Luetgert Case Two Claims Of Alive Wife Sightings
Chicago dispatch notes several sightings claiming Mrs Luetgert alive and well, with one telegram from Omaha stating a May 27 sighting. The Times-Herald sent a reporter to verify, while Attorney Vincent and others express doubt about the reports and the likelihood of locating Mrs Luetgert.
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Brooklyn Shortage Reveals Municipal Tax Arrears
The Herald reports Brooklyn faces a municipal revenue shortfall of about 1.6 to 2 million dollars across New York cities. Discrepancies between city books and registrars show unpaid taxes accumulated, the result of years of lax collection and misaligned records. Officials appointed experts to audit accounts and correct the gaps, aiming to relieve the burden on taxpayers.
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Roach Sanguine On Parliament Stance In Brussels Note
Fragmentary report hints Mr Roach remains hopeful about the parliament issue in Stocan district amid an elite conference. A Brussels meeting was discussed as a possible venue for reopening debate on the bimetallic question and national concerns.
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Boston Vanquishes Baltimore in Championship Crucial Series
Boston hitters crushed Baltimore in a decisive game before 25 600 fans at Eutaw hotel with nine earned runs. Corbett and Nops struggled early. the late rally sealed a rout as Boston pulled ahead in the pennant race. Attendance 25 376.
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PENSIONS AND POSTMASTERS Names Added to Pension List
Washington September 28 pension list shows numerous names added in Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota with original appointments restoration renewals and increases. Postmasters appointed include J P Patterson at Boonsboro vice Sherman resigned and John Dinn at Brandon vice Craft removed.
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Maquoketa
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Dickens
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Primghar
Caleb B Newman
Central City
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South Dakota
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Nebraska
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M. S.craft
Debates Over U S Mediation With Spain In Cuba Crisis
Washington reports the state department sees remote the risk of a U S Spain rupture over Woodford's note. Officials anticipate a liberal Sagasta ministry may accept U S mediation to ease Cuba's path to independence without surrendering Spain's sovereignty. If Spain rejects mediation Mokley would reassess diplomatic steps. Congress action would guide any move.
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Steamer Admiral Gervais Fire Tragedy Near Urs
A steamer carrying 200 passengers off Urs, southern Russia, caught fire while passengers slept. The ship moved midstream to avoid nearby boats, causing a deadly panic. Many jumped or were drowned, some burned. total fatalities undetermined.
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Robbers Lose Loot After Blunder on NP Express
In Moorhead Minnesota on September 28 the westbound Northern Pacific passenger train was robbed three miles north of town. The express car held a large sum but the bandits failed to get it due to a miscut connection. They forced the crew to move the train and fled after realizing the safes were not secured.
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Perpetual Injunction Issued In Kansas Insurance Case
Judge Williams grants a perpetual injunction preventing Insurance Superintendent McNeil from interfering with New York Mutual Life Insurance Co. and bars the attorney general from interference except via quo warranto. The suit stems from the Hilman case amid licensing disputes over unpaid claims.
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Luetgert Trial Enters Sixth Week as Prosecution Promises Days More
Chicago September 28 the sixth week of the Luetgert trial opened with the state attorney predicting three to four weeks remain. A curious crowd gathers daily at the criminal court entrance while police manage admission. Mary Siemerling Luetgert's servant girl testified saying Inspector Shanka pressured her to align her statements with the grand jury. Witnesses from Wheaton and Luetgert workers described confusion at the plant and Luetgert's wife noting plans to leave amid financial troubles and swindling claims.
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Paper Makers 10 Combine for Economy and Trade
New York Sept 28 plans for a large trade combination among leading newspaper manufacturers are under discussion. The proposed merger would unify interests east of the Mississippi and extend to foreign markets, aiming to keep profit margins steady without raising prices unreasonably while expanding exports.
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New England Post “Martafacturers
Malting Combine Perfected Aimed at Higher Malt Profits
New York September 28 The Tribune reports a permanent malting combine called the American Malting Company with 15 million dollars preferred stock and 15 million dollars in common. It plans to centralize malt manufacture in Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia and New York to cut barley prices and raise profits by eliminating competitive buying. If successful, a beer trust may follow.
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American Malting Company
His Wife Was His Teacher in Berlin Marriage
In New York a Brookyn merchant Wil liam Van Anden’s son secretly married a German girl in Berlin. To learn writing German better he advertised for a tutor and the first applicant turned out to be Ida Kessberg, the wife who then joined the family. The household grew fond of the tutor and the unlikely romance was revealed yesterday.
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Wheat shortage in Europe drives fears of price rises
London reports a world wheat shortage with Europe strained by poor crops in France Russia Italy and Austria Hungary. The United Kingdom faces high imports and Argentina and Australia loom as key future suppliers while Indian output looks unlikely to ease the deficit. The outlook suggests prices may not rise until Argentine and Australian crops are known.
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Great Britain Withdraws From Sealing Conference
London reports Britain will not participate in the Washington sealing conference if Japan and Russia attend. Officials offer no reasons, noting the decision is absolute after Canada pressed for withdrawal. Britain had agreed to the conference with Russia and Japan present, leaving Russian and Japanese counterparts surprised by the move.
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Sherman
No Fever in Texas? Houston Post's Suspicious Cases Claim
The Houston Post reports from September 25 that a New Orleans firm asks John Wamiker of Philadelphia to influence the surgeon general to investigate a string of very suspicious cases. The piece suggests a controversy over fever reports and health claims.
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