Kentucky Town Wiped Out by Fire Loss Estimated
Hart named General Manager White of Duneat non Transun Steel pens as fire destroys a Kentucky town near Evansville Indiana. About 2500 inhabitants affected miles south of Evansville. Loss estimated to exceed 264100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Werks Maneser Hart
Harrishirs
White
Duneat non Transun Steel penne
Dune
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Lauterbach Denies Charges In Panic Era Hearings
The witness asserts he did not conspire with Lamar or engage in blackmailing. he details his role in arranging Morgan’s Tennessee Coal and Iron stock purchase during the 1907 panic. He claims the panic was engineered by others to buy the company cheaply and says Lamar influenced corporate disaffection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauterbach
Palmer
Lamar
Rogers
Ledyard
Tennessee Coal and Iron company
J. P. Morgan
Kessler & Co
Baltimore
Morgan
Nelson
Lanterbach
Morgan & Co
Tennesees Coal and
irok
Lawyer Charged With Complicity In Railroad Deal
Edward Lauterbach of New York, a lawyer, faces charges of complicity in a railroad deal. The indictment alleges involvement in negotiations and transaction activities tied to the enterprise. Prosecutors outline specific roles and potential financial interests in the arrangement.
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New York
Suliier Home Movement Ear Washington Note
Suliier Home appears connected to a movement with private access to Washington, reflecting a political intrigue or effort. The fragment suggests a focus on a personal channel or ear to officials, implying behind the scenes influence in federal affairs.
Penfield Named Ambassador to Austria by Wilson
President Wilson nominated Frederic Courtland Penfield of New York as ambassador to Austria. Penfield, who claims Pennsylvania as his native state, is a diplomatist and author. He raised at least $50,000 for the Wilson campaign and is twice married. his present wife is Anne Naightman Walker of Philadelphia. He is reputed to have inherited a fortune of 25 to 60 million dollars. Also noted are other brief items on founders, a wedding in Michigan, pellagra death in Waterbury, and an advertisement for Chamberlain’s remedies.
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Ambassadorahi
Washington
Wilson
Frederic. Courtland Penfield
New York
Austria
Penfield
Pennsylvania
Anne Naightman | Walker
Philadelphia
Unclear fragment recounts a missing girl and suspected Duke
Fragmentary text indicates a girl’s body was found near a boat and a man sent home alone. It mentions a Duke and dates around July 4, suggesting a crime or disappearance story.
Million pound contest ends amid fraud claim in British case
Sir John Murray Scott's will leaves 5 million to Lady Sackville amid a contentious battle won by jurors who found no undue influence or fraud by Lady Sackville. In Pensacola Florida a black man who assaulted a white girl near Bonifay was hanged after being taken from a train. An ad notes Chamberlain's Colic Remedy as a preferred treatment for dysentery.
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London
The
John ‘Murray Scott
Pensacola
Rio
Bonifay
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
One-Price Outfitters
Oxfords
LOCUST LEVEL DAIRY
R. RUSH LEWIS
F. ROTHENHOEFER
BAKER'S
J. L. SPECK
Middletown, Md
BIRELY'S Palace of Music
FREDERICK
adailor
Market Street
das. Carros
KULOFF
BUFFALO
Terratec
Sen
Bewd te
Aden
U.S
GEO
CRAMER & ‘SONS
ik. ay Bt
Predariek
AL SPECI
Tennessee
bymer
Schley
ecoust
lays
Evernings
TSeeville
Cines Co
Cines
G. M. Anderson
Exsanay
RAYMOND KNOX
Miller's Opera House
CHICAGO
E. COOPER WILLS & COMPANY
MARYLAND
Wills Steel Furnace
Wills Steel
Wills Permanent
Wills Universal
Wills Lion Grip
Wills
EDWARD
Suliier Home
Massabees
Orad
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jaiy &—Mra
Adelphia G. Ward
Muskecon
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees
Waterbury
Coun
Selomen Halperene
Waterberg founital
Good Investment
Wy Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
WARNER
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