Morse 15 Years Curtis Freed In Bail Fight
In New York Morse and Curtis face prison terms after misappropriation at the National Bank of North America. Morse, sentenced to 15 years, seeks bail with a circuit court appeal while Curtis gains a suspended sentence. Crowds watch as wives collapse under stress. Heinze case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log” King
National Bank of North America
Morse
Ball
U. S. Circuit Court
Balle
New York
Tombs
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Alfred H. Curtis
Hough
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jacombe
Federal
Juiz Hough
Curtis
Judge Hough
Heinze
Edward Moxey
United States
Charles W. Morsey
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Found Wis Family Dead In Washington Home
A Bremerman stenographer’s family of three perished from unknown gas fumes at 1309 Street Northwest Washington. Mrs Helen Cutts Bremerman 34 and her 18 month old daughter died, along with Mrs Helen Catherine Bremerman 50, the mother in law. Bremerman found them, smelled gas and could not identify the source. Police and coroner deem the death accidental.
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Washington
Bremerman
Congress
Tret Street
Helen Cutts Bremerman
Cutts Bremermown
Tod
Helen Catherine Bremerman
Bromerman
Banker Robert Ohninis Sentenced After Embezzling 20500
Robert Ohninis Jr of Atlantic City received a two year state prison term after pleading guilty to embezzling 20500 from the Marine Trust Company where he worked as a teller. He said brokers pressed him to invest in stocks that failed, forcing the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ohninis
Atlantic City
Mays Landing
Robert Ohnmis, Jr
Marine Trust Company
Teller
Higbee
Chamis
Bank Herald
Belmont Park to Transform for Automobile Racing Use
Belmont Park may shift from horse racing to automobile racing after a New York law change. Augmenting a two mile track and ongoing repairs, the plan envisions converting the site into a motor drome, inspired by Brighton Beach 24 hour races. The future of horse racing at Belmont remains undecided, with some urging coexistence if deficits are offset by auto events between meetings.
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Belmont Park
Now Park
Nov
Metropolitan
Challet
Zalmont Park
Brighton Beach
Motor Racing Association
August Belmont
Fire fatal in Swan Lake farm home
Nov 7 at Swan Lake a fire destroyed the home of BE Carey a farmer south of town. Mrs Carey five children and Miss Gillespie stayed overnight and died in the flames. Carey injured likely fatal. Cause lighting kitchen coal oil. Other asleep occupants suffocated. In St Paul divorce case William Beasley granted after wife Theresa joined a female baseball club. An ad urges readers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and for sale at Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Swan Lake
Man
BE. W. Carey
Here
St. Paul, Minn
William Beasley
Theresa
Leasen
Chamberlain
Chamberlein
Anton
Pearre
Jodarn Pharmacy
Taft Leaves Cincinnati for Hot Springs in Rest Visit
President elect William H. Taft and Mrs Taft depart Cincinnati for Hot Springs Virginia for rest and recreation until Thanksgiving. Fred W Carpenter expected to become Taft secretary to the president with possible post for William Jack Jr as secretary of the navy if desired. Taft clarifies he does not own Texas ranch and will focus on golf and limited business during trip.
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Mr. Taft
Loeb
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Mra. Taft
Fred W. Carpenter
Hot Springs
Taft
Myron T. Herrick
Macgoon
Havana
Palma
Cuba
William Jack, Jr
Train collision injures seven near Huntingdon
Seven persons were injured when a train passed an open switch and crashed into cars on a siding near Sasten. The engine and baggage car were wrecked. Injured include engineer G B Kay and other crew members and passengers such as G W Warfield, Jon Pennington, Oliver Lloyd, Alex Smogen, James Fisher and others.
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Huntingdon
Dlantington & Road Top
Sasten
G B Kay
G W. Warfield
Harris Inne
Jon Pennington
Oliver Lloyd
Alex S. Smogen
Shamokin
James Fisher
Warhington
Fatally Shots Father in Belmont After Axe Pursuit
In Charlotte suburb Belmont, Ernest T. Hayes, 20, fatally wounded his father H. T. Hayes after fearing his father would strike his mother during an axe chase. The dispute arose over money Hayes had given his wife. when refused, the man seized an axe and pursued her.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ernest T. Hayes
H.T. Hayes
Belmont
Mountain Disappears Into Sea in Alaska Volcanic Change
San Francisco reports Mount McCulloch near Bogaslov island has vanished in a volcanic upheaval. A three mile wide land-locked bay now occupies the gap where the 300 foot peak stood, with officials citing a dramatic geological shift.
