Wreck on Southern Pacific Train Attracts $10000 Reward
Train No 20 on the Southern Pacific coast line derailed near Glendale ten miles north after track wires were planted to spread the rails apart. Grenan claimed as the saboteur. T J McMahon and a 15 year old Santa Barbara boy died. multiple injuries reported among passengers and crew. Southern Pacific offers a $10000 reward while rescue efforts followed the crash.
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Skidter
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Cleveland
Obie
Will Probwreck
Twen
Ford Opdyke
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Young
Marshall
Ist
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Data
Low Angeles
Miller
Xenia
Ohio
Portland
Ho Shanley
Ben Tuxon Oakland
Ed Witeex
Atte
Arros No See
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings
A readable fragment listing multiple funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Entries include Hindle & Bayliss Endertakers Sth and Honw M 537. Nalley & Son Ral Directors and Embalmers. Harvey's Sons. W R Speare. Adolph Schippert. John M Mitchells Son. Thos B Sergeant. Costello & Bro. Frank Geier's Sons. John R Wright Co. J William Lee. George P Suhrhoe. and others, with chapel services, livery connections, and on premises facilities noted.
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Endertakers
R. Nalley & Son
RAL
Harvey’'S Sons
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Orst-clans
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Adolph J. Schippert
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Cails
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Sergeon
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Frank Geier
ST. Naw
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J. William Lee
Cammodians Chanel
Monest
BO & CO
DER _Modern
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East Capital
Wreck prompts $10000 reward as rescue trains respond
Frightened passengers emerged from the wrecked train while cries of the injured echoed. A relief train with physicians departed as notices at the Southern Pacific general office offered a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible. Officials said none of the crew were identified.
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Southern Pacific General Office
Surrounding Suspect in Swamp Near Cobbtown
In Vidsville Georgia on May 22 a mob attacked a cabin after the murder of Mrs Laura Moore. The assailant was later seen near Cobbtown and a posse surrounded him in a swamp. Barrow Preston was wounded and taken to Savannah for an operation. The wife of Sim Padgett admitted killing John Hare after the posse attack.
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Vidsville
Tattnall County
Laura Moore
Cobbtown
Barrow Preston
Savannah
Sim Padgett
Padgett
John Hare
Kentucky Train Observation Car Plunges Fifty Feet Killing Passenger
May 22 Maysville Kentucky observation car of Chesapeake and Ohio train derailed after striking track debris near Lawrence Creek. Mrs Mary Halsey Milwaukee is killed. eighteen others injured including Mrs Gazare St Louis and Mrs Paerico Pikeville. Injured transported to St Charles Hotel for care.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Lawrence Reek
Mary Halsey
Milwaukee
Gazarre
St. Louis
B. K. Smith
Pittsburg
Kate Woalser
Covington
Imige
W. Halsey
Milwauker
Bran
Paerico
Pikesville
George Stesrms
J. D. Partold. Jr
Baltimore
Burke
Ashland
van Valkenberg
Huntsville
Ala
P. Davis
Chesaprale
Ohio
Robert J. Allen
Richmond
Porter
St. Charles Hotel
Judge Halsey
Corey Selling Holdings Tops Pittsburg Stocks
Special to The Washington Post reports Pittsburg brokers quietly sold large blocks of United Steep Corporation securities. Most sales came from William Eilis Corey, current president of the Steel Corporation, who is disposing of all holdings ahead of his resignation. Brokers refuse discussion. some say pressure from rising executives compelled the sale. Corey recently met with brokers and attorneys before wedding plans. Edna May Will Marry on June 4. Numerous marriage notices follow from London and Virginia communities, listing names, ages, and locales.
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United States Steep Corporation
Pittsburg Stee Exchange
William Eilis Corey
Steel Corporation
Corey
Pittsburgh
Edna May
Stellal
London
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Daily Mail
Oscar Lewison
Health Office Record Deaths May 1 1907
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Union St. Sw
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Pe. Ave. Nw
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Wisconsin Ave
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G St. Aw
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Children’s Hospital
More Hawkins
Pomersy Ct
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Bank official on trial as Pittsburgh bank failure looms
Thomas W. Harvey former paying teller at Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny faces charges of false entries misapplication of funds and aiding cashier TT Lee Clark in the collapse two years after the bank failed amid public scrutiny. Edward P McMillan pleaded guilty earlier. Clark died by suicide after the shortage was found. Several other bank employees and a New Mexico official’s secretary face trial.
