Powers Found Guilty in Goebel Murder Conspiracy Verdict
Georgetown Ky Aug 19 Caleb Powers is guilty of conspiring to murder William Goebel. Jury of 12 delivered a unanimous verdict after brief deliberation. Powers faces life in state penitentiary with an appeal planned.
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William Goebel
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Powers
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I. G. Stone
State Penitentiary
S. G. Stone
Taylor
Democratic Party
Courts of Justice
Old Geronimo to Marry in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma August 20 Geronimo the noted Indian chief rumored to be insane is reported to marry a youthful woman with an estimated bank account of 40000 The aging warrior is said to be in his usual health.
Gas Explosion Injures Chicago Railroad Chief at Office
J. D. Besler, general superintendent of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, was injured in a gas explosion in the companys office building. The blast followed a matchstrike, and the incident occurred in Chicago on August 20.
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Chicago
J. D. Besler
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
King Scott Shines Amid Carnegie Spotlight in Col lege Tale
A fragment from a Philadelphia notice recalls William Scott of Pittsburgh, linked to Carnegie and Frick as a major client. It notes his prominence, ties to Princeton, and a Nassau College moment where his son King Scott played as substitute pitcher. A freshman’s reply to Scott highlights golf-like fame versus scholastic quiet.
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Pittsburgh
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Frick
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Lake Erie Railroad
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Princeton
Philadelphia Post
Nassau
Ceton
King Scott
Hildebrand
Eople
The Fat Passenger Turns Back On New York Ferry
A fat man with a red face stirs a crew by demanding to delay a Coney Island excursion steamer. He claims to be the party 65 and prompts the captain to back the boat briefly as the crowd assembles, then becomes the buoyant hero of the tale.
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Coney Island
New York
Chinaman Receives Abusive Taunts on Elevated Train
A dignified Chinaman exiting an elevated train at Twenty-third Street faced taunts from a white rowdy who asked if he was a box and hurled insults in broken English. He paused, waited as gates closed, then entered the car with other passengers.
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Twenty-third Street
Cristian
Government Allocates 25 000 for Flying Machines Experiments
The American government plans to devote twenty five thousand dollars to experiments with flying machines to ascertain their practicality and potential applications. Officials say the program aims to test early aircraft concepts and materials.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promised Cure Claim
A brief claim extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the sole remedy for constipation and various stomach disorders, urging readers to avoid needless expense and uncertainty by using the advertised product.
Chinese Outbreak Referenced in Court Testimony
A New Jersey Law Journal excerpt notes a witness asserting willingness to provide more evidence against the Balesion ut, Kipling alluding to testimony by a Chinese individual when his turn arrives, interrupted by the magistrate.
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Kipling
New Jersey Law Journal
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Iron Cure
The advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the best prescription for chills and fever. It claims the bottle contains iron and quinine in a tasteless form with a no cure no pay guarantee and a price of 50 cents.
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Grove
Speak Out on Spring Chicken Satisfaction
A quoted remark from the Indianapolis Journal notes that a person who claims no choice about the spring chicken never seems fully satisfied with the piece he receives. The comment critiques perceived acceptance in the face of limited options.
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Indianapolis Journal
Diddler Conversation Quips Stir Sly Gossip in City
A fragmented New York World fragment hints at a playful quarrel about suits and identities. The terse exchange mentions a tailor, old man, and a man named Robinson, suggesting a local social intrigue or street talk reality.
Great bar to education quote from Town Topics
A Town Topics quotation asserts that a barrier to learning is the habit of anger when ideas cannot be understood, framing emotion as a hindrance to education.
Palmer's Lotion Advertises Skin Cures For Home Use
If you have pimples tetter eczema or any skin disease within reach of an outward application Palmer's Lotion is advertised as a great beautifier and skin curer kept for household use. The ad notes Palmer's Lotion Soap harnesses all medicinal properties and suggests using it with the lotion for better results. A free pamphlet with testimonials and a sample is offered via Solon Palmer, 374 Pearl Street New York.
