Police Meeting Mr Duffy as Ottawa Disturbance Echoes
Detective Pavey questions Mr Duffy of Kansas City on a theft concern amid a show grounds search. A dead man, swathed in blankets and smelling of decay, lies in a bunk car as officers inspect a sidetrack near Highth Street. The crowd at the show includes reformers, intoxicated locals, and a chronic trouble with liquor as officers move to remove a disruptive ex-spouse and a known crust of thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekskin
Mr Duffy
Kansas City
Dufy
Pavey
Duffy
Mr. Duffy
Highth Street
Jenkins
Ottawa
Morris
Pritts
Hobson
Tate
Fourth Street
Fritts
Pritt
W. H. Walker
Raed
Woman Arrested For Breaking Into Hardware Store
Mary Lee Gee, twenty four, was held for examination after breaking into Edward Bartech’s hardware store at No. M1 Central Avenue, Jamey City. She and her mother were reported seen near the scene. Several revolvers were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Lee Gee
Hartware
Edward Bartech
Central Avenue
Jamey City
Hartech
Pereens
Cycle Records Lowered at Providence Meet
RL Ang M-Hueh Mc Lean set a new world speed record by cycling twenty miles in 42 seconds, defeating Albert Champion in the Coliseum event. Sam Calkins of Boeton beat Robert Martin in two straight heats to establish an amateur distance record with a 7:42.5 mark in the second heat. Three checks, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ang M—Hueh McLean
Albert Champion
Sam Calkins
Boeton
Robert Martin
Advisor in Charlottesville Aide in Carnegie Research
In Charlottesville Virginia on August 1 a professor from the University of Virginia served on the executive committee of the Carnegie Institution as advisor on original research in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathematica
Charlottesville
Ormondstous
Aiveruey
Virgin
Carnegie
New York and Jersey City Passengers Benefit from Vintage Rail Route
Officials promote the Bureau of attendants as a feature of the Vandeebilt Pennexivenka system linking Jersey City and New York stations. Atlantic steamship lines serve Jersey City, with inquiries handled by A B Rueble, traveling passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Atlantic Steamship Lines
A. B. Rueble
Kanes City
Russian loan listed on New York stock exchange
The 2,310,000 rouble rent bond issue from the Russian government was listed with Morgan & Co and others. Coupons payable quarterly in March June September December, with interest taxed at 6 percent and exemptions for certain non Russians. No fixed redemption date, registers available, bonds redeemable at the ministry option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Morgan & Co
Belmont & Co
Baring, Magoun & Co
Narloma City Bank
United States
Rosvia
Rassig
State Bank
Jis Grenches
Amptertan
Berlin
Frankfort
London
Parth
Elks Ban Street Fairs Under Lodges Memorandum
Salt Lake City Aug 14 The grand lodge of Elks adopted a rule banning street fairs or carnivals under lodge auspices with the law to take effect January 1 The debate was spirited but the resolution was adopted largely by the group The annual reunion ended with routine business and election of new grand officers Excursions to Ogden and nearby resorts were planned for the day and many Elks planned to attend the next days events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Lodge of Elks
Committee On
Elks Lodges
Gmund
Oder
Grant Lakes
Totsty
Zimw
Ogden
Seitatr
Tampa Fonls
Elke
Walt Palace
Testimony and court notes from Nebraskas Stowx county
A fragmentary report from Nebraska describes a woman named Habhearst facing a seven year term for assault, with references to Hubbard and others amid unclear details. Another item mentions a Wisconsin bill to regulate fish weights and a La Crosse attorney drafting the measure. A short sports snippet from Clay Center describes a special train with the Leutenvale team Fossey and covmecd tat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowx Uy
Jennie Craig
Jenne Potter
Gil Wee
Mereta C. Hubbardt
Kine County
Nebraska
Seven Tees
Neuraska
Charlie A. Dickson
Hubbard
Fragmentary Quack Ad Description Lures Reader
A garbled OCR fragment suggests an advertisement or notice touting a medicinal remedy for diarrhea and bowel issues. The text includes scattered references to Health claims and a potential product name, but readability is severely limited.
Potwin hostesses host informal lawn party guests
Airs J B Latimer hosted an informal afternoon on her Potwin lawn inviting members of the Chaldean club and visiting women entertained by Potwin families. The list includes Mrs Russell of St Louis and Miss McLagen of St Louis among others, with tours of the city and refreshments later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Latimer
Potwin
Gertrude
Frances
Attie
J. C McClintock
Attie McClintock
J.C. Mettintock
A. H. Thompson
Beade McFarland
Katherine McParland
Mildred Moeser
Emily Henderson
Wilhelmine Marboure
Dunsid Netswaneyr
David Isweniee
Laura Nelswanger
May Dy
Mildred Morten
Erence Mr Keever
Rolf Prtw
Hermione van Laer
Hele Louise Crosby
Gildys Gaw
Harold Gaw
Ismbel Merrill Puri
Laure Southwick
Teens enjoy watermelon party at church social
About forty young people from the Christian Endeavor society of the First Congregational church gathered on Fillmore Street Wednesday night for a social featuring a graphophone playing music and a spread of watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie Fleming
Maurice McMullen
Will Scott
John Heller
Louie Hnl
Leo Stooney
Jack Scott
Eddie Mooney
Dean Vie
John McCaulife
Jip Novwers
Christan Endeavor Society
Fillmore Street
A Look at Hopes and Habits in a Busy Life
A若1 a widower and widow compare constancy while noting illusions of gender roles. The piece critiques dull domestic life and the virtue of self restraint. It argues people tire of monotony and urges each person to pursue vocation, avocation, and at least a yearly vacation for balance.
