Pash Case Unfolds In Chancery Lane Office
Sylvia Norman stands at the center of a tangle over a will and a fortune as Lemuel Krill’s widow and daughter contest the estate. Paul Beecot confronts Mrs Krill and Maud, while Sylvia’s claim and the shared past with Aaron Norman complicate the heirs. A street-boy Tray offers odd help as new clues surface about a brooch and a missing fortune.
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Sylvia
Paul
Pash
Chancery Lane
Fray
Tray
Mr. Pash
Fant
Kit
Beecot
Teeecat
Marie Antoinette
Temvel Krill
Aaron Nerman
Pont
Booedt
Lemuel Krill
Aaron Norman
Norman
Krill
Piercangly
Mrs. Krit
Sweetir
Sylvia Norman
Maud
Lemuel
Mpyself
Beerot
Jill
Chuck Farthing
Grexon Hay
Beccat
Wes
Grexon
Hay
Flay
Noriman
Reed
Deborah
Bart
Frederick Market Prices and Ads from 1907 Frederick County
Frederick market prices for corn, oats, hay, wheat, barley, and byproducts listed with varied grades and per unit costs. An editorial ad urges advertisers to apply Holment advertising through the right medium, noting repeated rodding for results.
Value of Crops All Records Are Broken
Agricultural expert says every day frost holds off adds millions to farmers wealth. Official estimates project total farm product value this year near 8 billion dollars with eight staple crops contributing about 5 billion. Late frosts expected to allow full development and high yields across wheat corn oats cotton potatoes hay barley tobacco and more.
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Washington
Bureau of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
ELOPERS HOT HOME COMING WITH MOTHER BATTLE
Pittsburg Sept 23 The elopement tale ends with Nettie Graham an 18 year old marrying Walter Shaul and returning home for parental talk. Mrs Graham confronts the couple swinging a baseball bat while Walter's mother warns him to stay away. The bride and groom flee seeking protection. Separate note reports Dr Radard claims blue light can anaesthetize dental extractions for painless work in eye narcosis with a strong electric light.
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Pittsburg
Nettie Graham
Youngstown
Walter C. Shaul
Mary Graham
Shaul
Walter
Washington
Wllliam Bardell
Bamberg
Germany
Bureau of Manufactures
Dr Radard
Geneva
Tradard
Arrest Defaulter's Son In New Orleans Case
Letter to Noah Cramer and others reports a defaulter's arrest tied to a $190,000 theft claim by the father. The money is being held by police as part of the alleged large-scale fraud. Also notes a separate fatal bat injury in Allentown and a dubious paint sales letter ending with a sign-off from Devoe and Co. and related firms.
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New Orleans
George W. Letten
Charles
Base Ball Records Standings and Weekend Scores
Standings for American League show Athletics leading with 81 wins and 53 losses, Detroit 88-56, Chicago 83-58, Cleveland 80-60, New York 65-72, St Louis 59-80, Washington 11-44. Saturday results: Athletics 6 St Louis 4. New York 8 Detroit 2. Detroit 7 New York 2 in 2nd game. Cleveland 5 Boston 1. Chicago 5 Washington 3. National League leaders: Chicago 1004? Pittsburg 54-?. New York 61-50?. Philadelphia 61-54?. Brooklyn 76-45-3. Cincinnati 62-?. St Louis 87-80. Saturday games: Philadelphia 3 New York 1. Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 0. Chicago 8 Boston 1. St Louis 7 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 0 Philadelphia 0 in 24 innings. Cincinnati 1 New York 0. Cincinnati 2 New York 1 in 2 games.
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P. G. Athletics
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
St. L
Walt Goste
Washington
Athletics
St. Louis
Boston
National League
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Loui
St York
St Louis
St .Louis
Gambling landlord jailed in Pennsylvania first case
New Castle Pennsylvania Sept 23 George I Jones wealthy real estate owner and citizen was sentenced by Judge Forter to 30 days in the county workhouse after pleading guilty to leasing a building for gambling purposes. The decision shocks as one of the first of its kind in the state. Other items note New York ocean gamblers, a poison bread incident in Pittsburgh, a Philadelphia priest death, a Worcester fishing stunt, a fatal railroad accident in Williamsport, a Lusitania wireless report, and the death of General Robert McComb in Newcastle.
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Pennsylvania
New Castle
George I. Jones
Forter
Ane Sheny County
New York
New York City
Strikers Tie Up Helena Trade and Labor Assembly Plan
Helena Montana September 23 due to talks failing to end demand for ceasing use of telephones by Rocky Mountain Bell workers, Helena Trades and Labor Assembly votes to call a general strike with street closures and saloon levies amid unrest. Education and local notices mix with other brief items on entertainment, a remarkable tree escape by Orville Fredrick, and a tragic infant overdose in Riverside New Jersey.
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Helena
Mont. Helena
Mort
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
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Orefield
St. Luke's Hospital
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James E. Doll
Fikee Nat
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