Woman fears murder after four men warned her
Miss Clove Hey reports that four men warned her of threats and attempted to abduct her in a cave on West street. Police say several suspects were questioned as authorities investigated the case and sought to protect her from further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clove Hey
Wey Nagru Lada
Ais
Dserrligg
Pat Sno
Sss
Gara
Ouf
Stynteesth Street
Bateweat
Shegadhar
Betta Howe
Sue
Wien
Elgnth
Whee
Died Brand Members at Carroll Gounell Wo 817
Died Brand members at Carroll Gounell Wo 817 notice of sudden death of Chancellor D WARD A BRAND at his residence on Wednesday morning October 40 17. Attendance invited for services at Repetition's undertaking parlors Pennsylvania Ave Southeast with interment private. George Koas Lillishell Shofferise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Carroll Gounell
Cy Wrehersby
Ward A. Brand
Sowitrl Square
Repettt
Updartuulig
Pennsylvania Ave
Wilingeen
George
W. Lillishell
F.S
Shofeise
Torsday
Oyers Pu
Kathering A
Francis HL. Hoplins
St. i Fnersh
Serda
Saag
Mir
Steel Wars
Neaved Nuilend
Sieaiutal
Stinemeta
Porshrent
Rcay
Tingle
Taurglay
Jeteement
Greentuatie
Wilson
Isi
Omishy
Nebr
Henrietta Wy
Gen
Thomas Wilson
V. St A. Gndidauchter
Tha
Iste BP
Rittenhouse
Police haul suspects after rash attempt at crime
Police say several boys were detained following a bold attempt described as reckless. Capt Bayle ordered the youths taken to the station for identification, with releases expected later this morning as efforts continue to pinpoint responsible individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayle
THWILEWNG TO PROSECUTE Attacked by Regro Boys
A Concord apartment assault leads police to file charges after a group of youths attacked a resident late Saturday night. The victim, claiming no intent to punish, declines to press charges while police extend the dragnet. Investigators report no arrests yet amid ongoing manhunt and numerous suspects questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonas
Regro
Mes & M Wall
Misia
No Were Bers
Ale
Capt Boyle
Naser
Dragnet Tate
Negro robber identified in Rhode Island assault case
The assailant, a 25 year old Linony Madea, was arrested after Mrs Louis reported her purse stolen near Loumasapurt. The suspect, described as a Negro, denies the charges. Capt Boyle and officers detained several companions as the case unfolds with rewards pending payment to police informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goute Loula
Loumaasapurt Mesiia
Louie
Fotlowman
Boyle
Royyuk
Cory
Madre
Isu
Lamia
Super
Paiing
Sylvester
Bonds Dispute Delays Sale of Thomases Stock
The Syndicate of Philadelphia demands repayment in cash and notes for bonds sold to the Thomases over a $7000 note issue. Negotiations continue after a meeting at Medford Merson. The Thomases refuse to deliver stock or cash unless a fair settlement is reached, risking the bonds’ value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preshtopian Post
New York
R. Thomas
F. Thomas
Wealers Zoe Company
Kw Provident Savings Life Assurance Corpens
Cuyle Syndicate
Philadelnia
Syndicata
Medfudge Merson
J. O'Brien
Edward Latterbach
Taomanae
Wee Ing
Laucerpaenhert
Stembecs
Agein
Thomases
Thomas Etter
Syzidt
Cate
Thomanet
Enrance
Four Killed by Dynamite in Pennsylvania Town
A dynamite explosion near Gwenadon, Pennsylvania, killed four men and injured six others. The blast occurred about ten miles north of the town of Wabash along the railroad nine miles away, injuring workers and neighbors who were nearby. Officials are investigating the cause as investigators review the scene and gather witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gansorture
Gwenadion
le Wicagas BC Breedren
Mennnat
Stol Thorsen
Meget
Pitt
Bubs
Stephen Olesarery
Bennets
Andrew Michaslyich
Bennett
Jefy
Thornton
Aridims
Harriman's Dream Ends as Union Pacific Plan Stalls
The article reports a setback for Harriman associates in restructuring Union Pacific stock and bonds amid a proposed distribution plan. It notes calls to separate Union Pacific investments, potential trustee changes, and questions over terms for convertible bonds and Southern Pacific holdings while awaiting court action on the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeolat
New York
I. H. Harrimsnent
Union Puolle
Ais
Union
Horstman Sant
Realmel
Honda
Hough
Unlor
Pasige
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pavific
