Financier Shipperd Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Cleveland Oct 5 John J Shipperd a prominent investment broker and street railway promoter was arrested on embezzlement charges. He was released on 30000 bail and the case involves Robison Potter Co and securities left with Shipperd by Robison. A receiver petition seeks recovery of over 860,000 tied to the brokerage firm and railroad bonds.
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Cleveland
John J. Shipperd
Frank DeHaas Robison
Shipperd
Robison
Robinson
H? Street Railway
Common Pleas Court
Charles H. Potter & Co
Shipferd
Potter & Co
Ar. Robison
Fort Wayne
Ind
Air
Shipper
Mr. Robison
Tay
Brr
Robinon
Mothers Save the Gabies Hold by Briner Bron
Fragmented notice mentions Dr. John V showers aida and a meeting or event at 168 North Market Street and 185 North Market Street. It references Grove, Laney, and BTRINER BRON with unclear context and dates. No clear action or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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John V
Aida
Srp
S. Grove
Btriner Bron
North Market St
J.J. Bemssurg
North Yarket St
Hundred Houses Burn in Potter County Fire
A major blaze in Austin Pennsylvania destroyed about a hundred buildings on Turner street and nearby areas. The fire started when a hay load backed into a gas jet at Weeds livery barn, leaving Turner street as the main residential thoroughfare. Estimated losses range from 150000 to 60000 with 50 homeless and the water supply drained during mill pond repairs.
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Pennsylvania
Austin
Turner Street
Wes
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Welch
Heliwig
Gallup
Wreed
Potter County
Deadly floods devastate villages near Pekin China
News from Oct 5 reports floods in Tung Chow area destroying sixty villages with over 80 000 residents. Chinese authorities estimate 15 000 to 20 000 deaths while survivors seek shelter along city walls amid ongoing rain. Emperor orders possible relief efforts.
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China
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Tung Chow
Pekin
Rains Estimated To Cost Lis Residents Next Spring
Estimates put the spring rain costs at roughly 29 dollars for Lis. A random gunshot damaged the Lancaster judge Brubaker's house, unclear if accident or act. Mrs. Voorhis of Paterson reported thefts totaling about 5 thousand dollars during church visit. A Japanese typhoon last month wrecked thousands of homes and caused many deaths, with 1é houses demolished 7 176 damaged and 14 043 submerged. the body of Greenville Kentucky attorney Charles F. Wing was found in the St. Louis river, prompting murder or accidental death theories.
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Lis
Raines
Brubaker
Lancaster
Voorhis
Paterson
N. J
Japan
Charles F. Wing
Greenville
St. Louis
Sora
New York Mayoral Campaign Meets Organizing Committee
The Citizen's Union organization in New York filled its ticket for city county and judiciary posts led by Seth Low. John H. Schuman, Charles S. Fairchild, Austin G. Fox and Robert M. Haguet named for key posts as Henry George and Tammany figures spark debate on self government and city reform.
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New York
Committee On Organization of the
Citizen’s Union
Seth Low
John H. Schuman
Charles S. Fairchild
Treasury
Austin G. Fox
Robert Af. Haguet
Afr. Schuman
Tracy
Abraham S. Hewitt
County Democracy
Hewitt
London
Mr. Low
Tammany
Henry George
Tracey
Senator Platt
Low
van Wyrck
Grady
Tammany Hall
General Tracy
Platt
Cooper Union
New York City
George Witt
Wil
Erness Elc
Farner
George
So Thei
Wr. Gears
Ser
Politi
Cruiksha Ion
Mr. George
United Democratic Charies
Frederick Adams
Adams
Court of An Air
George Hs
People’s League
Pasolo
Georgee
Wanamaker Libel Case Heads To November Term
Ex Secretary of State Frank Reeder and associates face continued habeas corpus hearings in Northampton county court on conspiracy to defame Wanamaker. Judge Scott allows prosecution to present testimony. defense plans to proceed at the November term.
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Reader
Easton
Habeas Cor Prs
Frank Reeder
Webster C. Weiss
Maurice c. Luckenbach
John Wanameker
Scott
Northampton County
Charles Schobert
Informatiions
TilMardh
Fred A. van Valkenburg
Shubert
Kirkpatrick
Tragic Wagon Collision Kills Six on Dead Man's Cut
A passenger train on the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line struck a wagon load of seven near Dead Man's Cut three miles north of Willow Springs. Six were killed instantly and one survived. Names listed include Philip S Wooton Phung L Wooton Jr Amand Wooton Dora Wooton Frances Mallorey and an infant. Wooton's wife is critically injured. Conductor Hallaway blamed improper signals at a dangerous curve crossing. The victims were Texans residing in Missouri en route to Arkansas to pick cotton. Remains transported to Willow Springs for burial.
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Mon
Nansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Here
King
Philip S. Wooton
Phung L. Wooton
Amand
Wooton
Dora Wooton
Frances Mallorey
Philip Wooton
Hallaway
Texas County
Arkansas
Sagasta cabinet formed with vow to push Cuban reforms
A Sagasta-led ministry takes office in Madrid with Sagasta as president and ministers including Guten foreign affairs and Correa war. The cabinet pledges to carry out Campos reforms granting Cuban autonomy in exchange for debt handling, while Spain resists a US customs union and warns of possible privateering if challenged.
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Spain
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Counel
Senor Guten
Senor Grotznard
Correa
Bermeto
Senor Pulgcerver
Senor Capdepon
Interior
Count Xiguena
Senor Moret
Colonises
Senor Gamezo
Senor Maura
Senor Armijo
Tis
Senor Gamazo
Maura
Senor
Amos Salvadomi
Sagasta
Bank of Spain
Count Ramanones
Bach
Senor Aguilera
Thetl
Marshal Martines de Campos
Cuba
Sagasia
United States
Connecticut Elections Show Small Shifts and Big Readiness
New Haven reports indicate Republicans mainly held ground in Connecticut town elections while Democrats gained in a few locales. A sweeping constitutional amendment requires voters to read and write and pass with broad support.
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New Haven
Connecticut
New London
Cyrus C. Beckwith
Middletown
Norwalk
South Norwalk
Captain Murphy Seeks Bail Hearing On Filibuster Case
In Wilmington Delaware Captain Edward Murphy of the Laurada seeks to surrender and post new bond after defaulting on trial. The court will hear arguments Thursday with Murphy and bondsman Ralph de Sete represented by HL Ward and government by Lewis C. Vandegrift. Also Baltimore elects Samuel T. Hamilton police marshal replacing Jacob Frey amid ongoing police board tensions.
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Wimington
Del
Edward Murphy
Laurada
H de Soto
Captain Murphy
HL HL. Ward
Ward
Ralph de Sete
Lewis C. Vandegr
Baltimore
Samuel T. Hamilton
United States Army
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Jacob Frey
Hamilton
Frey
Contest Between Bulls and Bears Ends With Bears Winning
New York stocks showed a tense contest with bulls pushing prices early, aided by foreign capital, but bears rallied later to wipe out gains. Market notes cover decently mixed commodity and livestock moves, including flour, oats, and beef markets, with hogs firm and cattle slower, reflecting a broad trading day shift.
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Oct
London Exchange
London
Lome
Sears
Balto. & Ghio
Lehigh Valley
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