Hering's Bank Interview In Chicago Details Losses
A Chicago interview with cashier Hering centers on the collapsed bank as receiver Petzer prepares to seek judge guidance on disposition of assets. He claims nearly 300000 in funds were mismanaged, notes forged, and that president Blensland was not involved in the scheme.
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Pryce
Hering
Weldom
John Fetzer
Frentanc
Stocs
Couey
Meelag Bank
Fetzer
Jones
Herings
Caabier
Wad Madeey
Brary Bond
Blensland
Baraboo
Wis
Wis. To Tatechew
Weil Mem
Abusta
Welles Fargo Company stockholders meet in New York
In New York on Aug 9 stockholders of Wells Fargo & Company held their annual meeting. A contested ticket of directors was presented by Walter C. Stokes and advocates urged an extra inspector of elections. The opposing slate included J J McCook and W F Lovett among others. The interim report showed higher expenses and earnings rising from last year. A committee to investigate the company’s affairs was discussed with proposed members from both sides.
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New York
Welle Forgas & Company
Fey
Samuel Catermezer
Walter C. Stokes
Untermeyer
Wiliam Nelson Crommell
Babcock
Cromwell
John J. McCook
William Flii
A.B. Lovett
H. B. Farsous
HH. Huttington
George 5. Gray
F. Underwood
Julius Kretuchayr
W.S. H. Thame
Weils Fargo
Kross
Crassnd
Atock
Sach
B. Holland
Fond
Admiral Brosprog
Pomeroy
Valerimeyer
Pont Mitter
W. C. Biokis
G. H, Robinson
W, Z
Stone
Ceartes
Willags En
Jone
Hering's Statement Amid Loot-Wreck Charge Unfolds in Chicago
Chicago Aug. Tribune reports Henry W. Hering, linked to a million-dollar cash haul from a wrecked institution on Nilwaukie Avenue, plans to surrender after two days of police pursuit. He recounts his past, including a lengthy escape, while detectives probe the $1,000,000 he allegedly helped steal and conceal in a park and bank area.
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Chicago
Tribune
Henry W. Bering
Nilwaukie Avenue
Paul
Lta
Hering
Hetina
Blaker
Gastier
Ube Vark
Cartier
BIFIRE STOPS TUGBDATS New Veru Ave S A atribe of 04 eral husdred mea
A labor dispute halts harbor work as hundreds of deck hands and railroad dock crews walk off in sympathy with the strike at a major harbor. Erie Baltimore & Ohio and New York Central railroads report dock stoppages affecting dozens of vessels and terminals. Approximately sixty men on Erie docks at Jersey City join the stoppage, with pay disruptions and threatened wage cuts fueling tensions. The walkout paralyzes freight and tug operations citywide, prompting potential broader action.
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Jereer City
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Erie Railroad
Cattosty
Salt Lake Man Killed in Apparent Tragedy
Unclear OCR spans a fatal incident last night in Salt Lake City. Names and multiple details are garbled, but references a man killed by a likely head injury at a residence near Thirteen and Washington streets. The report mentions associates, a newspaper, and a local shipping or yeast company context with several distorted names.
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San Francisca
Ave
Mabie Krepiger
Medal Yeast & Waiing Company
Dre Baeia Cink Waker
Washington
Mation
Stadt
Bla
Walker
Mitral
San
Ant
Fred Wily
Walther
Yard Switchmen Strike Pause Ends Union Work Stoppage
A fragmentary report indicates yard switchmen strike action affected railway operations. No clear names or dates are readable, but the note suggests the stoppage tied to labor disputes and potential resumed work forthcoming after negotiations.
Split in the Union as convention bolters protest leadership
Turtle at New Haven reports a faction within the International Hoachersand of Teameters striking against President C. P. Bhra. Bolters plan a rival convention to adopt by laws, naming officers from Boston and Chicago while pledging to carry the election as declared by President Shem.
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Crespo
C. P. Bhra
International Hsochersand
Teameters
Bhra
Orettares
Deltars
C. P. Shea
Boston
E. Mallen
Chicagay J. 1
McCarthy
Chicago
Georgy F. Gotten
C.F. Metil Romajo
W. J. Gibbons
J. G. Paul
Thomas Hurhes
Chicaxy
George W. Brisas
James West
New UN Teana
Jobo Longstreet
John Butler
A. F
L. Exmett Flood
Lawrage
Grace
Providence
Fon
D.C
Thomas Barry
Shem
First Photograph of New Alaskan Island Emerges
A photograph from June 14 shows a newly fortified island, about 1.9 feet high, located roughly forty miles west of Dutch Harbor between Thigsolt Island and Mire Island. Capt Trusbridge aboard the North Western reports steamy clouds rise as the Perry cutter surveys the bay. Measurements were not exact due to rough seas.