Ate Mulrocé
Mir Hurdiman
Sali
Countey-Widd Valle
Tinois Central
Fish
Woman Perishes at Sea Jumping From Ship Near Boston
A Philadelphia woman, Miss Culms, leaped from a ship off the Boston port area and was not recovered. The incident occurred amid temperance unrest as a crew member disappeared and rescuers searched the waters near the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culms
Philadephia
Boston
Thie City
Nes
Aems
Porthin City
Pupil Teaches Pups in Mock English Lesson
A teacher at a Washtenaw school uses a strange method teaching foreign pups to respond to synthetic names. Students imitate animal sounds as part of a novel exercise, with one pupil nicknamed after a lobster in the lesson. The story notes varied reactions among learners and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Addie
Esilme
Abel
Welker
Huge waterspout sighted near Bremen coast
Reports describe a large waterspout observed off the Quaster coast on Tuesday morning as sailors and locals counted the event. Notable onlookers included Mr and Mrs Philip Lydig and Mrs Elicina, wife of a senator, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Bremen
Tae
Fortzon Amport
Tyne
Bronprins
Philip Lydig
Stepher
Elicina
United
Atstes Senador
Mics Fakias
Lloyd Ophores
Mas Line
Che Zmoore
Railway Manager Indicted On Charges Amid Turmoil
A railway executive, identified as vice president Joseph Stanley, and general manager Bleerrie faced an indictment alleging improper conduct and influence. The document lists registrar witnesses from Cleveland and references a Thursday grind indictment, signaling formal charges and potential governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires
Josen Stanley
Vise
Gen Bleerrie
Russian Mother Faces Delusion of Self Harm in Mania
Rachel Tabuekniete, a mother of three in Baltimore, believed she might harm her children due to mental illness. She described persistent thoughts of self destruction while under a manic episode and required police restraint after attempting to act on the impulses. Her husband fears the condition could recur, with doctors noting despondent behavior and potential risk to her children during episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hird
Rachel Tabuekniete
Guy
Saeswel
Man Admits Bronze Items Theft Case in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia Charles Walton confessed to taking and attempting to sell bronze items stolen from Mrs. Qualtrough, linked to the Great Bronze Theft Ring. He admitted entering many rooms, with police filing charges of removing items and similar offenses. Commander Qualtrough and his wife attended the hearing. detectives pursued remaining stolen pieces with no progress yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalit Qeaitressh
Comralinger Qualtraich
Arin Jatolee
Charles Waltda
Ani
Walton
Csuzhe
Alexandria
She
Wen
Quilirough
Insanity Thaws Plea in Stanford White Case
Attorney Martin Littleton, lead counsel for Harry Kendall Thaw, seeks support for an insanity defense ahead of Thaw's December trial date. The defense claims Thaw’s mental condition warrants dismissal of charges, citing expert assessments and Thaw’s alleged behavioral history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.—tivantty
Harry Kendall Thay
Btanford White
Martin WF. Littleton
Lin Cllent
Anid
Phew
Storm Xilie 1 Hurts 20 In Galveston Storm
A northwest storm hit Galveston Texas with brief heavy rain and high winds. About twenty homes were destroyed, one woman killed, and twenty people injured as structures fell and business districts suffered damage. The Gulf Line wharf and nearby rail yards suffered substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Tne Wisi
Golda
Pevarx
Giouseng
Tn Gulf Sematord Morna
Ng Batecription Ta Trade
Forgery tale in Spain thief escapes with winnings
A clever swindler obtained 63000 through a forged cheque at a Spanish bank, using the name Bisor Anvelmo, a former member of the chamber of deputation. The con was uncovered continuing to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Bisor Anvelmo
Chamber of Depution
Safeguarding Depositors No. 6 Bold Governance Pledge
A fragment outlines management under government supervision and a guarantee fund to secure capital. It mentions frequent examinations of books cash and securities and asserts that safeguarding funds entrusted to the company relies on robust internal and external oversight and stockholder accountability.
