Crazy Ward Inherits New Orleans Estate Worth $100000
Frank Worth known as Crazy Ward, a longtime local eccentric, has fallen heir to a New Orleans estate valued around $100,000. He has lived as a ward of the city, famed for rushing into fires and claiming to aid the fire department, with a history of accidents and mental instability. Executors seek Ward's signature to finalize the settlement after earlier attempts to secure his consent.
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Ward
New Orleans
Frank Worth
Kate Claxton
Southern
Joseph
A. M. Roder
Leff Ward
Edwards and Dog Mystery Ends in Tragedy at Anniston
In June Robert Edwards, recently returned from Auburn University, killed his dog then shot himself after a despondent spell over the pet. A skeletal scene was found two miles southwest of the city showing his and the dog’s bodies. His father Ogden E. Edwards, a prominent Anniston financier, had moved from New York City two years prior. Rumors spoke of a love affair tied to the tragedy.
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New York
California
West
Manhattan Island
Mikado
Buda-Pesth
Prague
Botele
Cmnaia
Elea
Besson
Reason
Vertenrante
Cepcialy
Cataso Haa
Anwistox
Ata
Robert Edwards
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Auburn
Ala
Edwards
Stan
Kert Edwards
Ogden E. Edwards
Anniston Street Railway Company
Anniston
New York City
Robert
Colorado Population Gains Boosts Congressional Seats
Denver August 9 census shows Colorado population 410 609 a rise of 106 899 since 1885 and 216 482 since 1880 awarding the state one extra congressman.
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Colorado
Denver
When baby was sick we gave her Uastorla
Fragmentary text mentions care for a sick baby and later notes about a child and her life. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or names to tie a cohesive report.
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Mins
Uastorla
Real estate talk and elevator health in Pittsburgh’s market
A Pittsburgh real estate broker pursues a £100,000 deal but the buyer delays after leaving for the Hat. The piece notes strong local trade, rising property values, and the elevator sickness risk. It highlights expansion in East End and steady population, with several large land tracts and homebuilding boosting activity.
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Diamond Street
Addison Arthurs
Allequippa
Wallace and
Wadsworth
A.C. Watkins
Booth & Flinn
Thomas B. Morland
Siot
Center Avenue
East End
Ellsworth Avenue
Baxter, Thompson & Co
No. Ie
Bank of Commerce
Brushton
Schlottertos
E. P. Jones
Traction stocks drift as bids slip amid thin volume
Prices on rails and utilities waver with one Pipenge trade of 2 shares at 15 percent. Eastern and Philadelphia gas, electric and switch stocks show declines while Bridgewater Pipeage and Colubia issues rise. Market breadth remains muted with no selling pressure and broad bank notes stalling activity.
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Pipenge
Bace
Bridgewater
Columbia 611
Lueter
Philadelphia
Tractionaister
Philadelp Gas
Electric
Pitta, Pet
Stock & Metal Wx
Ccsic AO
Bank
Asee
al National Hawes
National Ham
Ccuesces
GUY Bayl Mer
Osne Eens
Eevee
CIY
Dodorie
Sc Suenn
Duquesne National Pee Wer
Oommmndin Oil Co
OS Belen
Dens
Westinghouse
Rie
Beatette Seis al Sass
Orcas
Mene
New York
Atchison, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Lakeshore
Louisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Transcontinental
Reading
Union Pacific
Week's bank record shows strong exchanges and easy money
The week's bank performance rose from last year with near $3,000,000 gain in exchanges and steady cheap money. Call money in New York remained easy around 4 percent, with discounts available at 6 percent and a weak sterling.
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Ae House
Sense Peer
Galt
GARE
New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Hsi
Philadelphia
Boston
England
New York Exchange
Ilo Bee
Oil market report signals mixed weekly tone
The report notes a bullish pipe line scene yet overall weakness as prices shift. It cites a drop in certificates of 604 and a rise in credit balances of 979 801 along with a fall in gross stocks of 234 194, while New York and moderate board pressure weigh on sentiment. Oil City remains a strong point due to large demand, with daily fluctuations showing modest gains and a table of clearances across markets.
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Ee Exco
New York
Oil City
Petroleum market snapshot amid mixed September trade
Fragmented OCR read shows fluctuating prices and activity in petroleum markets. Mentions opening and closing levels, high and low quotes, and a shipment figure around 71,781 barrels with references to August trading and a high 83340 and low 83340.
