Three Indicted After Maryland Trust Collapse
Baltimore dispatch reports J Willcox Brown former president Henry Bowdoin former vice president and Bernard Scott former treasurer of Maryland Trust Company indicted for violating a law punishing misrepresentation by officers of financial institutions. Bowdoin released on bail. Brown and Scott sought in Virginia and southern Maryland.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jtay
J. Willcox Brown
Henry Bowdoin
Bernard Scott
The
Maryland Trust Company
Bowdoin
Brown
Virginia
Scott
Maryland
Maryland Trust | Company
Marine
FIGHTING DRUG BILL IN VIRGINIA ALDRUGGISTS OPPOSE REGULATION
Virginia apothecaries and Richmond wholesalers furious at a proposed patent medicine regulation bill. They oppose a state board to oversee sales, arguing it would reveal private ingredients and bar licensed druggists from obtaining proprietary remedies, pledging strong opposition to enactment.
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Virginia
Washington
Ricumond
Richmond
Misuse of the Mails Leads to Talbott Trial in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports John Talbott and his wife Freda face trial in federal court on obscenity charges for sending obscene letters through the mails to Mr and Mrs Charles Thaw and to the Talbotts' parents in Port Republic Maryland. The case echoes a prior similar conviction of Gus Lew who pleaded guilty and was later found innocent.
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Baltimore
United States
John Talbott
Freda Talbott
Morris
United States District Court
Doy Talbott
Gussie Lew
Talbott
Talbotts
Charles Thaw
Port Republic
Dixie Oil Company vanishes and Standard Oil rises in Richmond
Federal investigators gathered data on oil sales in Richmond as the Dixie Oil Company rebrands its wagons in green paint to resemble Standard Oil. Secret Service agents collected shipment data and await potential congressional action, while merchants in Richmond and Manchester report changes in branding and pricing practices.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Richmond Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Dixie
Standard O71
Manchester
Standard Company
Dixie Ou Company
Dixie Ol Company
Trust
Standard Oi Company
Washington
Secret Service
Standard
Southern
Appeals Court to Hear Major Virginia Cases in Richmond
The Virginia Court of Appeals opens January 9 in Richmond with a heavy docket. Key cases include Norfolk and Western versus Tidewater Railroad over a Norfolk grade crossing, Henrico negro Johnson charged with criminal assault, Robinson versus Commonwealth on embezzlement by a justice of the peace, and Harding versus the State from Lancaster involving minor laws in prohibition. The attorney general will represent the Commonwealth in several matters.
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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
Lancaster
Follows Ramsey Plan for Kanawha Syndicate Rail Line
Parkersburg West Virginia January 2 special to The Washington Fus reports that Littl Kanawha Syndicate holdings bought by New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio will not be divided among buyers but will be built as planned under Joseph Ramsey with joint ownership of the three roads. The project would link West Virginia coal fields with Pittsburgh and the Lakes and provide Parkersburg a new coal carrying railroad.
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Washington
West Virginia
Pittsburg
The
Lakes
Parkersburg
Veteran Conductor Capt. Stephen Riley Dies in Wheeling
Cap phen Riley, oldest Baltimore and Ohio conductor, died at home in Wheeling West Virginia. He began with the railroad in 1855 and served over forty years as a passenger conductor through the Civil War. He marked the fiftieth anniversary of entering the Cumberland and Wheeling division in October. Special to The Washington Post. Charlotte, January 2 1906 a total of 243185.36 in gold was shipped from the United States assay office in this city during 1905, down from 261134.67 in 1904 due to mines using machinery idle at times, reducing production.
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Stephen Riley
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Capphen Riley
Baltimore and United
The
Road
Cumberland and Wheeling
Washington
Charlotte
N. C
United States Assay Office
Bail Allowed in Jervigan Case
Judge Purnel of the Federal Court permits D C Downing and J C Stancil deputy revenue collectors to post bail of 1000 and 200 dollars respectively for trial on the alleged murder of Watson Jervigan a moonshiner from Duplin County Raleigh date Jan 2 special to The Washington Post
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Purnel
Federal Court
D. C. Downing
J. C. Stancil
Watson Jervigan
Duplin County
Lockjaw Death From Firecracker Reported
Special to the Washington Pass Raleigh N C Jan 2 Joe Griffin of this county a colored student at Shaw U University died here of lockjaw caused by the explosion of a cracker Christmas Day This is the second death here in two days from this cause.