Samuel Stinemetz Dead Leader of Hatters Firm Dies
Samuel Stinemetz founder and president of Stinemetz & Law Co a Washington hatters and furriers funeral services were set for his home address 1449 Irving Street with burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. He died suddenly from heart disease at age 87 born January 15 186? in Georgetown survived by wife Elizabeth and four children. He was active in Masonic groups and several local organizations and his funeral arrangements were handled by Washington Chapter and Columbia Commandery with graveside rites by the French Templars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wardell Gtinemata
Stinamata & Law Co
Hovttes and Furviers
St Werest
North- Wrest
Irving
Ute
Smemetz
Leora Ls Namag Soung Btmerocts
Ommanss
Bumemetz
Din Miligwing
Menke Bates
Trench Lates
Py Aytm
Washington
Columbia Cone Laundery
Kenlxnts Bemplare
Mosonta Veteran
Serociation
Almas Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Engine
Ito
Mire
Elizabeth J. Shnemets
Morgai Teva
Cordine Wa
Kamer W. Sunwin
Rock Creek
Thors
Thomas Cleaves Better After Serious Break
Thomas Cleaves shows improvement after a long medical break caused by a severe fall. The veteran Senate Committee on Appropriations member was hospitalized. his condition is improving though still unsatisfactory. Cleaves has been a persistent worker and long trusted in the committee’s work since his appointment thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleavin
Senate
Cleaves
Engloves
Ana
Minis
Train Crushes Yard Worker in Southwest City
Wilful accident at New Teomy and Virginia avenues southwest yesterday afternoon left Hamel C. Wallahan, 54, a flagman at the Penneyiaula freld yards, crushed between two cars and run over. He died at the scene. Survived by a wife and son, the victim had been with the railroad since last December. The Pitt precinct station and an ambulance responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamel C
Sruusban
Strest
Penneyiaula Frelelt
New Teomy
Virgina Avenues
Ana
Wallahan
Anacretta
Bath Fess
Pitth
Suritad
Oltsnan
Bla Crath
Molabanie
Timed Senator Attempt At White House Arrest
A man claiming to be a newly elected United States Senator from Michigan Bolestar Honkoul attempted to force his way into the executive offices after being told the President was busy. He was arrested by Officer Gilbert and taken to the precinct station, where he was charged with infanity and placed under observation for twenty eight years? The report is garbled but notes an arrest and hospital observation following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Fanchamis
Bolestar
Honkoul
Derott
Mich
Wes Busy
Coul
Gilbert
Pst Precmet Scaies
Botkinsk Gira
Gen Booth Departs After Baltimore Tour
Gen Booth leaves Baltimore after two days of speaking during his American tour. He announced plans to visit associates and continue his itinerary, urging support for his cause as he heads toward upcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Win Solon
Willian “Booth
Beltimore
Bispoke
Sant “Syne
Boothe
Eloping couple deported after Berlin elopement
A German eloping couple sought asylum as they were denied entry and ordered deported from Fertin Germany. The pair sailed from Baltimore on the North German Lloyd Line toward Traven. The woman secretary of the railway mail service in Berlin eloped with the man, who arranged funds for both, and they planned to go to Cleveland Ohio. The Board of Inmigration confirmed their deportation after an appeal to Commissioner General Bod, who upheld the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generat Sargon
Bursay
Immzretion
Fertin
Germany
Nacho Bail
Galtmors
Rhein
Berlin
Rachel
Balti
Germacy
Bie
Kachugell
Cleveland
Ohio
Ianutry
Bod Sont
Nik Yenterday
