New York City Suffering from Snowstorm and Hardship
New York suffered through a severe snowstorm causing deaths and widespread distress. Streets blocked, public transit paralyzed, and thousands sought work shoveling. Salvation Army aid and bread lines extended, while accidents and exposure took several lives amid record cold.
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New York
Oleae Tog
Win
Aince
Salvation Army
Woodlawn
Polleenan
New Jersey
Ira
Relugi
John M. Starch
Shrewsbury
Creest
Lea
Ferree's Slayer Cleared After Three-Hour Jury
Philadelphia reports Andrew Jackson Detsen was acquitted after a three day trial for the November murder of Hur Ferree in a boarding house. The jury deliberated three hours, triggering enthusiastic court demonstrations and renewed interest in the case.
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Ferree
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson Detsen
Hur Ferree
Javd
Parsons Declares for Hughes Endorsement Meeting Set
Parsons, New York, January 25, says as Republican county committee chair he will call a meeting for next Monday evening to consider endorsing Gov Haghan for the Hon. The pledge aims to instruct and mobilize support for Haghan in every way, with confidence that New York will be united.
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Parsons
Hughes
New York
New York Republican
Haghan
Arrests of Four Alleged Incendiaries At Buckeye News Nuggets
Four men including Malcolm Goode and Abrahar Goode were arrested by Deputy Monon at the state fire chief's office on charges of arson and destroying property worth $6,000 after a fire at a South Tar Rain livery stable. Goode, hailed a hero for saving 22 horses, claims the animals were untired before the blaze and escaped when doors opened. Written confessions implicate the other brothers. all four are jailed.
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Janth
Freon
Cilwir
Debs Ant Malcolm Both
Abrahar Goode
Dewuty Monon
Critil
Beal
Goode
Ohio Lawyer Freed After Ten Day Fine Payment
A Toledo man sentenced by the supreme court to ten days in jail and a $100 fine for conspiring to fraudulently obtain a certificate to practice law in Ohio was released from the county jail after paying the fine and costs. He had already served 11 days and did not claim a rebate on his fine before release. The court also ordered meals served to be taken from outside, ending a local custom.
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Austin
Columbus
Alte UN
Toledo
Supreme Court
Ohio
Costa
State board bribe claim prompts grand jury inquiry
An investigation by the state board of agriculture may broaden into a criminal case. Attorney General Hillis discusses a grand jury probe as James W. Fleming the boards assistant secretary claims he was offered a 23400 dollar annual bribe to alter fertilizer samples submitted for expert analysis.
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State Board of Agriculture
al Ix Elie
Hillis
Ellis
James W. Fleming
Ae Sielint
Beard
Columbus Ohio Legislature Adjourns With New Precinct Plan
The Ohio legislature adjourned Friday and reconvened Monday to hear a bill by Senator VanoverWeredweed proposing an additional precinct in overlapping village townships. The measure would allow elections in villages with fewer than typical voters, with 24 voters in Vanover’s district required to vote at the township polling place.
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Columbus
Oy Dan
Obie Tegislature
Fom
Howse Ehuply
Senate
Vanover Weredweed
Vanover
Boats and Lives Lost in Norfolk Oyster Schooner Disaster
Four oyster schooners are reported lost near Norfolk Virginia with two fishermen feared dead after bodies washed ashore. Rescue efforts and maritime authorities investigate weather and sea conditions linked to the incident.
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Norfolk
Jon
Peidaye Ehem
Coal Thieves Grow Bold in City Coalyards and Alleys
Cleveland police and investigators widen probe into coal thefts from rail yards and backyards. Court testimony shows storekeepers taking coins or drinks as payment for stolen coal, prompting intensified enforcement.
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Cleveland
Harrie Denies Ohio Governor Nomination Rumor
Columbus Jan 25 Gov Harrie denied a newspaper report that he would refuse the Republican nomination for governor. In a letter to B A Derthick master of the Clio Grange he asked for confirmation or denial of the story and said he would not resign or delay any appointment.
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Harvie
Columbus
Harrie
George F. Haynes
Licartirte Dietriet
Fust
Harrison Priday
B. A. Derthick
Clio Grange
Broker Accused of Embezzlement in Akron Case
Allen Kirkhelde of Cleveland was arrested in Norwalk Thursday night and brought there on a charge of embezzling $870 as an agent of the Bryan Monny Co. He held a broker's license in Akron.
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Akron
Allen Kirkhelde
Cleveland
Norwalk
Ate Bryan Molny Co
Gompers Defies Gould Edict In Fe Labor Case Appeal Soon
Washington January 26 In an editorial the American Federationist president Samuel Gompers denounces Justice Goulds injunction as an invasion of press and constitutional rights. He says the boycott against Buck Stove and Range Co is secondary to defending liberties and notes lawyers will appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The action against the Federation of Labor and its officers was filed in the District of Columbia supreme court regarding the magazines boycott.