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Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Nathaniel Ewing
United States District Court
Harvey
Lee Clark
Clark
Edward P. McMillan
Forest Nichols
William B. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
B. Andrews
Pennsylvania
Aant United States District
Gibson
Gould Case Backer Trial Details Bank Fraud Evidence
The article outlines ongoing defense claims that cashier T Lee Clark controlled bank clerks and that false entries were made under his orders, while US Bank examiner Cunningham cites shortages. It notes plans to conceal a Treasury authorization and mentions related investigations, witnesses from major cities, and potential further scandals connected to the Gould case.
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United States Bank Examiner
Enterprise Bank
Treasury Department
T. Lee Clark
Clark
Harvey
United States Bank
John TF. Cunningham
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Worthington and Barrett Receive Audited Fees in Tyner Estate Case
A. S. Worthington of Washington and Harry Barrett of Baltimore won decisions against the estate of the late George N. Tyner. They defended James N. Tyner on a Federal conspiracy indictment and sued for fees totaling 8,724 and 7,575 dollars. The auditor awarded Worthington 6,224 dollars and Barrett 3,861 dollars with interest from July 1904.
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Mass
A. S. Worthington
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
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James N. Tyner
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Worthington
Barrett
Initéervest
Dawson Denies Marital Ties With Mrs Gould
Col Sam Dawson Monu mental Theater manager reports two men claimed to have seen him with Mrs Katherine Clemmons in London in 1899 and to be her husband. Dawson says he has a wife and did not know Goulds. New York police office asked him to identify the visitors, but he declined to travel to New York.
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Peabody
Baltimore
Postal’ Telegraph Company
Gould
Detective Bureau
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New Jersey
McLaughlin
Big Bill
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Sant
Big
Bill Hawley
Jty
MelLaughlin
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Rard Avenue
Dawson
Katherine Clemmons
Col. Dawson
Paen
Cal
New York
Girl murdered on farm in Brimbhurst Long Island
Amelia Staffeldt fifteen was assaulted and murdered on her father's Brimbhurst farm. A kitchen knife used to sever wildflowers was the weapon. Two throat wounds and torn clothing marked the crime. A 200 strong posse scoured nearby farms but failed to find a suspect. The body was found near Baxter avenue Wimhurst after a neighbor reported seeing the girl collecting flowers.
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Amelia Staffeldt
Brimbhurst
Long Island
Joseph Engle
William Staffeldt
Baxter Avenue
Wimhurst
Engle
Ingle
Engie
Postum Beverage Converts Nervous Household
A wife of a minister recounts using Postum Food Coffee to replace coffee. After initial failure, a second trial with four teaspoons per pint and full boil yielded a delicious drink. She notes improved health for herself and others, including a college professor's wife whose husband benefited from giving up coffee for Postum.
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Postum
Marble Pagoda Theft Shocks Seoul In Japan Koreans
A Japanese nobleman reportedly influenced by imperial wishes ordered the removal of Seoul's ancient Pung-duk marble pagoda. Over eight days the shrine was dismantled and shipped to Japan, sparking shock as Koreans and foreigners in the Far East react to Japan's protectorate influence and cultural loss in Seoul. The pagoda, a symbol of Korea's ancient splendor, dated back nearly a millennium and stood near a suburb of Seoul. Seoul, capital since 1392, also hosts a 15th century bell tower and a Roman Catholic Cathedral noted in references.
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Russia
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Imperial Household
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P’ung-duk
Tanska
Ivo Slad
Fraud Suspect Beeck Fleeces Dayton Jewelry Scheme
The account describes Daytons meeting with a man posing as Senator Clark who visited Dayton’s store, the disappearance after a $4,000 commission dispute with Alfred Smith, and Beeck’s attempt to move $125,000 in jewelry and antiques. The plot included diamonds and pearls obtained from several firms and pawned in loan offices as part of a larger fraud.
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P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Beeck
Mr. Dayton
Senator Clark
Newport
Smith
Boeck
One Thing Left from the Chicago News
A fragment from the Chicago News describes a young man injured in an automobile accident. His lower limb was removed, and the widow asks the doctor about future prospects. The doctor, gravely, replies that further lancing or removal will not be possible.
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Root Faces Mixed Dominican Treaty With Bouillon of Doubt
Secretary Root will study a Dominican ratification as presented with an explanatory report that clouds the accord. The United States may exchange ratifications only if Santo Domingo adopts the added resolutions. Ministers Dawson and Bacon plan talks to resolve the diplomatic tangle and determine next steps.
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New Haven
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Daw~gon
State Department
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Bacon
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Dominican Congress
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Republic
Santo Domingo
Congresa
Hindu revelationist in Punjab jailed for plague hoax
In Lahore British India on May 22 a Hindu revelationist who spread the claim that the plague did not exist and that 100,000 weekly deaths were caused by government poisoning of wells was sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment. An accomplice who dropped harmless balls into wells under orders of the government received eighteen months.
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British India
Punjab
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