Boy’s Nude Body Found Strangled by Shoe Lace at Golf Links
Philadelphia dispatch reports Israel Goldman, seven, found dead on White Marsh Valley Country Club oil links. Skull crushed, shoulders bruised, body nude, face downward near a tree. Police say probable attack by a degenerate. a shoe lace was used to strangle him, with clothing left nearby.
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Gryangociates
Philadelphia
Israel Goldman
White Marsh Valley Country Club
Iim
Ohlo Fire At Lexington Brpt Principal Buyer Bigck At New Straits
An Ohio fire at Lexington destroyed a building and disrupted business. The principal buyer, Bigck, was reportedly in New Straits Ville today. Initial losses were estimated at about 150 090 dollars.
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Lexington
Pire
New Straits
Ville
Hutchinson Coal Buys 40 Acre Mt Glare Property
Hutchinson Coal Company purchased 40 acres of valuable coal land at Mt Glare from Lee Stout and Mrs. Frank L Reynolds owners of Bury rows Hill Coal Company. The Pittsburg coal field includes mining equipment. Possession to be taken Monday with active operations to continue.
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Hutchinson Coal Company
Buryrows Hill Coal Company
Mt. Glare
Lee Stout
Frank L. Reynolds
Pittsburg
Poseosai
Alleged murderer arrested after clash with deputies
In Benton on September 27 John Ursan, a miner, was arrested after a fight with deputy sheriffs in connection with the murder of two musicians last Sunday night. Ursan was badly wounded by deputies and the case sparked a strike between Americans and foreign miners prompting the state to send troops to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
John Uursan
Urzin
Morgan Estate Inheritance Tax Paid in Albany
State Comptroller Lohmer received a 2.4 million dollar payment in inheritance tax on part of the J Pierpont Morgan estate in Albany New York. The amount implies a valuation near 65 million dollars for the portion covered by the agreement with Morgan executors.
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Teactaven
Albany
N.Y
Lohmer
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Five Held in Tuscaloosa Train Robbery Case
Five persons were held in the Tuscaloosa County Jail early today on suspicion of links to a Great Southern train robbery Friday morning. The actual robbers remain at large after a swamp chase, bloodhounds tracing a bloodstain to a bog where one wearer was believed abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murcaloosa
Ala
Tuscaloong County
Great Southern
Belfeggie
Taxpayers' suit is to be brought auto victims case
Albany Ind September 27 While William D. Jerome and Franklin Kennedy New York state special counsel in the Thaw case and Tsay dore Kresel one of the prosecuting attorneys in the Sulzer Impeachment case were driving in Jerome's touring car near Loudonville they came upon a wrecked auto and found a man and a young woman. Jerome stopped his car and placed the injured aboard and drove to Albany where the man was taken to a hospital The young woman recovered sufficiently to go home.
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May Sanocen
Ialbany
Ind
Wiliam DT
Jerome
Franklin Kennedy
New York State
Tsaydore Kresel
Sulzer
Loudenville
Hey
Victor Consalue
Herman Simon Easton Dead in Easton Mill Office
Herman Simon Easton, described as the world’s largest individual silt manufacturer, died today in the Easton mill office after several days of heart trouble. He had been too ill to be moved to his home in the city.
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Easton
Herman Sion
Iid
Easton Mill
Simon
Thaw Plans Taxpayer Suit to Aid Extradition Case
Concord reports Harry K Thaw says a taxpayer's suit in New Hampshire could force New York to proceed with his extradition to Pennsylvania if Governor Welker blocks the request. He claims the suit would prevent further New York expenses over a nonresident, and that his mother supports sending him home.
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Concord
Pennsylvania
New York
Welker
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Fugitive Deems Located After Road Gang Escape
Sherry Ross Stout reports locating Plus Deems, who escaped after conviction at Fine tech court for highway robbery and a six month sentence. Lisbon County Sheriff D. confirms Deems located in East Liverpool on vagrancy charge. Father of Deems plans Ohio assault accusation against him regarding Rufus's half sister.
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Sherry Ross Stuot
Plus Deems
Criminal Court of Highway Robbery
Lisbon County
Sherry Stout
East Liverpool
Deems
Ohio
Rufus
Coal Men To Wage War On Socialism
Belfast spectacle shows fourteen battalions of volunteers marching in a show of strength as a pro home rule crowd cheers. In Huntington a coal operators group forms the Operators Protective Association to oppose socialism, unite rivals, and seek favorable legislation to protect miners and ensure fair pay.
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Belfast
Treland
Wister Volunteers
notSarn Trish
George Richardson
White
West Virginia Coal Operatora Protective Association
Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kanawha
Michigan
Kineion
Ning
Operators’ Protective Association
Necklace Sold Despite Theft Scandal In London Market
A famous necklace valued at $625,000, stolen from a London sidewalk, was sold today for $700,000. The buyer is reportedly linked to a renowned jewelry figure. The Mayer firm contract ties an $850,000 uplift if the recovered necklace is returned, influencing the final price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mayer
Ton ~Don
Four Examiner Appointments Examined in Federal Building
Four applicants for rural water district positions were examined in the federal building here. Clerk Gardner and two Civil Service Commission officials, Teiarr and Saigniar, presided over the proceedings.
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Saigniar
Gardner
Teiarr
Civil Servier Commision
Court actions and probate notes from Maxwell circuit term
Judge Haymond Maxwell's circuit court heard arguments with juries stalled until Monday. Priest Michael Tusek authorized to celebrate rites across the state. Denning estate suit against Phillips Sheet and Ti Plate Company for 10000 settled and dismissed. New trial motion in Weidemann Brewing v Heal overruled and docket closed. Green heirs partition ordered by Fittro Davison Gore. Swigers divorce granted with costs. Gott church lot sale to Roblazon confirmed. Final calendar reset for a week. jury term ends October 10.