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Washington
American Federation of Jailor
Bate Hel Chpers
Prdor Doniat
Justice Gould
Gompers
Buck Stove and Range Co
Prineiule
Sfa
American Federationist
Gormpers
United States Supreme Court
Federation of Labor and
Ite
Supreme Court of
District of
Winbia
Hopton
Stove Company
Thawtat Adjourned Over Missing Defense Witnesses
Shredded notice reports Thawtat adjourned until Monday due to no marcival of witnesses for the defense. Haytian officials seek asylum at Port De Paix American consular agency as unrest unfolds. Fires claim lives in Bartolsville Oklahoma and Levington Indiana. Dr Charles W Eliot urges compulsory trade assignment for American youth via legal authority.
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Port de Paix
Hayti
Waite
Bartolsville
Okla
George Moyer
James H. Smith
Hir
Mattie Halpin
H. W. Himith
Levington
Ind
Charles W. Eliot
Ftarvard University
Riot Ends Pennsylvania Guard Indoor Track Meet
The indoor track meet of Company I First segment Pennsylvania National Guard in Philadelphia ended in a riot after Marvin Sheppard of the Inter American Athletic Club punched Guy Haskins of the University of Pennsylvania during a 1oth yard race. Haskins backers attacked Sheppard. police restored order after about a dozen officials intervened. the referee disqualified Sheppard and awarded the race to Haskins.
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Company I
Pennsylvania National Guard
Marvin Sheppard
Inter American Athletic Club
New York
Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Haskion
Sheppard
King
Felends
Haskins
Mwygwrd
Walker Seeks Fight of Extradition in Mexico City Case
Walker Will Fight Extradition in Mexico City. Sir William FF Walker, deaconding cashier of Lie New Britain Cont. savings bank, resists extradition to the United States. Arrest reported at Ensenode Lower California, with no details on the alleged large sum or the bank theft.
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Walker
Mexico City
William FF
New Britain
Savings Bank
Mexico
Enaenode
California
Tie Bank
Waa
Judge Rules Against Amalgamated Window Glass Workers
A common pleas court in Cleveland on January 2 orders the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America dissolved, finding the union formed an illegal trust restraining trade. The decision credits the cutters and flatteners with use of machinery. it prevents dissolution of labor relations but bars the union from interfering with machinery use. The funds are limited, debts to be paid, and an appeal noted, leading to a new group forming as Nations Window Glass Workers.
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Mattdnera
Amalgamated
Window Glass Workers of America
George I Philips
Common Pleas Court
Cuttard
Elation
Glass Trust
Phillips
Detog
Organten
Renter
Wink
Flegald Tie Bor
Kutu
Window Glass Workers Heli
Aseociatimn
He Nations
Lin
Window Glas
Alltenative Board
Peddig
Thorpe sues Cortelyou for ten thousand dollars
Washington January 25 Francis Thorpe of the University of Pounay vunis a noted author has filed mandamus proceedings in the district court to compel Secretary Cortelyou to pay 10000 for compiling five volumes titled Charters Constitutions and Organic Laws of States and Territories authority by Congress Cortelyou refused payment claiming Thorpe did not fulfill the contract.
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Sues Cortelyou
Washington
Poof
Francis Thorpe
University of Pounay Vunis
Temiprom
Columbia
Cortélyou
States
Receiver Appointed in Pittsburgh Company Insolvency
On January 25 in Pittsburgh, three creditors petitioned for relief and Jon G Biapron, secretary and treasurer, was named receiver for Grovtaingar Carpet and Furniture Co. The firm’s property is valued at about $120,000 with receivables around $40,000. Liabilities total about $105,000.
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Pittaburg
Grovtaingar Carpet and Furniture Co
Jon G
Biapron
Bealdes
Promises to Give 200000 for Berea College
New York January 25 Andrew Canny pledged to donate 200000 to Berea College in Kentucky contingent on the college raising a corresponding amount the president says is needed The college serves both white and Negro mountain residents in Kentucky Deadlock continues in Frankfort Kentucky with a senatorial stalemate as Ex Gay and Bockman fall short Bradley also lacks votes while Beckham gains leverage.
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New York
Andrew Cannyglo
Berea Salle
al Berea
Kentucky
Frankfort
Bockman
Bradley
Beckham
Manalaughter motorman Paul Kelly found guilty in second degree
Of Manalaughter New York January 25 Paul Kelly a Ninth Avenue elevated line motorman indicted for homicide in the September 4 wreck that killed 16. He was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree. The jury recommended mercy. The case arose from the crash along Fifty third Street near Math Window.
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Manalaughter
New York
Paul Kelly
Ninth Avenue
Kelly
Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief and Free Sample
An old newspaper feature portrays Mr White persuading Mr Black to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It touts the tablets as digesting food, easing heartburn and indigestion, with a promise of a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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Mr. Jawhite
Mr. Black
Bauerkraut
Newburg
Hot Mines PLC
White
Mr. White
Tistande
Stuart
Stuart Co
Convicted of Rebating in Buffalo case proceeds toward new trial
In federal court here a jury found the Mutual Transit Co of Buffalo guilty on rebates to Ala World Co of Kimani Pa for Leon pipe shipment over the Great Lakes. Judgment awaits motion for a new trial, with maximum penalty $20,000 possible. A missing Canton man search begins after Benjamin Walker disappearance. In Frankfort Indictment charges International Harvester Co with price fixing uniting McCormick Champion Derring and Osborne brands in violation of antitrust law.
