New York Seeks Garston in Bluebeard Case Across States
Frederick Carlton alias Edward Martines, jailed in Brooklyn, is accused by New York detectives of murdering at least two wives and duping many more across states. He previously posed as a suitor in Cincinnati and advertised marriages nationwide, keeping letters and steered by hypnotic claims.
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New York
Frederick Carlton
Edward Martines
Brooklyn
Hever
Edward Martinez
Cincinnati Post
Goebel
Post
Beth
Navy
Ad Martines
Washington
Cincinnati
York
Orhme
Spectral Burial of Bottles Marked Unfair Beer Deaths
A somber crowd gathered near Union Street opposite the P building on Tuesday morning to bury two bottles labeled unfair beer found in an alley. Foreman K Glass of the Independent Telephone Company and local union men led the silent ceremony as a brief requiem was chanted.
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Union
P.1
K. Glass
Independent Telephone Company
Special councilors to meet at Peterhof today
Special counselors of the czar are called to meet at Peterhof to discuss a proposal for a pro pont national assembly. The wave of antisemitic violence continues in many areas and Jews are in a state of alarm.
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ST. Petersburg
Cearl
Peterhof
Ancient Lyric Lore Ahead at Oxford and Florence
Dr. F M Padelford takes a year sabbatical to study unpublished fifteenth century lyric poems in the British Museum and Bodleian Library. He will travel to Florence and France, then England's Lake District, before publishing with D C Heath. The university plans law school upgrades, new faculty, and expanded library facilities next year.
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F. M. Padelford
Europe
Padelford
British Museum
Bedieian Library
University of Oxford
Florence
Italy
France
Lake Country
England
Wordsworth
Arnold
Litterature
University
D. C. Heath Company
the University
Harry Lants
Kent School of Law
Chicago
Joh F. Main
Princeton
Seattle
Rockefeller Economises By Cutting Wages of Employes
New York August 1 John D Rockefeller reduces expenses amid financial strain. The scope of layoffs and wage cuts remains speculative as he begins trimming luxuries, including serving notice to the Lakewood estate superintendent to end services.
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Rockefeller
New York
John D., Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Lakewood
Rockefeller to Cut Wages at Lakewood Estates
A 1911 report notes wage reductions from 10 to 20 percent for all employees after July 91. Superintendent and helpers see pay cuts, with helpers earning 1.26 daily, and five golf-grounds workers to reduce labor costs. Rockefeller aims to save about 2 dollars daily from his salary and end the expensive figurehead role by personally directing estate care.
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Rockefeller
New Bridge A Wonder Across the Columbia at Pasco
Reports state the Northern Pacific bridge across the Columbia at Pasco is well underway and expected to cost over 600000. The steel structure will replace the 1887 wooden span and carry 246 tons, up from 146. separate notes mention Frank B. Hubbell and Helen A. Moore’s marriage at Plymouth Church and a North era Pacific delegation leaving for Spokane.
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Northern Pacific
Columbia
Pasco
Frank B. Hubbell
Helen A. Moore
Chicago
Plymouth Church
Ph T. Bretz
North
Era Pacific
Spokane
Rummage sale offers mixed children and women apparel
Ready to don spring and summer coats jackets shirts waists and skirts go on sale. Prices range from 65 cents to 12.50 with many items in white wool mohair silk and linen. Buyers urged to arrive early for best selection.
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Nottingham
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Frederick & Nelson (Inc
Toledo
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J, Cheney & CO
Bagley’s
MAX Ragley Drug CO
Heady’s Barber Shop
Frederick & Nelson Ic
di Verrice
Segond Ave
Madison
Spring Sts.d
Gurney
Red Front Furniture Co
Pike Street
Williams Optical CO
Ophthalmologista
Second Avenue
Ben Hua
St. Louis
Second Avenues
2To& P
Walste
Chantilly
Empire Cut-Glass Company
Jardinieres
Jardiniere
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