London entertainer testified on Katharine Clemmons case
A London entertainer identified as Miss Mar will testify tomorrow at 10:39 before a referee in a high profile case arising from an alleged confession by Katharine Clemmons prior to her marriage to Howard Gould. The proceedings focus on credibility and potential influence on Howard Gould and the related social circle.
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London
Decunon
Katharine Clemmons
Howard Gould
Tondo
Wetso
Misa Mar
Fort Sa law dispute noted in unclear report
An unreadable fragment mentions Temtorern City and a drink incident with whiskey. The text references Fort and law, with ambiguous details about drivers and a court or police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sa
Net
Driok
Win Arent
Pian
Ean Ia Bs
In Memoriam Castiate Te Any Lut Loving Remem
Fragmentary obituary note honors a beloved person with heartfelt memory and enduring love. Sparse readable names hint at a memorial in years past, reflecting quiet tribute and loss felt by family and friends.
Local Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Listing
A historical column lists multiple undertakers and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Notable names include W R Speare and Co, Thos A Costello, Geo P Zahorst, Hindle and Bayliss, J R Wright & Co, and R F Harvey's Sons. The listing references service offerings in livery related to funerals and memorials.
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Speare
F Street
Erytatog Salecly
Rat Elas
H Sardo & Co
Fonprag
Maalmers
Mousin Chapel
Lincoln A
Sergeon
Rm Cain Geman
Balaptene Raat
Imbalmcau Youn
Telemone
Thos A Costello
FONE
Embalaer
Geo P Zarhorst
Tatarer
Epital
William Lee
EET
Bantapieania
Hindle
Bayliss
Bao 'S
Asda Onapal Talavhoge
John R Wright Co
Cimtarmine
RF Harvey's Sons
Fusthal Tarcton and
Shoatooers
Pointeectie
Asain
Stage money seizures trigger money tightness scare
Special to Tue Washington reports Captain Fivan of the Secret Service Bureau and Agent C Wall seize printing plates in New York for stage money and other imitations. They note fake notes flooded by perpetrators during cash shortages, with stage money used to supply large payments masqueraded as real currency. Stage money owners hoard notes to dodge Treasury actions amid panic.
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Tue Waablogton
New York
Fivan
Jead
Secret Service Bureau
Secret Service
C Wall
Washington
Perrons
Ryan Before Grand Jury in Railroad Deal Inquiry
Anthony W Brady and Thomas Sryan testified before the grand jury about the sale of the Courtlands and War Street Ferries franchise for 580000 to Metropolitan Securities Company. William Whitney brokers and bankers cited. district attorney Jerome examined witnesses. inquiry focused on the Metropolitan Securities purchase and related books taken by Flobster and Habeard brokers.
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Anthony W Brady
Thomes
Courtlands and War Street Ferries Company
Anthony ‘. Brady
Mitropolitan Sensities Company
Grand Jury
Attorne
Jerome
Publics Service Commission
Brody
Willam C Whitney ‘Thomas
F Rian Thomas Dolan
Widener Walham
Juhins and
Moore & Shey
Titerus
Flobster & Habeard Brokers
Road Street
Asken
Moe Chis Rm
William Whitney Avalstunt
Attames Kresel
Way
Frida
Brady
HH Vreeland Hou
Metropolitan Street Railway
Observatory team to observe solar eclipse from Flint Island
An expedition led by WW Campbell of Tick Observatory will camp on Mariposa Island to observe the sun eclipse on January 8. Scientists will travel aboard the US gunboat Annapolis to Tint Island, meeting at Tablii for transfer.
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Yack Observatory
Flint Island
San Trincico
WW Campbell
Tick Observatory
Hunt Island
Tablii
United States
Annapolis
Wich
Tint Island
Bank 8 Officers Indicted In Georgia Case
Macon Ga reports eight bank officers indicted including president Cabaines and cashier M Ore of the Idersnet Exchange Bark. They face charges of embezzlement and related misdemeanor. Indictment alleges improper borrowing and funds misappropriation without directors’ consent.
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The
Exchange
Macon
Macon Ga
Cabaniss
Idersnet Exchange
Cabames
Carman Awarded Five Thousand in Damages in Dry Docks Suit
Washington lawyer Alan Carman won part of a $44 000 contract dispute against contractor John C Rogers. The jury awarded about 6000 in damages from the Towers Norfelle dry docks project in New York, with details reflected in the Supreme Court verdict.
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Washington
Speal
Tle
Washington Post
New York
Alan Carman
Levnght Agaist
John C Rogera
Norfelle Dry Docks
Towers
Justice “En Bergers
Supreme Court
Local Names List Mixed With Miscellaneous Mentions
A dense block of OCR garble lists many personal names, places, and partial titles. The readable items include numerous individuals such as Reed, Cohen, Thomas, Lambert, Woodrow, Irvine, Shumaker, Marlow, Samuel, Michael Watson, and Catherine Pinkie among others, with scattered surnames and fragments of addresses or affiliations. The text reads like a parish or community roster or ledger entry, lacking a coherent narrative or clear event.
