Freight theft at depot leads to arrest of two men
Officers and deputies respond after clerks report moving barrels at the New York and New En-Blend receiver depot. The seizure of freight prompts a search of shops and yards near Stickney, with officials naming Pow ens and Stickney as part of the investigation. Two men are detained as an attachment is placed on the property.
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Wit Tomlinson
New Haven
Tf Depotien
Sens Hattera
Property Company
Stickney
Patient with enlarged band grows to twelve cen in Vienna
In Latpsie, Professor Mobius advised of a case and traveled to Vienna to examine a patient. The tongue magnionst his teeth and his band has expanded to twelve cen.
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Profesor Mobius
Litem
Vienna
Republican Caucus Divisions Signal Shifts in Ohio Committees
In Columbus on March 16, a Republican caucus narrow ly split over future chairmanships and committee assignments. Teller was substituted, and key figures eyed potential vacancies as leaders moved to shape party influence. Also, Dr Meats of Unie City resigned, with Deputy Ghiumecky anticipated as successor in local GOP ranks. Samont Allerton, Chicago World's Fair mayor candidate, was noted in Republican circles.
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Unie City
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Ghiumecky
Samont Allerton
Chicago
Confederal Leaders Meet in Richmond and Reception Ends
A cordial exchange between the Grand Army representative and Confederate leaders occurred in Richmond with remarks at a hotel gathering. Attendees included notable figures from New York, Michigan, Nebraska, Alabama, Pennsylvania, and Hawaii as a National League sub committee was appointed. King Humbert’s recent letter to Emperor Wilhelm is noted.
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York
Isaac Trumbo
Lea
Michigan
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Nebraska
Alabama
W. E Fonse
Bobinson
Pesnsylvania
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Baltimore Merchant Henry Hoen Dead at 66
Henry Hoen of the firm A. Hown & Co died yesterday at his country home in Wav erly aged 66. Born in Nameu, Germany, he immigrated in 1840. The report notes his lithograph career and his loss to Baxpuucy, O, in March.
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Henry Hoen
A. Hown & Co
Waverly
Mr. Hoen
Nameu
Germany
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