Burglars Loot Bank in Grackamen Hewson Heist
A professional three man crew blew open the vault of the Piret National Bank. They escaped by automobile toward Groton after Tarbell fired at them from his home, with cash and pills scattered in the vault as evidence of their haste. Authorities believe the robbers planned the job carefully and warn of further action by the Ohio legislature on prison labor policies.
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Pepperer
Mase
Tee
Piret Na |Ional Bank
Groton
Rirnest Tarbell
Hest Dodr
Tarbell
Henry F. Tarbell
Condition Not Serioun at Ohio State University President Thompson
Announcement Wednesday stated the condition of Ohio State University President Thompson is serious. Physicians indicated gall stones may be involved, though no definitive diagnosis has been provided. The report notes the possibility of preliminary surgery and mentions ongoing care at a hospital in Columbus.
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Columbus
WO. Thompson
Ohio State University
Telegraphic Brevities Chronicle Various 19th Century Updates
A roundup of brief notices: Roosevelts mark 32nd anniversary quietly at St George’s London. Charleston West Virginia livery stable fire claims 20 horses. Fire Chief Rand injured in crowd incident. Pope improves after a cold. Nebraska judge Sullivan sworn after appointment by Gov. Sheldon. Dr Andrew McCoach in serious condition from carriage crash and pneumonia. Roy Van Housen sentenced to five years in federal prison. Yonkers council revokes Yonkers Mailroad Co franchises, risking $50,000 bond forfeiture.
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Mra Roosevelt
St. George's Church
London
Goff Bros
Charleston
W.V
Rand
Holy Father
T. Sullivan
Columbus
Nob
Nebraska Supreme Bench
Sheldon
Itrudge Sullivan
Andrew McCoach
New York
Roy van Housen
Peoples’ Nanal Bank
Franklinville
Hazel
United States Dictrict Court
Buffalo
Atlanta
Common Council of
Yonkers
Yonkers F Mailroad Co
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Coal and Coke Railway Case
Judge Burdett in Kanawha County circuit court overruled the plaintiff’s demurrer to the defendants’ answer in mandamus proceedings filed by Coal & Coke Railway against Attorney General Gunley and Prosecuting Attorney Arity. The case seeks to prohibit enforcement of the two cent rate law. With preliminaries completed, the case will be tried on facts. The railroad claims the two cent rate is confiscatory.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dee
Burdett
Circuit Court
Kanawha County
Coal & Coke Railway
Gunley
Arity
New York Considers 10 Million Suspension Bridge
discussions consider building a 1 200 to 1 500 foot main span suspension bridge over the Hudson River north of the city near Peekskill to carry a conduit for a new water supply system now under construction. the bridge would enable traffic flow and may be needed to support the essential giant randalt arrangements.
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New York
Peekskill
Randalt
Tragic Hotel Encounter Reported in Brooklyn
A garbed young woman registered at a Brooklyn hotel was found dead after a bell boy, drawn by a revolver sound, entered the room. The incident unfolds amid a preposse scene with figures from Sioux Falls and New York Detective Division Three.
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New York
Det
Trouklyn Hotel
Aedra
Pilener
New York raid uncovers women hidden in Brooklyn site
Police raided a Brooklyn location Wednesday and found more than 20 women hiding under floors and in concealed areas. Officers traced a secret arrangement leading to the discovery as inmates were transported to the station.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pollo
Choker Issues Formal Retort Over Wise Attacks
Richard Croker, returning to America for a private visit, rejects Rabbi Wise's charges linking him to political battering. He defends Tammany Hall ties and asserts Wise seeks to politicize Democratic factions while dismissing the dinner as a private function attended by longtime allies.
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New York
Richard Croker
E. Wise
Clereyman
Inter
Ethical Social
Wise
Croker
Dr. Wise
Tweed
West
Tamamny Hal
Bainwel J. Tih
Pittabirg Stock Brokers Refer to Rainbow for Clarification
In Pittsburgh on December 3, Job D. Armstrong & Co a well known stock firm with offices in the Farmers Bank building made an amendment to Walter P. Rainbow of Chapman Rainbow attorneys. The two parties estimate the value of the suspension at about $1,000,000 though the total extent is not yet clear. Rainbow said he has not had time to review details and will issue a fuller statement in a few days.
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Dayton
Kentucky Coal Mining Co
John M. Midfard
Four Years for Manslaughter in Hartford Case
In Hartford Connecticut on December 3, W B Kibbe and WH Phair drivers involved in a fatal automobile crash were found guilty of manslaughter. Phair received a four year sentence in state prison while Kibbe’s term is to be determined.
