Police Jottings and a Philosopher Bennett
A humorously tangled report details Mr. Bennett, hailed as a philosopher, touring California on a free ticket and facing vagrancy charges before a judge. Weatherly’s fate is noted, with a May sentencing and a release. other cases include John of labor day driving and Sperry’s gun incident amid police inquiries into joint joints and illicit activity.
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A. Bennett
California
Minnesot
Amd
Tolheven
Cali
Mr. Bennett
Polfer Court
John
Rascal
Ogirt
Sperry
Iron Trade Slow Shows Mixed Signals and Labor Tensions
Iron Trade Review reports a slow week with mixed factors. Demand remains steady for booked in both foundry and finished goods, while several blast furnaces and mills cut output amid looming production restrictions. Labor disputes arise on the Great Lakes with unions challenging the right to employ non-union workers, signaling potential market impact. Prices show slight district declines, with northern furnaces pushing for business and southern output more restricted. Notable sales include Pittsburgh area and central west findings, with Hessemer pig iron priced around 16 dollars to 18 dollars valley furnace largely steady.
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Cleveland, O
Iron Trade Review
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsytvania
New Jersey
Lehigh and
Schuylkill
Birmingham
Leentral Wert
Aulleon
Bron
Pittebure
Northern No. 2
Gray Forge
Hessemer
Valley Furnace
Victims, Bank Setups Mark Chicago Criminal Tale
In Chicago on September 4 authorities detail a meteoric criminal career involving Julius M. Nieson and Arthur J. Herbst. They allegedly swindled over 120000 in eleven months by opening offices under credible firms, selling goods on credit, shipping via a warehouse and fencing through New York. A mock bank titled The Cook County Bank of Trade and Commerce allegedly backed their schemes. Nieson confessed. Herbst denies involvement. Inspectors report complaints from about 20 victims ranging from 25 to 3000 dollars.
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Chicago
United States
Julius M. Nieson
Arthur J. Herbst
Nisson
Herbst
Windie
Germer
Nearty
Nissan
Dave
New York
Cook County Bank of Trade and Commerce
Isaam
Europe
Boston
Ladies Music Club Season Opens With Lectures
Society notes report the Ladies Music club opening the season with an afternoon at Mrs John Klein hane featuring an address by Miss Ellen Parkhurst and a lecture by Prof Penny on Song and Plain in America. The program includes tunes by Mrs Going and Miss Charlotte Parkhurst and a future meeting with Miss Parkhurst for Schumann works. A string of social entertainments follows with gatherings hosted by Mrs M Prescott and many invited guests from Kansas and nearby cities.
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Ladies’ Music Club
John Kleinhane
Ellen Parkhurst
America
Fraf. Penny
Going
Rhinhine
Fap Wyatt
Mac Dowell
Charlotte Parkhurst
Beach
Horner
Howe
Thomas
Lyman
Thatcher
G. Penny
Mabel Mr Giffen
Frank Hi. Shaffer
B. F. McGiffen
S21
Police Street
McFarland
Lolene
Ross
BF. McGiffen
J. A. Shaffer
5. C.mitchell
Shatter
Sty Polk Street
Mis
Cora Louise Eby
Robert Burnt Higgins
Addison Eby
Buchanan
Courtermine
FH G Porter
D'Herdhlot
Mice Bundy
Lokener
Eawin O'Neil
Mise Kitty ‘Tandy
Higgins
Tobein
Tefferson Street
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events Summary
Residents return from travels including Vermont Chicago and Cleveland while others set plans for school openings and weddings. Society columns list visitors from McFarland West Newton Florence Leavenworth and Atchison, with club and church activities, a Teague Epworth reception, Bachelor club dance, and Steinberg academy opening notices. A novelty game “Progressive Panic” is touted for winter.
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West
George B. Palmer
Chicago
C. B. Merriam
Vermont
J. M. Leroy
McFarland On
Satur
Bessie Bates
Layereree
J.C. McClintock
Helen McClintock
West Newton
McClinntock
Florence Rossington
W. L. Newcomer
Pittsburg
H. O. Garver
Leavenworth
J. M. Stafford
Joplin
James Snyder
Wichita
C. W. Snyder
Arthur Mills
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Noble
Atchison
All Stationers
H. G. Rust
Margaret
Cottonwood Falls
Florence
L. Mo Bard
Tonela
John Snyder
M. EK
Hudson's Hall
Charles Marshal
Pauling
Dorothy
Stevens
Mrs. Worley
W. Lewin
Nannie Veale
Nell Kirk
Alex Arline Dietrich
Berenice Dietrich
Minnie
Cham
Why the Plants Closed Consolidated Lake Superior Explains
Sault Ste Marie Michigan September 24 the steamer Minnie M carrying 1500 miners failed to arrive due to a severe Lake Superior storm. Rumors spread that Consolidated Lake Superior company faces financial trouble and that closures were to pressure stockholders. A grand jury probe talk arises over alleged efforts to freeze out Canadian small stockholders. St Louis marble workers union votes to oppose the national association and boycott work. Pittsburgh plate glass prices cut about one percent to aid American manufacturers.
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Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Minnie M
Lake Superior
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Chafee Minor
Kansas Avenue
MR. Weatherly
St. Joe
Fornix
Ant
Hasti
Rock Island
Veturn
Hayttwort
Wak
Hayti
Saint T
Mrs
Edta Lacey
Hiawatha
Kittura Bailey
James M. French
George M. Noble
Harrison Street
J. T. McParland
Batfey
Hawley
FM. Prescott
J. K. White
Los Angeles
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Wim. Muncferran
C&l Foote
H. M. Hadley
Gilby Kelly
W. Flake
Coleman
D. O. McCray
Albert Parker
Giles
George Cole
Horton
Margaret Wigson
James Sproat
J. G. Mulvane
W. 2. Hailey
Dewitt C. Neill
A. Hi. Horton
Elia Thompson
Lynn
CA. Mills
H. B. Kelly
Anna Marie Neill
Elinor Thompson
Florence Coleman
Agnes Gunther
Katherine Plelahmah
BM. Davies
A. J. Swart
John Fyfe
Chan. Allen Mills
Anna Ryder
Millar
Mise Fruder
Penrade Prescott
Mian Horsley West
Deliy Curtis
John Waters
Howard Arnold
Dick Hayden
Hal Hazlett
Emilie King
Hits Hinckley
Jones-Alden
Mize King
Topeka Avenue
G. W. Dupree
Alberta
Eugene Gay
Welnexiay
Albert Haley
van Buren Street
Peanta
Freeman Avenue
Kansas City
Mise Mary Cantrell
Benton, Ut
Mise Kitnor Thomason
Definjaus
Siyeres
Brenih
Tepeba
Mrs. Courtney
Kansas Ave
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A. C. Elder
St. Louis
Marble Workers’ Union
National
Ss*ociation of Marble
Cloxs
Southern Railway
South
Bultittny
Kayci
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Cincinnati
Trom
Pointe
Missouri
Kansas
Texasry
Ank
Twrite G A. Mnutt
D. PA
Blossom Hous
Loansom Real Estate
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kansas Avene
Topeka
The
M” Millinery Co
West Seventh Street
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