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Haymond Maxwell
Michail Tusek
Martings
John Dennings
Alonzo Denning
Phillips Sheet
Ti Plate Company
George Weidemann Brewing Company
J. G. Heal
John B. Smith
Charles H. Green
C. ©. Fittro
CE. Davison
H. M. Gore
Con
Green
Arazann Bwiger
Joshim Calvin Swigers
Gott Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Roblazon
Jugs
Aged Mrs Caroling Arters Dies at 70 in Town
Mrs Caroling Arters aged 70 died at 1 am Saturday at her daughter's home 702 Mulberry street after a brief illness of old age. The body will be moved to West Liberty on train No 55 Sunday evening for funeral and burial there. A brief service will be held locally. Survived by daughter and son M E Arters of Denver. Mrs Arters recently returned from an extended West visit and had been in good health for her age.
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Caroling
Clerk Appoints Clergyman Over New Haven Saloon Estate
In New Haven on September 27 a court named Rev Father Poulak, pastor of a Ruthenian Greek Catholic church, administrator of Leon Anckl estate. Anckl was found to own two saloons and a partnership. The cleric, acting under excise law, must oversee the saloon operations though he is reluctant to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Father Poulak
Leon Anckl
Relief whip loaded with provisions reaches Liffey
A relief ship arrived at the quays to aid the transport workers, greeted by thousands. Onboard food valued at $25,000. This vessel marks the first aid delivery since the 1873 famine when the United States sent a shipload of provisions.
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Onthiia
Liffey
United States
Trial of Trantel Airete Opens After Guilty Plea Hinted
A court hears details after Trantel Airete appears linked to a guilty plea in the case. Prosecutors outline charge specifics as defense argues for leniency and potential sentencing considerations.
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Trantel
Hearne Labor Record Praised by Supporters in District
Supporters of Julian G. Hearne tout his labor record as defender of working men and tax reforms. They highlight his role in the workmen’s compensation act, advocacy for income tax and direct election of US senators, and opposition to protectionist policies. Voters in the First district are urged to back Hearne in the November election, with tax relief details and district offices noted.
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Ayia
Firat
Julian G. Hearne
Atute
Hearie
Tower House
Ohio County
Senate
Conimbalon
Avery Talih
Eméidenne
Mutilated body found buried links to troubling case
A mutilated body found buried in a cornfield near a barn ties to Clyde Wilkinson, a missing man sought since late August. Investigators report a woman disappeared on August 28 and Wilkinson's wife separation complicates the case as police continue to search for clues and a possible public site advertising.
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R Mennally
Clyde Wilkinson
Tswits Aa
Wilkinson
Wifch
Kokomo
Peru
Jury awards damages for right of way through Buffalo Creek farm
A West Virginia case drew farmer Mr. Smith into the circuit court Friday as a jury set his right of way damage at 3.87. A 12.3744 per rod price was sought for a line through Buffalo Creek farm for the Acetelahid Company. The company first offered 2.50 a rod, the condemnation commissioners suggested 3.25 a rod, and the jury ultimately awarded 3.87 a rod to Mr. Smith.
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Brealt
Buffalo’ Creek
West ‘Virginia
Mrr
Smith
Roosevelt at New York Progressive rally aims to curb Tammany
The Progressive party gathering in New York features Cafvnap Moosevalt urging voters to deny Tammany complete state control. Roosevelt calls for support of Progressive candidates to defeat Tammany while avoiding empowering Barnes Republican faction.
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Ham Addréem Petyre
Te Mattis
Progressive
Cafvnap
Moosevalt
New York
Timmany
James Mus
Yn Young
Tammany
Roosevelt
Thay Mulgit
Albanians Advance As Serbians Struggle Mobilization
Belgrade reports a 50,000 strong Albanian force equipped with modern guns advancing toward Kichayo, Prilie Prisrond, and Le tovo. Serbian commanders say they cannot yet resist and need several days to mobilize a force capable of meeting the threat.
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Omy Sagadarenena
Belgrade
Servia
Kichayo
Prilie Prisrond
Letovo
Ormetal
Olelea
Robbery reported at United States Mint on the coast
Federal Mint in San Francisco is robbed with only small sums initially missing, officials confirm. Director George Roberts cites a petty pilfering scheme from bags of silver dollars and notes the long count to tally the total amount, estimated near a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
George Roberts
Roberta
Ft 1
TWO WARRANTS ISSUED FOR Z Barker IN GORDON COURT
Warrants issued in Jub ive G H Gordon court for Z Barker now held in Wheeling. One warrant accuses obtaining money under false pretenses. the other claims Barker defrauded a Northview woman of a $4 boarding bill. Barker was arrested in Wheeling Friday morning.
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Jubive
G. H. Gordon
Z. Barker
Wheeling
Palka Pratenses
M. W. McClung
Barker
McClung
Mre Stansbury
Northview
Trail
Miners Receive Fifty Two Thousand Dollar Pay at Clarksburg Ranch
Consolvation Coal Company paid miners and employees at the Clarksburg ranch a total of fifty two thousand dollars for two weeks of work. The amount was a bit higher than two weeks earlier but reduced by railroad car shortages. Independent companies also contributed for two week work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Consolvation Coal Company
Taxpayer notice announces dates and notices in Hyeelesram
A notice to taxpayers by Sheri Ross F. Stout appears in this issue of Hyeelesram. It warns that tax matters will be addressed and outlines important dates beginning October 15, listing deadlines and required steps for taxpayers.
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Harrison County
Sheri Ross F. Stout
Hyeelesram
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