Hale at 104 Years Rich Family Portrait in Fort Hamilton
At his daughter’s home on Fifth Avenue and Ninety-second Street Ralph Bullock celebrated his 104th birthday amid many descendants. Born in Belfast Ireland he emigrated early to the United States. He recalls a wedding held in a house once occupied by Robert E Lee at Fort Hamilton. Bullock, a longtime tobacco user, remains hale and confident of many more years, aided by 52 children and 173 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug
Henry Watts
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-second Street
Fort Hamilies
Ralph Bullock
Bullock
Belfast
Ireland
Flo
Robert EB Lee
Fort Hamilton
Fight Over A Widow In Ithaca Ends In Shootout
In Ithaca New York on a muggy night Louis Culver 19 or so opened fire on Juma Reynolds 40 and Mina Merrill widow after jealously confronting them on the street Merrill and her two children escaped unharmed though Charles Ely was wounded in the ankle. Culver bought a revolver Saturday and threatened to shoot. Reynolds and Culver were arrested and arraigned in police court held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Louis Culver
Becuse
Juma Reynolés
Minrle Merrill
Treynolds
Merrill
Charles Ely
Reynolds
Culver
SS Culver
Dog disrupts sermon at Patton church service
Rev. Dr. Francis Patton faced an unusual interruption as a small fox terrier barked at prayers during the service. The dog jumped the platform steps, retreated, then barked again drawing startled reactions from attending parishioners while a tug of war with the animal occurred nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis ‘Patton
Hyterian
Doctor’s Widow Battles Over Buried Cash Evidence
In Iwaukee on August 14 Martha Hutee reports paper bottles containing charts from Dr Casper Schuer man who died three years ago. The bottles indicate the doctor buried about 310,800 during his life, with the widow seeking the money now in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwaukee
Martha S. Hutee
Casper Schuerman
Lincoln's Relative Destitute Artist in New York
A garbled OCR item references a person linked to Lincoln and an artist in New York. The readable fragment suggests a figure connected to a relative in distress, with no clear full name or event. The piece appears to be a brief cultural or obituary-like note with limited concrete facts available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sostane
New York
Editor Curran Beats Gaines After Slander Row
The fight began after Curran accused Gaines of vileness linked to a young lady. Gains defended himself with a mallet and fled to the office where he was pursued. Gaines later swore out assault charges. Curran posted bond. Gaines offers a differing account tying the incident to a dispute over the American Book Company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
John Curran
Curran
Gaines
Mr. Cusr
Son
Galhes
Aod
W. ©. Hamilton
Gainhead
County Attomer
Tes
American Book Company
Use Book Trust
Men of Science Directory Project Progress at Columbia
Prof J McKeen Cette of Columbia University has been chosen by the Carnegie Institution to prepare a directory and biographical sketches of United States scientists. Prof Cattell is distributing blank forms requesting department of study, honors, books and publishers, chief research subjects, and current projects. The institution, funded by a January 25 1900 endowment, seeks initial action and plans autumn activity with trustees managing about $200,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Mckeen Cette
Columbia University
Carnerie Institution
United States
Cattell
Department of Study
Reaarch
Lkely
New York cruiser squadron arrives at Hus port
A Uareo squadron including the cruiser Chaesonco transports Raucagua Malhu and three destroyers has reached Hus port. Bra alan Vasel Feadhuelo Florian Tessato and Deodoro Fonsecs welcomed them after a banquet at the Chilean legation in Ris Janeiro. US and Argentine ministers attended. The American ships Atlanta and the battleship Iowa have also arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uareo
Chaesonco
Raucagua
Malhu
Hus Port
Braalan Vasel
Feadhuelo
Florian
Tessato
Deodoro Fonsecs
Herald
Ris Janeiro
Death of Albert Netter in London linked to railway deals
Albert Netter formerly of Cincinnati died at 85 in London from Brights disease. He rose to public prominence during Ives era linked to the Napoleonic finance and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway ventures. After leaving America in 1902 he lived in Brazil and England, was in Rio Janeiro during Dom Pedro’s overthrow, secured a railway concession from the emperor days before the revolution, visited the palace theater mills in London, and later pursued several business ventures including a planned Columbia club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Netter
New York
Cincinnati
London
Bright
Netterr
Ives
Napol
Dayton
Netter
America
Brasil
England
Rio Janene
Dom Pedro
Palace Theater Mills
Tm London
Columbia Club
Taxation of Profits Prompted by Revenue Directive
Washington August 14 Commissioner Yerkes of the internal revenue bureau orders immediate steps to collect taxation on profit and loss accounts or undivided profits for banks trust companies and private banks under the war revenue act. The amount to be collected is estimated around $390,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissonere Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Silk Mill Strikers Rally in Jersey City Disturbance
In New York on August 14, West Hoboken silk mill strikers intensified action by marching 20 men and 20 women to the Pottlebard mill in Jersey City as workers were leaving. The marchers attacked departing nonunionized labor with sticks and stones, escalating tensions at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Mill
New York
West Hoboken
Jersey City
Pottlebard Mill
Pon-Union
California Claims Cure For Brights Disease And Diabetes
The article touts a California claim that Brights disease and diabetes are curable with new compounds. It notes impressive recovery percentages but admits investigation details are not conclusive. Readers are urged to request reports and the new treatment for urgent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
California
Assault Case Follows Police Arrival At Scene
A reported assault ended when officers arrived to the location, restraining the suspect and initiating an investigation. No further injuries were noted at the scene and the involved parties were separated for questioning.
