Wanted to Rent Improved Farm and Office Space
Classified notices show multiple wanted and for sale items from Kinkead Land Agency and others. Includes requests to rent improved farm quarters or ball section, contact L Darbyshire in Rochester, NY, and a sale query for owner direct pricing. Also ads for salesmen, sewing machines, a seven room house, and a lost belt pin with local contact details.
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Iowa
Kinkead Land
Huron, S. D
Gale
Darbyshire
Rochester
Kinkead Land Agency
Huron
Court rules out questions in Erb murder trial
In Media Pennsylvania Judge Johnson blocks cross examination lines aimed at undermining Mrs M Florence Erbs account of cruel treatment by her husband during the murder trial of Captain J Clayton Erb. District Attorney MacDade seeks to show prior relationships but the court sustains objections. Erb says she fired a revolver to scare him after he dragged her from bed.
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Media
Johnson
M. Florence Erb
Catherine Bessel
J. Clayton Erb
Red Gables
Hrb
MacDade
Eric
Erb
Captan Erb
Castro Undergoes Serious Kidney Operation
Berlin January five Former President Castro of Venezuela underwent kidney surgery in the German capital to correct effects of a prior unsuccessful operation in Venezuela. The operation was deemed highly dangerous and Castro issued a statement stressing he did not come to Germany to shirk responsibility. He survived the procedure and is recovering as expected.
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Berlin
Castro
Venezuela
Israel
Germany
Venezuala
Lilley Case Dismissed In Connecticut Election Dispute
New Haven Connecticut July 4 The case against Governor Elect George E Lilley under the corrupt practices act was dismissed by two judges forming an election court The act was ruled unconstitutional for contravening the state constitution The judges said jury trial is required to deprive a man of his rights and could not be removed by the court Notice of appeal was filed
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New Haven
Conn
Jam
George E. Lilley
George L. Fox
Lilley
Inquiry Closely Guarded by Federal Grand Jury
Chicago January reports say the federal grand jury resumed its probe into the relations between Chicago meat packers and railroads. United States District Attorney Sims aims to keep details secret, with witnesses guarded by secret service agents and a vow of jail for any disclosure of juror room secrets.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Sims
Secret Service
Show Faith in Belief Ten Converts Immersed in Lake Michigan
In St Joseph Michigan on January 6 Rev August Schmitz led ten converts from the Church of God onto ice near the shore. He descended into a hole in Lake Michigan water to baptize the candidates who were fully submerged as the crowd watched in the snow and ice.
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Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Mich
Church of God
August FP. Schmitz
Mr. Schmitz
Two Americans Safe After Messina Disaster
Wireless dispatch from Messina reports Walter Kennedy and Charles Williams, both Americans, believed to have perished in the catastrophe, are safe at Taormina indicating escape from the disaster zone.
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Malta
Messina
Walter Kennedy
Charles Williams
Thad
Ste
Taormina
Kodol Digestive Aid Promotes Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that begins digestion immediately. It claims Kodol digests food thoroughly, offers rest to the stomach, and helps prevent indigestion and chronic dyspepsia while remaining harmless and used only when needed.
Fire Follows Explosion at Tom Jones Restaurant
In downtown Chicago a gas explosion wrecked the Tom Jones restaurant building in the basement, blowing out entrances on two streets. An engineer nearby was knocked across the street and a watchman narrowly escaped severe injury. Fire followed, with damages estimated at 150000 dollars to the wrecked site and smoke harming two adjoining skyscrapers.
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Chicago
Tom Jones
Stree
Fossey
Supreme Court reverses charges in land fraud cases
Washington January 5 The second batch of US Supreme Court defrauding the government cases over public lands in Colorado were decided in favor of the defendants. The opinions cited conspiracies to enter timber lands above legal acreage under the timber and coal act. Samuel T Warfield was found guilty in a separate Chicago book fraud case with a three year prison term and a $1000 fine. Wi N Cooper was acquitted.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado
Chicago
Samuel T. Warfield
James E. Patten
Board of Trade
Wi. N. Cooper
Warfield
Receivers Appointed for Railroad in Atlanta
Judge Don Pardee of the United States circuit court appoints President H. Mi. Pinson and Vice President P. Syers as receivers for the Atlanta based railroad assets amid a restructuring in Atlanta Georgia.
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Atlanta
Don Pardee
United States Circuit Court
H. Mi. Pinson
P. Syers
Athanta
Atlantic Ruttragh
Thornton Hains on Witness Stand in Murder Trial
Thornton Jenkins Hains testifies in his own defense in New York as a principal with his brother Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. in the William E. Annis killing case. He recounts his wife and Captain Hainss marital troubles that led to the slashing, noting provocative moments and interruptions during cross examination. The session also covers the earlier cross examination of General Peter C. Hains regarding Captain Tailos mental condition improving between May 31 and August 12.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Wiliam E. Annis
Wfe
Hains
Annis
Mavis
Crose
Peter C. Hains
Tailos
Divorce Cross Bill Shocks Captain Hains Again
The court record states that when served with his wife's cross bill for divorce, Captain Hains faced charges that shocked his mind and triggered a renewed period of mental weakness.
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Hains
Furnace murder confession shocks Chicago police
Details from Elijah Rafty reveal his wife Mrs. Rafty was killed after an argument with a porter. He claimed to have choked her in a basement quarrel and hidden the body in a furnace, then fled. The confession links the crime to a supposed “good time” talk between the porter and his wife.
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Chicago
Elijah Rafty
South Side
Rafty
Burlington Road
James Stewart Phone Red 259 The Old Reliable Transfer Line
James Stewart reports a red 259 line during the Old Reliable Transfer service shuffle. The short note notes contact for the transfer line and a brief status update.
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Anna I. Olafson
Smaall
L. B
T. Sprague
Wider Bros. & CO
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Connecticus Corrupt Practices Act
Senate
John Breen
Nusch
Tony Faust
Kodol
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Harper's
Atlantic
Leslie's Weekly
Burr Maclntosh
Freest and
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Gool Housekeeping
Metropolitan
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Victorial Revie
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Lipincott's
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Success
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Success Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Lyr
Alyr
St. Nicholas
Nets
Ainslie
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New
Syn
Ubyr
Fansages
Newlews Popular Magazine
Ular Club
Don Delinedtor
Ladies’ Home Journal
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McClure'n Magazine
Everybody’s Magazine
Ma Ey’s
Arena
Tye
Youth's Companion
St. Nicholsa
St Wenna‘s Home Companion
Success McClure
Harper's Bazar
Lippincott's
Am. Loy
Sue
Pearson
Oye
Lyn Xr
Lyn
Tyr
CH. Longstaff
Wanes
Ane Fey
Harper's Weekley
Orieict Review
McClure’s
Woman's Home
Thornton Hains
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C. Wiggins
James Stewart
Dray and
Hack
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