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Washington Pass
Raleigh
Joe Griffin
This
Shaw U University
Thomas Randolph Dove
Washington Post
Rockville
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Cure For Grip Victims
Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as a cure for grip and related ailments. A testimonial from Mrs George B Halt of Jackson Tennessee claims the product builds the nervous system and destroys germs, relieving pain, feverish chills, coughing sneezing and nasal discharge within days. The ad guarantees the first bottle will benefit or money back from the druggist.
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Miles
Geo. B. Halt
Jackson
Tenn
Benson for Speaker Seth Choice of the Senators
Annapolis Jan 2 Democrats nominate Carville D. Henson for speaker in the house and Gen J B Seth for senate president. Independents may decide the balance of power as Republicans seek cuts with promises of committee and patronage. Senate vote ends with Seth securing the nomination after a late shift by Clagett.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Carville D. Henson
Baltimore
House
J. B. Seth
Talbot County
Senate
Benson
Baltimore County
J. Haos Ray
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
Catsus
Queen Anne
Mudd
Seth
Moore
Beaseman
Carroll
Clagett
Claget
Ray
Kirwin
Beasemuan
Shannon
Allegany
Pittsburg
Beasemai
Preachers to be tried for forgery in Newport News
In Newport News Virginia two Afro American pastors Rev H W Chiles formerly of the city now in Philadelphia and Rev C Lively of Newport News are to be tried in Corporation Court for forgery. A special jury reindicted Chiles after a flaw was found in the original indictment for forging signatures of several well known Peninsula Blacks to notes.
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Newport News
Washington Post
H. W. Chiles
Philadelphia
C. Lively
Corporation Court
Chiles
Virginia Weddings Bring Several Local Nuptials This Week
A string of weddings reported from Chatham Fredericksburg and Roanoke on January 2 include Stella Barr and W H Smith at Fort Monroe with Rev Barr presiding, Mattie Murphy and J C Shelton and others in Chatham, plus Effie Lewis and Thomas Bowles in Roanoke. Also noted is a death in Rockville and grain export in Newport News with a near record year anticipated. A barn fire attempt near Sharpsburg was thwarted in Hagerstown.
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Chatham
Stella I. Barr
W. H. Smith
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
W. D. Barr
Fredericksburg
Thomas Minor
Namnne Hi
Methodist Parsonage
Dr. Light
Roanoke
Emmett Teimyschler
Gertrude Alshire
Ito B. Gossman
Connecticut
Thillsboro
George W. Stallings
St. John's Episcopal Church
Effie W. Lewis
W. H. Lewis
Norfolk and Western
Thomas Smith Bowles
Norfolk
W. H. Milton
Poison Found in Stom ach of Fred Schaefer
Parkersburg West Virginia January 2 Dr L C Rose the chemist who analyzed the stomach of the late Fred Schaefer reports poison was found in the stomach Schaefer was found dead weeks ago after being dead over forty eight hours his wife was unconscious on the floor in the same room No crew could be had at the time as to the cause of the death but the chemist report satisfies officers that Schaefer was poisoned The inquest will be held on Thursday.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
L. C. Rose
Fred Schaefer
Schaefer
Virginia Military Institute Cadets Fined in Riot Case
Fifteen VMI cadets stood before Mayor Walker in Lexington to answer charges from a riot last Saturday when George Toler was mobbed. Twelve cadets were fined ten dollars each. Toler, accused of shooting a cadet on Christmas night, was released on bail and may prosecute. The grand jury will probe the affair.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Walker
George Toler
Broadnax Held For Trial In Newport News Case
M B Broadnax is charged with killing Frank Smith in Newport News and was held for the grand jury by Justice J D G Brown. The court dismissed murder charges, bail set at 500 dollars, autopsy showed seventh rib and liver injuries, witnesses told of Broadnax kicking Smith on Christmas Day.