Child labor charges against glass maker in Camden
Warrants issued in Camden for the arrest of George Jonas of the Joces Glass company Minotola New Jersey on charges of violation of the child labor laws. The case involves alleged employment of underage workers at the glass plant prompting police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
George Jonas
Joces Glass Company
Minotola
Two Children Kidnapped Near Three Rivers
Montreal reports a peculiar kidnapping from Three Rivers. Joseph Girardeau of Manchester New Hampshire arrived recently with his nephews a 10 year old boy and a 7 year old girl allegedly taken by two men and a woman who drove off in a wagon. Despite a pursuit no progress has been made and authorities trace the wagon to Champlain nineteen miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Rivers
Montreal
Spinety Alles
Joseph Girardeau
Manchester
N. H
Cham
Plain
Busy corner sale and town notes reflect summer events
North Topeka column lists local residents in town today and upcoming outings. Aints, shopping at Linden Hazen and Monroe, processing errands, dry goods sales, and an embroidery sale at Costleys. Several visits to Eureka Lake, St Louis, and Beulah Leeman, with family trips and hospital updates. Community notices include remodeling rents, out of town visits, and a bonfire auction Friday at Morrison’s Kansas Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McClintock
Stiss Helen McClintock
New York
Dr. McClintock
J.C. Mobler
Fillmore Street
Aire
George Rust
Salt Lake City
Batesis City
Aewka Erlends
Are A. Tf. Thompson
Wakarus Bi
Elh. Anderson
Paul Andipsin
C. J. Shay
Exaverie
J.T McFarland
Orren Mountain Falls
Colo. Totay
Strat
Merle McParland
Hughes Waller
Spitey
Allen
A. H. Quinton
W. G Milatt
East Lake
Mitin Yiests
Ealing
Frank Thomas
Atchison
Ellisene Hizun
Mite Vilkinis Millspaugh
Davenet
Town
Ena Morrow
J.B. Larimer
Greenwood
Jarrell
Manitou
Colo
Will Nanes
Georer F Neil
Ludington
Neil
Danger County
Ned Osborne
Nova Scotia
Boston
Carter
Marion
Eilein Mize
A.A. Hayes
Eva Mayberry
McPherson
A A Heven
St. Louis
Charlotte Lyman
SW. Lyman
Lindsberg
Cal Bradley
Redville
A. Be Baird
Kilnsan
J. 2
Harwood
Er Dearborn
Abby Dearborn
Silver Laie
GT. Hambridge
C. J. Myers
Hoyt
Olivia Bischoff
Visttie
Etter
Linden Hazen
Monroe South
William A. Costley
W. H. Daub
Dovebter Maud
Central Avenue
Captain
Morris
Beulah
Irene Leeman
Council Grove
June Baxter
Nora
Mildred Philips
Liam M. Costley
Pare George Harris
Nebraska
W. H. Nicholas
Jackson Street
Rock Island
St. Paul
EM. Liston
Missour
Easton
United States Express Company
Miss Carmichael
van Buren Street
Bess
Bismnobe Hospital
J. C. Joseph
Fred
Abe Joseph
Wilh Atchison
Stn
Reeott
L. Ball
Orado
Ant Phys
Log Dell McMaster
Mise Bertha Rowley
Wasninetco
D.C
Miss Sher
California
Mildred Farns
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Topeka
U.S
Sint Ty
Sam Bosley
Tongberg
Clipper
Gultedes
Arnald Droge
Harlers Hospital
Iowa
Ta Crosse
Wis
Clay Center
Leutenvale Basse
Fossey and
Giisiset Rote
Bessie Bates
Miss Staith
Su Sian Hardin College
Elle
Peas
Miss Bates
Addie
J.B. Shms
Buchanan Street
Hostetter
Hale
Hee
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Fusion
Prof Cattell
Brights
Topeka Drug CO
Topeka, Xansas
North Topeka
Morrison's
GM Kansas
Ponce
Star Grocery
E. Montgomery
Star’s
Fraser Bros. c. C. D
West Sixth Street
Bell Phone
Havemeyer & Elder
Dare
Lenox
Lecret Ganta Fe
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