Milwaukee First National Bank Scandal Shocks City
Former bank president Bigelow confessed defalcating over 1.4 million dollars from the First National Bank of Milwaukee. Directors reported a shortfall of 1.4 million, with examinations showing liabilities beyond recovery as personal securities valued around 9 million could not compensate losses. Over 7 million was sent to Milwaukee from Chicago before the case became public.
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Frank G Welw
First Nuon Bank
Milwander
Wixe- Jow
Federal
Pubharitien
Migéion
Diterturs
Higelaw Wald
He Bank
Bigelow
Wyelow
Bank Lusaris
Lompantes
Lion
Americai Vankers’ Association
Americai Vankers’ Association and By’ Hotenders
Ax & Joader
Milwauken
Chicago
First National
Jacobane
Talnetitation
Ie Depaatuy
Texans on a Rampage Probooltive Shooting at Prohibition Locale
A rampage in Hemostead Texas led to three deaths and multiple injuries as a tavern pro prohibitionist clash erupted while calls to enforce the laws intensified. Congressman Brown and aide Tompkins were named among those tied to the incident and investigation.
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Pablin Marks
Mig
Hemostead
Tex
Loavid Rangers
Jon Brown
IanSyr
Lucally
Dean
Jon Dieown
Jan
Amd
Ly Cena
Respmaan
Mackney Phane
President Roosevelt's Hunting Party Camps Near Sewmnetia
President Roosevelt's hunting party rested in camp northwest of Sewmnetia on a quiet Sunday. The group had planned to attend a chatrh rertiton at Newcastle, but officials stated the outing would be postponed due to weather and safety considerations.
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Persident
Tega
Reveevelt
Fifiern
Sewmnetia
Col
Newcastle
Gladaeia
Nan Patterson Faints During Third Murder Trial
The third trial of Nan Patterson resumes as she nearly collapses at key testimony in the murder case of Cresar Young. Assistant District Attorney Rand outlines prosecutions’ plan to prove Young was killed by a revolver bought by Joseph Morgan Builth and claims substantial funds and a conspiracy to shield Nan from flight or capture.
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Awsistant
Rand
Young
Josph Morgan Builth
Nan Patterson
New York Abattoir Aims To Stabilize Beef Prices
In New York the Hoteliers Association spent heavily to back a new meat packing plant with a root garden for floors and a plant operated by electricity. The abattoir aims to process about 3,000 steers weekly and dispose of 150 to 200 head of other livestock, reducing price volatility amid rising beef costs. A Portland mining jury verdict referenced in the report shows high-dollar activity and legal actions linked to broader markets.
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Anti-Trust
New York
New
Aremre
RGN
Brad Weebl
Bhevp
Lambs
Calsex
Question on Aiamese lineage from hombier clans
Dialogue shows confusion over whether Aiamese beings originated from hombier clans in their counties. The speakers debate ancestry and tone, with one suggesting alignment to local clan history.
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Nageahy
Wagaaby
Alense
Governors Clash Over Civil War References in Texas Convention
At the Northern Set Hern convention in Galveston Texas Governor Jefreaph Davla of Arkansas Louk challenged Governor Mickey of Netranka after Mickey noted Civil War ties. Davis urged restraint and unity while praising veterans as the crowd gave him a tense reception, ending with a seventeen-gun salute aboard the cruiser Galveston.
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Galveston
Texa
Jéferaph Davla
Arkansas
Louk
Mickey
Netranka
Arkaness
Mickay
Davin
Nebraska
Davis
Versel
Henor
Union Pacific Embargo Congests Carmell Bluffs Yard
Union Pacific enforces safety rules by embargoing freight cars without required safety appliances. Circulars sent to connecting roads refuse cars lacking safety gear, causing congestion at transfer yards and many western-bound freight cars left on side tracks.
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Valon Pacific
Umante
Union Pacific
Carmell Bluffs
Western Pounty
Mohter
Uta
Congress
Union Puette
Council Bluffs
Mar chinneas Maria Pallavicin Ends Life in Milan Cathedral
Reports describe the marchioness of Trent, an Austrian noblewoman famed for beauty, shooting herself during Friday services at Milan Cathedral. The event occurred as Catholic worshippers filled the church, a priest rushed to aid, and she died en route to a hospital.
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Milan
Marchinneas Maria Pallavicin
Vicesuntesa
Trent
Austria
Arent
Anol
Mary
Harrowing Chicago Wheat Deal Ends In Record Move
A dramatic finale on the Chicago board of trade marks a famed May wheat contract maneuver involving John Wo Oates. The result closes at 1. ad against 6123 tesa, a striking rally from weeks ago, with notable profits and investment implications.
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Chicago Board of Trade
John Wo Oates
America
Chicago
Aly Wecks
Merigning Regains Position After Ripley Statement
A report clarifies that Ripley has not resigned and no confirmation has been requested. The statement says no changes to leadership are planned and reaffirms commitment amid ongoing questions.
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Efp Ripley
Ranta Fo Apne Vem
George Ho Harda
Burlington
Ripley Wald
Hase
Tase
Schwab Secures Naval Construction Deal with Russia
Reported negotiations between Charles M Schwab and the Russian admiralty lead to a tentative agreement for the construction of a fleet of formidable battleships. A Baltic yard may be built under American supervision to boost shipbuilding, with Russian crews but US engineers guiding the project. The aim is ships of superior firepower and speed, exceeding current designs and signaling a new era in naval power.
