Railroads' side opposes Esch Townsend plan in Newark speech
In Newark on October 12, railroad leaders denounced government control of railroads, calling the Esch Townsend bill unfair and an assault on property rights and due process, arguing for free market trade and against bureaucratic rate regulation. Also noted: a $100,000 Adams Express robbery probe in Allegheny with Cunliffe suspected, and bank warnings on financial reform and credit stability from National City Bank executives.
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Newark
N. J
Samuel Specer
Spencer
Congress
Mysterious dismemberment case shocks city
A grisly murder case unfolds on Third Avenue as a body is found dismembered and scattered. The head is missing, a razor allegedly used is found in a closet, and police link the crime to a tenant, Fred Bauer, who denies involvement. workers later discover a head near a dirt pile and the torso remains in the room. Bauer is arrested as investigators probe the brutal scene and motives.
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Lanoe
Fred Hauer
Bauer
Third Avenue
Pred Bauer
Pat Crowe Bound Over for Trial in Cudahy Kidnap Case
Omaha dispatch reports Pat Crowe waived preliminary hearing before Police Judge Berka and was bound over to district court in 5000 dollars bail after the hearing in the Baldie Cudahy kidnapping case.
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Pat Crowe
Omaha
Neb
Baldie Cudahy
Berka
Crowe
Addome Succeeds Van Brunt in New York Court
Albany New York Higgins appointed Mortimer C oms of New York a Judge of the Supreme court in the First Judicial district in the place of the late Obaries H Van Brunt.
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Addome
van Brunt
Albany
N.Y Higgins
Mortimer Coms
New York
Thpreme
Obaries
H. van Brunt
Notable Wedding in Upper Pittston Ends With Simple Elegance
The wedding of Miss Mary Murphy of Wilkes-Barre to Mr. O'Brien of Pittston was celebrated with simple rites and a reception at the tribe's home. The bridal party included relatives from Pittston and Wilkes-Barre, with gifts of high silver and furniture. Dr. O'Brien, a prominent local physician, practices in the Miners' Bank Building area.
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Mary
Matth O'Brien
Wilkesbarre
Murphy
Croghan
Carmela
Pittston
Fateus
Dr. O'Malley
Helle Jarsonage
Joseph York
Thesx
New Sard
South Afab Street
al Philadelpha
Merciful Death Plea Sparks Ethical Debate in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports on Mise Hi Cineinnath proposing an amnesty for euthanasia to end suffering from disease and train wrecks. The motion, backed by Mrs M H Tot, was rejected by chairman Dr William O Stille after a witness described a wreck and a pistol for mercy.
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Philadelphia
Mise
Cineinnath
AM Thunane Association
Indore
Mies Hall
Mise Hal
de. Willam
Stille
Albany
M. H
The Packers Trial Hints at Sustaining Indictments
Chicago October 12 The judge may sustain indictments against the Packers and seventeen employees in the federal conspiracy case as arguments on demurrers are closed. The proceedings focus on counts alleging restraint of trade and monopoly with trial expected if the court agrees with the prosecution.
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Chicago
Crus
Juphrey
Yatesville Man Free With Knife
A Yatesville man named Mike Kolasko appeared before a county maner morning recounting an alleged assault last night. He claims involvement with Charles Vivas, accusing him of rape and assault with a knife, suffering wounds to his hand. a warrant exists for Vivas and Kolasko received treatment for his injuries.
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Mike Kolasko
Yattion
Charles Vivasitheres
Kole
Kolasko
Juror Illness Delays Murder Trial of Emily Lee
In Scranton the murder case of Emily Lee, a colored girl charged with killing another, faces further delay as jurors fall ill and a Fleetville farmer also takes suddenly ill. The trial resumes tomorrow morning after a session yesterday where witnesses were heard and prosecution outlined key events.
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Emily Lee
Scranton
W. M. Curry
Lewis
Lee
Commonwealth
Fleetville
Bacon Succeeds Loomis as Assistant Secretary
Robert Bacon of New York took the oath of office and qualified as assistant secretary of state while Francis B. Loomis vacated the post.
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Bacon
Loomis
Washington
Robert Bacon
New York
Francis B. Loomis
Lawyer Armitage Mathews Takes His Own Life in New York
Armitage Mathews a well known lawyer and politician of New York leaped from a second floor window at No 346 Park West and died instantly. He was to be tried today for conspiracy before Justice Davy in the Supreme criminal branch. He had been indicted earlier by the grand jury in a case involving a bank fraud and the wrecking of an estate by David Roth, bank president.
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Wilmington
N. C
Rumbll
Harry A. Berwin
Mobile
Philadelphia
Aedal
Southport
Blanche H. K
J. W. ‘Taylor
Brunswick
Nat
Larry A. Berwind
Oak
Holst
Sal
Harry A. Berwind
Sape Fear Bar
Taylor
Brose
Berwind
Prysightship
New York
Armitage Mathews
Poli Lelam
Ce Park
West
Amf. Mathews
Justice Davy
Supreme Court
Mathews
Grand Jury
David Roth
Court House Construction Advances With Stone Masons
Fireproofing Co. sent men to join the stone masons on the new court house project this morning. Work is progressing on the structure as Carlucci Co. undertakes the steel and other stone work. terms have not yet been publicly announced.
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New Court Hole
Columb! Fireproofing Co
Carlucci Company
Duryea Adds Anna McDonnell as Night School Teacher
Miss Anna McDonnell is appointed to the Duryea night school corps and assigned to the new building. She will begin her duties next Monday evening.
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Anna McDonnell
Duryea Corps
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Pittsburg
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Hoover
Ian
Ardent Sherman
Oho
Eniworth
Eigger
Courae
Cunliffe
St Tains
Kansas Ciy
Oman
Fred Ny
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Cunlitre
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Tig
Tarceny
Hart M. Given
Farmers’ Deposit Institution
Whiiten A
First National Bank of Cinema
Exprea
Washington, Vet
Frank A. Vanderlip
National ‘City Bank
National American Bankers’ Association
Intusuran
William Barret Ridgely
Ridgely
Saturn
Shaw
Croft & Allen Co
Joseph Ramsey, JR
George Gould
Nis
Gould
Upper Pittston
Mathew O'Brien
Mary Claire Muphy
Packers
Hitchner
Hes
Moon
Yatesville
Harry Yaseen
North Main St
Vietin
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Boston Shoe Store
Main St
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Ash
Sharp's Market
Uabin
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Madrid
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