Bunkoed a Reverend and His Clergyman Friend
A New York tale recounts a minister and a layman who were swindled by fake green goods men. They paid $400 for two boxes claimed to hold counterfeit money, only to find waste paper inside after opening them at a Jersey City hotel room. Both men fainted, were treated by a doctor, and advised to contact Inspector McLaughlin.
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New York
Or Pear Buffalo
William Travers Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Jersey City
Canal Street
Taylor
Bound Brook
Green Goods
Buffalo
Erie Railway
Erie
McLaughlin
Music teacher beaten after kiss on cheek in Philadelphia
Gustav Goethert, a piano store owner and music teacher, lies near death after being beaten by J. W. Priestly and Michael Harkins at his Girard avenue home. Priestly, a carpet manufacturer, and Harkins were arrested after Goethert was found severely injured.
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Philadelphia
J. W. Priestly
Michael Harkins
Guntav Goethert
Girard Avenue
Goethert
Priestly
Harkina
Connor
Harkins
Goothert
President Cleveland Sprains Ankle at Woodley
President Cleveland sprained his ankle while walking on Woodley grounds and is confined to bed. He could not attend the cabinet meeting as he is ordered to rest for a day or so. Mrs Cleveland went to town and Secretary Carlisle visited Woodley after explaining the situation.
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Woodley
Washincton
Cleveland
Thurber
Carlisle
Hunt for a diamond ends in chicken slaughter
Mrs W D Black of East Orange reports a diamond earring missing. One gem was found in kitchen scraps fed to chickens, and fearing the other is swallowed a slaughter and dissection of the flock will begin to locate the jewel. The fowl are described as valuable birds.
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Onasee
N. J
Mra
W. D. Black
East Orange
Telegraphic Briefs From The Day In Brief
The day’s telegraphic briefs report Dr McCosh buried in Princeton cemetery. Six Newark firemen injured in a truck trolley collision. Baron Wissman weds Hedwig Lingen in Cologne. No news on the missing steamer Corean at St John s N F. Russian pianist Neubinstein dies of heart disease at Peterhof. Plymouth farmer Dever Brooks robbed of 270 dollars. W CTU convention Cleveland elects Frances Willard president. St Louis policeman Thomas Murphy shot by William Wright while under arrest for weapons. Lembok island dispatches say Dutch troops have captured the isle.
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McCosh
Princeton
Newark
N. J
Baron Wissman
Cologne
Germany
Hedwig Lingen
St John’s
N. F
Anton Gregor Neubinstein
Peterhof
St. Patersburg
Dever Brooks
Plymouth
Norwix
P. Zs
Cleveland
Frances E. Willard
Stevens
Thomas Murphy
St. Louis
William Wright
Lembok
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Edith Bond
Passaic Valley Dairy
Jersey
E. FE. Cooper
Plainsfield
Epps
Ovil Service Gazette
James Epps &C .Ltd
Rumaeopathic
London
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PSO
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Friar’s Point
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Washington
Mme
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Treasury
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Rhomb
Baneceiona
Jose Salvador Franch
Liceo Theater
Esterday
Franck
Libertad
Leech, Stiles & Co
M. M. Dunham
K. M. Laing
Pairk Ave
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NelWel Brothers
John Brown
Jony Buram
Sapna
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J. Var
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North Avenue
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Wale Paper
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