Indicted Maryland Trust Officials After Collapse
A Washington Post report notes Bowdoin, Brown, and Scott indicted by a grand jury for misrepresenting the Maryland Trust Company's condition. Bowdoin released on $10,000 bail. Brown and Scott are at large or in custody in Virginia and southern Maryland respectively. The case follows the firm’s collapse amid asset realizations and a New York receiver action.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jaay
J Willcox Brown
Herry J Bowdoin
Wee
JI Bernard Scott
Maryland Trust Company
Bowdoin
Brown
Virgina
Scott
Maryland
Marine
Virginia Drug Bill Sparks Bitter Opposition by Apothecaries
Special to The Washington Port Ricumond Va January 2 Virginia wholesale and retail druggists oppose a proposed regulatory bill for patent and proprietary medicines. Richmond leading doctors back a board to regulate harmful drugs, but fear exposure of private prescriptions and ingredients. Druggists vow to fight the measure to the last ditch as state wide push grows.
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Virginia
Washington
Ricumond
Richmond
Virginia Drugmsts
Misuse of the Mails Trial Clears Few Facts
Special to The Washington Post reports John Talbott and his wife Fred Talbott on trial in Baltimore for sending obscene matter through the U S mails. The case echoes a earlier incident involving a girl friend of Mrs Talbott who pleaded guilty under advice and later proved innocent. Also noted are local insurers elections and a New Year ball in Rockville with prominent residents attending.
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Washington
Baltimore
United Sates
John Talbott
Fred Talbott
Morris
United States District Court
Des Talbott
Gussie
Lew
Talbott
Spene
Talbotts
Charles Thawly
Fort Republic
Dixie Oil Company Rebranded as Standard Oil in Richmond
Federal inspectors in Richmond gather data on oil competition with Standard Oil. Dixie wagons reappear in green as Standard Oil Company branding appears. Secret Service agents have been in town, collecting notebooks and data on shipments and business practices. Local merchants faced pressure as investigations loom in Washington.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Richmond Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Dixie
Standard O71
Manchester
Standard Company
Dixie Ou Company
Cites
Dixie Ul Company
Trust
Washington
Secret Service
Standard
Southern
Independent
Virginia Court to Hear Major Appeals in Richmond Docket
The Court of Appeals of Virginia opens January 9 in Richmond with a heavy docket. Major cases include Norfolk and Western vs Tidewater Railroad over a Norfolk grade crossing from a charge appealed from the State corporation commission. The attorney general will also take part in cases such as Henrico Negro Johnson convicted of assault, Robinson vs Commonwealth involving embezzlement by a justice of the peace in Warwick County, and Harding vs State from Lancaster concerning liquor law prohibition.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Court of Appeals of
Virginia
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater Railroad
State Corporation Commission
Norfolk
Johnson
Little Ruth Pinch
Robinson
Commonwealth
Warwick
May. Anderson
Harding
Liancaster
Follows Ramsey Plan for Littl Kanawha Syndicate Rail System
A Washington dispatch reports that the Littl Kanawha Syndicate, recently bought by the New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio, will not be parcelled out but will proceed under Joseph Ramsey's plan. The new system will be jointly owned by the three lines to connect West Virginia coal fields with Pittsburg and the lakes, giving Parkersburg a coal carrying railroad.
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Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Littl Kanawha Syndicate
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
Qaso
Joseph Ramsey
West Virginia
Pittsburg
The
Lakes
Veteran Conductor Riley Dies After Long service
Cap phen Riley, veteran Baltimore and Ohio conductor, died in Wheeling West Virginia at home. He began with the road in 1855 and served as passenger conductor through the Civil War transporting troops. He marked fifty years since joining as a brakeman on the Cumberland and Wheeling division.
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Stephen Riley
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Capphen Riley
Baltimore and United
The
Road
Cumberland and Wheeling
Bail Granted in Jervigan Murder Case
Special to The Waansgesecome Raleigh January 2 Judge Purnel of the Federal Court allows D C Downing and J C Stancil deputy revenue collectors to give bail for trial in the alleged murder of Watson Jervigan a moonshiner from Duplin County with bail set at 1000 and 200 dollars respectively for appearance before him.
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Raleigh
N. C
Purnel
Federal Court
D. C. Downing
J. C. Stancil
Watson Jervigan
Duplin County
Lockjaw Death From Firecracker At Shaw U University
Raleigh N C Jan 2 Joe Griffin a colored student at Shaw U University died here of lockjaw caused by the explosion of a cannon cracker Christmas Day A second death in two days from this cause is reported in the county
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Washington Pass
Raleigh
Joe Griffin
This
Shaw U University
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Quick Grip Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine as cures for grip like illnesses. A testimonial from Mrs. Geo B Halt of Jackson Tennessee claims recovery after weeks of illness and touts a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. The copy emphasizes building the nervous system and destroying germs to restore health.
