London entertainer faces court in sex confession case
Local entertainer from London Ia, identified as Katharine Clemmons, faces testimony over an alleged confession to sexual matters before marriage to Howard Gould. Proceedings were postponed to hear Miss Mary Will’s examination and address defense motions. the star is described as a well known society figure.
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London
Decunon
Katharine Clemmons
Howard Gould
Tondo
Aise
Misa Mar
Whiskey law trial notes from Temtorern City confusion
Fragmentary report describes a 19th century whiskey incident in Temtorern City with unclear details. The text mentions drinking, possible law enforcement involvement, and a court or trial element but lacks coherent facts or names to specify participants or outcomes.
In Memoriam Castiate Te any Lut loving remem
In memoriam heartfelt remembrance honors a loved one who has passed away. A family notes enduring affection and the long years since departure, recalling shared joys, milestones, and quiet daily bonds that endure beyond death. The tribute preserves the person’s memory and the family’s ongoing affection.
Local Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Listed
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century city directory lists multiple undertakers and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Names include W R Speare, George P Zarhorst, Thos A Costello, Hindle and Bayliss, and Harvey's Sons among others, indicating a station at various NW and NE streets with associated services.
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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
Harvey's Sons
Fusthal Tarcton and
Shoatooers
Pointeectie
Asain
Stage Money 18 Seized by Secret Service Agents
Secret Service agents Captain Fivan and C Wall confiscated stage money plates used for printing counterfeit style notes in New York. The operation flooded cash-starved workers with fake currency during the panic, as stage money owners hoarded supplies to dodge Treasury controls.
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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 regarding the sale of the Courtlands and War Street Ferries franchise for 580000 to the Metropolitan Securities Company. William Whitney and other bankers were named in the investigation as district attorney Jerome and public service officials reviewed books and entries at Flobster & Habeard Brokers and the Metropolitan firm.
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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 crew to observe sun eclipse from Flint Island
Yack Observatory astronomers led by WW Campbell depart Tick Observatory to Hunt Island aboard the gunboat Annapolis to study the January 8 solar eclipse from Mariposa and Tint Island, with plans to land at Tablii.
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Yack Observatory
Flint Island
San Trincico
WW Campbell
Tick Observatory
Hunt Island
Tablii
United States
Annapolis
Wich
Tint Island
Bank officers indicted in Macon Georgia case
Indictments against W Cabaniss, aint and M Ore cashier of the Idersnet Exchange Bank accuse them of embezzlement. President Cabames stands charged with embezzling. Amounts and specifics are described as felonious and misdemeanor charges related to unauthorized borrowing and misuse of bank funds.
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Macon Ga
Cabaniss
Idersnet Exchange
Cabames
Carman Awarded Five Thousand Dollars in Suit
Washington lawyer Alan Carman won a partial verdict against contractor John C Rogers in a suit over the Norfelle dry docks. The jury allocated six thousand dollars as damages from a contract price of forty four thousand dollars, with Rogers liable for part of the amount in the Norfelle project before the Supreme Court.
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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
Fragmented OCR list of names and ages in a local record
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals with ages and partial identifiers. Names include Mes C Fester, Paul Gitte, Chasestmund Reed, Richard Guilard, Grace A Willehice, Woodrow Vere, Taylor, Irvine Witter, Mildred Shumaker, Sarah A Marlow, Samuel I Woodys, Maggie Pewal, Catherine Pinkie, Jehu Mecher, William Mack, and Hester Wells among others, with scattered numbers and affiliations. The text resembles a compiled roster or memorial of people with ages, lacking coherent context or event details.
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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
Sohnson
Wiliam
Macks
Hester Wells
Deaths in 1800s community list and toasts for the departed
A fragmented death notice column lists multiple individuals with ages and locations including Samuel Alvusion and Mary Peterson. It mentions years of life, places such as Stratford and Florida, and ends with a local toast sentiment praising a departed figure, urging preservation of memories.
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Weare
Samuel Alvusion
Pears
Mary Peterson
Laehve
Santord Az
Isi Bet
Ew Space Tin Bern
Alabama Dry Measure Sparks Mobile Secession Talk
In Montgomery a mass meeting urged secession from Alabama and union with Florida or Mississippi over the new prohibition law. Supporters packed the capital while Mobile staunchly opposed the act, and women and schoolchildren pinned pro prohibition sentiments to lawmakers.
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Coast Caty
Montgomery
Flonda
Misssipp
Capital
Churchmen Pay His Fine After Tating with Negress
Wesley Jones editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate, colored of New Orleans, was fined in Birmingham after being arrested for walking with a Negress. Police alleged an attempted bribe. he faced charges including carrying a concealed weapon and attempting to drive an slicer, paying fines total of $110 and was released.
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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 coffin weight puzzles Gloucester City crowd
The Philadelphia report describes an 850 pound casket unearthed from Colar Grove Cemetery in Gloucester City. The body of Mrs Tane Purdy, aged sixty at death, was moved to St Thomas Canada where relatives lie buried. The weight discrepancy sparked speculation as the coffin was transported by boat and crated for Canada.
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Philadelphia
Tane Purdy
Gloucester
Hamea
Colar Grove
Gloucester City
Canada
Baroness Rothschild Dead After Applex yesterd ay
Baroness Adalphe de Rothschild dies of apoplexy aged elder stateswoman and longtime friend of the Empress of Austria. The narrative recalls a private yacht scheme and the Empress might have been killed at Geneva in 1698 during a luncheon. The events hint at intrigue and an assassination by Italian anarchists.
