Prison Officials Sentenced in Philadelphia Robbery Case
A Philadelphia court jailed ten policemen and accomplices for long terms after they were found guilty of larceny and plot involving robberies in a white district. Officers Straub Kelly and others received seventeen to twenty years while two conspirators, Frost and Rothenberger, drew four years and reform school terms respectively.
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Joe
John W. Straub
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Luekenbiil
Frost
Rothenberger
Huntington
Congress Debates Hague Treaty and Patent Bills
Washington reports on Senate foreign relations action favoring a Hague treaty on contract debts and hearings on patent and manufacturing bills. The piece notes veto considerations, info requests to the attorney general, and a storm-related prisoner incident in Iowa.
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Everett
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Neb
Americus
Henry Tot van Pixtainit
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Hone Portal
Corrier
Eltheon
Genwen
Memberney of Commerce and Labor
Shickelfont
Bing
Lowa
Wes
Payne
Telegraphic News From Distant Lands And Courts
A jumble of mislabeled items reports a convict capture near Brooklyn, a New York Stock Exchange closure notice for Good Friday and Easter, and various political and criminal events. It mentions calls for equal accommodations, a fatality in Kokomo, a New York daughter’s engagement, a proclamations note, and a Michigan fine for false pretenses amid a crowded paragraph of unrelated sensational items.
Canadian Customs Officer Arrested at Emerson Moment
Canadian customs officer Mon BeTidrhert Wright from Winnipeg was arrested at Noyes Minnesota by a U S immigration officer on charges related to smuggling into the United States. May French, refused admission two weeks earlier, is linked to the case. Wright is the son of Emerson’s mayor and was taken to Crookston, Minnesota.
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Winnipeg
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Petition to Kentucky Governor for Caleb Powers Pardon
Armed with 4 petition for the pardon of Caleb Powers former secretary of state of Kentucky the murder of William Gee mayor Doyle of Croenfielt left Wednesday for Frankfort to prevent the petition to Gay Willson of Kentucky. The petition is aligned by 102240 residents of Illinois.
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Old Age Cause of Resignation at New York Life
Alexander and Orr long served as directors and one-time president of New York Life Insurance Co. They retired Wednesday after years of leadership. Orr cited advanced age and health issues as the reason for his withdrawal from the company.
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Alexander & Orr
New York Life Insurancy Co
Orr
Lin Health
Glase Plant Destroyed in Peary Glade Fire
A Glase plant in Clerion near Oo City Pennsylvania was destroyed by fire Wednesday during a loan default crisis. The blaze left about 200 workers unemployed and tied to a liability of six thousand dollars.
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Fee Wermeaday
Panic at School Leaves Children Hurt and Parents Frightened
Turmoil erupted as a panic at a school injures several children while parents react in fear. A chaotic scene formed outside the building with shouting women, slogans, and a feared threat to blow up a public source. Police and staff responded as exclamations of distress echoed and injuries were reported among the students.
Politician Pleads Not Guilty After Fake Securities Scheme
A political figure tied to a mock investment fraud case faced a bond set at 5000 dollars after being moved from Cleveland. Prosecutors alleged the scheme involved forged documents and an implied cash outlay of ten thousand dollars. A witness from Cleveland testified in the hearing.
Settlement Talks Under Way For Mine Workers Rift
The committee of United Mine Workers is meeting in Innes City in April to settle differences. T. L. Lewis, national president, is expected to arrive in Kansas City early to play a key role in the conference.
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No Extradition for Frenchman in Paris Case
The Paris court rules no law exists in France under which Roy can be extradited to the United States. The Frenchman, who married an American woman named Geita Cate, was investigated after his wife of English mother filed the case at Newlogton, N. The decision ends the pursuit by American authorities.
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Prisoner’s death linked to reformatories in New York
The article notes a prisoner named Caytin was finally released from Napanoch reformatory after years of confinement and was involved in a fatal incident at a Brooklyn home on Wiener Street. The account references reformatories and a violent conclusion tied to a ward of a New York institution.
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Carlin
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Napanoch
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Hotel Proprietor Killed in Yonkers Collision
Edward J Downing proprietor of Hotel Athates ford of Svineton was killed instantly in a collision between an automobile and a trolley car on Warktmvan avenue Wednesday. The incident occurred in Yonkers on an April date. details indicate a fatal accident involving a hotel owner.
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Edward J Downing
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Svineton
Contract for Halls Awarded
Wanlington aged nine wins a contract for a terrnabalite project amid a tangled local bid process. The award emphasizes ongoing work by The BR Gt Hotton Ge uf Bullies and references a Wednesday ruling by Wanlington’s committee.
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Indictment Dropped On Once-Accused Kingston Man
A New York Supreme Court judge dropped the long‑dormant indictment against Jon Taylor, once charged with the death of Thomas Murray. The court cited the man’s current upright character and his two‑decade concealment of his past. Taylor, now a respected merchant in Kingston, has a wife and six children, all unaware of his earlier misfortune.
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Supreme Court of New York
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Thomas Murray
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Blows City theater upset leads to Wednesday cancellation
Blafiohe Waluh fell ill during a performance forcing the Wednesday show to be canceled. The actress recovered enough to travel with the company to South Dakota after the play. The note mentions price maintenance expectations in iron and steel markets, amid postwar stock adjustments.