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Frank Smith
Newport News
Washington Post
M. B. Broadnax
J. D. G. Brown
Earp
Smith
Broadnax
Carried pistols to school in Snaketown
Fayetteville West Virginia January 2 Miss Lula Presson teacher at Snaketown school reports boys carrying pistols. Two pupils Bob Harris and Jim Spurlock were fined 720 and costs each after a quarrel escalated to drawing pistols. The teacher said a twelve year old carried a two foot gun and noted a county habit of armed boys. Spurlock and Harris fought. Harris aided Spurlock with a large pistol described as bullet as big as a hitching stake.
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Washington Post
Fayetteville
W. Va
Lula Presson
Snaketown
Squire Kinewd
Bob Horris
Jim Spurlock
Spurlock
Harris
Presson
Indictments Against West Virginia Prescribers
The state charges 250 physicians and druggists with issuing whisky prescriptions as beverages in Raleigh West Virginia on January 2. Jurors say nearly every doctor in the county prescribed to the thirsty and many cases centered on thirst relief as the bulk of practice.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Raleigh
W. Va
Missing Baltimore man found in abandoned Magnolia building
J McDonald Wight of Baltimore was found today in an abandoned water station at Magnolia West Virginia thirty miles east of Cumberland by Baltimore and Ohio officers. He was brought to Allegany Hospital in Cumberland in a near naked condition after several days of disappearance. Detectives from Baltimore and Ohio had been pursuing 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 Death
Baltimore January 2. Grand jury at Towson indicts Isaac and William Winder for the murder of tollgate keeper Frederick T. Rinehart. He was beaten and shot December 2 on 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
Cap t Jones Seeks New Trial In Murder Case
Norfolk Virginia January 2 Judge Wilcox counsel for Captain EB W Jones convicted of the murder of Maud Cameron and sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary today offered a new motion for another trial arguing the writ summons was improperly drawn and jurors not properly summoned.
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Norfolk
Wilcox
EB. W. Jones
Maud Cameron
Jones
Jury Awards Girl 800 After Four Mile Run Accident
Elizabeth Shivers was awarded 800 dollars by the Alexandria County Circuit Court jury against the Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company for injuries from an April accident at Four mile Run. She sought 25,000 dollars. the company 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
Houdini Challenged by County Jail Officials in Bold Attempt
Houdini the jail breaker defies locks and shackles as Alexandria County officials post a purse of 30 dollars to test him during a circuit court recess. Judge Nicel and county officers back the bet to prove whether the prestidigitator can escape restraints and stump officers. The Post was asked to challenge Houdini by telephone. In other news, Robert E. Lee Camp marks Lee's birthday with a committee for speakers, and Rev. Frank J. Brooke resigns as chaplain. Mrs Mary A. Gahan funeral held at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Captain William L Maples, longtime Alexandria resident, dies in Charlottesville at seventy. survived by wife and daughter.
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Washington Post
Opera House
Kin l Reid
Washington City
Albert M. Boyle
W. Russell Brewer
Walter H. Henderson
William B. Stalnaker
Harry A. Dawson
William Dorsey
R. H. Stokes
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 Declares Contract Breach
Cumberland Md January 2 John W Avi ett editor of the Cumberland Evening Times has sued Charles W Seather Paul Hear Joan W Steiner and Edward Bramble for breach of contract alleging violations by the local union and individually The Times operates under its June 30 1905 contract and the December 23 1905 workmen contract that run to February 1 1906 making it still a union shop Miss Widith Kirby remains at work and keeps the paper published
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Cumberland
Washington Post
John W. Aviett
Cumbeland Evening Times
Brech
Charles W. Seather
Paul Hear
Joan W. Steiner
Edward
Bramble
Col. Arbett
the Times
Widith Kirby
Virginia to take in 30000 starving Londoners
Richmond Va Jan 2 The state commissioner of agriculture Koiner reports ongoing talks with London's lord mayor about relocating up to 30 000 unemployed Brish residents to Virginia farms. British Vice Consul Brine here will push for steps to implement the plan.
