Daly Survives Attempted Robbery At Coleman House
New York December 5. Pint Daly famed for Long Branch gambling rooms was shot at in a Coleman house room by two masked men while Addie Stanton aided. Daly, hit in the head but uninjured, fought back and escaped to a drugstore where police were alerted. He reported $93,000 in bonds and $3,000 in cash plus diamonds and a watch were at risk in the attack.
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Win Fingerhut
Daly Frustrates Blackmail Plot In New York Shooting
In a tense incident on Fourth Avenue, Daly is shot by unseen assailants after a woman linked to a suspected racket refuses to identify them. Capt. Reilly and detectives pursue leads at a Thirty- Street address while the wounded man recovers. The Stanton and Hammond women face charges as investigators probe a suspected “badger game” network and a line of wealthy suitors.
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Saratoga
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Srrest
Henry
Twenty-eighth Street
To Be an Actress Declares Stage Debut in New York
A New York actress says she will study under David Belasco at the Lyceum and debut on the stage, not in opera. She explains past troubles push her to act for independence and support for her child, with plans to remain in the United States and avoid abroad study.
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Lyceum Theatre
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Movement to organize Grand Army of the Republic unity voiced
Dispatch from Indianapolis reports Adjutant General Koontz noting a planned movement toward a permanent G A R corps in the state. A meeting in this city on West Neoday aims to set steps, with several letters of support and two withdrawal applications cited for political reasons. Capt Jack Savers and John Moser lead the effort as Democrats and Republicans discuss the move.
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Jobo Moseran
Atty Mumbees
John Moser
Republican Party
West Sumlay
Hero saves two girls as train fails to stop
Elapman Wolter risks life to pull two young girls from a fast New York Central train near Flagran Wolser. He perishes when struck by the engine, but two lives are saved. Other items report dockyard riots over reduced pay, bids for political posts, betting complaints at a San Francisco track, and local incidents in Augusta and Boston.
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Treasury report shows Uncle Sam’s vast revenues and costs
The article outlines federal income from customs franks and internal revenue, real estate, and banking, noting large surpluses and vast expenses. It cites $579, BOTT and $219,001 1705 franks channel branches, rent, debt interest of $44,715,007.37, and army costs of $38,522,490.11, highlighting the scale of public finances.
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An Erratic Wrap of 19th Century News Tradeoffs
A mixed batch of dispatches reports Alaska natives appealing to the U S for aid against the Alaska Commercial Company. the Haytian Republic flag incident aboard a schooner. a Philadelphia船bound Maggie J Lawrence reaching Charleston after a rough voyage. a lynching in North Carolina. a libel case involving RD Lan caster against Congressmen Glover Burk and Nolan. widespread political, crime, and crime related items spanning Chicago Philadelphia Indianapolis St Louis Ishpeming and New York with various names, crimes, embezzlement, and sensational notes.
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von Cannady
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Thomas Burk
Michael Nolan
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Bassett
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Jack the Rippec
Whitechapel
London
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New York
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