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Fester
Uod
Voxale
Paul Gitte
Chasestmund
Reed Meteaugt
Pavin
Punedelphis
Ami M Cohen
Simmons
Witten
Rey Charley
Taylor
Ole Tarter
Irvine Witter Tonk
Mildred Shumaker
EAC
Bristel
Pugme
Sarah
Shotan
Samuel I Woodys
Seliie Jackson
Michael Watson
Wittie Jona
Sepa Vehak
Maggie Pewal
Catherine Pinkie
Jehu Mecher
Obituary Highlights From a Busy Weare Area Notice
A fragmented obituary collection lists several local residents with ages ranging from mid forties to ninety, including Samuel Alvusion and Jane W. Palien among others. The text mentions deaths and memorials across multiple lines, with scattered names and ages, suggesting a community-centered notice page.
Alabama Dry Law Sparks Threat of Secession in Mobile
A mass meeting in Montgomery urged secession from Alabama to join Florida or Mississippi if prohibition passed. Mobile's whisky tax stance fueled anti prohibition sentiment with men and women rallying, pins and banners urging Prohibition for all Alabama as the Senate approved the measure. The Mobile Bank president warned anti prohibitionists to back down or Mobile would form a home government to resist state control.
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Sta Nova
Howe
Senate
Bammer
Spragging
Mable
Alama
Florida
Mississipp
Capitol
Grobile
Mobile
Alabama
Democratic Party
Namburger
McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Das Pleage
Churchman fined for talking with a Negro in Birmingham
Wesley Jones editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate, colored, was arrested in Birmingham for walking with a Black woman en route to headquarters. Police say he attempted to bribe officers. charges included carrying a concealed weapon and attempting to drive an officer, with fines totaling 110 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Methodial
Episcopal Church
Hart Cranston
Wesley Jones
New Orleans
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Firmingham Ais
Port Ind
Birmingham
Jones
Birminghia Ala
M Jones
Woman's stone weight mystery after casket disinterment
Philadelphia reports a coffin weighing 850 pounds after two years in a Gloucester City grave raises questions about Mrs Tane Purdy. The casket from Colar Grove Cemetery was moved toward St Thomas Canada for burial beside relatives. Authorities and onlookers discuss possible causes of the unusual load.
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Philadelphia
Tane Purdy
Gloucester
Hamea
Colar Grove
Gloucester City
Canada
Baroness Rothschild Dead After Apoplexy
Baroness Adalphe de Rothschild died yesterday at Geneva from apoplexy. A longtime friend of the Empress of Austria she once urged a return to Terrket on Lake Geneva aboard the baroness private yacht. Hours later the Empress was assassinated by an Italian anarchist.
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Adalphe de
Jaca Neve
Austria
Geneva
Terrket
Pacht
Iater
Lucebem
Ohio saloon tax upheld by state Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a $1900 saloon tax in the Bernard Wrede case against collector CC Richardson. The decision relies on acts from the last legislative session and notes Gov Pattison’s lack of approval as needed for validity. The ruling affirms the saloon tax as applied to Cincinnati establishments.
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State Supreme Court
Ohio
Agioona
Bernard Wrede
Cincinnati
CC Richardson
Pattison
Americans Convicted in London Conspiracy Case
Montague Newton and Joseph P. D. Wisher, two Americans, were sentenced at the Old Bailey to twenty months and one month of hard labor respectively for conspiracy to cheat and defraud. Fisher, described as a mining engineer, was released after more than a month in prison. The case involved forged Lewis & Lewis letterhead and letters tied to blackmail or extortion, with payments allegedly solicited tied to a Mrs Violet Fraser.
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London
Montague Newton
Joseph PD Wisher
Old Raby
Wit
Defraud
Fisher
Newton
Sir Charles Lawis
Lewis & Lewis
Sir Charles
Lewis & Lewin
Violet Fraser
Duty on Art Works Alters British and American Trade
A London convention signed at the foreign office by Foreign Secretary Grey and Ambassador Reid stipulates that British artworks will enter the United States at one quarter the existing duty, while American travel goods entering Britain will be duty free. The agreement, under Section 3 of the Prevent Tariff Act, lowers the duty on British works to 16 percent in the future and aims to boost U S exports to Britain.
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London
Great Beitain
Walter States
Foreign Office
Grey
Whitslow Reid
United States
Britih
Great Britain
Former Senator Indicted in Bribery Case
A grand jury indicted Thames McConlea, a former State Senator, on bribery charges linked to influence over juror Charles Thompson and a suspected payoff of 509. The probe ties to a standard of alleged corrupt acts surrounding votes and payments. Some text in the source includes unrelated dialogue and is not part of the indictment.