Football Pugilish Case Seeks to Bar Student Playing
Lawyer Moore filed a suit in Circuit Court seeking to stop a student from playing football at Haukshee High School. He alleges the sport harms students, promotes profanity, and degrades schooling, citing superintendent Tracy and principal Smith. The court action aims to restrain participation pending outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woull Enjolz
Johnson Contention Shapes Cleveland Mayoral Debates
Reports from Cleveland indicate heated public betting as mayoral candidate Johnson leads with a 100 to 60 margin. The piece notes personal and political ties, including connections to William J. Bern and Burton, and mentions Roosevelt, Taft, and Garret as influencing figures amid Democratic national convention considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apactub
Lorho Waahinatan Po
Cleveland
Tom Tk Johnson
Efreles
Wven
Tonissa
Three Ten
Aleweas Hes & Tlagle-Taxer
Manimpgl
Heirs contest GE Taylor will over large bequests
Fragmentary text reports a contested will of George C Taylor involving massive sums. Key figures include Mrs Lona Head Bodiey, daughter of the housekeeper, and beneficiaries such as the Taylor Hospital in Scranton plus Beaudin or Bodley branches. The document cites revocation of college bequests and substitutions, with figures ranging into millions and extensive distributions among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyorhead
Long Istead
Our
Lona Head Bodiey
Ceorge CO Taylor
Tole
Harvard
Willams, Prineston
Hobart
Moces ‘Taylor Hospital
Scrantont
George C. Taylor
Taylor
Bead
Lena'a
Dena
Broderick W. Bodley
Sandman
Rodles
Haylur
Boxe Bodley
Taylor Eye
Mysterious Murder Trial Delays Highlight Court Day
A nine year old boy linked to a killing faced a late appearance in Judge Dupuy's court as the trial for King Mrs. Bary proceeded with key witnesses delayed. The boy’s mother Moleswerts and George Jones, a boarder, escaped the earlier sentence while prosecutors and defense argued over remaining evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesitatan
John x Malesworth
Judes Dupuy’s
Cod Tate
Coeil Crisuin
Mrs. Bary
Moleswerts
George. Jones
Thun
Wredhi
Comig
Baiiemore
Snart
Mim
Hed Begu
Kessler & Company Put Under Suspension In New York
New York bankers forced to suspend as inability to sell foreign drafts and a partner’s illness hinder cash to meet maturing notes. Kessler & Co faced outstanding transactions totaling around $300,000 to $7,000,000. detailed assets not disclosed. Willem Williams signed the assignment. Alfred Kessler, Rudolph Pingoh, and Willem Kil eat named partners. Local ties and interests in Cripple Creek and other ventures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Bech
Sbont
Kester & Co
Acta
Willem Williems
Frm
Alfred Kessler
Rudolph B. Pingoh
Willem Kgil
Iir
Finch
Trict Bursye
Mc OlMerte
Sid
Vallwad Anc
Aliaine
Cripple Creek
Cote
Schiff Urges January Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Bonkar calls for a New York Chamber of Commerce gathering in January to counter fears of a looming panic. Schiff, the Taker, warns currency instability could trigger a nationwide crisis unless reform is made, stressing unified action by finance and industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonkar
York
New York
Wes
Yire- Betion
Jasob Ts Schiff
Mane
Chamber of Commerce
Bonita
Cassandra
Sqromecon
Wade
Liege
Oke Ousted 2000 Strike At Arlington Mills
A labor dispute near Arlington Cotton Mills led to the ousting of a supervisor and a 2001 strike threat involving about 3,000 workers. The stoppage followed the discharge of W. Jann Beal ton and demands for the removal of Pref Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pref Hardy
Arlington Cotton Mills
Bardy
W. Jann Bealton
Summer Home In Ruins After Tablecloth Robbery