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Palmer
Solon Palmer
Earl Street
New York
Something for All Seasons in a City Club
An uptown political club narratives mock a wife of a member who rose from poverty via a garbage contract. Her new home in a fine neighborhood prompts a department store interaction where she rejects the notion of a single spring mattress, clarifying she wants one usable year round.
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Market Street
Philadelphia
Farm land in Marinette County offered for sale
The speaker argues against a wrong approach to a major problem and urges inspecting farming country along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line in Marinette County Wisconsin. It boasts productive crops abundant work markets climate pure water and affordable long term land sales. Address C E Rollins land agent 161 La Salle Street Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marinette County
Wisconsin
C. E. Rollins
la Salle,St
Chicago
Ill
Maude and Clara Weigh Love Against Wealth in Exchange
A dialogue quoted from the Chicago Evening News contrasts romantic love with money based marriage. Maude rejects marrying a man she does not love unless he is wealthy, while Clara would love him if he had a million. The exchange highlights social pressures and moral questions of happiness, wealth, and marriage.
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Maude
Clara
Chicago Evening News
Carter's Ink Ad Promotes Ink for All Students
An advertising blurb urges both boys and girls to learn writing with Carter's Ink, claiming it to be the best in the world. The ad offers a free booklet titled Inke lings in Ink from Carter's Ink Co of Boston.
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Cotton Belt
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Jones
D. P.A
Memphis
Tenn
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T.P.A
Hemphis
W.G. Adams
T.P. A
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F. R. Wyatt
Cincinnati
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H. H. Sutton
Chattanooga
Teen
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Carter’s Ink Co
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al Pythias
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Borrower Borrows Easy Graphter Well Noted
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a letter asking for two dollars with a spelling slip that changed the amount to two dollars. The correspondent says Borrows-Easy and Graphter-Well are misnamed, noting the sender's note and a $100 response.
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Philadelphia Press
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old product pitch urging a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets sold by all druggists. It promises a money back refund if it fails to cure.
Fragments Reflect Early 20th Century Ads and Quips
A collage of brief quotes and testimonials from 1900s papers. Includes a sportsman remark about shooting rabbits and a cashiering quip on upright conduct, a Minneapolis cough cure testimonial, a biting social remark, and Putnam Fadeless Dyes boasting universal fiber compatibility.
A few men are self-made, but many more are self-unmade
A short aphorism from the Chicago Daily News notes that while some men create their own success, many fail to shape their own futures, suggesting caution about reliance on self effort alone.
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Chicago ‘Daily N News
Constitutional Cure Pledge Prompts Cautious Debate
A snippet reflects a political quip about a constitutional remedy priced at 75c and a remark on danger and courage. The cartoonish aside mentions readers and a judge, hinting at a public discourse captured in the Chicago Daily News.
Edna Ellis Recovers After Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A school teacher cites ten years of monthly agony and numerous doctors with no relief. She describes a wrecked nervous system and side pain, nearly facing surgery before writing to Mrs. Pinkham. She claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped and offers to answer letters.
Nebraska the Land of Plenty and Prices for Travel
A clipped ad touts Nebraska as a land of plenty with cheap farm goods and pleasant climate. It promotes a pamphlet about Nebraska and The Western Grazing Country, illustrated with a large sectional map, available by monthly issue and urging readers to buy tickets through a ticket agent.
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Nebraska
No clear event headline from fragmented ad text
Fragmentary notice mentions prices and a plan to earn funds at home, with references to Franklin College and an instruction to state seeing the ad, but no coherent event, date, or organization details to confirm.
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Wullians
Franklin College
Sonacon
Fragmentary OCR Note on Bank and Judging Lines
Partial OCR fragment mentions Citizens' Bank and featured judgement lines. It references finance and legal context but lacks clear facts or names to form a complete summary.
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