Boston Broker King Sentenced to Up to Fourteen Years
Cardenio Flavies King a former financial agent and broker received a sentence of ten to fourteen years in the state prison at Charleston after being convicted on twenty seven counts of larceny and embezzlement totaling 22 000. In court he proclaimed innocence and blamed Thomas W Lawson for his downfall while recounting his life including travels to England France and Ceylon.
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Boston
Cardenio" Flavies King
Schofield
Superior Criminal Court
Charleston
King
England
France
Ceylon
Thomas W. Lawson
New Army Medical Chief Torney Succeeds O'Reilly
Washington Jan 14 Colonel George H. Torney assumed duties as surgeon general of the United States Army following Brigadier General Robert M. O'Reilly's retirement. Torney born in Maryland June 1 1860 joined the army as an assistant surgeon in 1875 and served in the Relief during the Spanish American War before becoming deputy surgeon general in 1903.
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Torney
O'Reilly
Washington
Robert M. O'Reilly
United States Army
George H. Torney
Uncle Sam
Marylane
Uatl
Sugar Trust on Trial Today Defrauding Treasury
New York Jan. 14 The trial of fraud charges against the American Sugar Refining company, known as the sugar trust, began in federal district court in Brooklyn. The government alleges the firm used fixed senses to defraud the United States treasury of import revenues on raw sugar.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Thomas {. Coattictd
Federal District Court
Brooklyn
The
Sugar Trust
United States Treasury
Plow Farm Body Search Proceeds in Murder Case
York January 14. Digging for the unknown man's body believed killed July 21 by Harry Keener continues. Miss Tanser’s failure to locate the place prompts skepticism though Keen er’s past records keep some faith in her tale. Orchard pawed to three feet depth. a bloodstained pair of overalls and bag found in the house. The district attorney orders all stray items removed from the barn as the search goes on. Miss Tanser insists on her statement and says the body may have been burned by Keener if not found.
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Verity
York
Harry Keener
Mies Tanser
Keener Farm
Keener
Tanser Bolsts
Amos Clemmons Charged With Armory Fire in Franklin
Amos Clemmons was arrested in Franklin Pennsylvania on a charge of arson for fire at the Armory building on November 17. The blaze destroyed the Bell Telephony exchange and caused about 50000 dollars in losses. He allegedly set the fire to cover thefts and has confessed to stealing.
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Amos Clemmons
Franklin
Bell Telephony Company
Exchange
Josa
Clemmons
New York City Tax Levy Rises Over Hundred Million
Tax department figures show New York City will collect more than 100,006,000 from the current year's rural estate levy. Real estate valuation is placed at 6,280,521,159 with an increase of 139,029,290 over 1908 final assessment. Lincoln stamp authorized by House to mark Lincoln’s birthday. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for stomach trouble relief.
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New York
Tax Department
Dived Under Ice to Save Drowing Boy
Albert Brown a Port Republic youth dived under the ice of an Atlantic City millpond and saved eight year old Tillman Hewitt who had broken through the ice Brown carried Hewitt to the shore and both were rescued Port Republic citizens will report the brave act to the Carnegie metal commission
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Atlantic City
N. J
Albert Brown
Port Republic
Thainsand
Thea
Tillman Hewitt
Brown
Carnegie Metal Commission
Lowell to Head Harvard Presicator of Science Slated to Suc ceed
Harvard University corporation names Abbott Lawrence Lowell professor of the science of government to succeed President Eliot. Overseers will act next week. Lowell serves as MIT executive committee member and head of the American Political Science Association. He is a Harvard graduate and a Massachusetts native with a private fortune estimated between 1 and 2 million dollars.
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Presicaor
Eliot
Boston
Harvard University Corporation
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Harvard Overseers
Ellot
Lowell
Massachusetta Institute of Technology
American Political Science Association
National Municipal League
The
Massachusetta Historical, Society
American Society of Arts and Sciences
Heaton
Burton Succeeds Foraker as Ohio Senator
Cleveland Congressman Theodore I Burton was elected United States Senator from Ohio in a joint legislative session alongside Senator Dick. His acceptance speech urged party harmony and called for strong anti lobbying laws. The formal announcement followed the election on January 14 in Columbus Ohio.
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Cleveland
United States
Columbus
Theodore I. Burton
Ohio
Burton
Untitled Medical Advice Fragment on Colds and Bronchitis
Fragmentary text advises using a product for belief it treats colds and bronchitis and claims widespread use in the United States and abroad. Mentions pneumonia risk and prompt relief, with dubious attribution to Pearse’s Western Line.
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Devilbiss
Urner
N. Market
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Frederick
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