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Mindlas Ohie
Thames McConlea
Byron Willlaroon
Charles Thompson
McContra Wan
Tt Jnoipaon
St Tp
Hitchcock Silent in Court in Chanler Libel Case
Actor Raymond Hitchcock refused to answer questions as a witness in the criminal libel action filed by former Congressman William Aster Chanler against a newspaper publisher. The court sustained his constitutional rights, adjourned the proceeding, and scheduled a further session as Hitchcock faces related indictments tied to charges by young girls.
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Chanler
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Questry
William Aster Chanler
Hitchcock
Society of
Thera
District Attorney & Office
Counse
British premier to rest amid Parliament session
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, the British premier, was examined at Downing Street by Sir Thomas Barlow. An official note said he should rest and complete some work before going abroad, with possible delegation of parliamentary duties to cabinet colleagues as retirement rumors circulate ahead of next year.
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London
Thomas Barlow
King Edward's
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Downing Street
Murdered by Black Hand terror in Chicago war threat
In Chicago a Black Hand order claimed retaliation amid a looming war declared by the Mana Blanca against Italian exiles. Two prominent Italian figures planned a $50,000 fund to fight the blackmailers. Mariano Scardina, a young man from Buffalo, was stabbed to death in his father’s saloon as warnings escalated. A wealthy liquor dealer received a third warning, threatening death or home dynamiting if a ransom was not paid within 24 hours.
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Chicago
Aiand
Cormldes
Itaians
Mariano Scardina
Huftulo
Beardina
Max
New Jersey Road Discovers 816000 in Bad Paper Circulation
Authorities report that Central Railroad of New Jersey found counterfeit checks totaling 1000 dollars. denominations of 3 dollars issued to employees for wages were counterfeited. The checks were easy to counterfeit as they were payable to the holder.
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New Jersey Road
Easton
Pal
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
American Commodore Bucknam Promoted in Turkish Navy
Commodore R. Bucknam, an American naval adviser to the Sultan, has been promoted to rear admiral in the Turkish navy and given the title of pasha. The promotion occurred in Constantinople on November 18 as Bucknam continues his advisory role.
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Bucknam
Admara
Turlath
Constantinople
R. Bucknam
Pasha
Bank Commission Organized by New York Governor
The six banker panel named by Gov Hughes to revise state banking laws selects A Hort on Hepburn of Chase National Bank as chair. The body aims to curb excessive fees charged by receivers and trustees when banks fail and will begin work in coming days. Hepburn has approached the Attorney General for data on receivers' charges.
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New York
Hughes
A. Horton Hepburn
Ichase ‘National Bank
Commission
Hepburn
Jackson
Receiver for Star Actress Leslie Carter Payne Seized for Creditors
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S Court by three creditors against Mrs Leslie Carter Payne star actress. Creditors claim over 2000 dollars and allege she is insolvent with assets estimated at about 9000 dollars. Details mention watches and other belongings seized as part of the proceedings.
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Leslie Carter Payne
New York
United States
BP Cook
Tadge Housy
Barntey
Hare P Prentice Iciver
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Helen Mar
Buffalo Bill
Howart Gould
Misa Ha Mba
Gould
Cody
Sustien
Cowart Gould
Lion Bere
Lobe
Caraley
Saya
Amitio & Lindras
Tor
Mir
Betare
Misa
Stary Nor
Missouri
Tute
Geascy Fins
Oent Usileon
Grover
Memoriam
Blackistone's
14Th & H
Geo C Shaffer
Eye
Ryan
A. N. Brady
Kate Wiliam
Whitney
Metropolitan Directora
BANK
Carman
Weare
Samuel Alvusion
Pears
Mary Peterson
Laehve
Santord Az
Isi Bet
Ew Space Tin Bern
Kalon Wine Co
Coast Caty
Montgomery
Flonda
Misssipp
Capital
Baroness Rothschild
Corda
Grove
Apollinaris
Apolllinaris
Lincoln Park
H. R. Howenstein
Poon
Tsarskoe-Selo
S Petersburg
Xenia
Ater
Radiger
Social
Social Revolutionary Party
Neva
Nicholas
Petertot
Toresker Selo
Yen
Ligeve
Uns Pulreads
Peterhet
Laarakoe Sela
Jims
Her Suspicius Wature
Itchcock
Campbell Bannerman
May
Black Hand
Sultan
Havana-Washington Fruit Company
Cuba
United States Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Washington, DC
H. I. T. Heard
Fendall Building
Washington, D.C
Bank Commission
Addison
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America
H&rrecka
Robert Freeman
Arthur N. Holmes
Dr. Jas, L Vance
Hon
T. A. MacDonald
Dad” Elliott
Allan Stockdale
G. C. Michener
E. G. Mercer
Louis A. Crossett
Alf” Waite
Sewark J
Hriant Ed'tor
Toronto
Northwestern University
Pappies Temple
Boston
Jerry McCauley
New York City
Southern College May
Boston Shoe Concern
Syracuse University
W.e.fenno
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Sovewar Convention Hall
Fred. B. Smithere Virgo
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