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Hartford
Conn
Kibbe
Phair
Wedoes
Phurvday
Election Returns Confirm Harmon as Governor in Ohio
Columbus reports the state canvas confirms Julgon Harmon elected governor and D S Creamer as state treasurer. Several legislators’ certificates accompany their election papers. funds and certificates were returned due to legal misunderstandings.
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Columbus
O. den
Congress
Secretary of State
Ohio Soldier Dies in Alliance After Illness
Dee Si HM Sharer commander for Chin of the Grand Army of the Republic died Wednesday at his Alliance residence. He was attacked by stomach issues and attempted to cave fins broke. He served in the One Hundred Fifteenth regiment Dhlo Volunteer Infantry throughout the Civil War.
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Ohio
Alliance
Dee
Sharer
Grand Army of the Republic
One Hundred and Fifteenth Regiment
Dhlo Volunteer Infantry
Daring Robber Captured After Pittsburg Jewelry Heist
In the North Side business district near the Pennsylvania railroad station a daring robber entered Theodore Frey’s Jewelry, held employees, shattered the plate glass window, and fled with diamonds and jewelry valued at $19,000 as crowds watched. A bystander later aided in recovery helping police seize the thief.
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Pittsburg
Dee 4
North Side
Allegheny
Penpeylvania
Theodore Frey
Kepe Dius
Pyramid Drug Co Piles Cure Claim Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Drug Co claiming quick relief from piles. The copy touts an overnight cure, urging readers to mail fifty cents or provide address for a trial package, with emphasis on no hospital or surgery.
Telephone case postponed in Toledo during Bell Independent suit
In Toledo Ohio the United States Telephone Company and the Independent filed an injunction against Bell System to stop exchanging their exchanges. The hearing before Judge Robert W Taylor was postponed indefinitely at Bell Interests request to allow defense preparation. Judge Taylor went to Cleveland. Judge L B Kappen may take up the matter here. Braley and Brown of Toledo attend a Chicago conference for Independent Interests. Local Bell officials see no move to settle out of court.
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Toledo
United States Telephone Co
Independent
Beil
Bell
Robert W. Taylor
United States Circuit Court
Rine
Taylor
Cleveland
L. B. Kappen
James Bralley
Olas Ones Brown
Chicago
Bell Company
Woman Collapses in Court in Davis Murder Trial
In Omaha Nebraska the trial of Charles F. Davis for the murder of Drylol Rustin Jr. proceeded with witnesses Mia Austin and Hannah Dineen recounting events. Dineen testified that she saw a man resembling Davis near the Austin home before midnight the night of the shooting and identified life insurance policies on her husband as incontestable upon settlement. Autopsy by Dr. W R Lavender suggested the fatal shot differed from a fling.
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Omaha
Ned
Mra
Rustin
Hannah Dineen
Charles F. Davis
Drylol
Mia
Austin
Gurley
Surelie
Miss Dineen
English
Mine Dineen
Rutetin
Main
W. R. Lavender
Railroads plan through train to Pacific coast
The Great Northern and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy will run a through Chicago to Pacific coast passenger train next spring, cutting seven hours from the schedule to meet competition from Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul and Union Pacific. Chicago judges prepare a report on increased salaries for federal judges, with bar associations coordinating actions.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Chicago nurse dies suddenly in Mecklenberg wedding day
A Chicago nurse, oldest in the city and known for a long client list, died suddenly of pneumonia. Her funeral was in Chicago as details of her life from New Orleans and Civil War-era ancestry emerge. A Mecklenberg wedding in a small town ends with a registrar exchange where the bridegroom initially asks for time to think and the bride declines a weathered partner.
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Chicago
Tee
Mitemma Retetaw
Alnie A
New Orleans
Mecklenburg
Tea powder and infusion a historic method described
The account traces how tea was once ground into powder and brewed as an infusion in Portugal and parts of Europe. It notes that grinding tea resembled coffee preparation, extending the leaf’s use, and mentions the shift from decoction to infusion. A related commentary warns of fire hazards from improper flue and chimney maintenance and the dangers of poor fireproofing materials.
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Europe
China
Portugal
Abbe Hue
Uley
London Times
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Hattie
Pieter
Ermer
Choker
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Ras. E. Wise
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Binald Johnson Martini
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Gov. Harris
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Michigan
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State Auditor
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Pyramid Drug Co
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Hocking Valley
Detroit
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