Mrs Nack Confesses in Greater New York Murder Case
Augusta Nack, once silent in the Woodside killing plot with Martin Thorne, now confesses after police coercion. She describes life with Guldensuppe, the cottage visit, and Thorne carrying out the shooting, implications pointing to possible Thorne execution while she faces lighter penalties.
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New York
the Herald Today
Emanuel
Augusta Neck
Bearlem Opera House
Acs
Ishak
Augusta Nace
William
Thorne
Guldensuppe
Ninth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Thorn
Guldensuppoe
Woodside
Reo Reem Mystery in Fragmented Notebook Text
Fragmented OCR notes reference a doubt around a person or item named Reo Reem with unclear context. The garbled lines mention costs, syrup, and a Bull, but no coherent event or outcome is clear. Further readable text would be needed for a solid card.
Insane asylum fire in Georgia destroys large section
In Milledgeville Georgia on November 10 a fire swept the negro section of the Georgia Insane asylum. More than 700 inmates were inside and escaped serious harm as fire raged about ten hours. Portions of the four acre block were saved but the major part gutted. Loss placed near 100000 dollars. Water service held up by Macon engines brought in on a special train. Relief promised by the Georgia legislature in session.
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Milledgeville
Georgia Insane Asylum
Ney
Asylum
Macon
Georgia
Governor Tanner Backs White Miners Against Chinese Import
Springfield Illinois November 10 A remonstrance against importing Chinese coal miners to replace striking Illinois workers was presented to Governor Tanner by a delegation led by Springfield district president Cartwright. The governor expressed sympathy with white miners and stated he would not allow armed guards or large armed confrontations at mines, though he could not bar Chinese workers entirely.
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Tanner
Springfield
Lls
Whmington
United Mine Workers of
Ilinois
Cartwright
Chicago
Probable successor eyed for Supreme Court bench
Chicago reports say Judge Swan, age 72, is spoken of as the probable successor of Associate Justice Sten J. Field on the supreme court bench. Willard Glover, 15, from Tropico California, confessed to shooting Dr. R. P. Moore of Los Angeles to rob him. A Burlington engine boiler exploded near Crawford Nebraska, killing Engineer H. C. Simpson and Fireman E. M. Robinson.
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Buenos
Swan
Chicago
Sten J. Field
Supreme Court
Willard Glover
Tropico
Cat
RP. Moore
Los Angeles
Burlington
Crawford
Neb
H. C. Simpson
E. M. Robinson
Aid for the Whalers in Arctic Rescue Effort
Messages to the cabinet detail naval plans to aid whalers stranded near Point Barrow and Hershell Island. Reports show eight vessels with about 400 barrels of flour and remaining rations. a relief expedition may sail from San Francisco to Port Clarence or Norton Sound, with dogs and reindeer, though chances of success are slim and delays worsen conditions.
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Washington
Kirkland
Mare Island
Barker
Devell
Baylies
Arctic
Oricha
Freeman
Belvidere
Rosario
Point Barrow
Newport
Fearness
Jeannie
Wanderer
Hershell Island
Hershell
Coppermine River
Deyell
Hickland
Stoney
San Francisco
Port Clarence
Norton Sound
Gese
Tuttle
Seattle
Wash
St. Michaels
Unalaska
Behring Strait
McGregor
Kariuk
Liebes
Refuge Station
Demarkation Point
Gnalaska
Arctic Ocean
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Philadelphia Gas Lease Sparks City Legal Action
Citizens sue to block the Philadelphia gas works lease to United Gas Improvement. City council approved a long term lease by 25 to 13 after a late session. A suit in common pleas seeks injunction and charter-based limits on operating the works by non city parties.
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Philadelphia
Select Council
Philadelphia Gas Works
United Gas Improvement Company
Warwick
Common Pleas Court
Joel J. Bailey
Cin
Peaceful Spanish reply to avoid war with United States
Madrid reports Premier Sagasta says Spain would revere war to avoid conflict and hopes mutual friendship with the United States. In Washington, Pneumatic Tube Mail plans progress with New York and Brooklyn service aimed within months, with possible expansion to Philadelphia.
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Madrid
Senor Sarcasta
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
United States
Spain
America
John E. Milholland
New York
Shatlenberger
AntboHand
Pneumatic Dispatch Company
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Sound Money League pushes for gold standard debate
New York Nov 1 The National Sound Money league executive committee met with President Leighton and General Secretary Smalley. A $1000 donation was approved for the Indianapolis Monetary league. Maryland and Nebraska members reported varied silver sentiment, while Missouri and Colorado showed doubt. A committee will draft a bi metal proposal and a declaration that gold should be the monetary standard, to be discussed in Washington in January. Risk of political drift noted, with southern trend toward democracy and free silver.
