Alaska Congressman Thos. Cale Prominent on Pacific Slope
The article profiles Thos Cale of Alaska as a well known member of the U S Congress. It notes his Washington address at 1612 6th St NW Washington DC and highlights his influence along the Pacific coast.
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Pacific
Washington
6Th St
N. W
Washington, D.C
Hon Thomas Cale and endorsements for Peruna remedy
The text notes Hon. Thos. Cale elected to Congress from Alaska and known on the Pacific slope with a Washington address. It includes endorsements of Peruna as an effective remedy for coughs and colds and a statement from Thomas Cale and Rep. Slemp praising Peruna and the product Manaslin the Ideal Laxative.
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Thos. Cale
Congress
Alaska
Pacific Slope
Washington
9Th St
WN. W
D. C
Peruna Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Cale
C. Slemp
Virginia
Black Hand Threats Rise After Saloon Killing in Portland
Chicago reports a fresh Black Hand terror wave among Italians after a saloonkeeper is shot dead and leading members are arrested. Nicholas Mike, a notorious boss of the group, is sought in Portland for murder, while detectives chase suspects at saloons in Chicago as a messenger warns officers to drop arrests. Bosting violence and notoriety, the case follows a fatal shooting tied to the organization.
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Chicago
Black Hand” Society
Nicholas Mike
Portland
Ore
Batiste Scardina
Oak Street
Joseph Cancillo
Gault Court
James Longbardi
Maxwell Street
Cancillo
Isadore Sorcit
Milton Avenue
Scardina
Rucci
Longbardi
West Polk Street
Central Avenue
Steamer St Cuthbert Burns Off Nova Scotia Coast
A blizzard offshore left the steamer St. Cuthbert burned to the water’s edge and fifteen crew members drowned after a small boat capsized while attempting to abandon ship. The Cymric rescued the remaining 37 crew, including the captain, and then proceeded to Boston. News came via wireless from the Cymric’s Captain Finch.
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Halifax
N. S
Boston
Von Der Ahe Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in St Louis
Chris Von Der Ahe filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in St Louis claiming only 200 dollars in assets against debts of 27 865.35. He has long been a key figure in baseball and owned the St Louis American Association team from 1876 to 1898. Many large debts are notes incurred to support the team.
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St. Louis
Chris von der Ahe
Novel test by Toledo judge exposes self punishment motive
Toledo Ohio police judge James Austin Jr is handcuffed and taken to the workhouse for a short term to gain experience in punishment he has imposed on others. Harvard freshman Robert Sedgwick Minot Jr of Dover Massachusetts is treated at Stillman infirmary after a self-inflicted head wound with a bullet. Danish architect Ferdinand Meldahl dies in Copenhagen at 83 after a long tenure as state architect and Academy of Fine Arts director.
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Toledo
James Austin, Jr
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Robert Sedgwick Minot, Jr
Dover
Harvard University
Stillman Infirmary
Copenhagen
Ferdinand Meldahl
Academy of Fine Arts
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