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Miles
Geo. B. Halt
Jackson
Tenn
Benson for Speaker Seth chosen by Senate slate
Annapolis officials report the Democratic organization backing Carville D. Henson for speaker in the house and Gen. J. B. Seth for senate president. Independents may hold balance of power. Republicans seek a Democrat willing to join a caucus coalition. Senate vote ends with Seth securing the nomination after late shifts in support.
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Queen Anne
House
Senate
Washington Post
Annapolis
Carville D. Henson
Baltimore
J. B. Seth
Talbot County
Benson
Baltimore County
J. Haos Ray, Jr
Prince George
John V. L. Murphy
Baltimore City
William A. Percy
Dorchester
John T. Burch
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Howard
Reading
John J. Cox
Somerset
Charles H. Merriman
Preachers to Be Tried for Forgery in Newport News
In Newport News Virginia, Rev H W Chiles a Black pastor now in Philadelphia and Rev C Lively a local Black preacher face Corporation Court tomorrow on forgery charges. They allegedly forged signatures of several Peninsula Black residents on promissory notes. A special jury reindicted Chiles today due to a flaw in the original indictment.
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Newport News
Washington Port
H. W. Chiles
Philadelphia
C. Lively
Corporation
Corporation Court
Chiles
Multiple Virginia weddings reported across towns
A Washington Post telegraph summary lists several marriages in Virginia on January 2 including Stella Barr and W H Smith at Fort Monroe, Thomas Minor and Mrs Namnie Hicks in Fredericksburg, Emmett Trimswirler and Gertrude Abshire in Roanoke, Mattie Murphy and J C Shelton in Chatham, Annie May Lemon and J O Wood in Leesburg, Sallie English and B Gossman in Hillsboro, and Effie Lewis Bowles marrying Thomas Bowles in Roanoke.
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Chatham
Stella I. Barr
W. H. Smith
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
W. D. Barr
Fredericksburg
Thomas Minor
Namnie Hicks
Methodist Parsonage
J. W. Taght
Roanoke
Emmett Trimswirler
Gertrude Abshire
J. W. Abshire
First Baptist Church
Mattie A. Murphy
JC. B. Shelton
Mary A. Irby
D Willis
Reta Jennings
Chesley H. Shelton
A. A.waitmore
Leesburg
Annie May ‘Lemon
Henry Lemon
King
Hillsboro
J. O. Wood
J. 0 Wood
Orange County
W. M. Waters
The
Methodist Church South
B. Gossman
Connecticut
George W. Stallings
St. John's Episcopal Church
Effie W. Lewis
W. H Lewis
Norfolk and Western
Thomas Smith Bowles
Norfolk
W. HH
Milton
Poison Found in Stomach in Parkersburg Mystery
Dr. L C Rose reports poison in the stomach of the late Fred Schaefer, who was found dead days after his disappearance while his wife lay unconscious in the same room. Officials plan an inquest Thursday to determine the cause as the case prompts further investigation.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
L. C. Rose
Fred Schaefer
Schaefer
Virginia Military Cadets Fined After Riot at VMI
Fifteen Virginia Military Institute cadets stood before Mayor Walker in Lexington as twelve were fined ten dollars each for taking part in a riotous crowd last Saturday. George Toler, a black man accused of shooting a cadet on Christmas night, was jailed on bail and is reportedly hiring counsel to prosecute the cadets. The grand jury will probe the incident.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Walker
George Toler
Broadnax Held for Trial in Newport News Murder Case
M B Broadnax was held for the grand jury by Justice J D G Brown after the Newport News Police Court determined no murder had been proven though manslaughter was posited. Bond set at 500. Frank Smith died January 33 from injuries from December at 4200 Huntington Ave. Autopsy showed a broken seventh rib and torn liver. two witnesses said Broadnax kicked Smith on Christmas Day.
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Frank Smith
Newport News
Washington Post
M. B. Broadnax
J. D. G. Brown
Ian
Earp
Smith
Broadnax
Carrying pistols to school shocks Fayetteville readers
At Snaketown school Miss Lula Presson reported boys bringing pistols. Magistrate fined two pupils, Bob Norris and Jim Spurlock, 7.20 each plus costs. Spurlock and Harris drew pistols during a scuffle. the teacher tried to chastise Spurlock, who resisted, and Harris aided with a large pistol.
