Gil Man Dies After Long Siege Fortune Of Fifty Millions
Be variegated account reports TH Rogers a Statedard Gala capitalist dying at his residence on East Seventyeighth Street after a prolonged illness described as a stroke or apoplexy. He faced recent health declines and began liquidating holdings as his wealth, said to be substantial, faced disposition. The obituary notes a long career and a large fortune, with details of unsettled affairs and stock interests amid the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Standard Gil Man
TH. Rogers
Miamins
Rogers
Mass
Gsaos
Mont
Pete Acath
New York
Martteawan
Mary Cop
el Capferd
W. Hartridge
Pewser
Chasies Morschanser
Pormshies
Peabody and Otters HV
Arkhiahites
Fragmented OCR Notes on a Mental Health Case
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person with a mental health condition and mentions names such as Sarah Britton and Yoon with unclear roles. The text references a sleep disturbance and an event involving a mother arriving, but the overall narrative is incoherent and partially unreadable.
Moulin Rouge in bankruptcy amid resort decline
Fragmentary OCR reveals Moulin Rouge facing bankruptcy claims as sensational dances fade and finances falter. The piece hints at broader resort decline tied to employment and management changes, with unclear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Vana
Banakrupt
Tate
Roosters Ordered Out Near Coney Island Sunrise
New York report says poultry owners near Coney Island were ordered by the Board of Health to remove roosters after birds near the resort began crowing from 10 PM to past sunrise since opening day. Local residents complained of the noise disrupting mornings.
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New York
Coney Island
Board of Health
Roosevelt bags rhinoceros in British East Africa hunt
From Nairobi to Jura ranch, Theodore Roosevelt hunted a female rhinoceros. After six more shots the beast fell, with head and skin weighed about 532 pounds. Roosevelt also killed a hippopotamus on the return trek, adding a major African big game specimen to his tally.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Jura
George McMillan
Mr. Roosevelt
Coronel
Hope
Roosevelt
Inventor Richard Dees and the Storymax Case
A brief recount notes Richard Dees and a group of inventors connected to Storymax. The piece mentions a baby taken from Peay and placed in an incubator, with unidentified cause and surrounding speculation about the cradle and gallery.
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Richard Dees
Poitoen
Life Term for Kidnapping Discussed in Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin special report notes a bill to fix punishment for kidnapping at life imprisonment and discusses how Speaker or Governor actions may influence passage as elation over the issue continues. Wilmington and Stroudsburg connections appear in scattered items with names and places.
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Wis
Senate
Frightened jail escapee captured after theft and standoff
Columbus Ohio special report describes Jarvey Johnson, a negro lifer, captured at dawn by Captain Krauss and guards Sweitzer and Shupe after hiding at a bathhouse and attempting to flee with stolen items. He resisted, was forced down, and taken back to prison for solitaire confinement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jarvey Johnson
Penitentiary
Krauss
Night Watch
Sweitzer and
Shupe
Townsend
Nrauss
Johnsen
Etoebo
Hess
Unclear OCR shows farmers arrested amid disputed farm aids
Readable portions describe farmers involved in an arrest related to aid programs and a confrontation with authorities. Names and places are fragmentary, with references to a professor and several witnesses. The jagged text suggests a local agricultural dispute prompting police action.
Fragmentary plea on starvation and conflict referenced
Fragmented text mentions starvation and opposition with scattered phrases about Rababin and Erith TA. Content is unclear and appears as garbled OCR with multiple nonsensical lines and missing context. No coherent events, names, dates, or locations are reliably identifiable.
1911 Navy Building Program Preview
The article outlines prewar naval finance and the 1911 building program. It notes top line orders, torpedo tests, and the overall fiscal aims in President Taft's naval estimates and budget considerations.
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Navy Building Program
Naval
Abduls Fine Reported Payment to Government
A fragmented note mentions Abdul and a substantial payment to the government linked to a port record. The text is garbled but references a sum around five thousand five hundred dollars and a custody of funds. No clear date or organization is identifiable.
Man Finds Diamond Embedded in Cigar in Milford
Levi J. Sattereno of Milford reports a surprising discovery while smoking a cigar. He found a two carat diamond valued at 300 dollars embedded in the cigarette or wrapper, prompting an investigation into the find.
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Levi J. Sattereno
Milford
Wilmington
Del
Berlin elite order first aerial pleasure yacht airship
Several wealthy Berlin residents have ordered an airship to be used for a pleasure trip. The vessel will be the first aerial pleasure yacht built.
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Auto
Berlin
Remarkable Railroad Accident in Freeland Penn
Fragmentary OCR reports a railroad crash at Freeland Pennsylvania with cars dumped at a junction and passengers harmed. Names and precise sequence are unclear, but the notes mention Lehigh and Philadelphia connections and a reunion reference.
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Freeland
Penn
Trauck
Wediineor
Lehigh
Rose
Chi
Philadelphia
Iso Near
Sheep Raid in Colorado Ignites Rural Conflict
A night raid on Taylor Brothers near Atehee sparked a deadly attack on three sheep herders. Bandits from Cathie Gren tied the victims to trees and killed one, destroying the camp and escaping with livestock and grain.
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Sg Fler
Taylor Brothers
Atehee
Colervads
Oa Yi
Cathie Gren
Ception Parade at New Albany
Reading OCR notes, a county campaign event in New Albany drew a large crowd with strong turnout. The entry highlighted the prominence of a parade and public interest in local county issues.
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New Albany
New Adbvany
Tne
Luwe Inen
Pas
Mianey Wen
Apeion Camaden
Murder Case Confession Coordinates Key September Kill
A suspect confessed in a Wal Speetal interview to a September murder. The body was later identified and linked to the alleged crime scene at Coney Com, with details indicating the accused’s involvement in the fatal act and related charges.
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Binefield
Thompsen
Tal Kilbet
Q Chamun
Mel
Plants Cure Snake Bites at Kew Gardens
Historical note claims two sabdo plants named emp snake Lite were brought to Kew Gardens in Siam for snake bite cures. The fragment preserves mention of plant names and a medicinal claim without clear dates or broader context.
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Kew Gardens
Frei Siam
Kangaroo Delicacy Returns to Berlin Hotels
A Berlin chef proclaims kangaroo flesh a delicacy as carcasses arrive from Australia. Limited supply keeps prices high, making the meat a rare treat in the city’s hotels.
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Berlin
Calie
Australia
Three Thousand At Party At Peoples Palace London
Frederick J. Benson banker hosted a tea party for his daughter’s birthday drawing about three thousand children at the Peoples Palace Mile End Road in London.
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London
Cable
Peoples Palace
Mile End Road
Frederick J. Benson
Daugher
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Sarah Britton
Yoon
Ened
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Colrado
Kangaroo
Colden Rule Rheumatic Remedy CO
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Emblem Bicycles
Emblem Mfc. Company
Angola
Concord
the Naboth Vineyards
Peer
Diner's Digester Company
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Ed March
F. McArte
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Tose Lo& WL Ry
Clover Leaf
National Correspondence School of Railroading
Michigan Ave
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