Strong Case Arises In Conspiracy Hearing In Pittsburgh
In Philadelphia Oct United States men including Quay and McKee of Pittsburgh appeared before Magistrate Jermon at Central station to answer conspiracy charges in misusing state funds tied to John Hopkin. Haywood not present but expected Friday. Bail set at 50000 each. case proceeds to West Court for November term.
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Philadelphia
Oct
United States
Quay
Kineon
Richard FH. Quay
Charlie H. Meee
Pittsburg
Walter Lyon
Jermon
Central Station
John Hopking
Peoples Bank
Ity
Haywood
Bieeo
Mo~ Ske
Ball Wan
Travi EH Lane
Will
Deaths cenit and a peril of wedlock in medical advert
Fragmentary obituary note cites a New York based medical claim by Dr Pierce claiming marriage failure weakens women. It warns of heart trouble and invalid status from delicately formed organs. The piece reads like a sensational medical advertisement for Golien Meiical Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hysica Benkrayt
Pierce’ Golien
Bath
Dt Xeed Goaleas
Miss Clemmons Files 100000 Damages Suit for Libel
New York Oct 6 Katherine Clemmons says years of persecution and intrusion have driven her to claim 100000 dollars in damages from the New York World for a libelous article. She says private detectives spied on her, her servants were approached, and her Holland House residence was invaded as she seeks privacy through the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherine Clemmons
Antil
Howe
Fifth Avenue
William F. Cody
Messrs
Howe & Trummel
Uncrewaa
Howard Gould
Gould
Cody
Colonel Cody
Wes
Star
Usoan
TL Nave
Pam
Tessie Schley Mission to Spain Claims Peace Effort
Tessie Schley returns from Madrid after lobbying for peace between the United States and Spain, claiming influence on negotiations. She contends American papers misrepresented her trip and cites cabinet action, Spanish cabinet acceptance, and letters proving her role in initiating talks. In Havana she is celebrated but criticizes annexation talk and war prolongation, urging self government for Cuba and peace to avoid further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Schley
Spain
Milwaukee
Wis
Mina Jeasl Schisy
Madrid
Portugal
Cube
Miss Schley
Cuba
Havana
Misa Schi¢y
Abe
United States
Cubs
Helana
America
Bemgars
Mies Schley
Newra
Defeat for Pingree over state rail tolls case
In a unanimous ruling Justice Hooker writes that Governor Pingree cannot compel the Michigan Central Railway to sell family tickets under a special charter. The court says forcing the railroad to sell tickets would impair the obligation of the state contract and require reimbursement for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansing
Mich
Bmichigan Central Rairoad Company
Hooker
Hidthday
Pingree
Michigan Central Company
Nénmus
Tte
Dominion to probe Klondike official malfeasance
In Montreal on Oct 6, reports say the Dominion government plans to appoint a commission to investigate charges of official maladministration and bribery in the Klondike gold fields. The move could end official claims rights and lead to widespread dismissals, with consideration also given to abolishing the 10 per cent royalty tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Klondike
Doctors say consumption curable with diet air and emulsion
Doctors now agree that consumption is curable. Three essentials are fresh air proper food and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites. To cure weight gain is needed if thin and emulsion keeps you in good flesh, offered by Scott & Bowns, Chemists, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowns, Chemists
New York
Restorative Nervine Promises Nerve Relief and Health
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine advertised as a cure for nervous dyspepsia and stomach trouble. Testimonials from Stephen W Shackford Gorham Maine W L Washburn Westfield and Frances Coppman Reedville Virginia claim improved digestion sleep appetite and vitality after using the tonic. The ad urges readers to buy at any druggist with a guarantee and to request a free booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Portland
Stephen W. Shackford
Gorham
Maine
W. L Washburn
Westfie
Frances Coppman
Reedville
Peterauurg, T
Les
Tree
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Prominent Kentucky Doctor Drowns Himself in Ten-Foot Pond
Dr T C Col Ung of Bourbon county drove his buggy into a ten foot pond on his farm and died. He leaves a widow a son Nathan and a daughter Jala. His death follows a long period of melancholy after family troubles and a possible move from farming to medicine. His daughter May Collins had died previously in Boston with Samuel Putnam in a freethinker death scenario. The doctor was 50 and a respected figure in the county. His body will be brought to Lexington for burial beside May in the city cemetery.
