After the Coal Trust Readies Court Injunction Move
State's Attorney Longnecker seeks to restrain Reading Coal and Iron, its Chicago agent J. W. Beetle, and allied firms from selling anthracite in Cook County. Petition cites 1892 New Jersey incorporation and alleged unlawful price fixing, aiming to compel responses and obtain an injunction. Prosecutors plan to pursue proceedings in New York if needed.
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Chicago
Cook County
New York State
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Longnecker
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Philadelphia Fund
Reading Coal and Tron Company
J. W. Beetle
Dullets
Alinoia
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Coal and Iron Company
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Lehigh V. Railroad Company
Murder of Three Children at No 4 Chastnut Street
A Newark area report details Mrs Brown of 4 Chastnut Street murdering three young children, including her son and two Bowker children, by choking them. Authorities say the motive remains unclear as she fled before being captured. The incident follows a string of regional crimes and local civic notices.
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Borpextown
N. J
Chastnut Street
William Bowker
Bowker
Trenton
Marshal Jones
Death on Palling Scaffold
A brief, fragmented report from Coaves New Jersey describes a fatal incident at a scaffold on Broadway near the Methodist church where a laborer named James Patrick was working. The account notes fore noon and mentions other workers and related details in terse form.
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Palling
Coaves
N.J
Methodist Church
James Patrick
Col Canaday Ends Life in His Room Tracing Funds
In Wasmmaron Sept 28 Colonel W P Canaday ex sergeant at arms of the United States Senate shot himself, dying of a self-inflicted wound in his Tenth Street room. He had run a brokerage with J Q A Houghton, who said $17,000 was invested by him. A note to Miss Moore expressed despair over life. Police found the room bloodstained, the revolver in his hand, and a large envelope with a note to Miss Moore. Reports say investigations into alleged misappropriation of funds may not lead to criminal charges.
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W. P. Canaday
Staten Senate
Tenth Street
W. W
Senate
Cansday
J. Q. A. Houghton
Lince
Houghton
Nis
Seveet
Caneel
Miss Moore
Feresp
Bet
Canapay
Aeer
Wilmington
N. G
Ramor
Felice
Jones
Nevada
Pussanio
CanaMay
Noth
Percog
Sherman
Aes
National congress opens amid scattered reports and pest toll
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to a national congress opening in a distant city, a cattle pest affecting dozens of farms in Germany, and various disjointed notes about Cardinal Gibbons, Columbus, a train sighting near Port Clinton, and a fatality in Comanche.
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Mecklenbure
Germany
Cardinal Gibbons
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Philadel
Lutea
Port Clinton
Potterilie
Cahensleyism Dead as Rome Influence Looms
The Arch bishop has received a letter from the author of a project urging conditional bend to Rome. Election of German Priests of America for 1694 today could shape the movement, with Monsignor Schroeder from Washington a key supporter. If successful, the plan would group foreign Catholics by nationality under national bishops, ending the cause of national churches.
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Abbott
Newank
N. J
Ot. Goers
Society of German Prieste of America
Lenard
Monsignor Schroeder
Washington
Cabenslyiam
Rome
Ermen Domentio
Afro-American Editors Meet Mrs. Cleveland's Legal Defrar
A fragmented note describes editors meeting Mrs. Cleveland's legal affairs, mentions gambling in New York, and a business closure sale. Weak details remain about weather and winds, with unclear names or places. The readable parts point to a political or social setting with uncertain context and dates.
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