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P—Petroleum
Barrola
Brabdfond
Petroleum
Homes For The People In A Slump In Building Activity
A lull in construction slows work after a busy period as permits fall to 44 for 608 small and medium dwellings at an estimated cost of 808,504. The Fourteenth ward leads with 10 permits, followed by the Twenty-seventh with seven as the year’s total nears 1,92 permits and about 2,617 dwellings projected across multiple wards and streets.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edgewood Forest
Huntington
W. Va
Blair Estate
Henry A. Weaver
Ligonier
Tee
McKeesport
Fourth Avenue
Ward Dicker
H.& A. Stewart
Messrs
Booth & Flinn
Lima of Exchange
Thore
Jack
Strick
Michael
Twelten
Henry Rudolph
Larkins Alley
Sophia Mahler
Sarah Street
Ward
William Millstein
Liberty
Bchauerhammer
Hoffers Alley
Daniel Meehan
Almedant
James D. Freach
Sylvan Arenas
J. W. Thompsett
F. Casey
Fifth
Natches Street
Whirty
J. and
C. Mowry
Salisbury Street
Twenty-seventh
John Schuck
Chris Simon
Penn Avenue
Ninetenth
Hooper
Margaretta Street
Charles Baur
Taylor Street
Sixteenth
James Stokes
Reed Street
Thirteenth Ward
William Ranell
Union Alley
Albert Titschen
Eccles
Michiel Sheehan
Brownsville Avenue
George Fedderline
Rappaley
Duncan
Lambert Street
Peno Syeran Beacseeneh
Andrew Bagel
Southern Avenue
Wari
Carrie B. Hosack
Nevada Street
Wells
St Clair Street
James Finnery
Booth Street
Fourteenth Ward
W. H. Schwan
Jnlist Street
William Kalb
Belonda Street
John Link
Ruth Street
Fees
Soho Street
Jerry Gumbert
Frankstown Avenue
Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue
Gordon Spencer
Arthurs Street
J. W. Moore
Edwin Street
John Sullivan
Park Avenue
Martin Daye
Brereton Avenue
Charles Thompson
Renfrew Street
aGentes Tata
Tory Kitchen
Eorge Derbaum
Fox Alley
Fred Baler
Sidney Street
Stock Market Declines Mark Broad Based Losses Across List
Turbulent session as rail strike mood and bank factors push losses across the List. New York Central slides from 107 to 105, with Vanderbilts in Canada Southern also down. broader declines hit Grangers and industrials, closing weak near session lows amid dull bond activity and slim gains in some Haal bids.
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London
Vanderbilts
Canada Southern
C.Q
St. Louis
Haal
Jenne
Lake Bhore
North Western
T of
New York
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Shadenesay Ie
Financial Signals Point to Britains Money Market Shift
Daily reports claim worsening conditions while London money markets improve. Argentina’s unrest, gold export curtailment, and lower sterling rates drive higher securities orders and hints of halted gold shipments.
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London
Argentis Republic
Ster
Cass
Wall Street Gossip Signals Trouble For New York Central
Special correspondent notes stock market weakness from rumored rail labor strife and a sharp bank statement showing a large coin loss and higher loans. Forecasts further liquidation and potential treasury money release as currency demands rise, with grain gains and West demand adding to the complex, unsettled market picture.
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John M. Watley
New York
New York Central
Knights of Labor
Treasury
Wall Street
Capelcourt
London
Treas
Fragmented OCR notes on places and stocks
Fragmentary text mentions Whitney and Meon on Fourth Avenue and references Lehigh Navigation in Philadelphia and Northern Pacific preferred. Contains scattered stock notes, addresses, and names with unclear context.
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Whitney & Meon
Bro
Fourth Avenue
Lehigh Navigatio Ve
Philadelphia
Northern Pacific
Boston
Franklin
Huron
U.s N
Mining Stock Prices and Locations Listed
Mining Stock, New York, August a eo 845, Iron Silver, 175, Nor tario, 4100, Phosniz, Arizona.
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New York
Iron
Nortario
Phosniz
Arizona
Wheat Market Rises on Frost Rumors Across North
Wheat trading surged amid speculation and price gains. Frost reports from the northwest and Dakota spurred activity as rumors circulated about potential damage while market sentiment stayed volatile. The thermometer readings at St Vincent and Bismarck added to cautious chatter as short sellers covered positions.
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Chicago
Northwest
Dakota
Bt. Vincent
Bismarck
Market closes higher as wheat and corn push gains
Futures rise on wheat and corn strength with moderate buying and light pork interest. Cash prices show firmer grain bids while pork and lard trade fluctuates, and the exchange reports mixed short-term demand.
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Aieae Saaaeek
ISIS
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the cattle receipts at 1,155 head with 508 head shipped. market shows no activity aside from through consignments. Hog receipts reach 5,500 head with 800 head shipped. market remains firm with good demand and steady prices. Sheep receipts 1,000 head with shipments and steady to unchanged prices.
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Pittsburg DisPatch
New York
Priten
River traffic and steamboat movements amid rising Monongahela
A Friday Monongahela rise allows light craft below the dam if levels hold. Up-river packets report good business. Morgantown boats carry freight and the morning boat ferries passengers. Nine boats scheduled to depart include the Germania and Elizabeth with limited up-river sailings. Several arrivals and departures, fog delays in Cincinnati, coal barges and canal issues cited. Carrs and agents update movements. O'Neil & Co may sell, W. W. O'Neil expected to buy.
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Morgantown
Bolowavis’ Island
James G. Blaine
Adam Jacoba
Antoewn
Elizabeth
Geneva
Blaie
Elizbeth
Areths Germania
Germania
Mat F. Allan
Wheeling
Elaine
Allan
Liverpool
Potus
Charleston
O'Neil & Co
W. W. O'Neil
Cleveland Frm
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Piteburg and Iron
Twelfth Annual Meeting of Womans Missionary Association
The twelfth annual meeting of the Womens Missionary Association of the Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren Church will be held at Wilkinsburg U B Church on Wednesday and Thursday. About fifty delegates will be entertained by the church congregation.
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Woman’s Missionary Association
Allegheny Conference
United Brethren Church
Wilkinsburg U. B
U. B
Plain Statement From Mrs Mary Phillipe On Cure Of Catarrh In Duquesne
Mrs Mary Phillipe of Duquesne Allegheny County shares her experience with catarrhal trouble seven years of suffering under various physicians who deemed it incurable. She describes persistent nasal blockage headaches and facial pressure before finding relief.
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Allegheny County
Dru
Phillipe
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