Larceny Charge Dismissed in Court Scene Involving Mrs Izella Brown-Butler
An emotional scene followed the dismissal of a larceny charge against Mrs Izella M Brown-Butler as she was hurried away by car amid a disrupted bystander melee. The proceedings saw warrants issued for others and a temporary restraining action against an associated party. Witnesses testified and the court adjourned amid tense exchanges and chaotic interruptions.
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Izella M. Brown
Cartage
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 to Reclaim Salton Sea Spurts Up Map of Plans
Southern Pacific officials anticipate extending seven hundred thousand dollars on the Salton Sea project. A long delayed river work continues as the Salton Sea’s level reportedly sits at thirty feet and shows signs of fluctuation.
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Southern Pacific
Iit
Salton
Ove Coles
Grounded liner pounding details at sea and funeral notice
The fragmentary report notes the Maichorig steamer damaged by pounding astern and a court or ceremony reference near a cemetery in Delaware. Ruth Ganter Thorne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mon, is mourned with a church service set for 3 PM and interment at Oaierond Cometers.
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Smith
Lyeruen Endle
Downs
Andr
Barah
AL Ceingsrestural
PASC
Ans
Virginia
Awarty
Ruth Oanter Thorne
Daugutir
Mon
al Church
Mingleta
Notable Newspaper Insertion List From Historic Notices
A fragmented stock list from a newspaper page notes that various papers including New York Times Boston Post and Chicago papers ran anniversaries and notices. The text appears as a catalog of titles and publishers with scattered mentions of families and dates.
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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 and Washington to Visit Ohio Exposition
Vice President Charles W Fairbanks and Booker T Washington are scheduled to attend the Ohio State Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition in Grove City, ten miles from Columbus. Fairbanks will speak about 3 27 o clock after opening ceremonies. The event runs for a week starting tomorrow with addresses by prominent speakers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles W.fairbanks
Booker T.washington
Marrow
Grove City
Fairbanks
Bank President Bankrupt After Petition From River Bank
Sylvester B. Hinkley of Newton, president of the First National Bank of Cheiser, which recently closed, was petitioned today by the Wall River Savings Bank. The claim is for a promissory note of $12,000. The debtor is at its home and not expected to appear.
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Sylvester B. Hinkley
Ol Newton
First
National Re of Cheiser
Wall River
Hank
Luis Vacary
Andry
Stould
Russia
Germany
France
Victim of the Ghouls In Chilean Dispatches
Dispatches from Peru mention a Monti figure involved in a ghoul related outrage. The claim argues the person fed jewels by Valparaiso ghouls is not the wife of President-elect Monti but of Admiral Monti who resides in London. The tale notes the president elect’s wife lives in Santiago and the Admiral’s wife in Victoria Street Valparaiso.
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Monti
Peru
Valparaiso
Admiral Monti
London
Santiago
Victoria Streat
Valparadiso
Five Montt
Famuilius
City Rebuilds Valparaiso After Earthquake Disaster
Reports from Valparaiso describe survivors in tents and a child found alive in a barrel amid collapsed buildings. The city plans rebuilding on finer lines, with soup kitchens run by upper society women and price controls to curb gouging. San Francisco sent $3,500 and Chile appeals for funds abroad. officials emphasize not relocating the city and continuing relief efforts amid aftershocks and dangerous conditions.
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Rata
Presidentsied Mantz
Europe
San Francisco
Chile
Cal
Red Cross Safety
E.W. Hoch
Jury frees Roge Galbraith in mob case ruling
Fragmentary wire report states the jury in the Roge Galbraith case discharged the alleged mob leader after a disputed rape claim. Immigrant labor and port activity noted in Vancouver and San Francisco dispatches. Various ship arrivals and city plans appear in brief city, national, and international captions.
