Courtroom Turmoil Over Osborne Hargreaves Case
Florence Osborne, arrested on Dover arrival from Calais, faces perjury and false pretences charges tied to the Hargreaves Osbourne stolen pearl case. Treasury officials delay prompted Lord Mayor to adjourn. Osborne released amid applause as treasury decisions shift charge framing.
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Orboree
Minas Gatlentty
Danning
Lomax
Florence Tibel
Osborne
Dover
Calais
Mears
Sproke& Sons
Bond Street
Gullthall Hall
London
Expr Uf
Prn
O Lonl
Treasury Department
Thorault
Guild Hall
Mayer
Guiliere
Treasury
Major
Hargreaves
Ie. Hargreaves
Abe Caer
Mrs. Cathorne
Gulithad
Ahaewan
Bow Street
Abe
Chaldhall
Pricuer
Arest
Bnt
Elie
Wif
Orberne
Wii Mecoen
Lssu Beriga
Sirvet
Ant
Embezzlement Trial Verdict in Allegheny Markets Case
Feb 6 report of David Hastings co Clerk in Allegheny City Markets charged with embezzling stall fees. Jury returned sealed verdict showing conviction. Next, Mayor Wyre will face city funds case then ex mayor is set for Tuesday. Other items note divers examining a German freighter, a court writ for a Leyiuicon County committee, and river flooding news with scarce readable details.
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Mastings
Allegheny
David Hastings
Allegheny City
City Fonda
Elagyee
Connertonurst case echoes mob tension at minister’s house
Valparaiso dispatch reports Cullian authorities guarding the minister's residence to avert a mob attack that could strain ties with the United States. Prosecutors demand penalties as court results reflect injuries to seamen and public disorder. Carlos Arena alias Gomes receives 540 days for wounding Turnbull who died from injuries. Rodrigues gets 60 days for wounding a seaman. court notes Riggin’s death attributed to an unknown shooter. Gomes and Rodrigues ordered to compensate Turnbull and Riggin families.
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Arsene
Amendenn Legation
CRIA
Saya. Lowther
Valparaiso
Cullian
Caard
House of Minister
United
Pedare
Ipod
Baltimore
Revere Rinters
Vatranaro
Awain
W. Hla Oth
Foster
Rodrigues
Riggin
Jin
Gomes
Chilton
Turnbull
Riggio Dameycen
Looks Dark for Lentz in Milturn Murder Probe
New Jersey Feb 6 investigation by Detective Cosgrove centers on Lentz and a Milturn farmer who knew him. Witnesses place Lentz near key locations on Sept 7 and Sunday before 5 PM, with attire notes. Officials plan to use these statements, while other claims about clothing and sightings are disputed.
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Remier
Newnar
N. J
Cosgrove
Mittburn
Milturn
Lentz
Ho'elock
Lente
Pennsylvania
Chestnuttreet
de Wright
Bet Bo
Daniel Dai
Power of Renater Crale. Wasnoeros Feb 6 Vote on Craig vs Stewart
In Wasnoeros February 6 the Committee on Electrics by a 10 to 8 vote sustained Craig over Stewart of Pennsylvania. Stewart is the present Republican from the 24th district. Two Republicans voted with the Democrats: Haughen of Wisconsin and Dean of Ohio.
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Renater Crale
Wasnoeros
Committee On Electrics
Craig
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Haughen
Wisconsin
Sed Dean
Ohio
Concord Club Invites Neemers to Kallodal Grange Event
Feb 6 Concord Commercial Club extends invitation to Neemers for a Kallodal Grange event. It promises free balls banquets excursions and a unique opportunity to inspect a supreme exhibit as part of the outing.
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Kallodal Grange
Cosco
N. H
Concord Commercial Club
Neem Oer Eees
Whitcoitie Prost Yacht Club Leader Dies at 77
Robert M. Whitcot ie Prost, a prominent figure in pechting circles nationwide, dies at 77. The obituary notes his long influence in sparring exhibitions and early 20th century reform efforts, with references to the McCarthyite era and Irish parliamentary party debates.
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Robert M. Whitcot
Prost Yacht Club
Pemalyeia
Avant
Sullivan
Bis
Eithes
Connecticut Kidnappers Held as River Boys Suspects
Greenwich jail holds Charles E Waterbury Samuel Sutherland and John McCann in a Stamford case over abducting Ward Waterbury. Westchester seeks extradition with courts to define jurisdiction and penalties. Waterbury faces pressure to confess as prosecutors plan indictments and potential extradition for a harsher state penalty.
