Hypnotic Influence in Post Office Burglary Case at Court
In a U S Circuit Court session Judge Duffington hears Cook Hall testify about a string of post office burglaries in Grove City Pleasantville Chicora Ridgeway Knox and the related crimes. Hall’s confession and hypnotic suggestion by Police Inspector McCalmont are key elements as District Attorney Lyon questions the evidence and fate of Hall and alleged accomplices.
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Duffington
Cook 1
Cook Hall
Grove City
Pleasantville
Chicora
Igeway
Knox
Thomas Hughes
George Dymond
Hall
Hughes
Raymonds
W. JJ. Eene
Oil City
Artroom
Roger O'Marane
Eric
O'Mara
Eris
United States Post
Pittsburg
O.mara
Steacher
Oficera
Marchas
Sam
Walter Lyon
Lyon
Searce
W. F. House
James H. Werty
Joseph Brown
J. J. Crawd
Pleasantle
Ridgeway
Lion
M. Hall
Post Office
McCaint
McCalmont
Slatteer
Breene
Buffington
Mr. Breene
Sh. Sapo
Cagenee
Petrators
Ad Hall
de Mon
Lindsay
Hal
Hall details gashed post office robbery spree in 1892
Hall testifies about burglaries across Butler Grove City and surrounding towns from April 11 to 25 1892. He describes planning, drilling safes, splitting profits, and using trains carriages and horses while staying at Belle Vue Oil City and Mansion House Titusville. The circuit court case is continued to Saturday morning.
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Hall
Butler
Nixon Home
Dowd
Grove City
Mercer County
Thomas Hughes
Hughes
Raymond
Sandy Lake
Jackson Center
Ridgeway
Pleasantville
Knox
Bellevue
Oil City
Mansion House
Titusville
United States Circuit Court
Father Crowley suspended. no services next Sunday
Dexson Texas Oct 20 Father Crowley pastor of St Patrick's Church Denison has been suspended for six weeks for discipline breaches. Twelve priests including leaders from Denison Weatherford Dallas signed charges against Bishop Brenner amid diocesan unrest. The case pits clergy against Rome and Bishop Brenner with no services planned next Sunday.
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Denison
Dexson
Tex
St Patrick’s Church
Dallas
Rome
Weatherford
St. Patrick
Dispatch
Brenner
Crowley
Disorder on Dickson street sparks arrests and unrest
A clash on Dickson street in Homestead led to arrests as deputies Rosenblatt and Bowman restrained a crowd after John Halloran and another striker clashed with rival factions. Injuries reported to John Slick on McClure street with no arrests. Incendiaries attempted a boarding house fire. Deputy Ferguson subdued them. A Slav worker was attacked near Rankin station. President Gompers was greeted by about 2000 supporters in a reception noted for its ovation and speeches.
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John Halloran
Dickson Street
Homestead
Rosenblatt
Bowman
John Slick
McClure Street
O’neill
Ferguson
Senator Sabin Promotes Republican Ticket In Wisconsin
Senator D. M. Sabin of Wisconsin spoke in the city on his way to Chicago for World's Fair dedicatory services. He praised the Republican National Committee, urged support for Harrison, and predicted a strong Republican showing in Wisconsin with mass voting as elections approach. He planned to return to Washington to press presidential matters.
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D. M. Sabin
Wisconsin
Chicago
New York
Harrison
National Committee
Sabin
Portrae
Washington
A French African Scandal Over a Lieutenant's Death
Loupon reports General Kermartin in Paris investigated Lieutenant Quiquerez death in 1891 Upper Niger. Segouzac claims delirium tremens caused the death and first blamed fever to spare the family. Government allows Segouzac to sue Grosset for slander over the killing allegation.
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Loupon
Standard
Paris
Kermartin
Quiquerer
Upper
Niger
Segourac
Segouzas
Quiquerez
Segoulac
Segouzac
M. Grosset
Quiqueres
Recognition of the Uniform Rank Fight in St George Order
The Uniform Rank dispute within the Order of St George pits Robinson Walker faction against Surles side. Adjutant General Graves vows incorporation and court actions to seize official documents once achieved, while supreme officers urge resolution and caution.
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Dererorr
Order of St. George
Order
Robinson- Walker
Order of St George
Graves
Robinson
Surles
Stormy SPaxi Coast Feeds Coastal Disaster Report
Very cold and stormy weather grips the SPaxi coast with a gale offshore. Two fishing vessels capsized near San Sebastian, ten sailors drowned, survivors washed ashore report widespread vessels in trouble. Strong winds and snow sweep Central Europe with frost in Berlin and icy rivers. The Harts mountains endure heavy snowfall.
