Dickey Making Ready for Sale of Stock in Store
Attorney Thoma We Dickey reports efforts to dispose of the Dickey stock as a whole. Creditors include New Canadian Savings & Trust Co and many others, with Brando Joy showing $86, and a long list of firms and individuals noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Ruy
Brandon
New Cande Savinga & Trust Company
Brandon Joy
Pnderwood
Pnderwood Fs Ay Tult Dows; : A, TL Spalding & Aros, New York, York, Olempa
Sudese
Ws Kuludaly
New York
New Bedford Man Deceived By Lifelong Confidence Trick
In New Bedford a man named Jen Webber posed as a trusted acquaintance and used deception to extract money from victims. He lured a victim with promises of a future reunion and wealth, leading to a planned theft network and eventual arrest. Prosecutors moved to Detain him as the case unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen Webber
Fening Arangid
Toran
Mr. Webber
Iinang
Muies
Erin
Xavindler
Melis
Welter
Seattle
Tory
Teddy
Woman Charged With Responsibility For Terrible Accident
Mary Wallace owner of the Wallden hotel at Homenwood faced trial on charges related to a serious accident involving a horse and buggy. Attorneys for both sides presented arguments as witnesses described the event and alleged intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wallace
Wallden
Homenwood
Wits
Hell
Aren Ietenper
Pope
Beaver
Sunteg
Kelle
Partington
Attheney
WATT
Prose
Penton
Mia VeCawan
Atte Pes
CL McCarter
Lakey McCawr
Incerperata
Pewson
Stock Increase Planned to Fund City Extensions
A proposed $20,000 stock increase by a utility aims to finance expansions. The plan involves issuing new shares to support extending service to Vox Jai ta Metter, Phlngtove ta Bhichitown, and Grou City. Officials list names connected to the project and note property acquisitions along a rail line for the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
SOMO
Sahae
Union Telephone Company
Apial
Capitol Graft Rumors Hit State Treasury Probe
A Pennsylvania story outlines alleged Capitol graft of 35 million with a 22 million savings cited after voters chose Gerry as treasurer. New York figures tied to the case avoided committee appearances while Senator Penrose and others faced scrutiny amid an ongoing investigation into alleged capital funds theft and related contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Dispatch
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
Morrsday
Morrisburg
Treasury
Gerry
Archiect Shuston
Sander
Huston
Bandivogon
Capitol
Wm York
Age Treasury
Merry Pit
Ross Alga
Hargenbersh
Burd Casse
Anniiag
Thanking Offering Session At University Missionary Society
The evening session of the University of Uh Weaver Villas Presbyterian Missionary Society featured a devotional service and a strong appeal with a large sum for the yearly thank offering. The total amounted to 1406.46 dollars, announced by delegates after an extensive program including papers on the society’s history and current work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesbyterial Missionary Society
Afry
Senet Magen
New Brighton
Delexate
Faral Quinn
Amituariet
Pref. Lindeer
Hinefty
Rev. Brown
Mary Herpes
Beaver
Mwing
Emrpee
Wilkison
Wieg
Win
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Notices
Real estate transfers are listed with various names and parcels. Transfers mention Dayton street Vivi township and Mahoning township with amounts around 1200 dollars and multiple properties or interests noted. An appointed minority inspector vacancy is mentioned in Slippery Creek area with restoration of Aaron Collins expected. The secular note references a governor signing a bill affecting salaries for local officials.
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Dayton Street
Vivi Township
Parkins
William J. Swint
Mahoning Township
Ferton
Syfont
Raison
Avenue
Tirar
Slipperyeach
Aaron Collins
Tin
Eas
Japan's Inland Sea mine Sumitomo Besshi transformed
The article describes Sumitomo Besshi on Shikoku Island where copper ore, once carried by Japanese miners in baskets, is now extracted with a modern process. A cableway and paved roads replace brutal mountain treks, marking a shift from ancient methods to advanced engineering without foreign engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mant
Shikoku
Japan
Ee Island Empire
Sumitome Bessi
New World
Nagasaki
Enc *Ineering
Sumitomo
Wife Leads Household Change and Quiet Husband
A domestic tale shows the wife steering a move after a house repairs fiasco while the husband remains calm, claiming weeks of church absentment and noting the earlier decision arrived only that morning. A Providence girl faced a wedding gift dilemma as she attempted to swap duplicates with a friend, but a jeweler revealed the initials on the silver tray could not be altered without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Selene
Feturn
Harvard Observatory Student Wonders At Aldebaran Distance
A young man from the tira tis telete visits Harvard's astronomical observatory in Boston and peers through a telescope to learn the star Aldebaran is very far away, about 10,000,400 miles, prompting the visitor to praise the instrument’s power and the marvels of the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
Ie Inquirer
Aldebaran
Hoyle on Whist and the Guinea Treatise History
The fragment notes Hoyle as the first whist writer whose short treatise on the guinea was edited to 1743 in manuscript. It mentions pricing at 9 guineas per copy and Hoyle’s income from teaching whist at a guinea each, with Cavendish Clay and Polo linked to limited contributions. It comments that turning in whist or any surface lacks pins and stresses experience guiding intuition in card play.