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San Francisco
Board of
Supereiza7
Temporaey
Enner
van Ness Avenue
Mayon Street
Bogus Baron in Hamburg Deserts Wife and Jewelry
In Paris a bogus baron named Baron von Donnersmark, or Conrad A. Dolivo Dabrowot vor Donnersmark, is held in Hamburg for deserting his American wife from Mania. He allegedly forged bank orders, disposed of jewels, and claimed noble lineage including a rumored Otis relation. The wife, seeking the American consul, proceeds to Berlin as Hamburg authorities hold his luggage.
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Dennersmark
Hamburg
Gen. Otis
Boeviat Cale Diepaten
Wassington
Paris
Wade
Baron von Donnersmark
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Marseilles
Santos-B. Conred
Berlin
Mason
Steamaaip - Hunenzollern
Naples
Banka
Fle
Genes
Henkel Donmersmark
Dania
Gena
Wellman air ship defective delays Arctic launch
The Wellman Arctic expedition leader reports from Hammerfest Norway August 14 that the balloon house is cracked and delayed by mechanical failures. Repairs are underway and, weather permitting, the air ship may depart for the pole in the first week of September. Wanamaker forms foreign connection with Herman.
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Pole
London
Waller “Wellman
Wellman Arctic Expedition
Spitzenbersen
Hammerfest
Norway
Maine
Ene Motors
Weisman
Pirates In Pitched Battle Off Canton Junks
Victoria August 24 news from the Orient reports piracy on the West River near Canton. The steamer Saimma was attacked, Dr McDonald killed, Capt Jostyn and five others wounded. An ensuing battle against five armed junks resulted in pirate losses and a campaign against piracy is anticipated.
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Beltish Columbia
Aki
Orient
West ‘River
Hongkong
Canton
Saimma
McDonald
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Jaimches
China
Japan praised for honoring Paris treaty obligations
Cologne dispatch notes the Gazette reports Port Dainy will become a free port on September 1, signaling the Japanese government may fulfill political and commercial duties under the Paris treaty. It adds Germany, not involved in initial talks, supported the international diplomacy in Tokyo.
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the Gazette
Port Dainy
Gazette
Ger'many
Tokyo
Watts Sentence Reduced In Political Murder Case
Special Cable Dispatch reports in London that Yingh Watt, once a member of Parliament, had his sentence for inciting hired agents to murder his former wife White and Sir Rezinald Beauchamp reduced from five years to one year by the home secretary.
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London
Home Secretary
Yingh Watt
White
Rezinald Beauchamp
Protest Against Boycott Sways Hongkong Trade Ties
American Consul General in Hongkong appeals to the Viceroy to suppress the boycott association hindering American commerce. The group recently organized several large monster meetings to fan the movement.
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Hongkon
Deejay
Canton
Ipdrance
American Cammerce
Politicians Seek Control Of Bryan Reception
In New York, Aug, Harry W. Walker accused Alexander Troup and Norman F. Mack of trying to dominate the arrangements for the W J Bryan reception hosted by the Commercial Travelers Anti trust League. Walker said the lease would control the event even if politicians must be told to retire, while Mack defended the committee and denied involvement of Hearst.
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Harry W. Walker
W. J. Bryan Loy
Commercial ‘Travelers’ Anti-trust League
Alexander Troup
Coundon
Norman F. Mack
Buffalo
Kegan
Mack
Hearst
Two Police Shootings Alarm Auto Tourists in Chicago and Philadelphia
Chicago affair centers on Mrs. J Ogden Armour whose car was riddled by five bullets after a Rogers Park officer ordered a stop. Chauffeur Huck recounts bullets lodged in the tonneau while Armour plans action against the officer. In Philadelphia, Abington township officer Lever fires on motorist Craig Biddle near Noble Station, prompting protests from the Automobiles Club of Philadelphia and Chicago visitor Mr David Frank, who says a rear light was out and questions the officer’s conduct.