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San Sebastian
Spaxi
Sr Pen
Surroun
Bohemia
Berlin
Germany
Harts Mount
Gompers Praises Homestead Visit and Arbitration Offer
President Gompers returned to the city from Homestead delighted by the turnout at meetings and the striker’s resolve. He said the Amalgamated Association remains open to arbitration and discussed a possible boycott affecting builders and Carnegie mills, with final choices pending. He then departed for New York.
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Gompers
Amalgamated Association
American Federation of Labor
Homestead
Glenwood
Ogre
Carnegie
New York
Exclusive Black Goods Department Promises Low Prices
New yarns and fabrics including Epingilines Velours and Russian Reps fill the exclusive Black Goods Department. Wide selections from 42 to 50 inches cost $1.25 to $2.25 per yard, with prices claimed well below general store rates. Three times as much space is devoted to black goods in the Silk and Dress Goods section to showcase the largest collection.
Father sues for possession of son and land
Thad deus Tanner filed in Probate Court to recover his son after the mother died at birth. The boy was raised by grandfather Basil Crawner who left 35 acres to Samuel Crawner to care for the child and 30 acres for the boy. The father now seeks custody of the boy and the land.
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Zanesville
Thaddeus Tanner
Therandfather
Basil Crawner
Ohin
Samuel Crawner
Lutherans Seek Division of Kutstown Church Assets
After worshiping in St. John's Church and sharing ownership since before the Revolution the Lutheran and Reformed congregations in Kutstown have a dispute. This afternoon the Lutherans filed for a division of their assets.
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Reading
St. John’s
Kutstown
Barn Fire At Beaver Falls Reveals Human Bones
Special dispatch from Braver Fas reports Emil Deritter’s barn near Beaver Falls burned Monday night. During debris removal today, human bones were found, suggesting a person perished in the blaze, with no missing-person reports to match. The bones are believed to be from a stranger. incendiary origin noted.
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Emil Deritter
Debria
Strikers Hold Meeting at Eintracht Hall Lawrenceville
About 500 strikers from the Twenty-ninth and Thirty-third street mills gathered at Eintracht Hall in Lawrenceville yesterday morning. President Gomperg urged firmness and unity, promising support. Speakers including Vice President Sheehan and ex-Vice President Carney voiced steadfast resolve to win.
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Twenty-ninth
Thirty-third Street
Eintracht Hall
Lawrenceville
Sheehan
Amalgamated Association
Samuel P. Gom
Wetvdieel Opal Hi Sehr Thes Ander
Theers
W. A. Carney
W. T. Roberts
David Lynch
Iron rail obstruction on Lebanon and Tremont track found
Word reached Reading that an iron rail tied down was found across the Lebanon and Tremont Branch Railroad tracks last night. The obstruction was discovered in time to avoid accident. Local officials investigated.
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Reading
Lebanon and Tremont
Arrest in New York State Murder Case
Special Sheriff W. H. Baldwick of Niagara County New York arrested John Anderson a steelworker in Bellaire on a murder charge this afternoon.
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New York State
Bellaire
W. H. Baldwick
Niagara County
N. Y
John Anderson
Union Men to Be Employed at Indians Shade Works
The Murphy Manufacturing Company of Pittsburg will have glass works at Indians Pennsylvania operating by November with payrolls not under $2,000 weekly. Shade makers earn six dollars daily for 14 inch work and five dollars for 10 inch designers. The plan favors union men though not strictly controlled by trade unions. The article notes mining workers seek settlement of the ongoing river operator strike and possible acceptance of wage cuts. A special car for a colossal cannon bound for the World’s Fair is being built at the Altoona Pennsylvania shopsMich.
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Indians, Pa
Murphy Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
New York
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Ison
Prussia
Undefined fragment prompts health and travel note
A fragmented OCR passage mentions dyspepsia and diseases, plus terms like Tourist Walling ink colors and federal stress in Allegheny. The readable content is limited and disjointed without clear events or persons.
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Allegheny
Farmers' Deposit National Bank Opens Fourth Avenue Boxes
Local readers are urged to secure valuables with storage boxes offered by the Farmers' Deposit National Bank on Fourth Avenue. Boxes are available for rent annually and upward, providing safe keeping for items.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Hank
Fourth Avenue
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