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Washington Post
Fayetteville
W. Va
Lula Presson
Snaketown
Squire Kinewind
Bob Norris
Jim Spurlock
Haris
Presson
Spurlock
Harris
Indictments Hit West Virginia Prescriptions for Whisky
Special to The Washington Post Raleigh West Virginia January 2 1933 250 indictments issued against physicians and druggists accused of issuing whisky prescriptions to be used as a beverage. Jurors found most doctors in the county prescribed for the thirsty upon slight provocation and that much practice centered on relief of thirst.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Raleigh
W. Va
Missing Baltimore man found in Magnolia water station
J McDonald Wight of Baltimore was located today in an abandoned water station at Magnolia West Virginia about thirty miles east of Cumberland by Baltimore and Ohio officers. He was brought to Allegany Hospital in Cumberland in a nearly unclothed condition after being missing for several days. Detectives had been on the case.
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J. M. Wight
Baltimore
Magnolia
Washington Post
Cumberland
J. McDonald Wight
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Allegany Hospital
Indicted for Murder in Towson Tollgate Killing
Baltimore January 2 The grand jury at Towson returned indictments against Isaac and William Winder both colored for the murder of tollgate keeper Frederick T Rinehart. The aged tollgate keeper was beaten and shot December 2 on the Dulaney s Valley pike near Towson. Trial set for January 16.
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Weenington
Baltimore
Towson
Isaac
William Winder
Frederick T. Rinehart
Dulaney’s Valley Pike
Capt Jones seeks new trial in Norfolk murder case
Norfolk Virginia January 2 Judge Wilcox for Capt BE Jones convicted of Maud Cameron murder and sentenced to eighteen years in prison today filed a new motion for a trial contending the writ summoning the jury was improperly drawn and jurors not properly summoned Postpones Opening of Davis Road in Cumberland Maryland January 2 Coal and Coke Railway opening delayed to mid month owner ex Senator Henry G Davis and brother Congressman Thomas B Davis assessed new roadbed conditions that slowed train speeds Killed While Sleeping on Track at Danville January 2 a young man named Hess whose residence is unknown was killed by a train near Ruffin North Carolina while awaiting to lag a train The Lady has not been called for and is being held for orders Thirteen Freight Cars Wrecked at Singer Station near Norfolk January 2 a Nor fork and Western freight wreck blocked transport for twelve hours Conductor Johnson lightly injured Disfigured ad for Sarnica Arnica Salve heals pimples ulcers sores without a scar at two cents all druggists
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Catsus
Queen Anne
Congressman Mudd
Senate
Seth
Moore
Beaseman
Carroll
Clagett
Prince George
Claget
Ray
Kirwim
Beasemuan
Shannon
Allegany
Pittsburg
Beasemai
Senator Clagett
Norfolk
Wilcox
BE. W. Jones
Maud Cameron
Jones
Davis Road
Washington Post
Cumberlands Md
Coal and Coke Railway
Elkins
Charleston
Henry G. Davis
Thomas B. Davis
Danville
Jan
Hess
Ruffin
N. C
Washington
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Singer Station
Johnson
Jury awards girl 800 in Alexandria County case
Elizabeth Shivers was awarded 800 dollars by a jury in the Circuit Court of Alexandria County. She sued the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company for 25,000 dollars after an April accident at Four mile Run in which she was injured as a passenger when a car ahead struck another. Her attorney was Leo P. Harlow. the railway was represented by R Walton Moore and James R Caton.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria County
Elizabeth Shivers
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
Miss Shivers
Leo P. Harlow
R. Walton Moore
James R. Caton
Houdini Challenged by Alexandria County Officers
Houdini the prison break artist faces a $30 purse and a $10 county promise, with local officials backing the stake as he attempts to slip through restraints. Also observed are Lee birthday observances by the United Confederate Veterans and the funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Gahan, with Capt. William L. Maples noted as a former Alexandria resident who died in Charlottesville.
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Houdini
Washington
Alexandria County
Nicel
George H. Rucker
Harry R. Thomas
William H. Falmer
Sherif H. B. Fields
Lee
Robert E. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
John M. Johnson
Messrs
Ferry
Warfield
Ramsay
Davidson
Know
Latham
Gorman
Robert H. Lee
Graham
May
Johnson
Frank J. Brooke
Mary A. Gahan
South Alfred Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. J. Cutler
St. Mary's Cemetery
Alexandria
William L. Maples
Charlottesville
Norwich
Conn
Striking printers sued by Cumberland editor in contract dispute
Cumberland Md Jan 2 John W Aviett editor of the Cumberland Evening Times sues Charles W Seather Paul Hear Joan W Steiner and Edward Bramble for breach of contract alleging violations through the local union and personally Col Arbet asserts the Times operates under its June 30 1905 contract extending to Feb 1 1906 and a union shop Miss Widith Kirby remains at work keeping the paper published.
