Convict Breaks Down On Stand In Bribery Case
Limaburg March 4 Nine more men were stricken as the graft scandal unfolds at the district court. William Brand and Klein, alleged ringleaders, testified amid tears while the district attorney hinted at wider improprieties. Statements from Was on and others point to a larger effort to fix jurors and influence outcomes.
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Limaburg
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Pos
Aera
Ign
Brand Wassr
Klein
Wasden
Roy Phooorsk
Menus by Uncle Sam From Farmary Hulletin
The Department of Agriculture offers recipe guidance for roasts casseroles and turnovers. Instructions cover beef casserole with vegetables and stock, a manic duck dish with stuffing and rolling, meat turnovers using biscuit dough, and tips for browning stuffing and creating a brown sauce for flavor and moisture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Casercle
Adams A Candidate Tied To District Assessor Race
Benjamin R Adams, a longtime district official, is named a candidate for assistant assessor with a $5000 yearly salary after Eldridge G Davis’s death. Adams is favored by local officials and may hold endorsements from at least two commissioners. Anglor Tame cites Feeney, a noted labor leader, in the context of the race.
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Vaesat
Vor
Eldridge G Davis
Benjamin R Adams Adassant
Willam PB Tehads
Adams
Angilor Tame
Dimes 1
Feeney
Hoehtindera Lnion
City National Bank of Cambridge Faces About 250000 Shortage
A Treasury report by Examiner Samuel M. jitun estimates the total shortage in the City National Bank of Cambridge Massachusetts will reach about 250000 due to defalcation by bookkeeper George W. Collin. The bank’s condition was worse than previously thought after the shortage emerged during the examining period.
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Cambridge
Mass
City National
Treasury
Samuel MM Jitun
City National Bank of
Cambridge Mass
George W Collin
Warship to Santo Domingo amid political tension report
An undated, poorly legible note describes a gunboat Padua ordered to Santo Domingo after a station order. The situation in Santo Domingo is described as politically unstable and a precautionary move or warning is implied.
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Esterday
Padua
Santo Domingo
Taft Heads Alumni Accepts Presidency of Cincinnati High School
The Woodward War School Alumni Association elected Mr Taft as president at a recent meeting. A message from the president-elect was read, and the organization unanimously voted him into the office. Bishop Harding announced a class of 39 graduates for upcoming rites before the new duties begin.
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Cincinnati
Woodward War School Alumni Association
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Jiars
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LICENSED TO MARRY Hare and Ade Lo Wal
The notice lists marriage intentions for Hare and Ade Lo Wal, with details about their ages and residences. It names the officiating clergyman and involved parties, noting the forthcoming nuptials in a formal notice typical of a local record.
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Meieres
Willer
Maua Tae
John A Robinson
Sand Georgie Rell
Health office records reveal ages and wards in city facility list
A fragmentary health office record lists names ages and wards across multiple wards and institutions. It mentions patients and relatives residents at hospitals and homes for the aged with ages ranging into the seventies and eighties and notes locations such as 13th street southwest and various facilities.
Fatally Wounds 2 Guards in Delaware Workhouse Ambush
Stephen Hunter a Virginia prisoner at New Castle workhouse fatally shot two guards Walter Hastings and Thomas McCullough after seizing a pistol during morning guard rounds. A third inmate was wounded and a prisoner struck in the leg as officers restrained Hunter, who was later placed in custody. The attack followed months of strange behavior and ended with hospital transfer and plans to send him to Farnhurst state asylum. Nearby a schooner Vancouver discovered three missing crew after capsizing in a storm. Captain and crew perished during the Frasier River incident.
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Stephen Hunter
New Eastle Taunts
Walter Sastings
Thomas McCullough
Hunter
Virginia
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Fred
McCullough
Alx Atomach
Crawford
Tim
Iona
Slate Insane Asylum
Farnhurst
At the Hotels Names Across The Nation in Raleigh and Beyond
A sprawling list shows numerous individuals linked to hotels across cities including Raleigh, Baltimore, Newark, Chicago, and more. Names pair with spouses and occupations in a dense roster reflecting travel, social circles, and hotel life across multiple states and venues.
Battery Dan Death Ends Long Career Of Lenient Judge
New York on March 2 Daniel E Fion popularly known as Battery Dan died at his home after a long illness. He had been a longshoreman saloonkeeper deputy sheriff and assemblyman and served as a magistrate for ten years appointed by Mayor McClellan. Known for leniency toward the weak his dismissal of many excise cases earned him political enmity with Gen Bingham. He faced removal proceedings for alleged lax enforcement of liquor laws while also having survived a nervous breakdown. He was a veteran of the Civil War and famed for saving Battery Park from encroachment. He was 60 years old and a native of Ireland.
