Hyde Park society man fronts gang of robbers
Orby Himiter, a Hyde Park society figure, is jailed on charges of leading a gang that robbed a couple in their hallway on March 11. Police say Hunter, free on bond, is the gang’s head and faces arraignment. A spree of petty thefts followed an earlier family move to Europe. Other items note a Kentucky asylum release, a graft conviction in Columbus, a Budapest ballroom fire death toll, and an acid spray injury in York County.
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Gardner
Hunter
Jefferson
Europe
Hyde Pack
York
Longatown
William Peters
Peters
Two Women Burned In Separate Accidents In Three Cities
In Wilkes-Barre Miss Mary Koeller died after catching fire lighting a stove while her dress burned. Mrs. Sarah Gallop dropped a gasoline lamp and her clothing caught fire, both women dying from their injuries. In Pittsburgh two young children perished in a house fire started by a gas jet. In Youngstown two tube mill workers died in a boarding house blaze while asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Koeller
Sarah Gallop
Keller
Pittsburg
George Rowe
Washington
Youngstown
Broad street
East Youngstown
Embezzlers Sentenced in Tipton Bank Case
Indianapolis March 30 William H Marker and Noah R Marker brothers and bank officers of the First National bank of Tipton were sentenced to Port Leavenworth federal prison. William ten years Noah seven years for falsifying records making false statements and embezzling 67000 of the bank’s funds. Berlin March 30 Countess Friedrich von Schoenberg Baehelm arrested on suspicion of complicity in swindles in Austria and Switzerland. The countess born Princess Cantacusene of Rusalg may be a victim of mistaken identity.
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Embezziers
Indianapolis
Will'am H
Noah R. Marker
First National bank of
Munich
Friedrich von Schoenberne Baehelm
Austria
Switzerland
Cantacusene of
Rusalg
Jewelry theft at Washington home nets $20,000 in jewels
Mrs. Ludlow reports a burglary at her residence with jewels valued at $20,000 missing from a jewel box. Police suspect Clarence Wilson, a trusted servant, who left for the White House grounds prior to the theft. Mrs. Bugher, visiting, had jewelry totaling $80,000 with $20,000 missing. a later alert seeks Wilson’s arrest.
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Washington
Mre
Frederick D, auger
wile
pier Po
New York
inlaw
Nicoll Ludlow
Ludlow
U. BN. fe Ucon
Mr. Bugher
Mra. Ludlow
Bugher
Wilsof
Taidlow
White House
amelie
Wilton
Wilson
Mis. Dewey
Admiral Dewey
John R. McLean
Accused Of Killing Child In Georgetown Case
A young woman faces murder charges in Georgetown for allegedly strangling a infant. Authorities say the twenty year old, identified as Cinderella Miter, was arrested and held on county charges after a detective inquiry. The state plans to offer witnesses and evidence linking the death to suffocation by cord strangulation.
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Jali
Geel
Georgetown
Cinderellg' Miter
Egho
thin city
Walls
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ROSENSTOCK
BROS
beat Makera
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
East Patri Patrick Street
County of Weld
Colo
EDWIN A. ROPER
West Patrick Street
Bell Phone
MARYLAND INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY SERVICE
HALLER & NEWMAN
Frederick, Md
Insurance
SEEGER & COMPANY
PATRICK ETHEET
Mattisen wall
Markell & Ford
ote
Finn
flond
Cabulogs BIRELY
Palace of Music
Onurch strerta
MARKEY
Honiz
G. L
G.L. Baking Co
CITY OPERA HOUSE
The
Belle of
Paint and Powder Club
Baltimore
City Hospital
Thurmont
Middletown
plant
White Cross Mil Co
LOUIS J. LAMY,Maunder
New York city
Lexington
Andrew McMullin
Kentucky asylum
Columbus. O
Harmon
bat
Mark Slater
atste printing
Silas
Todge Dillon
Budapest
ministry of the Interior
GANDY
Philadelphia
AInONE
state pharmaceutical board
Beaton
helr
crumble
aven
Baninel
M. Clement
pharmaceutical board
citien
evon
HENRY GIRLS
Boni
TOLEN
loty
Hughere, Bedream
Alex. Agueci
Dies
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander Agasela
caw
rome
Axatste
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