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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 today upheld the Aiken saloon tax statute ruling a $1900 assessment valid in the Bernard Wrede vs CC Richardson case. The decision supports last session legislative acts and preserves revenue from saloon licenses despite questions raised by Gov Pattison’s tenure.
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State Supreme Court
Ohio
Agioona
Bernard Wrede
Cincinnati
CC Richardson
Pattison
Americans Sentenced for Conspiracy in London Trial
London November 19 Montague Newton and Joseph P D Wisher two Americans on trial at Old Bailey for conspiracy in cheat and defraud were sentenced to twenty months imprisonment at hard labor and one month respectively. Fisher released after more than a month in prison. Newton and Fisher had been arrested September 26 at the instance of Sir Charles Lewis head of Lewis Lewis solicitors. Newton allegedly forged firm letterhead to extort money. letters mentioned payment of money and forged notes related to 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 Opens Trade Talks Between Nations
London November 18 A commercial convention between Great Britain and the United States was signed at the Foreign Office by Foreign Secretary Grey and Ambassador Reid. British art works will be admitted to the United States at one quarter of the former duty, and American samples will enter free at British ports. The pact aims to boost US exports to Britain as the duty on goods from Britain drops to 16 percent under Section 3 of the Prevent Tariff Act.
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London
Great Beitain
Walter States
Foreign Office
Grey
Whitslow Reid
United States
Britih
Great Britain
Former Senator Indicted Over Bribery Plot
Grand jury charges Thames McConlea, former State Senator, with waged bribery related to the Standard 68 affair. Indictments allege efforts to bribe a juror and a payoff to influence a vote, including a $509 bribe proposal and gifts to a spouse.
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Mindlas Ohie
Thames McConlea
Byron Willlaroon
Charles Thompson
McContra Wan
Tt Jnoipaon
St Tp
Hitchcock Silent in Court as He Refuses to Answer
New York November 19 Raymond Hitchcock refused to answer questions as a witness in the criminal libel case brought by former Congressman William Aster Chanler against a newspaper publisher. He invoked constitutional rights since he is under indictment, and the court sustained the refusal. Adjournment was taken until tomorrow as defense is not prepared to call other witnesses. Indictments involve charges from young girls and alleged society associations. Trial likely to begin within two weeks following an agreement between the district attorney and defense counsel.
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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 cabinet retirement plans
London November 19 Sir Thomas Barlow examined Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman at Downing Street this morning. Official statement says in view of Parliament’s approaching session he should rest and complete work before leaving for abroad, with much of his parliamentary duties likely delegated to colleagues and retirement rumors resurfacing for next year.
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London
Thomas Barlow
King Edward's
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Downing Street
Murder Mystery in Chicago as Black Hand Threats Rise
Chicago reports a Black Hand murder and a fresh blackmail demand tied to an Italian community feud. Mariano Scardina, a Buffalo|area youth, was stabbed in his father's saloon amid society tensions. A wealthy liquor dealer received a third warning to pay $50,000 or face dynamite at home.
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Chicago
Aiand
Cormldes
Itaians
Mariano Scardina
Huftulo
Beardina
Max
Pay Checks Counterfeit on New Jersey Road
Authorities report the Central Railroad of New Jersey uncovered counterfeit checks in circulation. Eight hundred sixteen thousand dollars in $3 denomination payroll checks were forged, the paper notes say the forgeries were easily produced since the checks were payable to the holder.
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New Jersey Road
Easton
Pal
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Sultan Promotes American Naval Advisor to Turkish Admiral
Commodore Bucknam, an American naval adviser to the Sultan, has been promoted in the Turkish navy. He now holds the rank of rear admiral with the title of pasha.
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Bucknam
Admara
Turlath
Constantinople
R. Bucknam
Pasha
Bank Commission Organized in New York to Review Laws
The six New York bankers named by Governor Hughes have formed a commission with A. Horton Hepburn of Chase National Bank as chairman. The group will study banking law changes and plans to prevent large fees by receivers and trustees handling failed banks. Hepburn will seek figures on receiver charges from the Attorney General.
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New York
Hughes
A. Horton Hepburn
Ichase ‘National Bank
Commission
Hepburn
Jackson
Receiver for star actress Leslie Carter Payne seized by creditors
In New York a bankruptcy petition was filed by three creditors against actress Leslie Carter Payne. Claims exceed $2000. creditors accuse insolvency and note assets around 900. The involuntary filing seeks to force repayment from her estate. Public records list her as facing preferred creditor concerns.
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Leslie Carter Payne
New York
United States
BP Cook
Tadge Housy
Barntey
Hare P Prentice Iciver
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H. R. Howenstein
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Neva
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Toresker Selo
Yen
Ligeve
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Laarakoe Sela
Jims
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Itchcock
Campbell Bannerman
May
Black Hand
Sultan
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Cuba
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Washington, D. C
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Fendall Building
Washington, D.C
Bank Commission
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Young Men's Christian Associations of
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H&rrecka
Robert Freeman
Arthur N. Holmes
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G. C. Michener
E. G. Mercer
Louis A. Crossett
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Toronto
Northwestern University
Pappies Temple
Boston
Jerry McCauley
New York City
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Boston Shoe Concern
Syracuse University
W.e.fenno
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Sovewar Convention Hall
Fred. B. Smithere Virgo
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