Robbery Rumor Sparks City Turmoil and Bank Case
A daytime robbery scare in the city drew a huge crowd after assistant cashier Frank H. Sparks was found unconscious in the office. Sparks later confessed to pilfering money, with $83.08 recovered and the rest to be restored by his acquaintances. The incident coincides with related labor strife reports from Homestead and other towns, including mine workers and strike developments.
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Frank H. Sparka
John Wiche
Zutusteio
Inspector Salmon
Tucker
Sparks
Wiehe
Stone
Csahler Tucker
Salmon
Income Tax Forms to Be Distributed by Internal Revenue Office
The Internal Revenue Service plans to distribute tax instruction booklets to taxpayers nationwide. About 53 circulatory copies will be printed to guide individuals and corporations through the income tax filing process, with an anticipated total of around 100,000 copies. The exact number of corporate returns remains uncertain due to varying charter methods and lack of reliable data on corporations. The Treasury records show aggregate income tax receipts from 1863 to 1871 totaled 233,831,903 with allocations to personal, corporate, non residents, and special categories.
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Waser
Jan
Internal Revenue
Lug Guarle Exch
Treasury Department
California Vigilants mobilize to drive criminals from Sacramento
Sacramento residents vow to purge the city of criminals and tramps after a wave of murders robberies and burglaries. The city board orders saloons closed at midnight licenses revoked and criminals driven out with police help. A citizens committee of safety is formed amid talk of restoring early California vigilantism.
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Sacramento
Cal
Ata
City Board of Trustees
Martin Snow
Citizens’ Committee of Safety
California
Ina
Stay of execution saved Lambert in New Jersey case
The lengthy murder case of Theodore Lambert in Cannes with a stay of execution granted by Associate Justice Shiras in Washington. Lam bert, who faced hanging after a 1895 conviction, received the reprieve hours before the scheduled oath, as lawyer Semple pressed federal appeals. Lambert expressed gratitude for the life saved and prepared for further appeals.
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Cannes
Theodore Larchert
John L. Semple
Barrett
Theodore Lambert
Lambert
Sheriff Barrett
Blake
Nicholas T. Lambert
Sherif Garrett
Sempis
Werte
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Semple
Federal Courta
New Jersey Courte
Philadelphia
Washington
Shiras
Dallsa
Bulgarian Premier Denounced in Mysterious Murder Case
A chaotic report claims Bulgarian Premier Stambouloff is named as the prime suspect in Minister Beltchel’s murder. Judges issue arrest orders, witnesses vanish, and diplomats warn the prosecution could fracture Bulgaria. Parallel items relay a wedding shock, U.S. political moves, crime arrests in Texas, and other 1905-era briefs.
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Beltched
Soruta
Jun
Ufex
Stamboulefl
M Stambousioff
M. Beltchel
Mo Stambouioff
Stambouloff
M. Stambouloff
M. Stamboulof
Bulgaria
News Nuggets From A Distant Era Reveals Mixed Signals
A Gispatca from Lins reports Cian government troops defeating Pieroia insurgents at Junin. Senator W. P. Frye renominated by Maine Republicans. Three New England cotton mills plan to build and operate in Georgia and Alabama. Deaths noted in London and Paris. Coffeyville fire injures seven and damages $106,000. Desperado Will English slain after attempt on Anbevy Vaughn. Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, longtime Michigan WCT A president, dies.
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Lins
Junin
United States
W. P. Frye
Maine
New England
Georgia
Alabama
London
Mr. Moore
Morning Post
Paris
Alexander Bidara
Coffeyville
Kan
Easley
Flemingsburg
Will English
Desperado
Anbevy Vaughn
Snac
Mary T. Lathrop
Michigan W. GC. T.A
Jackson
Senators Hill and Hearst Dine Together at White House
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hill of New York attended a White House dinner with President, amid speculation on political favor. Hill's presence marked rare access to the executive mansion, though he declined to discuss the encounter. Cabinet members and guests, including Hearst, were present. no comment on Hicks case report forthcoming.
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Senator Hill
New York
White Louss
Hill
Executive Mansion
Murphy
White House
Mir
Hearst
Uberty
Bia
Strandanes
Ricks
Wassingtoy
Ralley
Chase Moan
Hicks
Connie Fee
Cleveland
Judge Ricks
Lee
Tha Oungrena
Silk and Lace River Ma nish Models Feature Vested Silhouettes
Adaien Wleity presents Silk and Lace River fashion with vests and double pointe pockets. The design emphasizes a half low collar and rounded front, worn under a jacket without an inner shirt. Soft silk seams in armholes offer a practical, understated finish.
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Wleity Adaien
Alceva
Silk vests and etiquette in gentlemen's attire of the era
The article discusses various vest styles and closures, noting comfort, fit, and ease of keeping in order. It compares plain cloth vests to more ornate versions with plastrons and standing collars, highlighting ease of care, interchangeability, and the practicalities of wearing and maintaining each style. It describes a specific vest with fouled and lace trim, a lace edged relief, and a gathered top into a standing edilan, illustrating the fashion details of the period.
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