Woman Accused of Grand Larceny Arrested on Fifth Avenue
Marie Layton Johnson, 29, wife of Dr Albert M Johnson of Larchmont, was arrested on a warrant for grand larceny of $2000 with total defalcations reported over $50,000. She served as bookkeeper and private secretary at United States Playing Card Co in New York. Detectives found her home locked and furnishings packed after learning discrepancies surfaced April.
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Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Warnet
New York
Marie Layton Johnson
Albert M. Johnson
Larchmont
United States Playing Card company
Cincinnati
Johnson
Maria Layton
RH. MacCutcheon
ohdson
Johnsons claim and payments in dispute at court
The fragment mentions Johnson and her husband, a claim related to $1,950 due, and a witness named H Coulton. The readable text hints at a purchased item or asset and a legal claim, with witnesses cited in the case. The limited text preserves potential entities without asserting unsupported details.
Four Women Drowned While Fording Long Lake Nar
Four women including Mrs Borders and Mrs Alice Hurd and two younger daughters drowned when attempting to ford a narrow arm of Long Lake. Their vehicle overturned and the bodies have not been recovered. The incident occurred as they were driving home in Brainerd Minnesota.
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Minn
Long Lake
Vet ‘Borders
Alice “Hurd
Borders
Van Wormer
Hudson
Fredérick
Willis
Burien Van Wormer
Dannemora
Kinderhook
Marlin Van Buren
Pough Thief Arrested in Postoffice Robberies Case
A suspect known as a Pough thief was captured after posing as a fruit peddler in Asbury Park. He is alleged to have tampered with payee notes and to have committed multiple postoffice robberies in New York and Buffalo. Authorities say he planned a large Buffalo haul, disguising himself as he boarded a railway car to seize a pouch.
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imer
Asbury
New York
Buffalo
asailway
Backone of Revolt Broken in Macedonian Uprising
Sofia reports the Turkish troops gaining the upper hand in Macedonia as insurgent bands suffer heavy losses. Five engagements near Kratove saw 5000 Turks attacked and routed. leader Lieutenant Tontcheff died to avoid capture. Documents found on a Bulgarian slain at Razlog allegedly show government involvement, sent to Salonica.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Kratove
Tontcheff
Razlog
Salonica
Massacre Report Suppresses Mohilev Podolsky Death Toll
A Kishinev era report claims 300 Jews and Christians were killed at Mohilev Podolsky near Kishinev. The Mohilev Podolsky town, a Dasister region with 18,129 residents including many Jews, trades actively with Wallachia. The claim is unconfirmed by other sources.
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Mohilev-Podolsky
Kishineff
Viena
Zernowitz
Kishinet
Wallachia
Moose Killed Near Malone in Westville New York
A bull moose was killed in Westville New York just north of Malone after being mistaken for a deer by an inexperienced hunter. The animal seemed to be roaming from the Adirondacks toward its old haunts in the Canadian woods. Local guides fear efforts to stock the Adirondacks with moose or deer may fail.
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Westville
N.Y
Malone
N. Y
Adirondacks
Canadian woods
New Company Seeks 8.6 Million in Reorganization Plan
Philadelphia Oct 3 John G Carruth receiver of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company calls on stockholders to raise 250000 by Tuesday to prevent sale of pledged securities with Speyer Co New York. A reorganization plan proposes 86 million underwritten open to all shareholders and 40 million capital with first mortgage bonds issued by Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway Company. If the full 250000 is not raised funds returnable after costs.
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Philadelphia
John G. Carruth
Consolidated Lake’ Superior Company
Speyer &Co
New York
Equitable’ ‘Trust Compan
Speyer
The
ne corporation
Algoma
Central and
Hudson Bay Railway
Ompany
Sperer & Co
Soo
No-Coal Mine Strikes Said to Be Settled
John Mitchell says the coal mining situation is not resolved with strikes, claiming progress after three months. President Fahy of United Miners, ninth district, returns from Wilkes-Barre where the conciliations board awarded timber cutters a 10 percent wage increase and placed them under a sliding scale.
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Johnrr Mitchell
Mitchell
Shamoki
John’ Fahy
United “Ming Workers
conciliation board
Wilkesbarre
Monocacy Sold for Asiatic Station Sale
The Navy Department reports Rear Admiral Evans accepted Hashimoto’s bid for the Monocacy, a Baltimore built sidewheel steamer, now at Taku China. Sold for 311,325, the vessel has a checkered: career, once at the Battle of Taku under Commander Wise, and idle in a Pei Ho mud dock.
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Washington
navy department
Robley D. Evans
Asiatic
Hashimoto
Taku
China
F. M. Wise
Baltimore
hash
Pei Ho
Evans
First Cabinet Meeting Attended by Few Officials
Washington roosevelt convened the season’s first cabinet meeting with only Postmaster General Payne and Agriculture Secretary Wilson present. Other officials were scattered on various duties across the country while Porto Rico franking privileges were revoked for its island officials. Boston Americans blanked Pittsburgh 3-0 as Dineen dazzled on the mound. Judge George Gray dined with Roosevelt to discuss labor issues. A Paducah merchant was robbed of 2000 near the railroad station.
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Payne
Wilson
Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture Wilson
War Root
London
Hay
Sunapee Lake
Moody
Massachusetts
Shaw
Chicago
Cortelyou
Canada
Knox
Beverly Farms
Mass
Hitchcock
Monadnock
N. H
Porto Rico
White House
Gray
United States
George Gray
anthracite coal strike commission
STAs
Tillman threat to editor sparks governor run talk
Fragmented report covers a shooting incident linked to Gonzales and Tillman with testimony from J H Pullman’s trial. Multiple witnesses describe a confrontation, a weapon glimpsed, and Tillman’s claim of not firing again. Other items note express robbery arrests, Trenton Fair attendance, and Stern extradition.
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Tillman
H Gonzales
Hien
Murderer in Mail Coat Kills Man and Wounds Two
Boston story reports Wong Lung, a Chinaman, wearing a mail coat and firing a self cocking revolver killing one man and wounding two others in a gambling dispute. Five shots hit targets as Lung emerges from an aftermath. Separate Roanoke dispatch notes U S Army Battery Third Field Artillery marching 439 miles from Chickamauga to Fort Meier arriving at Salem VA October 3 with 110 men and 126 horses displaying horsemanship along the march.
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Boston
Wong Lung
Lang
Lung
U.S
Roanoke
Field Artillery
C. PF. Summerail
Chickamauga
Fort Meier
Salem
marteb
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Marie Johnson
ins
H. Coulton
earth
MARKET STREET
Richmond
J. A. Scott
Main streets
Scott
reformatory
R. EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET
Lake Superior Company
Bryan
Europe
Lincoln
Neb
W. Z. Bryan
Brian
Wiliam
ryan
ROSPIGLIOS
Vatican
READING
Reading Company
Jung
Pittsburg
Boston Americans
Pittsburo
Dineen
Visa RD
Carrendais
Looser
Paducah
Sinois Central railway station
Gonzales
EDITOR'S
Lexington
N.C
J. H. Pullman
Myr-Gonzales
Le Wood, Jr
Murray
Ganzi rin
Tator
George mi
Pillman
Mr. Gonzales
Harrisburg
Harry Fisher
William Strohm
Pennsylvania railroad
Gaion Station
Trenton
N. J
Stern
Toronto
Ont
Leopold J. Sterna
Saltimers
Winchester
Sterna
tirst
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