Rockefeller settles $25,000 suit over Saunders hotel collapse
In Cleviland Ohio John D Rockefeller agrees to settle a $25,000 suit filed by Mrs. Mirtha Candee of Chicago. The case claimed damages from an explosion and undermining of a building tied to the Saunders hotel. Counsel announced the settlement to Judge Schivan.
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Cleviland, O., Dan
John D. Rockefeller
Bin
Mirtha Candee
Chicago
Conde
Weil
H.L. Johnson
Rockefeller
Seaboard Assets to Be Unencumbered Within 24 Hours
After a conference between Seaboard Air Line officials and counsel David Warfield a receiver with R Lancaster Williams announced that all attachments against Seaboard property in Baltimore and nearby districts will be removed within the next 24 hours.
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Baltimore
Sebiaard Air Line
David Warfield
R. Lancaster Williams
Seaboard
Robbers wreck Kansas bank safe in Ottawa raid
Bank raiders dynamited the state bank of Giensing in Ottawa Kansas early today and escaped with cash and valuables estimated to total between 37000 and 8000 dollars. Local police and state authorities调查 are pursuing leads as investigators reconstruct the break in and theft at the Giensing site.
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Ottawa
Kans
Burial permits and notices from January deaths
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs WV Clarke of 733 Montana street died in January. Desiderio Sanchez of 28 North Santa Rosa avenue died January 6 aged 20. Mrs Margaret Franz of 317 North street died January 6 aged 49. Pragedis Plores of 79 Geott sleck died January 6 aged 47. Also mentions headache remedies and cabinet photos offer with dates and locations.
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WV. & Clarke
Montana Street
Jennarta
Desiderio Sanchez
North
Santa Rosa Avenue
Dilse
Green and Gaynor Begin Four Year Term in Atlanta Penitentiary
Green and Gaynor of Macon Georgia were sent to Atlanta to serve four year sentences for embezzling government funds tied to the Savannah harbor project. They had remained jailed for 18 months awaiting a U S Supreme Court appeal decision.
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Macon
Dan
Benj. D. Green
John F. Gaynor
Atlanta
Savannah Harbor
Supreme Court of the United States
Highwaymen Terrorize St Louis Saloon in Jan Night
Two armed highwaymen struck in St Louis County locking three men in a saloon box and killing a bartender after a chaotic night. Police say the attackers fled before officers arrived and a manhunt is underway as details emerge.
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St. Louis
St. Jonis County
Rong
Uchan Thetria
Railroad cuts payroll as thousands laid off
Minola Central Railroad announces deep staff reductions as financial strain forces 2000 to 4000 workers off the payroll. J. F Harahan, president, warns further layoffs possible if conditions worsen. The decision impacts operations across the company, with New Orleans based offices cited among affected locales.
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Minola Central Railroad
Chief Clerk Quits Place At Austin
Special to The Light Austin Tex January reports Prof FM Hiraley chief clerk of the department of public instruction has left his post and taken a new role as general agent for the Conference for Education in Texas State Superintendent announces P M Martin president of John Tarleton College at Stephenville will be chief clerk in the department
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McArdle
McArdle's
San Atonio
Austin
Tex
FM. Hiraley
Department of Public Instruction
Leday
Conference For Education
Couusing
P.M. Martin
John Tarleton Co. Los
Stephensville
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Blood Purity and Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related skin and gland issues. It claims blood cleansing improves conditions from pimples to ulcers, praises All-Healing Salve for open sores, and urges buying by mail with package stamps. It emphasizes known composition and warns against substitutes.
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Ieee de Pierce
Lins
de Pleres
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Gollan Medical Wigeovary
Dr. Pierce
San Antonio dump dispute prompts possible court action
San Antonio residents near a city dump allege health risks from trash and smell. Officials consider injunctive action to curb dumping near homes and schools as private citizens prepare petitions for the next council meeting. Local advocates urge the mayor and council to halt dumping that affects families within blocks of the site.
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San Antonio
South
District Court
Postrain
South Heights
TL. Grynsii
International
Elah
East Crockett Street
Gacfon
Commerce
Orynsl
Nelson
Gaenslen
Charles Ly Buss
J. A. Daveherty
Just A Bit Unkind Comic Drawing Plot Revealed
A fragment shows a dialogue between a visitor and an artist about a comic drawing and its profitability. The brief exchange hints at tension and questions about value and ownership in the artwork. The text is incomplete but suggests a conversation on creative work and earnings.
Freckle Myth Haunts Boy on Chestnut Street Car
A Philadelphia boy, visiting German town, gawks at a smallpox scarred passenger. He asks why the pits in the man’s face do not have the freckles removed, prompting concern from the rider as the trolley advances toward Thirteenth Street.
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Phiadelphia
Germantown
Tie
Chestnut Street
Thirteenth Street
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Forrest Alimo
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Manen
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Gaynor
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Lawrenceville
Jane
Jon Hudson
Wenry Campbell
Jal
Hudson
Jor &Rewr
Philadelphia
John J. Kenney
Germantown Rueloess Men's Association
Utings
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Triand
Ohio
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Mitchell
Here
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HS. Browes
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Ical Institute
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