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J. Ogden-Armour
Rogers Park
Mia Armour
Lolita
Lake Forest
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Armour Garage
Michigan Avenue
Huck
Tonneau J. Ogden
Buck
Evanston
Beo
Lorenz
Philadelphia
Old Fork Road
Ind H. Barto
Brazier
The
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Abingon Township
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Old York Road
Lever
Abington Township
Biddie
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Frank
York Road
Oelock
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Noble Station
Bir. Frank
Russia denies plans for foreign loan as funds seen
Finance Minister Kokovson declares ample government funds to cover current year expenses. He notes only the 25.9 million imperial loan for famine relief has been contracted, with Parliament needed for any further foreign borrowing.
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St. Petersburg
Kékavson
Russia
Octoberists issue appeal amid looming elections
Moscow reports the Octoberists issue an appeal to electors urging peaceful constitutional renewal of the Russian state. The statement warns against foreign intervention and violence, calling for nonviolent measures to restore order and stability amid the approaching parliamentary vote.
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Moscow
Lead Filled Packages Spark St. Petersburg Mystery
In St. Petersburg a shipment valued near 375,000, mostly state owned, vanished in transit from Evian to St. Petersburg. Packages addressed to the Imperial Bank contained lead when opened, seals intact. Experts doubt tampering, suggesting substitution occurred before departure from Erivan.
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Evivan
Imperial Bank
Erivan
Cossacks fire on people at Bakmut district meeting
Aug 24 at Petersburg a meeting of factory hands in the Bakmut district was dispersed by Cossacks who fired upon the crowd, wounding several. A former parliament member Torghin was arrested at Zadousk for distributing revolutionary proclamations. In Samara villagers lynched two suspected arsonists and severely beat others. In Kaluga Lagutin, a member of the outlawed Daitienn, was arrested for distributing copies of the Viborg manifesto. In Riga a revolutionary named Luther was killed by guards while being taken from court after his sentencing.
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Zadousk
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Zor
Riga
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Brindiste Dng
Stensland in London as Bank Leader Appears Rich
Madison relatives receive a letter from London noting Paul Stensland former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president Chicago. Stromme, Chicago journalist, reports meeting Stensland in London and visiting him at his apartments. Stensland reportedly left for Flushing and the South of Europe with ample funds.
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Peer C. Stronme
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Aad
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Sertsland
Committee Drafts Bill to Protect Life Insurance Policy Holders
Aug 24 at the State Capitol a committee of fifteen insurance commissioners from several states met and approved a draft uniform bill. It targets misrepresentation in policy terms and dividends. The measure seeks penalties for false titles, misleading terms, or misstatement of policy classes circulated by any company or agent.
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Mizin
Commissioners of
Varios
State Capitol
Therton
Nor- Shalt
Bucket Shops Totter as Boarman Co May Take Over
Reports from Washington Post indicate Bucket shop firm Sage Co near collapse. Boardman & Co. viewed as likely new owners, aiming to salvage defunct exchange business. Backer struggles with obligations and a $310,000 claim from a local politician looms, while Jersey City offices show cautious optimism.
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Washington Post
Sage & Co
Brosey
Jersey
Was & Co
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Aldame
George Turner
W. H.ils
Boargman &Co
Appointment of chancery receiver in Sage & Co. case looms
In Jersey City the assignee Betterly and others move to take control of assets from Sage & Co. amid a web of liabilities. Ansonia apts resident Al Adams Sr. is noted as a former policy king and possible actor in the receivership. Snyder & Co. claim about 31,890 is due from transactions between August and August 196, with a bank attachment against National Metropolitan Bank to cover the sum. The inventory of assets to be begun Monday, with an aim to finish by Friday.
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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 Against Brokerage Bank Account
The local development follows the collapse of M. D. G. Bage & Co New York brokers who closed their doors Wednesday. A suit was filed yesterday to attach 1890 in the brokerage syndicate's bank account, seeking $1,890 in damages.
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of & Suit
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