Dutchess County Case Moves to New York Court
District Attorney Mack urged transferring proceedings to New York County arguing Dutchess would face $39,000 costs if tried locally. Garvan countered that a long trial could end commissions to Paris and Monte Carlo, while Graham pressed to conclude the case under local law where it originated.
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Dutchess County
Garvan
Syim ‘Anto
Graham
Mack
New York
Ar. Mack
Dutchess ‘County
Dutchess
Grahan
Market notes on corn delivery and contract fulfillment
The report notes ongoing issues with May delivery corn and unpaid contracts. It cites a large volume sold since 1902 and indicates bears and sellers face difficulty meeting terms as only a portion of corn is received.
Oshkosh Girl at the Head Elected Leader
A Northwestern Journal Special from Manitowoc reports Oshkosh Epworth League officers elected at the district convention. Anna Powers of Oshkosh is president with A. A Chris Tenson Belmont as first vice president, Mary Upton Stevens Point as second vice president, Nellie Scott of Waupaca as third vice president, Jennie Jones of Oshkosh as secretary, and Mayhew Mott Neenah as treasurer. Junior League superintendent Ming Ade Wilson of Oshkosh named. Next convention set for Wild Rose on May 19, 199?.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manilowec
Oshkoshistrict
Epworth Erects
Anna.Powers
Osh- Kosh
Chris~ Tenson
Belmont
Mary Upton
Stevens Point
Nellie Scott
Wau
Jennie . Jones
Oshkosh
Mayhew
Mott. Neenah
Junior League
Ming Ade. Wilson
Wild Rose
MAY BE NO STRIKE
May 4 indicates the ai r strike possibility may be avoided as talks continue without decisive action by parties involved.
Quotation Dispute Over Contracts and Prices At Noon
The report notes enticement by seven manufacturers to Santana and a pattern of contracts shown by Mrs Norris who fears slack consumption. Prices cited include a ton price and a large increase affecting The Philadelphia Inquirer with a looming annual extra cost of $168000. A committee recessed at noon until two this afternoon.
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Santana
Norris
Latelves
Philadelphia Enquirer
Vanderbilt's Venture Amid City Streets In Transit Tale
Fragmentary account recounts a vehicle incident on crowded avenues near Vanderbilt University. Alfred appears involved as crowds and bystanders observe the unfolding scene. A first venture and a notable pass at Brighton are mentioned along with embassy staff and passengers in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Brighton
Vanderbit
Eerond
Moraine Nanderbilt
Craig W.W
Meats Beath in Storm
An Iowa report describes a severe storm causing a fatal electrical accident at a local bank, with cashier Lowry of Seymour injured as he was shocked by wiring. Eyewitnesses note disorder in the equipment and a lack of attention to warnings, amid ongoing investigations.
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Associated Presa
Ottamwa
E. Lowry
Wee
Bank of Seymour
Inmanty
Creex
Death notices describe several prominent figures
A century old resident dies after a hemorrhage in the brain while walking in fields. James S. Stoll of Lexington aged 53, known as a turfman and owner of The Meadows, dies. Thomas W. Sullivan of Washington head of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing dies. Judge Charles Layman former Wyoming attorney general dies at 55.
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Associated “Press
Traverse City
Mile
Lexington
Meadows
Kentucky
Thomas J. Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Bureau of Engraving’ and Printing
Charles Layman
Benton
Wyoming
Warships Reunite as Atlantic Fleet Heads for Santa Cruz
Associated Press reports eight battleships of the Atlantic fleet to reunite today at Santa Cruz California with a planned afternoon weigh in at Monterey and a crossbay return by 6 20 p m A radar report from Fortress Mendocino county says the Pacific squadron under Rear Admiral Dayton left for this port at 3 9 a m and a private car by Rear Admiral Evans is in Monteheaden tailing events
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Associated Press
Santa Cruz
Cal
Monterey
Bay
San Francisco
Fortress
Mendeilene County
Here
Pacific ‘Squadron
Dayton Paseed
Evans
Paxo Robtes
Springs
Cat
Evana
Monte Headen
Theatre Row Suffers A Night of Ado and Failure
A garbled notice reports disruption at an opera house during an evening performance. The text hints at a large audience, venue issues, and overall poor reception impacting the theatrical company and crowd.
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Opera House
van -Dyke ‘ Exton
Eheld
Postal Clerk Meeting Notes From Evening Session
A fragment records an evening meeting about post office clerks. The text notes scheduling, an 8:35 clock time, and references to vacations and summer arrangements.
Power Boat Club to Meet at River House Tonight
The Osh koeh Power Boat club directors toured the Eve club house by river launch for a general inspection of the club house grounds and to discuss site improvements. Architect George Rockwell joined the party along with General C. R. Goardman WS. MacDonald F. Schneider Dr. M. E. Corbett Samuel Hawthorne Commodore C. W. George Evernart Harry Gibson and wife Faber ex-commodore.
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Power Boats Club
Will Holack
George “Rockwell
C. R. Goardman
WS. MacDonald
F. Schneider
M.E. Corbett
Samuel Hawthorne
C. W
George Evernart
Harry Gibson
Faber
Parents Not To Blame In Nazareth Child Death
Henry Smith and his wife Irene Smith's parents were released from Northampton county prison by Judge Scott after no evidence tied them to the death of Irene Smith who was strangled by her uncle Robert Bachman during a religious frenzy in Nazareth on the prior Monday night. Mrs Bachman was released on the same grounds.
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Associated Press
Easton
Henry Smith
Irene Smith
Robert Bachman
Nazareth
Northampton County
Scott
Cleveland News Update on Grover Cleveland’s Recovery
Reports indicate former President Grover Cleveland is improving after illness. Medical notes from Lakewood and surrounding areas say he is responding to treatment and may soon resume public duties if health continues to progress.
Night Clerk Hero in Wisconsin Hotel Fire
A deadly blaze trapped guests in a hotel as flames swept through the building. Night Clerk Ralph A Hopkins rushed to the upper floors to warn others and help evacuate, saving lives before the wooden structure collapsed and charred wreckage slowed rescue efforts.
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Lerior
Aa Hero
Ralph A. Hopkins
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Dameret Epworth League
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River Horror
Russia
Vanderbilt's Venture
Beath
Tha. Fowler
Pioneer
Alago
Revere -Mouxe
Dr. Ss. Rectern
Helense Fram Jnl
Men. Smith
Cleveland
Bent Grover
Lriday
Wiscorsin
Jane
Sa. m
J. Heymann
Sea
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