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Hoyle
Guinea
Cavendish
Fragmentary Park Story Reveals Odd Charm and Fear
A damaged excerpt describes a park scene with mothers and children and a stylish woman toward fearful manipulation. The text hints at a new method of appealing to love and fear amid changing times and social behavior.
Kent Trevor Becomes Village Mail Carrier on Stilts
Kent Trevor, after graduating high school, accepts a mail carrier post in Chesney using improvised stilts. He faces village ridicule with grit, earns Judge Dent’s praise, and ultimately enters the junior college after a year of delivering mail between Chesney and Senola.
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Cate
Senola
Lonnie
Kent
Bic
Chetney
Chatney
Senots
Judge Dent
Hin
Atter
Mall
JL Re
Scotland
America
Chesney
Siowké
Judge Tent
Kenk
Not the Ordinary Kakο A Domestic Wedding Scene
A fragment shows a couple, George and a woman, discussing marriage and a life beyond ideal romance. He insists their love remains extraordinary, while she worries about ordinary domestic life and duties, a tender but tense exchange before farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Explained to the Empress A Curious Portrait of Emperor Wilhelm I
A garbled historical vignette portrays Emperor Wilhelm I calling on Count Suoegyung at Nevin. The scene shows a hurried visit over breakfast, interruptions by a baroness and an anxious emperor promising to phone the empress and depart for the station, with comical misstatements in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmeror Wilhelm I
Suoegyung
Ansirint
Nevin
Suiddayly the Kaiser
Chattel Tong
Teaches Dogs a Lesson in Disciplining by Tobacco Dust
A gray-cloaked man explains how he teaches dogs manners by using tobacco dust to deter biting. He describes startling a dog with a puff of tobacco near its eyes and notes the long lasting effects on the animal and its owner’s respect for the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
George
Gio Busiess
Finn
Reaper
Uncle Sam
Camp and Zimmerman Land Dispute Ends in New York Court
The case, spanning over a0 years and reaching the New York Herald Allentown correspondent, centers on a land parcel valued at about five woffa. Zimmerman cut down a chestnut tree on the property, fueling a feud between neighbors that has lasted decades. The matter has cycled through the supreme court at least three times and cost over $30,000 in legal fees, culminating in a jury verdict awarding Camp the land.
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Vereus
Willigia
Ninelly
New York Herald
Allentown
Lshigh
Zimmerman
Thei
Neve Wol
Tvs Helgatton
Modern France and the enduring Frenchman
The piece reflects on France and its men as a hardy, loyal people. It contrasts the nation’s strength with colonial or imperial legacies and references Napoleon and historical figures in a contemplative voice. The tone mirrors a period newspaper reverence for national character.
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Dickey Making
Soyare Eos
Philademila
Alfaatig Refining Company
Runford
Nsec
Camby Company
Nk Company
Crowell Publishing Company
Day Reign
Chinant Rubber Conmany
Cine Chutli
Dennison
Wiagti AE Ruiayrny
Adelolita
Draney & Shail Slaty
Driwiller
Almur Werlich Coure
Cancun
Abeta Atk
Mineiniithy
Goudy ‘Hive & Kahler Company
Miron
Hrri A
Parieles & Ca
Mhiadetylita
G. Mlelueg
Bop
Iaper
Vumyaaig
Meet
Vuakor Ponymiy
New
Datiber Couimain
Madbatatie
LT Sud
Alotvat
Yard & Up
Wew York
the Mesilla Company
Livok
Cheagu
Merhocine Bathroe
Thomas Nelson & Sons
RH National 3
Tobh Comany
Card Rim
National
Davion
Oy Oley
George Wi. Oliver & Co
Cheng
Y Urens
Pierce Memoruetunigg Pompany
Battal
Power
Parker Bros. Salon
Great Florace Warteldee Company
Thostat
Sola Pathe
Slepseys Edie
Hart Ford
Con
Riuis
Patan Catually
Nene Yawk
Ian McNally
Cho
Weeway
Phl
Phl, Bhaiaft Wy Rayan, MO Chymet 1K! i Iain Papa Cum
Wea Yun
Jold Seteher
Cleveland
Pevearinger & Coy
Satan
Stelurelpte
Sea Woon
Splater
Samps
Chicago
Whales Berliner & Sons
Yor
Mark
teaKay
Sonveyle Lac Cypionioy
Bona Publication
Titsburg
Aman
Galt
Union Paper & Twine Company
Claveland
U. S
Maying Card
Watermat Company
New Yanvie
Wilsont Company
Minneapolis
Pea
I F Weiss
Tuleilu
Walter Wirt Arc Company
Yort
Walter
Meluleken
St. Louis
Osain, Company
New Bedford
William
Sitamatey
Alliday
Watwed F
Laanesties
Ted MoindHl
Marsal
Mane Eye
Alen Sanders Buller
Valke Kayman
Asmadit
Rastle
Che Shettidgin
Jeorph B. Bowles
Trevor
Sediag
Topty
Toke
Blia
John Venton
Blue Pond
Jokn
Sewcla
Saya
Benois
Fudge Dent
Teave
Judge Deal
Behelng
Ravihor
Hest
Judea
Kert
Aul Cardar
Kent Trevor
John Fenton
Chetmey
Mings
Church of Providence
Steward
Vox
Saiser
Carcler
Ong
France
Denyas
Agema
Napoleon
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