Mrs Chadwick Eludes Capture in New York Runaway
News flash from December 7 reports Mrs Chadwick escaping the New Amsterdam Hotel with her son in a two horse coup pursued by Secret Service and reporters. A warrant for her arrest issued by federal authorities arrived from Toledo. At Broadway and Twenty Ninth she is stopped, fainting, aided by son, with agents watching.
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New York
Chadwick
New Amsterdam
Twenty - Second Street
Secret Service
Toledo
Twenty Second Street
Broadway
Twenty-Ninth
Breslin Hotel
Phillip Sweet
Mrs. Chadwick
Ships Sunk and Grounded in Port Arthur Bombardment
Japanese fire from 203-Meter hill sinks the turret battleship Poltava and damages the Retvizan while dislodging Russians from three emplacements near Suezhkov and San Sichian. A cruiser ran aground in harbor as a five hour armistice allowed removal of the dead.
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Tokio
Poltava
Retvizan
Suezhkov
San Sichian
Notorious Mrs. C L Chadwick a Life of Crime Ambition
Born 1857 Eastwood Ontario as one of eight children of Daniel and Mary Ann Bigiey. She used many aliases including Elizabeth Bigiey Lydia Bigley and Madame LaRose. She faced multiple trials for forgery, was convicted in 1890 and sentenced to nine years six months, and amassed vast debts while targeting banks across northern Ohio before 1904.
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C. L. Chadwick
Eastwood
Ont
Daniel
Mary Ann Bigiey
Elizabeth Bigiey
Woodstock
Cleveland
Lydia Bigley
Alice M. Beetede
W. 8S
Springsteen
Garden Street
Erie
Madame LaRose
Superior Street
Ata
Prospect Street
Old Bumn
Hoover
Euclid Avenue
Lydia D. Scott
Toledo
Madame
Lydia
Devele
Joseph Lamb
Lamb
Columbus
William McKinley
C. L. Hoover
Franklin Avenue
Leroy
Chadwick
Eee Avenue
Europe
Ohio
H. B. Newton
Oberlin Bank
New
Mrs Chadwick's health declines as legal actions unfold
Reports say Mrs. Chadwick remains bedbound with grave concerns for her condition. The case涉及 Andrew Carnegie signature dispute to potential indictment, with subpoenas for bank officials and directors. Federal authorities attach securities held by Ira Reynolds as receivers act in bankruptcy case.
The Chadwick Mystery and the Big Gamble of Cassie Chadwick
Clouds clear on Cassie Chadwick case as she risks a billion dollar claim against her to prove a fortune and settle debts. The article questions her power, motives, and chances, noting bankers and lawyers wary of her. It traces her besieged history and the potential collapse of her “princess” fortunes.
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Chadwick
Job
Lfe
Lydia Devere
Ohio
Mra
Cassie L. Chadwick
Mra. Moorer
Mra. Beott
Mre Bpringsteen
Linale Bigley
Beckwith
Oberlin Bank
Ermites
America
Capale
Chad
City Hall and Site Bond Issues Defeated In Election
C R Hawkins a local attorney sues Seattle Electric for 2000 damages in Superior Court alleging injuries from a September collision between two Green Lake cars. He says his back was injured and a rib broken.
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C. R. Hawkins
Superior Court
Seattle Electric Company
Green Lake
Hawkins
Mystery notes alledgedly linked to Mrs Chadwick investigated
In New York authorities pursue alleged Carnegie notes tied to Cassie L Chadwick. Carnegie declines discussion with reporters and says he will talk only with officers. Mrs Chadwick remains under tight surveillance at the New Amsterdam with her son Emil and a maid, while U S secret service guards the suite.
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New York
Carnegie
Cassie L. Chadwick
Chadwick
Lyona
Mrs. Chadwick
Holland House
Beattie Bond Votes Echo The Star Editorial Stand
The Star endorses bonds for a city hall site and for extending the water system and jail project while opposing the city hall bond on graft grounds and the lighting bond. Voters backed The Star positions in yesterday’s special election, while rivals P L and Times faced criticism for their stances.
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Beattie
Star
THE
Muptetipal Court
P. L
Times
Four municipal bond issues face mixed fate in city vote
Voters approved lighting and jail bonds by large margins while city hall and its site failed. Lighting bonds drew 5 070 ballots, about one quarter of registered voters. Site and city hall votes fell short by 1 123 and 1 523 respectively. Fourth ward backed three propositions except site purchase.
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Great Northern
Tlte
Fourth Ward
City Hall
Senate Bill Seeks House Growth After 1907
Platt of New York introduced a bill in the Senate to increase representation in the House to 867 after March 4 1907 with reductions in the ten southern states. The Senate agreed to vote on the Philippine franchise bill on Friday December 16 and adjourned at 2 16.
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Washington, D. C
Platt
New York
Senate
House
Walton's Charges Are Flatly Denied
Friends defend Bert Frye against ex cashier Harry Walton who claimed Frye faced a $14 000 fraud. Frye’s wife and family life are cited as unconnected to the dispute. Frye and banker contacts show no such check existed. A. L. Sutton denies Walton's accusations, lamenting the personal attack and noting prior friendly relations and settled business ties.
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Sutton
Frye
Bert Frye
Harry Walton
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Walton
Wal
Ton
A. L. Sutton
Orr & Sutton
Star
Caee
Robbers Break Into Detroit Art Museum
The Detroit Museum of Art was broken into last night and robbed of precious relics mostly gold and silver valued at 20000 dollars. A gold watch once owned by General Winfield Scott was among the items taken.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Museum of Art
Winfield Scott
Patterson Trial Opens as Jurors Questioned in New York
In New York on December 17, Nan Patterson appeared brighter as more than a dozen jurors were questioned in the Patterson murder trial. None were accepted as jurors when the morning session opened.
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New York
Patterson
Nan Patterson
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Dee
Federal Bankruptcy Court
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Chadwick Reynolds
Oldham
Ridgley
Burnett
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