Prison Kidnap Suspects Nabbed After Italian Store Raid
In New York police captured 22 men at an Elizabeth Street Italian grocery. Two suspects are linked to the July kidnapping of Giuseppe De Stefano of 216 Elizabeth Street. Returned boys Giuseppe Longo and Michael Rizzo testified as prisoners were questioned. the Crimi brothers and others deny involvement.
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de Stefano
Longo
New York
Elizabeth Street
Giuseppe de Stefano
Giacomo Crimi
Giuseppe
Giuseppe Crimi
Lieut
Vachris
Valian Bureau
Trabucci
House of Hook and Ladder Company 9
Headquarters
Mulberry Street
Thalians
Vacharis
Flynn
Michael Rizzo
Giuseppe Longo
Brooklyn
Giseono Crimi
Nude body found in snow identified as Akron man
Detroit news reports the nude dismembered body of Champ Buckmaster found in Highland Park identified by Frank Strenick whose father employed Buckmaster. Police believe Buckmaster was murdered as his skull was crushed and his legs severed with the body buried in snow away from homes.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Champ Buckmaster
Akron
Frank Strenick
Buckmaster
Rabbit chase may prove fatal in Indiana incident
Adam Housour, 28, is in critical condition at his Kosciusko county home after strained heart damage thought to result from overexertion during a rabbit chase across a long field.
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Warsaw
Ind
Adam Housour
Kosciusko County
Despondent Kansas girl leaps to death in well
Despondent 17 year old Lillie Hanson of Osage City Kansas is believed to have killed herself by leaping into a well in Kansas City Missouri. Her body was recovered and her skull crushed by the impact leading to murder suspicions.
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Kansas City
Lillie Hanson
Osage City
Kan
Indictments in Gary Riot Case Involve City Officials
Ten individuals including Gary Mayor Thomas Knotts Police Chief Joseph Martin and several officials were indicted for conspiracy rioting assault and unlawful polling place entry linked to election riots. Bonds posted but trial set February 7 in Crown Point. Officers Captains Lieut. and officials named among the indicted with others charged.
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Gary
Ind
Thomas B Knotts
Joseph D. Martin
Crown Point
Newman and
Mulcahy
Lieut. Jenkins
Sergt. Miller
B. N. White
H. C. Price
P. C. Finerty
Tooth Marks Tell Of Muskegon Assault Robbery
William Ottman aged 22 was arrested in Muskegon Michigan for the assault and robbery of war veteran John Kingshot last Thursday night A daughter of Mrs Thompson a former Kingshot housekeeper led to Ottman The deputy sheriff found 33 dollars in Ottmans boarding room tooth marks on his finger confirmed the confession He said he needed money for board or face jail
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Muskegon
Mich
William Ottman
John Kingshot
Ottman
Thompson
Kingshot
Anderson
Ottawa Street
Maine not wrecked by Spain says Lackawanna report
Buffalo dispatch cites Lackawanna Steel Co information asserting the battleship Maine was destroyed by an internal magazine explosion rather than Spanish action. The report notes Washington awareness for weeks and cites turret findings in Havana harbor as supporting evidence.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lackawanna Steel Company
Maine
Spain
Washington
Havana Harbor
Live Market Report with Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago live stock quotes show hog receipts 23,000 with heavy at 7.85 to 7.95 and good to choice pigs 7.65 to 8.00. cattle receipts 18,000 with prime steers 6.50 to 7.00, cows 3.85 to 4.10, veal calves 8.00 to 8.50. sheep receipts 15,009 with lambs 5.00 to 6.50 and yearlings 4.75 to 5.25. Omaha quotes include native steers 4.40 to 6.60, hogs 7.50 to 7.80, sheep 4.00 to 6.85. East Buffalo reports: hogs 8.25 to 8.50, lambs 6.90 to 7.00, yearlings 5.00 to 5.25. Cattle and hog prices show overall strength and typical regional spreads.
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Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevers
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Calton
Negro Escapes Mob In West Virginia Transit
William Furby colored, accused of criminally assaulting Flora Anglin at Wescon, is held in the state penitentiary at Moundsville for safekeeping until the Lewis grand jury meets. He was escorted through a mob to the penitentiary after a Weston lynching scare, with deputies and two National Guard companies protecting him. Many people were injured in the clash as the train departed.
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Moundsville
W. Va
William Furby
Flora
Anglin
Wescon
Lewis Grand Jury
Furby
Weston
Gnarl
Three Killed in Stockton Train Wreck
Freeport HI Dec 29 In a collision between an eastbound freight train and a work train on the Chicago Great Western at Stockton Il three railroad men died two instantly and the third died later. The wreck was caused by the work train crew failing to clear the main track and the freight struck head on, overturning the work train locomotive and pinning the three in the cab.