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le Ben Torkost
Warre Prac
Charles E. Waterbury
Samuel Sutherland
John McCann
Greenwich
Conn
Wtte Ward Waterbury
Bla Parentts
Charles K Waterbury
Jota Main
Stamford
Fen
Sutherland
Tomorrom Fm
Pratt
Westchester County
Charles P. Watertury
Tha County
Grav Jary
Westchester
Act Eew
Meaten
Charles P. Warra
Waterbury
Ward
Grand Jury
White Plains
Piatt
Charles el
River Boys
McCane
Fitaroy
Fitesimmons Dies From Wounds After Murders at New Orienme
Fitesimmons, who killed Detective Gilkinson of Pittaborg and wounded others, dies from injuries after being shot in the New Orleans parish prison. He left a cryptic letter claiming his wife’s innocence and detailing his criminal life and escape, asserting he preferred death to further suffering and seeking to spare his parents from worry.
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Fitesimmons
Piteborg Manderer
New Orienme Dais
New Oucease
Fitssimmeons
Gilkinson
Pittaborg
Priscn
Fitesmonn
William Fitzsimmons
Democrat
Crescent City
Imprion
Allegheny Court House
Ari
Ath County
Slayings and Death Sentences Stir Early Feb News
Frantic response of Allen Mitchell after being told she will escape gallows. Relatives watch as she fears death by her own hand and expects execution for slaying Freda Wanl. Also reports a Pennsylvania war claims bill and a New York death penalty sentence for James M. Dowling case.
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Je Mitchell
Tenn
Allen Mitchell
Freda Wanl
Freda
Pondent
Mee
Bank prosecutions falter amid juries and rulings
Feb 6 reports from Raderson and Clearfield describe grand jury scrutiny of misused Maverick Nathmal Bank funds and a director suspected of taking loans. Judges curb indictments and rulings force the First National Bank of Clearfield to bear the draft amount. Housedale depositors await civil actions for $90,000.
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Tate Rexton
States Grand Jury
Toy
Nathmal Bank
Jusiyn Nelean
Din
Cumacereto
Dill
First National Bank of
Clearfield
Housedale Bank
Mayer
First National Bank
Clearfield National Bank
Hontedale
Grateful Conemaugh Valley to Erect World War Memorial
A mass meeting in Conemaugh Valley funded by citizens and local groups approved a lasting memorial to the world’s sufferers of the Johnstown flood. An American sculptor will craft the statue to symbolize aid, with contributions from corporations and individuals in May 31, Isga era or later.
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Johnstown
Aly
Aurion
Centrio Poe
Conemaugh Valley
Girma
Isga
Stronger Organization Ahead Warns of Possible Revolution
Col. Martin Saye arrives from San Antonio and warns that Garea's forces are fully organized and can concentrate quickly, predicting a stronger revolt than expected in Mexico. Reports note financial support for colleges and local grain blockade news from St Johns bury, Kansas, and Missouri Pacific freight movements near Atchison.
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Lesverworth
Kaa
Martin
San Antonio
Tex
Garea
Mexico
Kannas Cry
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Mourning commutation and looming electrocution at Sing Sing
Reports detail Gov Flower commuting Nicola Mollvaine to life imprisonment and delaying execution amid appeals. The Brooklyn murder case prompts guarded hope as presses seek invitations to witness the electric chair. Warden Brown faces high demand while the machinery of death remains ready for next Monday's scheduled execution.
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Gent Cay
Sua Lee
Gov. Flower
Nicola Tyesza
Charles Mellvains
G Christian Laos
Brooklyn
Connaughton
Trexes
Davest
Sparchlit
Rockined County
Trecen
Gor
Trenas
Abe
Grocer
Kier
Demers Choong
Mollvaine
Connaughton Melivaine
Melivai
Sing Sing
Tehan
Elopement Rumors and Marital Pact Stir Local Town
In Emp, Pa on Feb 0, Coroner Hendrick’s sudden disappearance unsettles the community. A 27 year old blonde woman believed to be involved appears amid unspoken domestic tensions, while telegrams hint at a confrontation and rights. A separate item notes a Papal decision in a will dispute and an Episcopal rector’s bio sketch.
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Enm
D. A Hendrick
Hendrick
Woos
MEWS OF THE DAT Grant Army of Maine elects Dow commander
The Grant Army of Maine elected Inne Dow of Skowhegan as commander. Dennis Killen, a well known pugilist, died at St Paul Missouri? He was 28 and a Philadelphia native. Rumor says New York and Erie railroad will seek to raise capital in the Legislature. Benjamin F Abbott, a retired ship merchant and surrogate Abbot of Brooklyn, died of heart failure. Hewes, 67, of Watertown and Western Pennsylvania. Threatening weather and owls.
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Maine
Inne Dow
Skowhegan
Dennis Killen
Pugiliat
St. Paul
Erpeipelas
Phiiadelphia
New York & New Eygiend
Benjamin F. Abbott
Ehippl
Brooklys
New York
Yementeg
Hewes
New Tons Market Report From KEW TORK Markets
On call notes indicate fresh tonnage and price signals across key commodities. Analysts reference limited bid depth and shifting demand in the pet food and dairy segments amid light trading.
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S.mooey
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