Chicago bill accuses Fidgier Tron and Steel of fraud
In a United States circuit court filing yesterday in Chicago, Alfred B Costello and others accuse Fidgier Tron and Steel Co of fraud to recoup $20,009. The bill says Varrey Flagler, identified as a promoter, and W R Dickinson treasurer led a scheme through the 1904 incorporated firm to buy and lease mining properties. Head and Weiner connected to Chicago law firm, with Head in New York on business. The case reveals Flagler was not a Paton member, and the firm’s officers listed include President H Head.
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Chicago
Jane
Fisud
United States
Fidgier Tron and Steel Company
Alfrad B. Costello
H. Hi Costello
Harevey Cheney
Robert Chenay
Tha Bill
Varrey BK. Flagler
Head
New York
Weiner
Chicsgo
Ible
Telephone Office Classified Fragments From Old Trade Page
Independent Phoow Mov Bt Beil shows two rings for phone and business office numbers. Fragmentary lines hint at directory style notes on contact details and internal listings. No clear event or date is discernible. the item reads as a partial telephony listing from a vintage newspaper page.
Local notices mix with deaths and events in random city update
A garbled page fragment lists varied items from coal company visits to bake sales at a church, property deed filings, and items on local deaths. It notes a 12 year old Ethel Webster operating for appendicitis, funeral arrangements for John J. Monahan, and a concert at Glenwood Park for a widow’s benefit.
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Ethel Webster
E2rl Rich
Aly Ternoai
Daha
Local ad copy echoes smoky fir and travel deals
An archive fragment shows an ad style notice promising a Woolley smokeless fir hnee product and a June 30 sale in Exnurelon North. It mentions cheap round trip rates to northern points and urges readers to ask agents for pertentars.
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Uishana
Fimlerer
Pertentars
Police Court Sights Drunk Mike Riley and Accomplices
In police court this morning Mike Riley, a known loafer and bubbler, was arrested for vagrancy near a Twenty-fifth Street restaurant. He received twenty days to sober up. Thomas Garrity and James Kelly pleaded guilty to drinking and claimed they forgot their restraint, paying fines.
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Mike Riley
Mike
Twenty- Fifth Street
Mika
Hig Duo
Thomas Garrity
Janes Kelly
Painters Elect Officers At Local Union Meeting
At a regular meeting of Local Union 408 Painters Decorators and Park Bms Managers, held Thursday June 21, officers were elected for the ensuing term. President C. C. Newlin. Vice President Jenaen Comductor T. Borris Jr. Wardex A. A. Smith. Delegate Structural Alliance Frank B. Williams. Delegates Trade Assembly R. J. Wadmen C. G. Nowlis.
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Park Bs Mangers
Wayn
C. C. Newlin
J. Jenaen
T. €. Borris
Jr. Wardex
A. A. Smith
Frank B. Williams
Dalagates Trade Assembly
R. J. Wadmen
C. G. Nowlis
Movement to fund portrait of Roosevelt for the emperor
In Brooklyn, trustees plan a popular subscription to buy a large painting of President Roosevelt to send to the German emperor, as anger grows over the Emperor’s portrait and its reception at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Franklin W. Hooper, director, called the existing portrait worthless and a white elephant.
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New York
Dia
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Easterst Parkway Museum
Ransevelt
Brooklyn
Franklin W. Hooper
Institute
Cruyices
Instituta
le Movaniant
Hooper
Ifooper
Man Named Charles B Teller Dies in New York Hotel
Charles B Teller of New York died yesterday at a hotel in Liberty City. Born in 1949, he was linked to gasification experiments and air compression research. The report cites involvement with a company and associates including Senator John Vy Jones.
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John J. Monahan
Joop Anoge
Gallente
New
Weilnanddy
Larkin
New York
Te Wan Angina Pd
Charles B. Teller
Tquid-Sfr Tume
Iw Hotel
Bright
Winwart
Ketter Ant Wnesa
Iwo
4 Corporation
John Vy Jonts
Nevaila
Visit of French Delegation to Sibernis Coal Mine Opening
A delegation of French visitors arrived at the Sibernis Coal Mine last week. The event included acknowledgment and material exchanges with local officials.
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Iteyne
Weatphalla
Sibernis
Mfteen
Trenhore
Marcella
Denounced Idaho Authorities Over Sabotage Allegations
Report outlines denouncement by Mibwwikee and Jeff- The Interne alent How and Shor Workers of alleged governance abuses. Claims target Maser, Flayalk Pettihage for supposed involvement in peneaceuthag and revepleary labder, citing official actions.