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Cumberland
Washington Post
John W. Aviett
Cumbeland Evening Times
Bre Ch
Charles W. Seather
Paul Hear
Joan W. Steiner
Edward
Bramble
Col. Arbett
The
Times
Widith Kirby
Virginia to House 39000 British Starving in Farms
Richmond report states Virginia's agriculture commissioner Romer is negotiating with London's lord mayor to relocate up to 30 000 unemployed Britons to Virginia farms. British vice consul Hrine will press for action following the letter exchange and conference today.
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Virginia
London
Richmond
Roiner
Hriue
Kner
Boy Accused of Crime in Norfolk Grand Jury Charge
Joseph Etheridge Jr. sent to the Norfolk County Circuit Court grand jury on charges of criminal assault against an eight year old girl, Lila Miller. Etheridge denied the charge. the assault allegedly occurred December 18 while the mother was away shopping for Christmas. Witnesses for the State included the mother and Dr. Mackimmie.
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Washington Post
Norfolk, Va
Joseph Etheridge, Jr
Norfolk County Circuit Court
Carmine
Lila Miller
Floyd C. Miller
Corprew Avenue
Chase Through Maryland Swamp Fails to Captured Suspect
In Rockville Maryland on January 2 deputies Frank Green and George Mullican pursued William Brown a young Black man wanted for brutal assault on a young colored woman. The chase near Laytonsville exhausted revolver ammo as Brown vanished into a dense swamp without any reported shots fired.
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Washington Post
Rockville
William Brown
Frank Green
George Mullican
Laytonsville
Brown
Howeer
Allegany Appointments Name Peter Wilson Superintendent at Almshouse
Allegany County commissioners in Cumberland Maryland appointed Peter Wilson a Barton miner and former Maryland penitentiary guard as superintendent of the county almshouse succeeding John K Elliott. Thomas Webride retained as watchman at the insane asylum. Trustees named Fred Perry Cumberland John Mackie Westernport and William K Lambie Mount Savage with reappointments for Macine and Lumble x.
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Peter Wilson
Washington Post
Cumberland
Allegany County Commissioners
Barton
Maryland
County Almshouse
John K. Elliott
Enoch H
Pritchard
Board of Allegany County Commissioners
Funce
Thomas Webride
Insane Asylum
Asylum For the Insane
Almshouse
Fred Perry
William Atkinson
Tonneening
John Mackie
Westernport
House of
Dlegates
William K K. Lambie
Mount Savvage
Messrs
Macine
Lumble x
Elder Held for Trial in Larceny Case at Spencer
George C. Hall of Spencer faced a hearing in Salisbury on charges of larceny from the I Thomas Furniture Company. He had been acquitted a decade earlier of breaking into the firm’s safe and was bound over to Rowan Superior Court with a $10 bond. The evidence was largely circumstantial and involved items found after he left the store. Hall was an elder in the Presbyterian Church and a notable local businessman.
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Spencer
N. C
Washington Post
Salisbury
George C. Hall
I. Thomas Furniture Company
Rowan Superior Court
Hall
Presbyterian Church
Revenue Fraud Cases Set for Federal Court in Greensboro
Special to The Washington Post Greensboro N C January 2 a train from Wilkesboro brought an extra coach to carry numerous witnesses summoned for trials of revenue officers beginning at a special term of the Federal District Court DA Holton is reinforced by agents McAdams Wright who aided investigations in Wilkes County last summer Also present are DOJ special solicitor A B Hayes arriving from Washington to prepare the cases Court opens here tomorrow
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Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Wilkesboro
Holton
McAdams
Wright
Wilkes County
Department of Justice
A. B.hayes
Minister Exonerated in Winchester Police Case
Winchester Virginia January reports Mayor Baker will hear charges of conduct unbecoming an officer against Patrolman Neville arising from a clash with R. Walker Carter a Negro minister. Carter was exonerated in police court and plans to sue the city for damages.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Baker
B. Neve
Wreckage Threatens Chesapeake Navigation
Charleston Jan 2 report from Captain Chiches ter of the steamer Troquois returning from New York says on December 51 he sighted a wreck bottom up about three or four feet above water. The hazard lies in the vessel track near the Capes of the Chesapeake affecting the north south traffic in and out of the Chesapeake.
