Dozens of Brokers Charged in Nationwide Bucket Shop Raids
Government detectives raid stock gambling offices in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore closing more than 50 outlets. Indictments name 29 suspects including millionaires and bankers. The cases allege conspiracy to operate bucket shops defrauding investors with broad federal warrants and bail set at 5 000 for several defendants while raids extend from Missouri to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Treaiit of
Columbia
Perser Naanet
United States
New York City
Saner
Lee Mayer
J Vella
Angelo Cella
Supreme Court
Wey
Raillionaires
Wickersham
KC. Boggy& Co
Price & Co
The
Standard Sock and Grain Dealers
Fices
Jersey City
Cincinnati
St. Lours
Bogus & Co
Richard E. Preueser
Lea Mayer
eGorge Turner
William H. Lilli
Olivar J. Robinson
Eaward S. Boges
Harry Owens
Robert A. Guy
al Ford
Marshall F. Parrish
Edward Everett Taylor
Washington, D. C
Harry Johnson
William B. Price
Virgil P. Randolph
Harry M. Randolph
Charles T. Moorehead
Edward Weldon
Joseph Gaskina
James A. Anderson
Thomas H. Campbell
Edward B. Taylor
Standard Stock and Grain
Edward Artemus
Samuel Raymond
Oscar J. Rappel
Robert Hall
N.J
Louis Cella
St. Louis
Henry © .Sumnot
Henry R. Duryee
Charles R. Alley
Washington
Ila Srope
Missouri River
Atlantic
New England
Oklahoma
Baker
District of Columbia
A. Brage Hielaski
Finch
Bureau of Investigation
Preugarse Alleen Cargeae
Ner, Mayer, Turner
Edward ©. Taylor
Boggs & Co
Broadway
Gelis
Philadelphia Consolidated Stock Exchange
Ford& Parrish
Preuauer
Myles McDonald
Mayer 3
Turner
New York Stock Exchange
Lillis
Altemus
Cella
Raymond
Et al
Duryea
Alley
Allens
Cella Brothers
Montgomerystreet
Jersey ‘City
Consoidated Exchange
Hall
Stumpf
Philaelphia Consolidated Exchange
Aletemus
Price
Randolph
Moorehead
Welden
Randolphs
Weldon
Adderson
Gathine
William B. Price & Co
Taylor
Fragmented Health Office Record With Names and Dates
A garbled health office record lists numerous personal names, ages, and addresses, followed by scattered dates and hospital references. The legibility is poor, but mentions include Tuberculous Hospital entries, Freedmen's Hospital, and multiple individuals such as Alice Young, Henry Moorman, Horace W. Reed, and Thomas Taylor among others.
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Alice Young
Ceruurma
Yepre
Altice D. Bases
Montia
Frarinea
V. Wienarduon
Henry Moorman
Freadmans
Katie Sops
Tubercatossy Hospital
yOaear
Blackford
Whiting
Child of the Desert May Join Regiment or Pension
In a London parliamentary debate on the Somali Mad Mullah threat, John Dillon notes the Mullah has cost Britain about 49 million dollars and mocks past efforts. Winston Churchill argues for ongoing engagement. plans include large forces, railroad schemes, and offers of money to end resistance, with no clear settlement in sight.