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Mibwwikee
Jeff
Interne
Alent
Tesolution
Penaceuthag
Flayalk Pettihage
Allege
Iowa State Agricultural School Seeks Extra Funding
Trustees of the Geio Industrial School ask the Board of Examiners for about 20 003 more to cover deficits caused by higher inmate numbers and reduced appropriations since the inauguration of the seventeenth court. They request reallocating 3 000 for water maintenance and note 2 000 debt for building improvements.
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Brant of Trustees
Gteio Industrial School
Ytepublican
Conroy
Evank
Jos Tps
C.K. ‘Hollingsworth
H. Thoman
Lonard
Uxaminysa
Ho Jevenlia Court
Sekaine
Bac
Board of
Uxaminers
Aubmait
Best Roof Paint By Joseph Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint
Advertises Joseph Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint as long lasting for forty years with a twenty year experience applicator. Claims guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Contact A. J. Brown & Son at 431 26th Street.
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Joseph Dixon
A. J. Brown & Bone
Homer L Castle's Coming to Speak in Philadelphia Movement
Homer L Castle plans to visit Philadelphia to discuss the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Reform Movement and its relation to good government. Friends organize a reception at the First Presbyterian Church to welcome him. William H Berry supports Castle as special attorney to aid the state treasurer amid treasury controversy. Castle’s role is praised for leadership against corrupt bossism and reform efforts.
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Homer B. Castle
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chis
Ceatle
Fist Presbyterian Church
Pittsbury
Castle
Philodelphia
Celyad
Eydors
William H. Berry
Pennsylvania
Bia Eppolaten
Homer J. Castle
Speuial Attornay
Postes
Hfe
Artbck
Homer L. Csalla
Mme Pert
Cute
Lipon Hho
Mublic
Fineny
Wystern
Caste
Indogill
Campaigh
Tae
Moreland and Neighbor Injuries Reported in Local Incident
Fragmented OCR notes a death and a confrontation involving Miriam A Moreland and Sooty Phanins Mepiilones. Mentions Wire Teese, Sunny Whip, and Ske janes TREE LY Leen with unclear details on dates, locations, and outcomes.
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Moreland
LY Leen
Cockran Stirs House Over Federal Powers on Food Rules
Washington June 28 In a heated House debate Bourke Cockran of New York and Mr Sullivan of Massachusetts clash over federal authority to regulate food safety. Sullivan cites Massachusetts pure food laws as proof of state action while Cockran warns state measures may intrude on others rights. The exchange touches on taxation, interstate commerce and the federal role in policing dangerous foods.
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Washington
Adamson
Georgia
Bourke Cockrau
New York
Mir. Sullivan
Blassachusetts
Sullivan
Atamaon
Uta
Cochran
Minois
Wenilsman
Atle
Cochran Whan
Nazul Saz
Question on New York straw sparks insurance funding debate
The text discusses state power, insurance regulation, and actions by figures from New York. It mentions handling insurance funds, the firing of leaders, and replacements aligned with a broader political group. The passage reflects scrutiny of financial management and political influence.
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New York
Earthquake in Minnesota and rail rebates amid court claims
Reading from a garbled dispatch shows an earthquake rattling Minnesota with lamps tilting and shelves disturbed in a city last night while St Paul reports an official stating Great Western Railway will end elevator rebate practices amid documents he calls false. In Paris, June 21 Maltse Moras argues a Dreyta case report disputes Beriton handwriting experts, asserting no scientific fault and noting a substitution of initials and missing minutes as key points.
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Paris
Darboux
Academy of Science
M. Anpel
Faculty of Sciencen
M. Poliieabe
Opsitute
M. Beriton
Young Weber Must Hang
San Francisco reports that Adolah Weber’s request for clemency failed and the California Supreme Court upheld a Placer County death sentence. Weber, 20, killed his mother, father, sister, and brother in Auburn in 1903, then set fire to the house to destroy evidence.
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San Francisco
Hig Nother
Decelon Systaining
Placer County Superior Court
Auburn
Golly
Weber
Fa Mouve
Placer Bank Robbery tied to $269,059 white estate case
In Placer County a bank robbery linked to a $269,059 white estate value is reported. A key suspect, Weber, faces charges related to the Placer community bank heist. A buried clue was found in the Weber barn, while market reports and commodities chatter fill the rest of the page with scattered, partial data.
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Weber Wan
Placer Commty Bank
Weber Barn
Placer County
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L.h.becraft
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Giaanas
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Wanten
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A. NL Rosenbaum
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Utah
Cooporative Hlamp Company
Ogden Pasterday
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G. W. Stinson
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Stratford
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