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Bryag
George
Oregon
J. K. Cowan
Baltimore
Maryland
National League
J. Sterling Morton
Tensue
Nebraska
Bryan
W. BM. Rose
Leagues For
Arkansas
Charlies F. Libbey
League For Maine
Maine
James J. Blair
St. Louis
Missouri
William C. Cornwell
Buffsio
Louis R. Ehrich
Colorado Springs
Colorado
League
United States
Leighton
AY. Ingails
Cincinnati
Monetary Commission
Washington
Poison in the Well Case Prompts Solano Inquiry
Solano officials investigate a poisoning case that left a 40 year old victim found in a cottage. Names include Miss Mary dg and Clara Fergu Belew among others as the report outlines the mystery and suspects. A separate item notes Jangs, longtime forester to Prince Dismarck, suing for an extra pension after pension was denied by the ex-chancellor.
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Dixer
Cal
Mann
Clara Fergu- Belew
Bismarck
Tara Penson
Bern
Jangs
Prince Dismarck
Sachenwald
Exchanjcellor
Miners Debate 10 Percent Levy in Pittsburg Meeting
In Pittsburg delegation from six mines met at Knights of Labor Hall to decide whether to continue the 10 percent levy aiding striking miners against De Armit mines. National and district leaders urged support. decision postponed after reports of wage and contract issues and growing strike sentiment.
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Pittsburg
Pittsboro
United Mine Workers
Labor Hall
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Resolutions Committee
Cavermiddy
Patrick Dolan
Ratchford
de Armit
Watchfurd
de Armit Company
Warner
Market prices drift in Philadelphia and Baltimore markets
Produce markets show weakness in flour futures with winter varieties drifting. rye flour and sugar data mixed. Butter and lard move gently with dairy creamery outputs steady. beef and pork hold modest values while coastal markets report limited demand. In Baltimore trade, flour shifts, wheat prices edge up, cattle slow, hogs active and prices uneven across weights.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Ighmc
Kleins
Gite
New York
Straicht
iLiva L& Petroleum
Long Island
Jersey
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Earth
Ta Ieee
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
J. Enabe, Ir
Ames D.mason
Wesley Guest
J. Enabe
Wm. Knabe & Jo
Linton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Doxas W. Hall
Tleue F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Rack
Dward Rains
Ani Pub
Fames D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
Cracker Mf
Winslow Wildl.hs
Harvey
Prichard
Seer Johnson
Fred
Frederick and
Granite
NEW York Supply CO
North Market Street
Yulblold
Golxe
Milucer & DO
West Patrick Street
Baker Johnes E
Sttormey Hass
Yay -Lew
Frenedick
Stort Square
Grover
Abem
Dyepepsia Hemedy
Newspaper
Arphive
Mrs. Nack
Martian Thorn
HES
Garrettsville
O. Norv
Henry Smit
Smith
Valparaiso
Chie
Bries Ra
Evareli
Sent
Cateta Euera
Oseré
Ter
Cordmera
Gustay Tessie Cleveland
Taneonly Bull's
Insane Asylum
West Ferry-sixth Street
John Fairbee
Faltbee
Charley Gerbach
Norris Street
Fourth
Frederick Fritz
Joseph
North Fourth Street
Beig
Fritz
Lus
Sangamon
Creighton
Eliza Nizhan
Equitable Mutual Life Insurance Company
Waterstown, Inc
Illinois
Carson
Julian Guinan
Charles Jones
Jones
Guinan
Rusbach
Camden
N. J
Mitchell McCusker
McCusker
Wilkesbarre
Andrew Jovionsky
Charles Meleski
Durrea
Sulitr
Bennett
Eastern Penitentiary
Wade Hampton
Longstreet
Raliro
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Fitzsimmons
Marion
Ind
Marion Lodge
Biks
Robert Fitzsimmons
H. B. Delmore
Harrisburg
Finland
Sov. i
Baldwin
Dais
State Rail
Grand Ae Trunk
Canada
Lueiszert
Conset
Juuge Vincent
Th Jrst
Adolph Luetgert
Whalen
Vincent
Philadelphia Gas Lease
Sagasta
Trenton
F. Dixon Cunningham
New Brunswick
Cunningham
Middlesex County
Ellen Burke
New Jersey
West
Jundse Dayton
Woy
Griggs
Wiliam H. Vredenburgh
Monmouth County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Dayton
Mir. Vredenburgh
Pole
John Zahn
State House
Zahn
Traverters of the Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy Terran
Anda
Lehmann’s Hall
Fitzbuch Lee
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Great Britain
Gerave
Congress
Sound Money League
Ernsters
Mat York
Wilbur Cauldwell
Meade
Mary J. W. Tield
Mr. Cauldwell
Thomas Hogers
Jason Rogers
Guthrie
O. T. Nore
Dames Wilson
Reburg
Sunbeam
Burkis
Francisco
John
Kate Mooney
Floomey
Moo
Atother
Grandweed
Draveville
Simla
Kurmane
Owensboro
Youngstown
Andrew Brothers Company
Butterworth
Cleveland, O
Illis
Iyies
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