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San Francisco
Revenue
McCulloch
Bogaslov Island
Unniaska
Cotton dispute settled with 140000 operatives set to return
London reports a seven week lockout in the cotton industry ending in Manchester. Representatives from every trade branch met to settle the dispute. Mills will resume work on Monday.
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London
Manchester
Civil War veteran killed in Bowen gravel pit landslide
William Clayton, seventy, a Civil War veteran, died instantly when a landslide at the Bowen gravel pit on the Jacksonville road buried him. Horrified companions witnessed the tragedy in Burlington New Jersey on November 7.
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Burlington
N. J
Bowen
Jacksonville Road
William
Clayton
Burch’s Hard Luck Handles Yate Captainship Woes
Vale football captain Han Burch endured multiple injuries affecting his career. A sequence of mishaps includes a recent shoulder injury and prior fractures, while he tried to soldier through games. Burch’s durability contrasts with many captains who stay injury free. Giants Ready With Forty Four Men as McGraw Boosts Prospect Roster. Tom Jenkins to Wrestle Turk as Yuseff Mahmetov joins bout plans and prize money hinges on a three fall match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wosteyim
Ct Innatt
Lew Uaven
West Point
Tiarvard
Burch
Timber Renewal Urged As Forests Face Famine
Treadwell Cleveland Jr warns in a United States Forest Conservation circular that if current rates of timber cutting continue, all remaining virgin timber could be exhausted within thirty years. He cites waste at mills and urges smarter use and faster regrowth to maintain forest independence and domestic supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
United States
Europe
Treadwell Cleveland, Jr
Cleveland Anya
Japan
Witch
K. A. Long
Conference of Governors
Wegner Buys Land as Wagner Eyes Baseball Ties
Pittsburg area real estate moves highlight Fang Wagner's ventures including two Carnegie blocks and bank directorships. Wagner aims for a bat club in a major league someday while Western League talks proceed with Topeka and Wichita clubs for 2500 each. Cornell and Chicago fencing set for November 13 in Chicago the day before their football clash.
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Wegner
Fang Wagner
Pittsburg
Warner Ia
Carnegie
Hans
Wagner
Western League
Western Association Bseball Organizatiing
Topeka
Wichita Clube
Western Association
Cornell
Chicago
Forward Passes and Early 1900s Football Notes
Philadelphia outlines fifty strategic passes as Glenn Warner trains the Car Nile Indians. Michigan may meet a Pacific Coast team in Los Angeles over Christmas. Harvard beat Yale last in 1901 as Yale won six straight with Harvard shut out. Allen Corey, Yale quarterback candidate, first test haunted man. Mainers, the Quaker halfback, shows fierce plunging power. West Point relies on Dean for backfield strength and a potential kicker.
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Glenn Warner
Michigan
Los Angeles
Harvard
Yale
Yate
Allen Corey
Mainer
West Point
Wip Zames
Dean
Army
Fragmentary note on cake reproduction and future
The text discusses growth issues in cakes and reproduction, mentions Ohio and Florida, and notes limited prospects for the future. The readable portion is garbled and offers few concrete details or names to anchor a full summary.
Penny a Word Cable Plans Impartial Empire Conference
Britled American Colonias to Confer With London companions in an imperial conference. Wile hae brew cable charges to be discussed by representatives of the colonies and the Canadian government. The conference is hosted at the suggestion of Str dole Henniker-Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rudolphe Lamlens
Ottawa
Canada
England
Kovernment
Dole Henniker-Henton
No Better Half Fortune Tale from Vague OCR Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a fortune teller and vows about marriage, with garbled phrases and names unclear. The readable bits suggest a story prompt or gossip item rather than a complete report.
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Newark
James G Taylor
Qaeet Obers
Aan
Neehmeo
Carpenter
Wilkes-Barre
George DeFranc
Courtdale
DeFranc
Giants
Roeter
McGraw
Tom Jenkins
America
Yuseff’ Mahtheut
Bulgaria
Conte
West Tao
Rondy Burch
Tale Fool- Sadl
Philadelphia
Eton
PENNY
Lydia E. Pinkham
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
B. Pinkham
Lydia Ikham
Pinkh
Eyam
DOLL
Aulmleit
Belant & Knott
City Hotel
G. B. Aaet
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