The Seneca Stump Puller Mystery Unfolds In New York
A refined young woman registered at a Brooklyn hotel and was found dead before a mirror with a self inflicted gunshot. A bellboy alerted by a report of a disturbance discovered the scene. In Philadelphia Albert Miller of Williamsport Pa was named University of Pennsylvania football captain for 1909 after a strong Thanksgiving game. President and Mrs. Roosevelt marked their quiet wedding anniversary at St George's church in London, twenty two years ago.
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Harseit
New York
Brooklyn
Mra
H. Falener
Sioux Pialis
S. 1
Penn Electa
Philadelphia
Albert ©. Miller
Williamsport
University of Pennsylvania
Miller
Cornel
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
St. George's church
London
Colossal Wheat Deal Draws Chicago Spotlight
Chicago figures Patten and partners led a massive wheat move by controlling vast stock in a bid to profit from a worldwide price rise. The Bartlett-Patten group, including Willian H. Bartlett and George W. Patton, aims to capitalize on market conditions without attempting to corner the grain, unlike past fabled schemes.
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Chicago
Jamen
A. Patten
Mle partners
fox
Mr. Patten
Willian H. Bartlett
George W. Patton
Frank
John W. Gates
Old Hutch
Pope Shows Improvement After Cold Visit
The Pope at Rome earned news as his doctors reported the pontiff is much better and stronger after his recent cold. He received medical visits and continued care as winter progressed.
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Rome
holy
Fire Claims Twenty Horses At Goff Brothers Livery
A fierce blaze at the Goff Brothers livery stable in Charleston West Virginia killed twenty horses. J H Sharer longtime Grant Army of the Republic commander for Ohio died at his Alliance Ohio residence of acute indigestion. John Francis Gilder noted musician and brother of Richard Watson Gilder died in Bordentown New Jersey at seventy one. Edward H Jones a Wilkes-Barre executive in iron industry died from a complication of disease.
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Goff Brothers
Charleston
W. Va
J. H. Sharer
Ohio
Grant Army of the Republic
Alliance
John Francis Gilder
Richard Watson Gilder
Bordentown
N.J
Edward H. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Paris hearing reviews Boni Castellane custody battle
In Paris the custody case involving Anna Gould and Count Castellane drew hundreds of spectators as Camille Clemenceau led the defense. He attacked Castellane as unfit for his children, detailing divorce settlements and alleged fraud while defending Princess de Sagan’s character and noting Gould’s fortune. The session adjourned to December 9 for further statements by De Sagan’s counsel and Gould's trustee.
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Paris
Princesa i Sayan
Anos Gould
New York
Bout Captellane
Marquise de Cadellane
M. Bonnet
tlon
De Cantellane
M. Clamen
M. Clemenceau
agethet
Princene de Sagan
Count de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
prinesse
G re
De Gagan
Mise Gould
De Casselline
anhnen koff palace
Marquise de Castellane
MA Clemenceau
De Castellane
Italy
De Sagan
Fragoe
M. Jamier
De Sagen
M. Ronenet
George Gould
alter
Indian couple elope cited in local police report
A disrupted OCR fragment reports an Indian couple eloped amid police involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a possibly civil or criminal matter and a girl connected to the couple.
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CITY OPERA HOUSE
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New York Journal
William Winter
New York Tribune
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ATLAS
PORTLAND
SAYLORS
MARYLAND BRICK AND SUPPLY Co. R.R
PACKARD
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BIRELY
LEWYT & SALABES
ONDED BROKERS
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AMD
United States revenue service
Empire Company
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Next Central Bank
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