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Hay
Charles M. Betwal
Bt. Peters
Jueger Schwab
Schwab
St. Petersburg
United States
Baltic
Risejan Admiralty
Admiralty
Schwabe
President Roosevelts Rest After Strenuous Hunt
President Roosevelt rests at Camp Roosevelt on East Divide Creek after a demanding hunt. He reads and chats with Secretary Loeb while the hunting party recovers. A large brown bear, shot through the heart, was killed earlier by Br Alexander Lambert, with the animal climbing a tree before collapsing.
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Roosevel
Loeb
East Divide Creek
Roosevelt
Courter Chapman
Br Alexander Lambert
Tax Collector Vanishes With City Funds in San Francisco
Mayor Schmitz announced a federal defalcation case in which Tax Collector Edward J. Smith absconded with 39,112 dollars of Southern Pacific Rail Road taxes. The loss was discovered as SP taxes fell in arrears and Smith reportedly left for Los Angeles during a vacation. Payments totaling 39,112.68 were later reported as made personally to the collector on April 4 and 8, with checks issued for the amount.
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Francisco
Schmitz
Edward J Smit Fe
Doho Gmich
Lie Jaw
Smith
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
Pioneer Pittsburg family with twenty three children
Mr and Mrs T. Unlley of Pittsburg are parents to 23 children, 21 living, oldest 35 and youngest 18 months. The tale recalls a brother in Franklin with 15 pairs of twine and 15 pairs of boys’ hats, a merchant offering hats, and the family’s request for new ones. The narrative shows a bargaining scene with shopkeepers.
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lUnlley
Pittstung
Banes
Franklin
Heather
Piatt Latto Fest Funeral Held at Church on the Green
Senator Piatt presided over the funeral of Tinkted Aiate Benning Arvilte HH at the Church on the Green in Washington Cent. The service reflected simplicity and respect in keeping with the senator's wishes and his wife Mrs Pleit's memory.
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Episcopal Church
Tinkted Aiate
Benning Arvilte HH
Piatt
Washington
Cent
Food Value Of Fruit And Diet For Chronic Bowel Conditions
The article argues fruit is beneficial for chronic bowel disorders and dysentery, noting fruit juice aids both acute and chronic cases if sugar is moderated. It advises mixing sour and sweet fruits, avoiding excess acids, and cautions against heavy starch or meat-heavy meals at night. It also comments on rheumatics benefiting from fruit and criticizes prohibitive notions about acid fruits.
Diseased Cattle Bound for Slaughter Intercepted in New York
State Agricultural Department halted a shipment of eight cars of diseased cattle bound for slaughter in New York. Agents found twenty cows in the car. three died soon after, eight showed advanced tuberculosis, and at least three had pneumonia. Some had already died at Utica before loading. Prosecution of the shipper is planned.
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New York
State Agriculural Department
Utica
Tt Iu
New Leather Substitute “Wolff” Aims At Boots Shoes
An English inventor debuts a leather substitute named wolft used in boots and shoes in England. The London Shoe Company adopts it for walking wear due to its coalness brightness and waterproof qualities. Wolff is said to be more durable and waterproof than leather, nonconductive, and could reduce rubber wear where leather boots sink in mud.
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England
London
Wolff
Frances Willard and Fashionable Dresa
Frances Willard urged women to gain physical strength and health as a prerequisite to true social advancement. She warned that neglecting constitution and self care degrades status, comparing fashionable dress to an hourglass and critiquing trends that trap women in restrictive attire.
Food Value of Eggs in Nutrition
The article explains eggs as a source of fats and proteins with one egg weighing about one and a half ounces, consisting of one ounce of white and half an ounce of yolk. It notes yolk nutrition exceeds white fat, discusses digestibility, and compares preparation methods from raw to hard boiled.
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Egon
Very Dissipated Japanese Students in Boston Anecdote
In Boston tales spread of two or three Japanese students in Tank who study at a prominent citizen’s home each Sunday. One Sunday a guest was asked why another could not come. he replied the man is very dissipated meaning exhausted or worn out. The host learns the man has slept heavily after a meal and is described as all broke up from overindulgence without drinking gambling or other misdeeds being named.
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Boston
Tank
Hub
Nim
Mashed Peas With Nuts And Other Dishes
A set of old recipes describes soaking Scotch peas overnight, cooking until tender, then mashing with roasted nuts and optional breadcrumbs. It also covers a Graham Gems batter, a corn potato soup, split pea soup with croutons, baked parsnips with a brown crust, and a fresh orange nectar beverage.
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Milwaukee Bank
Delbert
Texans
Olney
Calorada
Bult
Portland
Lola
Connell
Hoyle
Euit
Wea Irterest
Phiarh
Bob Tall
Clatma
Vorthind Mining Company
Warne
Nobranka
Dovermoe Harts
Arhangne
Frovernor
Fits Bervics
Merigning
Senator Piatt Latto
Jack
Diana
Frances Willard
Dresa
Ron
Abe
Akiria
Alon
Alth
liUng
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