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New York Sim
Itm
John
Dillon
United States
Geronimo Reids
Geronimo
Haji Mohammed Bul Abdullah
Somaliland
Mecca
Col Plunket
Maj
Gough
Maljet
Manning
Fomaniland
Winston Chirch
Gaia
Ve Interor
Mortan
Difon
Mullah
Gove
Shoul
Peru-nA Receives Praise For Vital Remedy Claims
A physician in the United States reports praise from women nationwide for a remedy named Perune. Letters describe sustained relief from various pains and ailments, with testimonials from Mrs Taséoh Lacellé and Mrs Billa Miskell praising improved health after using Perune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taséoh
Lacellé
Bronson
Digwa
Ban
Ontario
Canada
Billa Miskell
Box & Beonsburg
Indiana
Fragmentary clash and retreat near Moslem center debate
A garbled and fragmentary line mentions a crack British regiment in action near the Moslem center, with possible retreat or retirement to an oasis and a well-earned English tension. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Relics unearthed at Yale treasury include hair of Maj Andre
In Yale treasury vault New Haven April 2 relics show a framed sheet with a hair lock from Maj Major Andre taken four years after his execution. Also exhibited is a pen portrait drawn by Andre the night before his death. A large tankard once owned by President Daggett 1744 to 1778, given to Yale College Church by Daggett’s granddaughter.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Treasury
Hare
Maj
Andre
Yala
Daggett
Yale College
Yale Coleriege Church
Whistle Cord Saves Boy From Wildcat Attack
In Seaside Oregon April 2 Willie Sellers a boy employed at a sawmill escaped a wildcat attack by falling onto a whistle cord he tended. The cord’s blast alerted the foreman who shot the attacking animal as it pounced on the prostrate boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside
Oves
Willie Sellers
Will Name Kensington Ticket Spacial in The Washington Wout
A public meeting is set for April 2 in Kensington Missouri to nominate candidates for mayor and council, succeeding Mayor John A Cannon and councilmen James Ritchie and Hugh Armstrong. Judge Ward in Halifax imposed fines and sentences for attempted intimidation of a venireman in a Powell case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Washington
John A. Cannon
Halifax
N.C
Ward
L. A. Carte
Red Daggin
Jason C.T. Lewis
Powell
Vane
Remains of Gettysburg Tiger Found in Grave
Bones and relics lay in a shallow grave at Gettysburg near Cemetery Hill. The remains, tied to the July 2 1863 charge of the Louisiana Tigers, suggest a Confederate soldier missed in earlier exhumations. The find includes a pocketbook frame and an Indian arrowhead.
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Gettysburg
aEst Cemetery Hill
Weidrich
Hollywood
Richmond
Heinze Lawyer Exonerated in Impeding Justice Claim
New York on April 2 reports Safford Robinson, a prominent lawyer, was exonerated after a case alleging obstruction of justice. The judge referenced by Robinson, Cara Robinson, faced criticism as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Robinson
New York
Safford Robinson
Exonerated in Referee Report Over Heinze Counsel
The bar association charges of unprofessional conduct against Rovinson, personal counsel for F. Augustus Heinze, are dismissed. He had previously been fined 50 for affecting the administration of justice in the matter of United Copper Company books disappearance. Influential backers including United States Senator Crane and Representative George L. Lawrence urged in Rob inson’s defense, calling the referee’s action silly but not intended to deceive the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I Reid
Doryee
Evans
Taylor
Boggs & Co
F Street
Ouray
Department of Justice
United States
Reginald 8. Huldekoper
Harvey Given
Johnson and Alley
Duryee
Duryes
Sackett Duryes
Bar Association
Rovinson
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Supreme Court
Robinson
Crane
Mannschusetts
George L. Lawrence
North Adams
Mass
Litterfield
Meine Hien
Jdege Lidcombe
Pabinson
Auestio
Ube
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Wavy Yard
Seattle
Wash
Charleston
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Washington Post
Health Office Record
Bittle
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Glaberto
Meilietna
Hood
Mullar
Peru
Bowie
Baed
Uy Far
Wese
Hartman
Perma Ondy
Mrj. Andre
Yale
Whistle Cord
Boy
Wild Cat
Lyric Theater
Metropolitan Opera House
Lohengrin
Acant
Metalleg
Ine
Fromateg
Wokeham
Bparkes
Cesc
Knelling
Clark
Lartslag
Opera Comique
GZAAR
Zimmermann
Ir Garman
Abie Bitten
Dorks
Blast
Wild
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Taetuking Aimee
Stenta A Sara
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Conaoetwn
Siren
Seulbig Ar Simlin
Christian Xander
Eaor
Angeliza
Sweet Norton
Heinze
St. N.W
Fifth Avenue
Bas Jong
Panama
Acros
Argains
Dream
Nightingale
Onal
Madras
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Swiss Linea
Vuyadown
Elors
Reneh Leew Pew Lane Sigever
With & P Inch Cult
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