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Tacome
Wah, Ave
Trusbridge
Northwedlern
Nord
Perry
Duten Harbor
Cantie
Mire Island
Perry Coult
Sts
Plan of a Red in Quixote Attack on a Gambling Ring
A garbled report describes an attack tied to race messaging and an attempted disruption of wireless communications at a crest. Police recovered transmissions and traced the incident to a chaotic sequence near Barker Fall and Amty with regional names such as Jackman Pane and South Okia, amid fears of a maritime danger and a possible missing person case.
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Chigazs
Carvante'n
Jackman Pane
Okia
Fala
Iledea
Thielot
Saati
Motive Tales Surface in Stanford White Case
New evidence links a possible motive in the Thaw tragedy. The note and a bouquet sent to Mrs Evelyn Nesbit by Stanford White are cited by theater manager Florenz Ziegfeld as part of a disputed sequence of events before White’s death. An unnamed chorus girl recalls a farewell visit to White at Madison Square Garden the night prior, suggesting years of rumor and new inquiries into the prominent court case.
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New York
Stanford White
Lnto
Jerome
Plorens Zien
Anna Field
White
Erwin Nesbit
Tog
Mr. Ziegfeld
Paris
Zlegtelt
Atverlea
Ziegtelt
Madison Square Garden
St. White
Mr. White
Mr. Walt
Ige Brown
Sr. Jerome
Thaw Quarrel with Caterer Over Prison Fare
The Thaw case faces a restaurant style flare up as Harry K Thaw quarrelled with a caterer at a nearby hotel during transfer proceedings. The caterer alleged Thaw assaulted with a knife and fork, though the prisoner charged with a capital offense faced New York prison rules. Warden Fenn reports Thaw remained restrained during events at the Tombs as officers sought to control the disturbance.
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New York
Harry Ke
Pylaan
Reception to Bryan New York Duc Kommer Wnt
Fragmentary text describes a reception in Bryan New York with mentions of people, dates, and places. The garbled OCR includes references to attendees and actions but lacks clear names or events.
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New York
Duc
Beration
Federer Pike
Caine
Trickery of Grain Dealers in Pandemic Era
A fragmented note outlines deceptive practices by grain merchants affecting suppliers and bakers. It mentions supply chain pressure, price manipulation, and scrutiny by local authorities. No clear dates or names are readable, but references imply regional market turmoil and calls for tighter oversight.
Unclear fragmentary report from distant expedition scene
The readable text describes a vague expedition scene with transport to a capital and mentions a person damaged but likely to recover. Many place names and specifics are corrupted, leaving an incomplete arc with no clear events or dates. The fragment hints at injury but lacks coherent action.
Jones With The Octuplets Controversy Reaches White House
Representatives for the Standard Oil Company and two others visited the President at Bara mare Hill in the Indian Territory to discuss a matter of business connected to long running disputes with the interior department. They refused to detail the issue but asserted progress had been made. The dispute concerns tolls or leases related to the Indian Territory, a subject of Senate and congressional attention for some time.
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Har Wasea
Indian Territory
Forster Ferster
James K. Jocea
Arkansas
Harneedst
Prtavare
Baramare Hill
Petief
New York
Jones
Bustovan
Department of the Intesior
Cungrem
Census Taken of the Canal Zone Population
A Canal Zone census reports a population of 22 127 in Panamax area with Panama City tallying 7 012 men and 6 410 women. An estimated 5 000 residents may have been missed, with total city population around 20 882 and broader regional counts near 39 000.
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Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Panarha
Louk
Okarante
Juanaica
Pain Hax
Weat Indies
Carept
Columba
China
Oder
Senators Conference Amid Turmoil and Mistrust
Fragmentary notes describe a tense conference among senators with mentions of Mane, Var, and Mele, signaling factional divisions and heated exchanges. References to unnamed meetings, pledges, and strategic positions hint at a struggle over votes, leadership, and policy directions within the group.
