Court Dismisses Larceny Charge Against Mrs Izella Brown Butler
Exciting scene outside court as a larceny case against Mrs Izella M Brown-Butler was dismissed and she was hurried away in a car. The incident followed bystanders and a disturbed complainant. Widespread confusion marked the proceedings with warrants for money obtained. A receiver for property of M Brown appeared and the suspect was examined by Justice Sean.
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Izella M. Brown
Cartage
Wales
Drew
Mia
Allen
Joseph Hera
Gilendermann
Oy Uiart
Seabury
Walker
Es Peerty
trDa M. Brown
Verrantt
West Rishty Second Street House
Woesee Suns
Ted
Sean
Mr. Wadler
Plan T Reclaim Salton Sea Project Details
Southern Pacific officials expect to extend seven hundred thousand dollars on the Salton Sea reclamation project. A Paun sit using oss work on River while its company says thn gdd back into its ult ebm the Salton is thirty feet deep, with prior work appearing to have ended.
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Southern Pacific
Iit
Salton
Ove Coles
Grounded Liner Poundings Mentioned At Sea Trial
The fragmentary report notes damage from pounding of a steamer named Maichorig and references a Court of F bte-Four and other unclear details. It mentions a burial or funeral arrangement with interment at a cemetery in DE and a service at an unnamed church, with a date near Saturday and Virginia as a residence.
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Smith
Lyeruen Endle
Downs
Andr
Barah
AL Ceingsrestural
PASC
Ans
Virginia
Awarty
Ruth Oanter Thorne
Daugutir
Mon
al Church
Mingleta
Newspaper Insertion Policy Affects Notices Across Papers
A historic notice about how obituaries and death notices appeared across major U.S. papers like the Washington Post New York Times and Chicago records. It notes no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing and lists several papers including Philadelphia Public Ledger Providence Journal and Minneapolis Tribune.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Poston Slobr
Uupralo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Lerder
Tittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Nochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
Paul Pioneer -Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fairbanks to speak at Ohio Colored Exposition
Vice President Charles W Fairbanks and Booker T Washington plan to attend the Ohio State Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition in Grove City near Columbus. Fairbanks is set to speak around 3 27 o clock, with the event continuing for a week starting tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles W.fairbanks
Booker T.washington
Marrow
Grove City
Fairbanks
Bank President Bankrupt As Another Bank Files Petition
Sylvester B. Hinkley of Newton presides over a bank that closed doors. The Wall River Savings Bank petitioned yesterday for a formal supervisory step. The loan was a $12,000 promissory note due soon. The debtor location is listed. no immediate sale expected.
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Sylvester B. Hinkley
Ol Newton
First
National Re of Cheiser
Wall River
Hank
Luis Vacary
Andry
Victim of the Ghouls in Chilean dispute sparks fear
Dispatches from Peru note a Chilean charge claiming a Monti figure was fed to ghouls in Valparaiso. The report says the wife of President-elect Monti is in Santiago while Admiral Monti’s wife lived in Victoria Street Valparaiso. The tale ties the outrage to Montt family residences rather than official state action.
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Monti
Peru
Valparaiso
Admiral Monti
London
Santiago
Victoria Streat
Valparadiso
Five Montt
Famuilius
City Faces Epidemic After Chilean Earthquake
Report from Valparaiso and Santaago describes earthquake damage with a child found alive in a barrel and ongoing fires. City to be rebuilt on finer lines while soup kitchens run by young society women feed the needy and supplies stabilize. San Francisco and domestic donors contribute funds as Chile rejects external collection efforts. Local authorities enforce price controls and distribute food via depots under female supervision.
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Valparaiso
Rata
Presidentsied Mantz
Europe
San Francisco
Chile
Cal
Red Cross Safety
E.W. Hoch
Washington
Theft Post
The
Sunday Post
Post
Immigrant Labor and City Hall Plans Dominate Headlines
A mixed wire report notes Vancouver immigration measures targeting unskilled workers, a plan to rapidly erect a temporary city hall in San Francisco on the Free Library site, with an estimate of 89 000 dollars. It also lists ships and arrivals in New York, Bremen, Queenstown, and other ports, reflecting a busy maritime news snapshot from Aug. 2 to Aug. 26.