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German officers and count arrive in New York for emperor report
Maj. Steinbrinck and Lieut. Von Hanstein of the German army and Count Carmer of Berlin have arrived in New York after visits to Washington Boston Niagara Falls and West Point to report to the German emperor on subjects of interest.
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Boston
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West Point
Students Dismissed From Clemesen College On All Hallows Day
About 107 students at Clemesen College were dismissed on Wednesday as part of the All Palms day holiday. The total includes 1 member of the junior class who was absent due to the event.
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Clemeon College
Train Collision Claims Conductor In Parkernbury
A head on crash near Parkernbury on Wednesday caused the death of Conductor W Bache. Engineer O W Footer and Conductor Wilton McDonall, both of this city, are blamed for the fatal collision at the division headquarters area.
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Atlantic fleet movements after San Francisco review
A program outlines the Atlantic fleet’s movements after Secretary Metcalf’s San Francisco review. The fleet departs May 18, arrives at Puget Sound May 28, with events described for the Navy department public display.
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Wallington
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Large Gift Announced for Catholic School in Philadelphia
Arch bishop Ryan announces a large gift to fund a Catholic high school for gifted students in Philadelphia. The donor is believed to be Mrederice Canfelis Ponfield, wife of Anne Weight man-Walker, with the aim of supporting education and religious instruction in the city.
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Ryan Awel Tolay
Mrederice Canfelis Ponfield
Tremerly Mire
Anne Weightman-Walker
Gifte
Piles Cured at Home With Hidden Pyramid Remedy
A fragmented ad promises quick pile relief at home through a Pyramid Drug Company remedy. It claims a free trial package and full cure invoicing via a private, inexpensive solution, urging readers to send name and address for a discreet yet dubious offer.
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Drie Co
Buckeye Briefs Condensed Governing Signatures Passed
Governor signature required for measures on rail, shipping, and open shop policies. Lake Carriers meeting in Cleveland with executives and labor leaders, open shop debate raises wage and stock concerns. Ohio finance and corporate actions include Brow Badgere Realty and American Savings Bank increasing capital, and Long Island Railway stock changes. Cocaine regulation bill advances, liquor-town move cited with drug trade note.
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Brow Badgere Realty Co
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Feinees O. Mrow
Vincent J Hedgers
Conese O. Willian
Thomas Hedger
Philly Luli
American Savings Bank Co
Cleveland
It Capital
Laie Hire & Yerngetown Raiway Co
Coneneaut
Ity Snpital Stoke
Cleveland Woman Seeks Divorce Over Diet Permit
A Cleveland woman Mrs. Agnew Chen of 1988 Columbus Road alleges her husband threatened divorce after she could not keep the table supplied with season’s doucneies on an allowance of 14 cents per day. She says she frequently visited her father’s house for support amid the dispute.
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Agnew Chen
Columbus Road
Angela Michael
Accident Leaves Man Shot in Foot in Cleveland
Andrew Crane ton of 10603 Columbia Avenue NS FL was accidentally shot in the foot on Wednesday. The revolver dropped from his pocket as he alighted from his automobile at his office in the Colonial Arcade, discharging and piercing his ankle.
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Andrew Craneton
Columbia Avenue
Colonial Arcade
Attempted Starvation Story Shocks City Hospital Scene
A man identified as George Miser, player of Mrs Tilite Hartenstein, lies at City hospital near death from starvation. He allegedly tried to starve himself to death after facing the murder accusation, and had refused nourishment.
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George Mister
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Tilite Hartenstein
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Cleveland Man Falls From Train Near Pintisburg
Lee Smith of Cleveland was found after falling from a train during the night. He was picked up by section men near Pintisburg and brought to City hospital for treatment.
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Illness Keeps Rep Harlan at Home. committee report delayed
From Columbia on 6 April a report notes Representative Harlan of Morrow County and Sneaker of the Meek investigating committee are confined to their homes by illness and no committee report will be issued this week. Breabenville reports a fire at a meal market origin mysterious with small village impact.
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Morrow County
Meek Inves Heating Committee
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Hopedale
Fire and Gas Explosion Destroy Market and Homes in Hopedale
An explosion triggered by a gas leak in Hopedale destroyed the Liggettment market and eight residences including those of Far Keron and Robert Snyder. The fire heavily damaged a post office, while legal and municipal proceedings involving city bonds and improvement assessments are noted in subsequent material.
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Amazed At Statements by Washington Officials on Venezuela
An editorial in the official organ condemns haste and questions U S policy toward Venezuela. It notes past U S aid under Presidents Cleveland and Bowen, and cites The Hague references as impartial recourse. A Navy dispatch from Commander Hood confirms mail openings at La Guaira were inadvertent and in line with published statements.
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Ohio State Legislature News From Columbus April Senate
Ohio senate bills extend operation of the statute to interurban and street railways and ease or repeal Werthe road laws. Appropriations include 2000 dollars for a George Rogers Clark monument at Springfield. Clark County Historical Society to guard the site with 1000 dollars yearly for building commission members. Academic and school funding measures adjust salaries and meeting stipends. House bill allows 100 yearly for GAL memorial maintenance.
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New York Policeman Dies of Wound
A New York officer, John Drewnatan, who was shot by Police Sergeant Janes C. Nerney last Friday, died Wednesday. The report also notes Bresnahan’s arrest attempt and ensuing clash with Nerney during the street dispute. Meanwhile Marion, Ohio officials consider Silver Street improvements including grading, curbs, drainage, retaining walls, gutters, and paving, with plans filed for council review.
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