New York Police Crackdown On Late Night Eateries
Police patrolled restaurants and theaters after a new order by Acting Commissioner Waldo went into effect yesterday. The rule requires closing hours before or at 1 am and enforces strict civil attire for officers entering venues. Managers warned patrons about the curfew as authorities vow continued vigilance.
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New York
Collew
Walto Ana
Biel Avenue
Broadway
Atake
Thaw's New Attorney Arrives in High Profile Case
New York reports Olford W. Maries, Thaw’s counsel, received yesterday from Black Olcott & Manynga a batch of documents and reports. The move suggests the firm aims to gather all evidence that might aid Mrs Thaw and her son in the ongoing proceedings.
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New York
Thaw
Olford W. Maries
Black, Olcott
Ni Ber & Manynga
The
Star
Mra
Mre
Wiliam Thaw
Tragic 4 Year Old Falls From Window Then Suspect Dies
A man named Thomas McKenna, described as mentally deranged, threw a four year old from a third story window in his home on August 3 and then jumped to the sidewalk. The child died at the scene and McKenna died en route to the hospital.
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Thomas McKenna
Waltre
Ela
McKenna
Hwy Wal
Wildlife voyage through the Congo ends in a strange cage tale
A garbled account recounts journeys in Africa and New York with names like Wamae and Prat. It mentions a companion, a steel cage on New York Avenue, and a series of disjointed phrases about professors, cities, and incidents. The fragmentary text hints at a story of travel and confinement without clear facts.
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Wamae
Prat
Undated notes on teachers and local parties in Monty area
Fragmentary OCR passage references teachers in Sontol, Haesid, Na Vaan and Feb events. Mentions Vitek Honey eel tur Moy, Sento eM Abert, Mibis, Brentest party, and multiple local figures like Petite Ue, Ty Rall, Cerik, Cote pat, and Mande.
Untitled fragment notes attempted self harm
An unclear newspaper fragment references an attempt at self harm or death by action. The garbled text mentions a person Ves i Wa Saati Wp and Pete Fe with unclear connection. Further context is not readable.
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Pete Fe
Tragic home accident ends in near-miss rescue
In a grim incident at a residence in the Dima Viste area a woman nearly killed her own family and herself by igniting a gas leak. The husband arrived to find the home ablaze with the wife unconscious. Neighbors aided as medical crews transported the injured to safety, while the husband expressed disbelief at his spouse actions and the life she would have destroyed.
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Ufe
Berte
Dima Viste
Hom
Mersey le
Seast Press
Cheaper 648 Wing in Ite Fight Ends Franchises Move
Kansas City votes approve a plan to grant a natural gas franchise to Colcags capitalisis, backed by Mayor Beardeley. The ordinance fixes domestic gas at 23 cents per thousand cubic feet, industrial gas at 76 cents, and allows a 10 year term with a $1.44 per thousand feet price for corporate use.
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Kanuss City
Ang
Kansas City
Beardeley
Naterel Pac
Soy Hine
Ceirs
Ransay
iMissouri
Bolle
Mutiny rumors as university girls stir Cronestadt unrest
Reports from St Petersburg note mutinous moves by university girls and regiments returning from Tea Takow Sela. The government vows firm action against counter revolution while seeking public support for a calm regime. Empress's yacht Alejandra linked to hopes of peace as war opinions clash with stern measures. The Louise Gazette accuses revolutionary agitation among sailors of Cronstadt as driven by social circles near public houses.
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Petersberg
Alejancra
Noro Vremya
Ubiog Az
Louise Gazette
Cronstadt
Debold and Stilth Feud Ends in Fatal House Dispute
In a village quarrel between families over Debolt land, a fight escalated when a gunshot struck and killed Smith. Three dozen men were arrested as the incident sparked a broader arrest wave and legal actions.
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Fredenth
Debold
John Debold
Elward
Salih
Sallie
Debolt
Fire Threat Near Newark Polling Place Reported
Muddled OCR notes describe a structure fire near a polling station in Newark a factory frame observed with smoke and people fleeing. The text mentions Samre tim meat howe and references to residents and potential danger to multiple lives during voting.
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Samre
Howe
Vraueattro
Newark
Ty Yaris
Edie
Odreey
Pletwre
Papal Nuncio Protests Confronting Clergy Authority
Fragmentary report notes a protest by a papal nuncio against actions by secular authorities. The document mentions church rights, government response, and potential resignation in Jue county officials town area. The readable text is highly garbled and unclear.
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Monyity
Thorn
Halbeterto
Jue
Tee County
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