Belgian Thieves Seize $250000 From American Mail Bags
Washington news reports Belgium discloses a United States mail robbery tied to a New York departure. One hundred forty one registered bags from the Russia route were opened at a Belgian transfer point, with up to $250,000 in money and diamonds plundered. Suspects rode the train and likely alighted at a station, the lantern revealing the crime was conducted at night.
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Washingtox
Bell
Foreign Mail Office
Postmaster General
Belgium
United States
Russia
Thia
New York
Elder
London
St. Petersburg
Brussels
Verviers
Slaughtering Diseased Cattle Sparks Legal Battle
At Bridgeport the state commission and cattle owners began slaughtering of cattle from the Phoenix herd after a dispute with owner Simon Ryan who vowed to seek an injunction. One hundred twenty four dead cattle from Nelson Morris and additional cattle were slaughtered, while Ryan plans suit for the animals' appraised value.
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Cuterava
Phoenix Genet
Bridgeport
Simon Ryan
Ryan
Nelson Morris
Telegraphic items from around the world
A collage of brief dispatches notes incidents across continents. A traveling monitor Lynch set fire to 100 pounds of powder in Galveston. cholera deaths rise at Belgrade infantry barracks. English suspects linked to a letter robbery on the Ostend express. Judges suspend sentences in Milwaukee. British Roadway forces claim casualties in Burma. A Mill town man burned in his barn amid pension funds. Coal managers meet in New York and keep coal prices steady. Dublin hostilities protest Irish National League. John Dillon to defend himself. Quinn & Cray liabilities top 100000 with 150000 in goods and fixtures. A world yacht voyage hits mud at Savannah. Summerville and Atlanta report earthquake shocks. Chaverine, the Mehmond murderer, delays statement to the governor.
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Joseph
Lynch
New York
Galveston
Kalie
Belgrade
Ostend
Carl Mungsel-feldt
John Hunge
August Guta
Milwaukee Garten Tiders
Sloan
Snorning
Burmah
Roadway
Potts
Sullivan
Dublin
Irish National Fand League
John Dillon
Chicago ‘Times
Little Hock, Ark
Quinn & Cray
F. A. Cloudman
Rondoul
N. Y
Savannah
Chaverine
Mehmond
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South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Sevd&wtt
Geo. P
Well & Co
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Vertising Bureau
Kass Real Estate
Western Farm Mortgage Company
Suma
Auit
New York Exchange
Citizens' National Banke
Frederick, Ma
Qeayton C. Reedy
COURT_ STREET
Court House
Hooper
Baltimore
Kreh, Hooper & Company
Kingdiy
Fairmount Ave
Bartror
Kreh, Hoover & Company
Collington Ave
FW. Jones
Kreh, Hooper & CO
Hden Street
Haltimore
Stb
Brown &O
Cor
H &J
Washington, DC
G W.T. Harley
Patricks St
Rederick, MN
Wilcoxon
Nladaw
Wir
Church At
Frei'k, Md
Xersesussen Et Tax Nive
Niewspat
Prospectus
Frederick City
Maryland
Chas. W. Miller
Frederick County
Miller
Black- Smiths
Aso
Ana Gest
Volina
Ar Joal Company
Gote
N. Market ST
Ard&wim Frederick, Ltd
Florida Tonic
MR. Foster S. Chapman
Trailo
Orlando
Florida
Guinn
Foster
Chapman
Fis
Macon Medicine Co
Macon
Georgia
Williamson & Brown, Remis
Bakers
Middletown Valley
W. M. Keller
Middletown, Md
J.W. Langley
Deintist
D. W. Stauffer
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Iley Ostrancer
Cur Aco
Knights of Labor Co-operative Packing Company
Socialista Sunday
Morgan
Iley Ostrander
Lilly
Taxewell County
Ostrander
Cyrus ,Rimmerman
George Zimmerman
Zimmermans
Detroi
Micm
Aveneny Journal
Ludington
Flyon
Orrin Hatch
John Smith
Reanina
Frank Kerner
Kerner
San Antonio
Tex
United States District Court
E. B. Turner
Wheels of Justice
Cleveland
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Turner
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Knights of Labor
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Miners’ Association
Scottdala
Connellsville
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