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Freeport
Explosion at El Paso Smelter Kills Seven Injures Over Twenty
A blast at the American Smelting and Refining plant in El Paso, Texas, when workers ignited 2400 pounds of blasting powder, killed seven and injured more than twenty. The explosion damaged nearby homes and shattered windows miles away. Two bodies were recovered from tunnels, with several missing and believed buried under slag.
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el Paso
Tex
American Smelting and Refining Company
Gwilhlermo Dominguez
Merentine Maitarro
Aged Woman Esther Davis Turns 117 in New York Party
Esther Davis, aged about 117, celebrated a birthday at the Daughters of Jacob home 301 East Broadway. She recalls serving hot soup to Napoleon's army as a young girl and was escorted by a committee of elderly residents including Mrs. Osno Wksiner and Mrs. Borsie Kalmanson.
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New York
Esther Davis
Daughters of Jacob
East Broadway
Yaxostoy
Soovalk
Rusefa
Borsie Kalmanson
Mabel Diamond
Rachel’ Marcus
Malke Bernstein
450 Killed in Hot Battle Near Bedouin Hearts
Turko Bedouin clash in Bi Kerak district drives rebels toward the Dead Sea. Heavy casualties reported on both sides with around 450 killed, 60 prisoners, and Turkish losses of seven officers and seventy seven men.
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Coczisntinople
Bec
Bi Kerak
Viavet
Brria
Dead Sea
Ofigtt
Child Thwarted By Rat Biscuit Poisoning in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on December 28 a toddler ate rat biscuit hidden behind a bread pail and suffered convulsions. Despite hours of medical care the child’s life was saved. The parents alerted a doctor after the symptoms appeared hours later.
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Saginaw
Mich
William A. Yancer
Market Reports for Hogs and Cattle in Chicago
The Chicago market report dated December 29 1910 shows estimated hog receipts of 24000 with 5567 carried over from the previous day. Hog prices ranged from 7.50 to 7.87 for various grades while cattle prospects are steady and sheep prospects weak with about 15000 head.
Becon Report Hogs Market Receipts and Prices
Beconc report shows estimated receipts today at 24000 with official receipts yesterday at 22953 and shipments yesterday at 3416. Leftover yesterday were 567. Estimated receipts tomorrow 19000 as market remains dull with prices generally 5 to 10 lower than yesterday's average. bulk 765 to 775, light 745 to 780, mixed packers 760 to 824, heavy shipping 745 to 750, rough 745 to 760, porkers 765 to 775, pigs 718 to 795.
Estimated cattle and sheep receipts by market
Estimated receipts list for Market 7500 and Market 15000 shows price ranges for cattle including cows and heifers, steers, stockers, Western cattle, and totals. sheep categories include native and Western sheep and lambs with corresponding price ranges. Markets indicate slow to weak trading conditions.
Market Report Delivers Mixed Gains Across Grain Prices
The market shows dull tone with mixed shifts: wheat and oats steady to higher for some futures, while various grades and cattle listings stabilize or dip slightly. Prices from Chicago and Washington city reflect narrow movements and typical seasonal activity.
Ordered out of sanatorium exposes banking sector failings
Examination of Robin and his enterprises reveals a worse state of affairs than feared. Dr. MacDonald declares Joseph G. Robin not mad and Robin is located in New York. Investigations show losses exceeding $800000 at Northern Bank of New York and imply control of another undisclosed company. Washington Savings Bank defers payments to stave off a run as state examiners pursue the case.
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New York
Carlos F. MacDonald
Central Valley
Joseph G. Robin
Justice Amend
H. Vallentine Wildman
Max G. Schiatt
MacDonald
Robin
Louise G. Robinovitch
Hotchkiss
Insurance Department
Northern Bank of New York
Washington Savings Bank
Fifty-Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Fire inquiry begins into Chicago stock yards disaster
Fire marshal Charles F. Seyferlich orders an immediate investigation of the stock yards fire origin to cooperate with the coroner after the deaths of Chief Horan and twenty three firemen. He directs sharia chiefs to report findings on the Morris plant high pressure system. Coroner Hoffman Fire Attorney Hogan and Robert Knight inspect the scene.
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Chicago
Charles F. Seyferlich
Stock Yards
Horan
Morris
Hoffman
Hogan
Robert Knight
City Building Department
Weather Outlook Bolsters Midwest Gloom
Illinois and Wisconsin face threatening weather with unsettled conditions. Indiana sees rain in the north and rain or snow in the south, signaling varied precipitation across the region.
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Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Inheritance Tax Collected On Colorado Estate
The Walsh estate in Colorado transfers sixty thousand dollars in inheritance tax from Littleton Celo and Dee to the state.
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Walsh
Littleton
Celo
Dee
At of
Colorado
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