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Springfield
San Francisco
Board of
Supereiza7
Temporaey
Enner
van Ness Avenue
Mayon Street
Bogus Baron Dodges Law As Wife Held Secret
A man calling himself Baron von Donnersmark is arrested in Hamburg on desertion and theft charges. He reportedly married an American girl in Manila, stole her jewelry and money, and forged bank orders. The wife’s identity remains undisclosed. Berlin officials and the American consul general are involved.
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Boeviat Cale Diepaten
Wassington
Paris
Wade
Hamburg
Baron von Donnersmark
Santos’ Dolivo Dabrowot
Donnersmark
Warsaw
Marseilles
Santos-B. Conred
Berlin
Mason
Steamaaip - Hunenzollern
Naples
Banka
Fle
Genes
Henkel Donmersmark
Dania
Gena
Wellman Air Ship Defective Hopes Pole Voyage Start Soon
Wellman reports from Spitzenbergsen to Hammerfest that balloon house faults and minor mechanical defects delay the airship. Repairs progress rapidly and, weather permitting, the expedition leader expects to depart for the pole in the first week of September. Wanamaker forms foreign connection with Berlin contact.
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Explorer
Pole
London
Waller “Wellman
Wellman Arctic Expedition
Spitzenbersen
Hammerfest
Norway
Maine
Ene Motors
Weisman
Pirates in pitched battle disrupt West River trade
Victoria Aug 24 Steamer Aki arrived with piracy news on the West River near Hongkong Canton. An attack on the steamer Saimma killed Dr McDonald wounded Capt Jostyn and five others. An ensuing clash saw five armed junks beaten back, pirates suffer heavy losses. German and British traders urge ministers to press China for strict anti piracy actions.
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Victoria
Beltish Columbia
Aki
Orient
West ‘River
Hongkong
Canton
Saimma
McDonald
Jostyn l
Jaimches
China
Japan Credit Acknowledged Over Port Dainy Free Port Move
The Gazette from Cologne reports that Port Dainy becoming a free port from September 1 signals Japan’s willingness to honor the political and commercial obligations of the Paris treaty. It notes Germany’s support for international diplomacy in Tokyo, though not directly involved in initial negotiations.
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Cologne
the Gazette
Port Dainy
Gazette
Ger'many
Tokyo
Watt's Sentence Reduced in High Profile Case
Special cable dispatch reports London Aug 24 that Yingh Watt, formerly a member of Parliament, had his sentence cut from five years to four years after being found guilty of inciting hired agents to murder his ex wife and Sir Rezinald Beauchamp.
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Washington Po
London
Home Secretary
Yingh Watt
White
Rezinald Beauchamp
Protest Against Boycott Appeals to Viceroy in Hongkong
American Consul General in Hongkong appeals to the Viceroy to suppress a boycott association that has organized monster meetings. He dispatched to Canton press for action to protect American commerce amid the boycott.
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Hongkong
Hongkon
Deejay
Canton
Ipdrance
American Cammerce
Politicians Seek Control of Bryan Reception Arrangements
New York August reports that Alexander Troup and Norman F Mack are said to be trying to control the reception for W J Bryan, with leases guiding the event and politicians urged to step aside. Harry W Walker confirmed the plan and said the Bryan reception may be political, while Mack denied obstruction and claimed no Hearst involvement. Cambridge Mass August 24 Harvard observatory notes a newly discovered comet visible with a telescope at Kiel Heidelberg.
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New York
Harry W. Walker
W. J. Bryan Loy
Commercial ‘Travelers’ Anti-trust League
Coundon
Norman F. Mack
Buffalo
Kegan
Mack
Hearst
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
Kreutz
Kiel Observatory
Kopf
Heidelberg University
Police Shootings Alarm Chicago and Philadelphia Roads
In Chicago a Rogers Park patrolman fired five shots at the Armour party after a slow drive, wounding the tonneau and prompting J Ogden Armour to pursue legal action. Chauffeur Huck recalls bullets extracted from the Armour auto while Lolita Armour’s health declines amid the scandal. In Philadelphia a Abington township officer fired at motorist Craig Biddle on Old York road, prompting protests from Automobil Club of Philadelphia official H Barto Brazier and insurance man David Frank, who reports a revolver demand for lens check and a questioned rear light violation.