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Virginia
London
Richmond
Koiner
Brivigiy
Brine
Kner
Day
Boy Accused of Crime Sent to Grand Jury in Norfolk
Norfolk Jan 2 Joseph Etheridge Jr was sent to the Norfolk County Circuit Court grand jury by Justice Carmine to answer a criminal assault charge regarding an eight year old girl Lila Miller of 317 Corprew Ave. Etheridge denied the charge as the only witnesses for the state were the mother and Dr Mackimmie.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Joseph Etheridge, Jr
Norfolk County Circuit Court
Carmine
Lila Miller
Floyd C. Miller
Corprew Avenue
Rockville pursuit fails as suspect evades deputies near Laytonsville
In a January chase near Laytonsville William Brown, a 4 year old black man, fled deputies Frank Green and George Mullican after resisting arrest for attacking a young colored woman. The pursuit extended through fields and a swamp. officers fired revolvers until ammunition ran out, but Brown escaped. No shots are believed to have struck him.
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Washington Post
Rockville
William Brown
Frank Green
George Mullican
Laytonsville
Brown
Allegany Appoints Wilson Superintendent Of Almshouse
Peter Wilson, a miner of Barton and former guard at the Maryland penitentiary, was named superintendent of Allegany County almshouse replacing John E. Elliott. Thomas McBride was reappointed watchman at the insane asylum. Trustees named: Fred Perry Cumberland William Atkinson Westernport John Mackie Westernport Willita K. Lambie Mount Savage.
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Peter Wilson
Washington Post
Cumberland
Allegany County Commissioners
Barton
Maryland Penitentiary
County Almshouse
John E. Elliott
Enoch H. B. Pritchard
Board of Allegany County Commission
Ers
Funce
Thomas McBride
Insane Asylum
Asylum For the Insane
Almshouse
Fred Perry
William Atkinson
Tonneening
John Mackie
Westernport
House of Dregates
Willit'a KK
Lambie
Mount Savage
Messrs
Mackie
Elder Held for Trial in Lumber Furniture Larceny Case
George C. Hall of Spencer, previously acquitted of breaking into the I. Thomas Furniture Company safe, was held for trial on a new larceny charge from the same firm. He was bound over to the Rowan Superior Court with a $10 bond after a late afternoon hearing. Evidence cited was largely circumstantial, with several articles found in his possession after he left the business. Hall, an elder in the Presbyterian Church, was prominent in local business circles.
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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 Begin in Greensboro
Special to The washington Fast Greensboro N C Jan 2 a train from Wilkesboro added an extra coach to handle the crowd of witnesses summoned for the federal revenue officer trials set for the special term. District Attorney Holton is reinforced by agents McAdams Wright and special solicitor A B Hayes to prepare the cases. Court here to morrow.
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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
Special to The Washington Post from Winchester Virginia reports Mayor Baker postponed Patrolman Neville’s trial over the fight with Walker Carter a negro minister amid street excitement. Neville faces charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. Carter is exonerated in Police Court and may sue the city for damages.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Baker
Neville
Walker Carter
Wreck Endangers Navigation Off Capes of Chesapeake
Charleston reports Captain Chichester of the Troquois sighted a wreck off the Capes of the Chesapeake on December 31. The sunken vessel lay bottom up with waves breaking over it and stood about three to four feet above water, directly in the shipping lane near the Chesapeake approaches, posing a hazard to vessels moving north and south.
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Charleston, & C
Chichester
Troquois
New York
Chesapeake
Woodstock Farmer Joins Shenandoah County Board Leader Dies
Woodstock Jan 2 Joan Funk a leading Shenandoah County farmer died at his Maurertown home after a short pneumonia illness. He led Johnston district on the county board of supervisors and served as its chairman for several terms. At death he was president of Valley Savings Bank. Harrisonburg Jan 2 William Koontz died at his Harrisonburg home aged 75 after two paralytic fits. He leaves four sons and two daughters, four brothers and two sisters. Winchester Jan 2 Misses Edith and Mamie Whitacre injured when thrown from a horse near Whitacre. Danbury report Miss Lucy Landsiedel 18 battled a giant white owl in Great Plain and shot it after wounding its wings.
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Woodstock
Joan Funk
Shenandoah County
Maurertown
Funk
Johnston District
Valley Savings Bank
Harrisonburg
Danbury
Lucy Landsiedel
Great Plain
Miss Landsiedel
Two Women to Ride Free on Pennsylvania Railroad
Two women gain life passes on the Pennsylvania Railroad, beyond the favored officer circle. Miss Anne Thomson, daughter of former president Frank Thomson, and Mrs. George B. Roberts, widow of a former president, will travel free on all trains for the rest of their lives with silver disks like director passes.