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Pimira
Mutual Transit Co
Buffalo
Willibell
Ala Worl Co
Kimani
Leon Pipe
Great Lakes
Canton
Pasadena
Cab
Jan
Nomerice
Benjamin
Walker
Wen
W. Tl. Walker
Mother and Son Convicted in Defraud Conspiracy
Historical report states Mrs McCracken and her son William J McCracken were sentenced to jail terms in an 19th century case for conspiracy to defraud merchants. Her two daughters were discharged. The sentence followed a court hearing in the Workhouse with the defendant group accused of illicit schemes.
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Woy Bington
Jin
Mew Huth McCracken
Urew Monthy
Wiliam J. McCracken
Siilar
Indicted for Conspiracy in Washington Friday
Charles F. Tabler Harry Witnauatte and Andrew Lavins were indicted here Friday for conspiracy. They are charged with taking from the Hamilton Hank Note yorea and Printing Co of New A large number of utrapt oar rinted for the ae Ratan Sad Electric Co. The rent alleges that Tabler aad Wimeau ook the Uckets and Aviwered them to hansom the city and that the tot named Was to Hell them here, the pre cooks being divided among the throw wen.
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Washington
Stan
Charles F. Tabler
Harry Witnauatte
Andrew Lavins
Hamilton Hank Note Yorea and Printing Co
New
Ae Ratan Sad Electric Co
Thrent
Tabler
Lawyer Hamill Dies in Chicago After Trial Work
Chicago obituary notes the death of Janel R Hamill of Torre Maite ted ony, longtime counsel for John A Walch in a recent trial. The report states he died Friday after a prolonged illness, leaving a prominent legal career and ties to the local bar.
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Hamill
Chicago
Janel R. Hamil
Review of Trade Report Positive Yet Cautious Markets
Review of Trade notes renewed manufacturing activity and abundant money but weaker purchasing power. Buyers arrive in large numbers in dry goods markets with fair orders at near list prices. Industrial news highlights rising machinery output but limited by curtailed coal and iron, building operations resuming slowly amid cautious demand.
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New York
Jas
R. G. Dun & Co
Eany
Fanny
Lagettier
Iit
Political Debate in Congress Draws Sharp Attacks
In a Feb 36 congressional session, lawmakers addressed a wide range of topics. The most heated exchange centered on a Notragian political faresust by Sew Growvenor of Ohio, as supporters defended Mr. Beyan amid critical arguments against Bryan’s campaigns.
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Congresa
Walshngton
Althouet
Ait
Hitelbork
Sew
Growvenor
Ohio
Mr. Beyan
Kelfar
Bryan
A Daring Escape from Prison
A chaotic break from a fortress is reported with stray names and blurred details. The article mentions Dr. Lopes and a conspiracy tied to a high social circle, describing an escape during an automobile arrival and a mysterious window entry.
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Aden
Dan
Lopes
Dr. Lopes
Phonics Were the Real Thing in Lemoyne Case
Testimony before magistrate M. De Hany on Henry Lemoyne the timing maker and dealer in diamonds from De Deer Mining Co. describes several stones given to Julian Werner sold to Mme Lemoyne. Witnesses claim tones were selected from a lot produced in court.
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Purie
Henri Lemoyne
M. de Hany
Lemoyne
Julian Wernher
de Deer Mining Co
Mme. Lemoyne
de Haan
Prohibition Proposal Reported in Michigan Constitutional Convocation
A proposal from the committee on liquor regulation recommends that the manufacture and sale of malt brewer, vinous and intoxicating liquors be forever prohibited in Michigan after May 1, 1800 with carve outs for medicinal and religious uses. The report is attributed to the constitutional convention proceedings.
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Michigan
Latving
Mich
Fia
Committee On
Bomb Throwers Perform in Alabama
Movigun ry, Ala Jan 26. Dynamite bombs exploded at Girard in front of novice deputies of the Saward Order league and two ministers. Nobody was hurt.
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Alabama
Movigun
Ala
Girard, al
Preakténtof the Saward Order League
Netody
Students War Aids OSU Club House Renovation Drive
Ohio State University students plan to ask the legislature for $125000 to renovate a clubhouse on the campus. A meeting with representatives from every county in the state has backed the effort and urged each county student to secure support from their delegates to vote for the appropriation.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Gin
Better Mind Her P s and Q s
A quizzical vignette shows a child from Banday School recalling proverbs about trust in the Lord and princes. Muttering questions, the girl overhears her mother scolding helpers while jelly-making, expressing disappointment at misapplied trust and pride in past lessons.
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Uute Gin
Price
Tony
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