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J. Ogden-Armour
Rogers Park
Mia Armour
Lolita
Lake Forest
C. H. Huck
Armour Garage
Michigan Avenue
Huck
Tonneau J. Ogden
Buck
Evanston
Beo
Lorenz
Philadelphia
Old Fork Road
Ind H. Barto
Brazier
The
Automobilé Club of Philadelphia
Goenther
Abingon Township
Craig’ Biddle
Old York Road
Lever
Abington Township
Biddie
David. Frank
Frank
York Road
Oelock
Mr. Frank
Noble Station
Bir. Frank
Russia Denies Plans for New Foreign Loan This Autumn
Finance Minister Kokovson denied rumors of a government move to raise a new foreign loan. He said ample funds exist to tide over the year and only the 25.9 million imperial loan for famine relief was considered. Parliament's approval is required for any foreign issue. The six month surplus may exceed 50 million, potentially over 100 million for the year, aiding war expenses and debt payments.
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Cokovsoff
St. Petersburg
Kékavson
Russia
Stould
Germany
France
Octoberists Issue Appeal Amid Elections Calls for Peaceful Reform
Moscow reports the Octoberists issued an appeal to electors urging order and unity to save the country. The document lists main programme points and warns against foreign intervention, insisting solutions come through peaceful constitutional methods to renew the Russian state.
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Moscow
Lead in Transit Shocks St. Petersburg Money Theft Case
In St. Petersburg a large sum in state funds, about 375000 in value, vanished en route from Erivan. Packages marked for the Imperial Bank were opened and found filled with lead. Seals appeared intact, suggesting possible pre-departure tampering and substitution before leaving Erivan.
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St. Petersburg
Evivan
Imperial Bank
Erivan
Cossacks disperse factory meeting in Bakmut district
Aug 24 at Petersburg report Cossacks fired on factory hands leaving several wounded after a meeting in the Bakmut district. A former parliament member Torghin was arrested at Zadousk for revolutionary proclamations.
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Petersburg
Bakmut
Torghin
Zadousk
Varoneatt
Stensland, Milwaukee Bank Chief, Said Seen in London
Madison relatives report that Paul Stensland, former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president of Chicago, was in London on August 10. Stromme, Chicago journalist, recalls meeting him and notes Stensland later visited in his London flat before leaving for Flushing and the South of Europe, implying he had ample funds.
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Paul
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
London
Engigh
Peer C. Stronme
Stromime
Stendland
Aad
Flushing
South
Europe
Stromme
Sertsland
Draft to Protect Life Policy Holders From Misrepresentation
August 24 at the state capitol a committee of fifteen insurance commissioners from several states approves draft bills for uniform legislation. The document targets misrepresenting policy terms and promised dividends, prohibiting use of titles or class names that misstate the policy’s true nature.
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Paul
Mizin
Commissioners of
Varios
State Capitol
Therton
Nor- Shalt
Bugket Shop Aggressive Moves Signal takeover bid
Defunct Sage & Co. in Jersey City faces likely takeover by Boardman & Co. as a Philadelphia backer fights to cover an estimated 310,000 debts. Reports say Sage’s assets and liabilities are under review while other exchanges consider absorbing the failed firm’s business. Boardman aims to leverage a leased wire to Philadelphia for a smooth transition. Wall Street chatter notes a chancery filing in Trenton may affect the proceedings.
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Washington Post
Sage & Co
Brosey
Jersey
Was & Co
Philadelphia
Aldame
George Turner
W. H.ils
Boargman &Co
Stnis
Boardman ,&Co
Taight & Wreese
Boardman &Co
Telegraph Company
The
Sage
Inersey City
Boardman & Ga
Wall ‘Street
Gil
Chan Court
Trenton
Appointment of chancery receiver in Sage & Co. case
Assignee Betterly, aided by Al Adams Sr or his son, moves to seize assets in a complex receivership tied to United States Fidelity and Guaranty. Inventory not started until Monday, with $20,800 in due assets and $116,000 owed to Sage & Co. Snyder & Co. claim $31,890 as amounts due for stock purchases. An attachment is filed against National Metropolitan Bank to cover the alleged debt.
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al Adams
Hhey
Mexico
Ansonia
Seventy-fourth Street
Crossiway
Adams
Sage ‘Concern
Jersey City
United States Fidelity
Guarantée Company of Maryland
Betterly
Benjamin PL
Snyder & Co
Washington
Sage & Co
James B. Archer, Jrr
John Lewis Smith
National Metropolitan Bank
Snyder Sues for 1890 Attachment Against Brokerage Bank
The local case centers on a suit filed after the failure of M. G. Bage & Co., New York brokers who closed doors Wednesday. The action seeks attachment of the broker age syndicate's bank account for 1890.
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M. Dg. Bage & Co
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of & Suit
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