New York Inspector Suspended Amid Graft Confession
New York Commissioner of Police Waldo suspended Inspector Dennis Sigeeney and Captain Thomas Walsh after Walsh confessed on his sick bed to graft totaling about 100000. The filing implicated a deputy commissioner and connected inspectors, with grand jury testimony expected as district attorneys corroborate.
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Pope
Thomas Walsh
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Platt
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Judge Joseph N Carter Dies at 69 in Quincy
Former judge of the Winona supreme court Joseph N Carter died at 69 after a paralysis stroke He was born in Hardin County Kentucky served in the state legislature in 1878 and on the bench from 1854 to 1858 ending as chief justice his death announced from Quincy Illinois on February 7.
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Wlinola Supreme Court
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Kentucky
Government ownership urged for Alaska rail lines
President Taft backed government ownership with private operation for new Alaska railroads proposed to run 733 miles and serve the Yulso and Kuskokwim waterways. The plan, costing about 95 million dollars, would create two independent systems to promote rapid settlement and utilization of resources.
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Gallipoli Front Reports Balkan Advance and Turmoil
Dispatches from London cite Scutari governor killed as 60 000 Balkan troops seize Rushali and Gardenfolt while Bulgars and Servists push toward Scutari. Rumors claim Roger Bey sailed with remaining Turkish forces as Gallipoli residents flee panic. A Greek aviator reportedly dropped bombs on a Maldes arsenal amid chaotic retreat.
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Gallipoli
Thia
Elates
Men Pay Fines For Government Bookmaking Ring
Washington February 19 Several men caught in the government's bookmaking ring of 1910 pleaded guilty or nolle contendere In the lid that Supreme Court berers Friday and paid fines aggregating 350000 Louie Cella of BE Louis and Angie Cele and Samuel W Adler of New York were fined 10000 each Oscar J Rap pal of Jersey City 6000 and William F Fox of Baltimore and Charles Ry Alley of Washington 2500 each The defendants had appealed in vain to the Supreme Court of the United States.
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Angie Cele
Samuel W. Adler
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Oscar J. I Rappal
Jersey City
William F. Fox
Baltimore
Charles Ry Alley
Supreme Court of the United States
Quote snippets reflect circular musings on wealth and status
The fragmentary text cites money’s lure and social perception with remarks on vanity and retirement. It includes stray lines about larceny, fashion, and a salesman seeking attention through a militate life, losing focus amid unrelated phrases.
Giving Away the Secret
Brown mounted a mechanical plate near his front window and spent hours daily pedaling melodies. A neighbor noted his father is a great piano player, but William lift the mood with a witty remark about sore feet.
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Wiliam
William
Fragmented Irishman story in old newspaper snippet
An odd tale describes a sturdy Irishman known for a tough reputation who joins a construction firm at Parton parties Halil. A heat soaked scene erupts with a Haltians gang shirking as a chief engineer approaches and a shouting exchange follows.
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Aspal
Ivishinaz
Gecaston at Vieltor Noted in Quiet Interlude
A brief, fragmentary scene from a past era features Gecaston at Vieltor and a Yougeltanper of the paat Senerulion. A dialog unfolds about tiles and an Aunt Augualu clarifies that certain papers were neighbors' files and would occasionally arrive, not representing their own Youth's Companion.
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Umi
Darrow Gases Widened Case Echoes in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Darrow case expands as Judge Conley admits testimony from a former bribery trial and jurists discuss the limits of cultural evidence while the McNamara defense wins acquittal on a related charge. A separate fire in Lawrence kills Mrs Hix and her 12 year old daughter Dorothy.
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Cal
George N. Lockwood
Byoud Ng
Conley
McNamara
Lawrence, Mioly
E. A B. Hix
Dorothy
Tonud Yenlde Hor
Untitled Anecdotes and Odd Remedies in a Scribbled Page
A fragmentary notebook-like piece mixes health claims and quirky products. It mentions Hast herbs, Antimpie powder, Pippa bias, Dr Ploves, and Tiger items, suggesting cures, tonics, and novelty goods in a jumble of misread names and flavors.
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Alren
Pippa
Resinol Ointment Ad Claims Relief for Itchy Skin
A 1919 Baltimore advertisement recounts Mary Uttle's painful skin eruption and relief after using Resinol Ointment and Soap. Testimonial by Maude Schinechel cites improvement after initial applications and offers free samples via Resinol Chem Co for treatment of itching, burning, pimples, dandruff, and other skin troubles.
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Maude Schinechel
Presbury Street
Resino
Baltmore
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