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Sherff
New York
Daniel E Fion
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Bess Battery
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Blue Assembly
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Board of Magistrates
Gen Bingham
Jim
State Excise Department
Don
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Virginia Teachers Meet Prominent Educators At Alexandria
Arrangements completed for 200 educators to attend the eighth district Virginia public school conference at the Young People building in Alexandria. Delegates expected. morning exhibitions in kindergarten teaching to be held at Lee School. sessions Friday and Saturday will feature talks by noted state educators.
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Washington Post
Hing Streat
Alexandria Va
Eighth Congressional District of Virginia
Young Peoples
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee School
Fire at Tuckahoe Station Murders, Wright Found Dead
Frederic Wright, Tuckahoe station agent, was found dead amid a fire at the Maryland Delaware Virginia Rail station three miles west of Denton. The body was burned and two theories arose: an incendiary event from a hanging lamp or murder to conceal a theft of fertilizer money known to Wright. Undelivered freight was destroyed or damaged.
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Washington Post
Denton
Tuckahoe
Maryland
Delaware and Virginie
Frederic Wruht
Wight
Wright
Whhich
Attempt on Roosevelt by 16 year old on Broadway
A 16 year old errand boy shouted threats to kill President Roosevelt and attacked a Baltimore man on Broadway. He threatened pedestrians, resisted capture, and was taken to hospital for observation after the incident. The assailant claimed divine sanction for his acts and had shown strange behavior recently.
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Col Roosevelt
Moses Mar
W W Chiveral
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Cilveral
Marcus
Noted Ax Murder in Smelia County Triggers Mob Justice
In Smelia county a Black man named Byrd crept up behind a white man at a mill camp and killed him with an ax. The victim, described as slow on an errand, was allegedly punished by the assailant in a Jonesy mitt camp. A mob gathered last night as Sheriff Tangle arranged safe keeping at Prince Pinward counts jail in Tarmville.
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Ameliaa
Frank Hastings
Frank Byrd
Epie Millhand
Smelia County
Tynehiug
Tangle
Pinward
Tarmville
Monument Plan For Revolution War Soldiers At St Johns College
Maryland's St Johns College today executed a deed to the state for a soldiers monument site at Annapolis to honor trench soldiers who died aiding the colonies in the American Revolution many of whom are buried on the campus.
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Maryland
Annapolis College
Annapolis
St Johns College
Sula of
Movements of Ocean Steamers Docking and Sailings This Week
Reports show multiple steamship movements from New York to Europe and back. Vessels include from New York to Cherbourg and Queenstown routes via Southampton and Glasgow. Several ships bound for New York reported sailings and arrivals with anticipated dock times.
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Tynely
Companie
New
Mexanaria
Carmania
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Minister robs toy bank in Narrowsburg case
Special to The Washington from Monticello NY reports a minister convicted of robbing a children’s bank in Narrowsburg. He fled into a swamp after tiring, claimed innocence to onlookers before a train ride, and was later pursued but escaped as towns are warned to watch for a man in a high hat and frock coat.
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Washington
Montlettio
Rey Wa Tone & West Virginia
Ue County
Childs Tay Bank
Charles Walker
Narrowsburg
Wim
Narrowsturs
Army to test aeroplanes near city amid silo trials
Telegraph to War Department via Senator Flint says a site near the city will be offered for summer experimental flights by the army. Trials are planned in conjunction with value silos as part of ongoing aviation tests.
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Les Augerey
Army
War Department
Flint
Secret strike forms union of porters at Union Station
Breeches Chandler leads a small group of boys who quit their posts at Union Station after forming a union to strike for higher pay and shorter hours. Stationmaster Robey says he was surprised and replaced striking workers with porters and laborers. Chandler claims workers endure twelve hour days for little pay while rivals earn more. The meeting progressed to an executive session as tensions rose.
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Union Station
Terminal Wessen- Iger Bors Union
Robey
Chandler
the Post
Western Union
Postal
Charges $230000 Fraud Indorser in Distillery Case
James Whitcomb files petition in U S district court seeking a co receiver for Roxbury Distilling Company. George Gambrill president is accused of issuing fraudulent whisky receipts to obtain loans and indorsing notes. Whitcomb claims nearly 250000 due from Gambrill and others, listing notes and banks including Windsor Trust, National Bank of Beyonne, and Commercial Trust Co New York, tied to warehouse certificates for barrels of whisky.
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Altitude limit defeats aeroplane experiment
The report notes attempts to operate a plane brought from France by Alberto Brant at altitude 7600 feet. Birds used as witnesses could not fly above 30 feet, dying within days, leading Brant to argue that any aircraft cannot function at such heights.
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