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Philadelphia Notatives
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anne’ Thomson
Marion
Frank Thomson
George B. Roberts
Bala
Wild Geese Die In Flight Across Snowbound Lands
Special Correspondence from Washington Post reports a spate of wild geese fatalities as late migrations abort in late December. Geese succumb to storms and freezing conditions, with sightings of flocks colliding with farm buildings and a steamer off Newfoundland. Domestic geese in a farmyard welcomed a passing flock of twenty two black bills into the stable.
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Washington Post
Lachine
Canada
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean
Dart
Newfoundland
Odd Petition to the King Urges Rich to Live Simpler Lives
A St Pancras Distress Committee proposal calls on the King to influence the wealthy to embrace simpler living to ease England's social woes. Led by Rev Herbert Handley and George S Gladstone, the plan seeks personal example and national impact toward moderation rather than extreme asceticism.
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Kyle
St. Pancras
Herbert Handley
St. Thomas's
Camden Town
George S. Gladstone
Passmore Edwards
Tavis
Handiev
Carnegie to Write His Life in Georgia Winter
Pittsburg correspondence from New York World reports Andrew Carnegie will spend the rest of the winter at Dungeness Cumberland Island Georgia with sister-in-law Mrs Rey Carnegie to write a full history of his life. He will rely on his former partners now prominent in iron and steel to supply data on the industry since retirement. Dozens from Pittsburgh expected to join him at various times through April to aid in the biography.
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New York World Ward
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Dungeness
Cumberland Island
Rey Carnegie
United States
Durgeness
Pittsbore
Parron
Carnegie
Taird
Skibo
Merely a Matter of Sex in Boston Living Picture
A performer who had posed as an angel in the living picture removed his skirt and corset after the curtain. He lamented that the business has declined since the past when he could perform the part with wings and a smile.
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Boston
Yerkes Will Read On Fifth Avenue Trust Provisions
The will directs income from the fund to the University of Chicago for maintenance if Mrs Yerkes relinquishes her right to use the Fifth Avenue and Sixty-eighth Street houses. Trustees include Central Trust of New York. if declined, The Trust and Barton Bank of Kingis become trustees. Executors include Mary Yerkes Lowe Caveley and The Winey Trust and Savings Bank. Neighbors and relatives noted, discussions held, probate to follow in Surrogate's Court.
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Gereva
Univrsity
Chicago
Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Yerkes Gilleries
Central Trust
New York
Itoo
Tihs Trust
Barts Bank of Iingis
Mary
Yerkes, Lowe & Caveley
Winey. Trust and Savings Bank
Mary Toh
Ponder
Walter Abbott
CS. Leuet
Francis E. Vonillor
Landon Kwis
Oy Frank BK. W
Clarence A Finig
Mary B Conk
T A Cook
Tawny
Elizabeth
Sally Jordan
Rachel Edwards
Dealing With Streetcar Beats and Sudden Violence
A jagged account describes a streetcar confrontation on Berend Street ending in a fight and disorder. Passengers, including a man who swindled fares, argue with conductors while later a scuffle escalates. Police or bystanders intervene as tensions flare over payments and seating.
Man Charged With Stealing Meat From Home Kitchen
In Barrington Justice Court Judge Sanford hears Jane Pulver of Massachusetts charged with theft of a kettle of mince meat and a pork roast from Martin French’s home. Pulver pleads not guilty. Officer Pathhun testified French tasted the mince and identified it as his wife’s cooking. The case cites双方 seasoning as proof. The Chicago Journal criticizes the U S Senate in a separate note.
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Lqasatanh
Sanford
St Berhonire Justicet Court
Barrington
Martin Freneh
Oreficer Pathhun
Pulver
Freneh Ant
Freneh
French
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Charles Milton Thomas
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Shippensburg
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Almera
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Ramsey
Little Kanawha
North Carolina
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Cumberlands Md
Coal and Coke Railway
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Danville
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Virginia Ryan
Alan Tha Vera
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George McNeill
Sue Peterson
Rae Hagerstown
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Michael Himore
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