Secret in Hearts of Chicago Thieves Revealed
Trial in Monroe exposes Frank Hayes and others as a traveling gang tied to a 16 cent restaurant front. Hayes, jailbird turned informant, links James R. Stout and Caroline Wright to a band of pickpockets known to operate from Chicago to Albany and Little Rock.
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James R. Stott
Frank Hayes
Een
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Gelhack
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Wanyon
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Wanpur
Chicago
Wnd
Will Harper
Wabash Avenue
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Restauraal
Little Rock
Kas
Monroe
Green County
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Stout
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Hayes and Sheriff Discuss Case After Circuit Court
Posttrial talks reveal the sheriff believes Hayes did not mislead authorities nor do the officers erred. He notes the circuit court found insufficient evidence to convict either party, while speculation about the case continues among observers.
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Wanpun
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Death by Own Action in Janesville
Mrs. John Kendall wife of a prominent Janesville resident died this morning by taking laudanum. Afterward her husband received a mailed letter bidding him farewell and requesting burial in Wainikesha. They were married twenty five years ago with no children. Family tributes noted.
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Tanesville
Goodye
Wainikesha
Ug Bout
Lieutenant Caldwell Here to Receive Ordnance
Lieut. W. A. Caldwell of the 25th Infantry assists in mustering out the Wisconsin regiments. He checked the company ordnance, ordered boxing and shipment to Rock Island Arsenal for repairs, and noted deductions from soldiers’ pay for missing items. Wisconsin volunteers in Milwaukee were mustered out yesterday. Capt. Andrus and Capt. West arranged further mustering for Co. H as medical and pay personnel prepare.
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25Th Infantry
U. S.A
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Co. H
Rock Island
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Andrus
Racine
Co. F
West
First Fine Attraction Opens Woman's Club Lecture Series
The Woman's club lecture course opens at Wells opera house tonight with Patrico Grand Concert Co led by Signor Patricolo. The program features soprano Miss Lillian Rave, entertainer Miss Jeanie Shoemaker, and Miss Florence George. Five entertainments are planned, with ticket prices unusually low to attract strong audience turnout.
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Signor Patricolo
Lillian Rave
Jeanie Shoemaker
Dessartenn
Florence George
Jiniss
Iquid
Son
Friendly rivalry fuels Turner hill fair crowds and booths
The St. Victor's fair at Turner hill drew larger crowds on the second night despite poor weather. Attendance boosted receipts, with about thirty couples dancing after a Goldberger orchestra program. Booths run by Mrs. Richard Gibbons and others attracted steady visitors, each with varied goods and festive decorations.
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Turner Hill
Vos
Pigit
Mesdames Chas. Ball
Will Nance
Messrs
Chas. Ball
B.C. Whitcomb
Goldberger
Richard Gibons
G. A. Lytle
Thos. Smith
Guttselal
Dowlime
Argyle
Jed
Bowery
Don Cut
Ag Seon By Competett Judges Barinhart Bros Spindler Chica
Fragmented OCR text mentions judges Barinhart Bros Spindler and Chica with unclear context. References largest type quantities and a world claim. Dr D G Allen departed for Albany. Jan Patton appeared, unspecified relation.
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Bros. Spindler
Aeredit
Manitowoc Welcomes Its First Daily Herald
Manitowoc gains its first daily newspaper the Manitowoc Daily Herald an afternoon paper started by M T Gettings and William Brandt. Gettings, formerly editor of the Sun Gazette, will edit. The paper aims for independent politics and daily appearance, replacing only weekly Manitowoc papers.
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Manitowoc Daily Herald
M. T. Gettings
The
Sun-Gazette
William Brandt
Manitowoe
Wade
Herald
Times
Blood Tinted Streets Report From Chicago After Riot
Belvidere Republic describes Chicago streets as drenched in blood after a riot. Rain washed the color from the scene as red streams ran along walls sidewalks and into gutters. The account notes the event as one of the country’s greatest clashes with speculation of further bloodshed.
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Chicago
Belvidere Republic- Hican
Council Debates Petitions for Street Electric Lights
Citizens petitioned the council to install lights on blighted West Payne Street and other dark avenues. Aldermen Gorham and Gasser clashed over tabling petitions, with action deferred to the next meeting. Reports on fire equipment and street work accompanied the volatile session.
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Mos
Yaruler
Payne and
Clinton
Ald
Gorham
A. 8
Douglas
K. D. Gorham
Sammel Buitterfield
M. P. Maine
Gottlieb Beller
Frauke Graser
FW. Zinmierman
Ino. C. Chadwick
Damwiddie
Andrew Heinzeman
Committee On
Glaviss
Josh Streiff
Fire Department
East Russell Street
Caroling Street
Petherhoff
Tyry
Christ Bolly
Edward Binbeet
Bart &F
Never Grow Old Gulch Club Elects Officers
Fine Watch Works Specialty Elects New Officers and hosts an oyster supper at Mr and Mrs Jno Chadwick home. Members include Mrs Ida Bennett Miss Maria Brown Mrs Lotie Ludlow Mrs Mary Miller Mrs Jennie Chow Lowi. Next meeting Sat evening with Mr W Bennett and wife hosting.
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Lotie Ludlow
Isttror
Maria Brown
Tis
Mary Miller
Clas
Jennie Chai Lowi
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