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Charleston
Chichester
Troquois
New York
Chesapeake
Notable Shenandoah County Farmer Joan Funk Dies
Woodstock Jan 2 Joan Funk a leading Shenandoah County farmer died at his Maurertown home after pneumonia. He served on the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors from Johnston district and was its chairman for several terms. At death he led Valley Savings Bank Woodstock. Harrisonburg Jan 2 William Koontz dies at 75 after paralysis. leaves six children and siblings. Winchester Jan 2 Misses Whitacre injured when a horse dash and fence jump. Great Plain Miss Lucy Landsiedel, 18, wounds a giant owl after it stalked her. she shot the owl with a rifle after wounding its wings.
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Woodstock
Joan Funk
Shenandoah County
Maurertown
Funk
Johnston District
The
Valley Savings Bank
Harrisonburg
Danbury
Lucy Landsiedel
Great Plain
Miss Landsiedel
Women to Hold Free Passes on Pennsylvania Railroad
Two women, Miss Anne Thomson of Marion and S. George B. Roberts of Bala, widow of former president George B. Roberts, will ride free on all trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the rest of their lives. They carry silver disks like director passes and enjoy lifetime privileges on the railroad system spanning about 11 000 miles.
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Philadelphia Notatives
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anne’ Thomson
Marion
Frank Thomson
George B. Roberts
Bala
Wild Geese Perilously Die In Flight Across Canada
Special Correspondence from Post Lachine Canada reports two flocks of wild geese traveling south in late December. The piece notes the risk of storms, misnavigation, and birds crashing into farms and buildings, with several examples of dead or injured geese and a contrasting scene of domestic geese greeting wild visitors in a farm yard.
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Wannington Post
Lachine
Canada
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean
Newfoundland
Petition urges king to urge rich to live simpler lives
A proposal from Rev Herbert Handley and George E Gladstone asks the King to set a personal example and use royal influence to urge the wealthy to adopt a simpler lifestyle to alleviate England’s social woes. The idea, echoed by social settlement leaders, seeks greater moderation rather than asceticism.
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Lngland
Herbert Handley
St. Thomas's
Camden Town
George E. Gladstone
Passmore Edwards Settlement
Tavis
Mijesty
Handley
Benaean
George Cludstone
Carnegie to write his life in a winter at Dungeness
Pittsburg correspondent reports Andrew Carnegie will spend the current winter at Dungeness Cumberland Island Georgia to write a full history of his life. He plans to consult his young partners in Pittsburgh era steel industries and those familiar with the city’s history to compile a complete biography of the Earl of Skibo.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York City
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Cumberland Island
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Carnegie
Tron
United States
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Pittsbore
Taird
Skibo
Merely a Matter of Sex from the Boston Rost
A male performer who acted as an angel in a living picture removed his skirt and corset after the curtain and lamented that the business has changed. He said time was when he could perform the part with a pair of pinions and a smile.
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Boston
Yerkes Will Read On First Page At Geneva
The reading details a trust fund income to support the University of Chicago for maintenance and a possible annual payment of 200 dollars to Yerkes galleries if Mrs Yerkes relinquishes use of the Fifth Avenue home. The document names trustees Central Trust Company New York and alternate trustees if refused, with executors Mary Adeefe Yerkes Lewis & Co and Trust and Savings Bank. The will notes a desire to establish a great hospital and outlines family reactions, with probate to follow in the Surrogates Court.
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Testatus
Ms Pill
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New York
Tis Trust
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Gs Bank of
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Lewis & Oayeley
Uoaimw Trust and Savings Bank
Tilted
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Mary Lol
Bowden
Walter Abbott
CS Leu
Branes EO Vonillor
Landon Lt Wis
York Oy Frank Ix. Weller
Clarence
Mary B Conk
Elizabeth
Sally Jordan
Rachel Edwards
Tom Raye
Mr Yerke
Wkiight
Yerkes Gallery
Charles St Yerkes
Randinall
Wight
Hoaught
Owsler
Kniff
Lins Cary
Streetcar Fare Cheated Passengers Led to Confrontation
A chaotic scene on a streetcar ends with an attempted fare avoidance dispute. A conductor and riders exchange heated words as a passenger accuses others of dodging payment, prompting intervention and a held fare dispute. Witnesses describe rough handling and tense exchanges before calm returns.
Knew His Wife's Mincemeat Case Arranged In Court
Jane Pulver of Massachusetts was arraigned in Berhohrre District Court at Barrington last week charged with theft of four kettles of mince meat and a pork roast from May Brenne’s home. The kettle with mince meat was found and tasted by Mr French who claimed it was his wife's recipe. The officer said French acknowledged the meat’s origin and made remarks about the seasoning. The Senate faced renewed criticism from the Chicago Journal, described as persistent and raw.
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Linford
Te Ie Barrington
Freneh
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