue invitations to Carlisle and others, with key figures from New York to testify in New Haven across the week as work on the bill proceeds.
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Carliste
house
figs hase
Carlisle
Compirelior
Secessary Fairchud
Horace White
St. John of
Rand-McNally Railway Guide Mention Lets Travel Questions
A note asks if you travel and if you are a shipper, citing the Rand McNally Railway Side and Handbook as containing all pertinent information and advising readers to ask their newsdealer for it.
Horrors of Navassa Island Brutal wage abuse tale
Three men from Perth Amboy recounts on Navassa Island where about 200 laborers faced scurvy, poor rations, and alleged abuse. They describe wages of thirty three cents daily, fifty cents daily charged when sick, outbreaks of disease, and nearly twenty deaths as workers were jailed or abandoned once ill.
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Navasen
Perth Amboy
N. 2
Maryland University hospital
Curtos Abrams
tive
Barbollovs
smun biamed Hill
John H. Devine
Abrams
Baltimore
islind
Robert Jointer
Adtie Thackera
Carytisin Augustus McDonald
John Gray
Delaware
Perth Ambay
A Bogus Marriage in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police released C W Jacobs a man accused in a staged marriage scheme. He claimed to seek a divorce from his wife and forged Oklahoma divorce papers to marry Mrs Bucke of Chicago. Also involved were Mrs Bucke and a preacher named Harvey.
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Milwaukee
MILLFATHER
C. W. Jacobs
Pitezel
St. Louis
Jacobs
City
Bucke
Chicago
Oklahoma Territory
Knight bill passed in Alabama party line vote
The Knight bill to punish usurpers of state offices passed in Alabama on a strict party vote amid a storm of insults and warnings. Kalb's manifesto urging tax resistance accelerated the push for a fair election law and effective contest rules to identify usurpers.
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tong
Philadelphia Mint Controversy Reaches Resolution
Superintendent Townsend held an interview with the mint director over dismissals in the coiners department. Differences were settled with three of four removals reversed, the fourth to be reassigned to Lodetune by the assistant coiner.
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Phiadelphia
Wastisetes
Dee
Townsend
coimer
Steel
Lo bedtune
The Appropriation Bills Progress In Congress
Two appropriation bills the pension and fortifications have cleared committee. The pension bill totals $1,417,538,000 for the current year while fortifications stands at $1,780,000 against $2,042,000 previously. The committee estimates treasury inflows at $2,700,000 to cover urgent deficits and income collection costs.
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Woasnixetox
Duc
treasury
The Ging Murder Cane Mystery Stuns Minneapolis
Minneapolis dispatches recount the murder of Catherine Ging, a fashionable dressmaker aged about 28, with theories ranging from a jealous man to a possible fraud. Harry T Hayward, tied to large sums she owed, was questioned as a suspect while a mounted officer, Getchell, claimed a moonlit sighting of the suspected killer’s buggy. Ging’s financial agents note large cash dealings and imminent business moves, including a millinery store opening, potentially explaining her need for money.
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MINNEAPOLIs
northwest
Catherine Ging
Harry T Hayward
Miss Ging
Harvey Axford
eastern clothing cient
nots
Axtord
Miss Ging Axford
Axford
ula
Getehell
Lake street
Postlind avenue
Aline
Misa Gings
G. L. Jones” sons
Barge
Miss Gings
Hayward
Nicolayent
reaey
Conmanier Booth and Senator on travel and illness
Conmanier Booth of the Salvation Army lies critically ill in a darkened sick chamber with all visitors and business matters barred. Senator David B. liihatter travels from Florida toward Washington, declining to discuss politics and signaling options for a future speech on the return journey.
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Conmanier Booth
CrHiraca
Commanier Buakinston Booth
Salvation Army
Teltfrais
midis
Yen
exp busid
Nin
sf pris
Washington
TaecosoxvILLY
David B. liihatter
Plotida
West Palsy Benel
To'elork
otee
Uo senate
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thames of Junction City Illinois was told she had consumption and no hope, but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Mr Thesiggers of San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold and near consumption after one bottle, proving the medicine’s efficacy. Free trial bottles offered at McMonagle and Rogers’ Drug Store. Pepsin Essence also advertised.
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Phoebe Thames
Junction City
Dr. King
Mr. Thesiggers
Florida
San Francisco
McMonagle and
Rogers’ Drug Store
Cashed Bogus Warrants Shake Election Offices
Local brokers led by Kimball and Co along with ROW and Mary reportedly profited from fake warrants issued to unpaid election judges and clerks. About 400 officials were paid dubious sums at the recent election. Brokers face undisclosed losses expected to be sizable as authorities review the forged warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccaco
Dee. &C. FP
Kimball & Co
ROW, Mary
corprrobler
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
Readers urged to trust Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claimed to cure by cleansing blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with testimonials available by mail from J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. CHENEY & CO
Toledo, CO
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postoffice
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Columbus
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Barna
N. C
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Tobicvo company
Duke Cigarette works
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North Caroline
Episcopil church
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ludizuarete
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Proeot Didee Harry White
Fortieth judicial district
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varinus
John 2 Blain
Bi Lane
sige
TURKEY
Dudley Hambrough
Steep Hill Castile
Isle of Wight
New York Mutual Life Insurance company
Windsor Dudley Hambrough
Ardlament
Scotland
Alfred J. Monson
Lixcoty
Nel. Dee
B. Alexander
Cotner university
G L. Mehan
J. A. Burford swere
charav
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Kow
England
PHILADEL Deg
armaigeigyvats
University of Pennsylvania
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thieerick
Henley
serene
Hood
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CAV
Pension General Banks
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GING
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