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Kentucky
Lexington
T. C. Col Ung
Bourbon County
May I. Collins
Boston
Samuel Putnam
Eas
Collitie
Julia
Midway
Collins
Rentuel
Nathan
Jala
Preacher Arrested in Sioux City Case
In a parlor court yesterday Rev J M Nead a reputed Methodist preacher from Sioux City faced trouble as his wife was found guilty of vagrancy on police evidence. Nead denied guilt and claimed his wife was chiefly responsible. A prison search revealed his ordination certificate dated May 20, 1896 and letters from Navy Secretary Long Governor Atkinson and others, plus a bank book showing over $1000.
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Ban Franciscs
Jet
J. M. Nead
Sioux City
Neadla Acc
Nead
Episcopal Conference of
Northwestern
Atkinson
Iowa
G. W. L Brown
Daponit
Belmont for Congress in New York bid shocks Newport
Newport society learned Oliver P Belmont, who married William K Vanderbit s ex wife, sought a New York congressional nomination. Though once seen as a Newport citizen and urged as mayoral candidate, Belmont says he cannot run for mayor and has moved to New York to join the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Society
Oliver P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbit
New York
Bellmont
Citizen of
Traveler Assaulted Indiana Depot Victim Beaten and Robbed
Mor ris Martin St Morris, a Tap pan Shoe salesman from Auburn Gale Ohio, was attacked while moving between depots in Granger Indiana. One hundred seventy dollars taken, he lay unconscious for three hours. Two men were seen fleeing at dawn toward Mishawaka. trail lost near Edwardsburg road.
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Ohio
Indiana
Granger
Ind
Martin St
Morris
Tappan Shoe Manufacturing Company
Auburn Gale, O
Mishawaka
Edwardsburg
Rich Man Weds Young Housekeeper in Court Controversy
In TL on October 8, Matthise Schnell a wealthy contractor facing a 375000 breach of promise suit from Mrs. Anna McDermott in circuit court married Miss Hulda Smith last night. Schnell is 66 and the knot tied amid the pending dispute.
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Rock Tuland
Matthise Schnell
Anna McDermott
Hulda Smith
Schnell
Nine Hour Day Stirs Chicago Labor Talks
Chicago unions debate a nine hour day and the timing of a special committee meeting next Monday to settle pension and job issues. A compromise with the electrotyper was reached yesterday as strife over notice periods and union action looms, with local unions set to decide on enforcement after thirty days.
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Chicago
Sy Sime X
Peing
Besn
Smiiwau
Rome
New Rapid Field Gun Described by French Experts
New rapid field gun of 2.0 inch caliber impresses with high velocity and quick loading. It weighs about 2007 pounds, features a nickel barrel and breech mechanism, and uses a glycerine cylinder to reduce recoil. Tests at Chalona reportedly show capability to destroy a regiment or battery in one minute.
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New York
Get
Chalona
Human Bones in a Cave At Selma Farm Unearth Ancient Relics
Workmen digging gravel on the Thomas Orr farm near Selma Indiana uncovered a cave with upright human bones and numerous iron and stone artifacts. The remains include a large man likely a tribe chief, surrounded by odd weapons and objects suggesting an ancient settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ind
Muncie
Thomas Orr
Glenera
Prairie Bill Strinkler in town from short grass country
W F Cody lookalike Dodge City resident Strickler known as Prairie Bill arrives in the city and draws attention for his plainsman image and a poetical verse titled The Rush of the Prairie. The fragmentary OCR preserves his rustic credentials and literary hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Strickler
Dodge City
Turtalo Fell
Cody
Indians Walk Miles in Pride Over Pread Guilty Plea
Oneida Indians Abraham Doxstader and Alex Onder walked from Green Bay to Milwaukee to plead guilty to a misdemeanor. They arrived tired and ragged, claiming Indian pride and saying they would appear in court the next day. The case was adjourned with a plan to explain the lengthy journey to the tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wie
Green Bay
Abraham Doxstader
Alex Onder
Webster
Galing
Ette Oneida
Hhey
White Caps in Michigan and local notices emerge
Fragmentary OCR describes a Michigan scene with White Caps at Niles and events around Oct 6 involving a committee and unidentified locals. The text mentions a man given fate, a house visit in Ipoh style confusion, and several notices stuck on other persons.
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Michigan
Niles
Mich
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