A family reported their summer residence ransacked with wine, cigars, and valuables taken. Intruders reportedly broke windows, damaged furniture, and looted the wine cellar. Neighbors observed lights and unusual activity prior to discovery Sunday morning. residents displaced, house left in disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmelal
Trentity
Charles Wanpamycher
Takane
Axa
Colnables
Lesvine
Cod Jett Ag
Warns
Wannsmache
Eille Dog Ant Herseele Finds Grief After Husband’s Death
A heading style fragmented report describes a woman grieving years after her husband’s death. It mentions a dog, a door incident, and unclear actions tied to a death and local police involvement. The readable text is highly garbled but centers on mourning and a possible act linked to the husband’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushand
Nuutaud
Obituary notices and deaths across multiple regions
An assortment of obituaries and death notices from various areas detail the sudden passing of several individuals. Among the named are George A Lake and Mark, with references to their residences in Scranton and surrounding towns. The notices mention a medical inspector, university affiliations, and family ties including a son and a daughter. The reports note early-day deaths, home locations, and bereaved relatives, with several items referencing local institutions and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardier
Stamos
Scranton
George
Lake
Nardys
Rees Murra
Atantia
Ator
Ana Wan Co
Stef
Era Dusy
Syyaniog
Willems EK Harper
Health Office Record Noted Names and Ages in Fragmented List
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and ages with scattered places and items like parcels and boards. The readable bits include references to Lorie Ann Caring, Daisy Sittey Benya, 28 years, 106 wrest northwears, Gravis Borman, 65, and other partial entries. No coherent event or action is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goster
Lorie
Paeke
Ree
Sittey Benya
Gravis Borman
Rere Sibert Elest Goversuet Dome
Inchon
Dean So
Simple home remedy touted for urinary and bladder issues
A garbled 19th or early 20th century notice touts a "Pandullas" home remedy claimed to cure various ailments. It describes common ingredients and a proprietary mix sold by patent medicine makers. Despite vague claims, the piece reads as a advertisement for an unverified tonic promising gentle relief for swelling backache bladder trouble and related conditions.
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Oman
Hoyle
Fureral
S. Sergeon
Can
Telapivenne Sake Hine
A. Costello
Xmenalaen
Fonerad
Frank Geier
Holern
Chad Selesbaak
Joein R Wright CO
Tecedare
Sxitalmam
Ceafeast
Aes
Alco
W.R_SPEARE
F Street NW
J. Whletam Lee
Soe Gabalmer
CTI
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Purral
Wrlecbese
R. Nalley & Son
Raualmers
Thaphane Fiaay
Mouthwest
Paone
Autistie
Blackistone’s
Rasecnes
Drian
GEO
Shaffer
Florist
Wentifien
Hiladelphians
Erne
Seairentis
Harriman
Fisk
Xouprins
Orindna
Utah
Toxalon Wine.co
St. S.W. Friene Main
Bex
Tebuchuiels
Abe
Marta
AL Uaey
Lno
Jay
Tabuchnick
Huffivan
Comstatt Brandtag
Har Hushani
Tubuchnick
Owe
Baka
Martin W- Litteton
Cioni
Forger
American Security and Trust Company
Dustry
Charlea J. Bell
J. W. Whalney
Securfis
C. E
Samuel Stinemetz
F Street Merchant
Heal
Hatters and
Thomas
Feturaa
Sammel Moilahen
Dexit
Timee
Sor
Gen. Booth
Seagent Aphetis
Cano of
Praue
Elzabeth Heise
Johnson
Parditte
Sieraland
C. Taylor
Saya
Gallien
Simmek
Spesstal
Warouunon
Zee
Parsbbet
Acto Welk
Doctora
Lodine
Goutinse
Sousa
Calmbalent Clarks
Stone & Fairfax
Kessler & Company
New York Exchange
Jartuec
Schief Firetold
Oke
Gules
Loorey
Eille Dog Ant Hersele
Heath OF
Nabdyz
Maral
Dewey
Manila
Health Office Record
Sumeres
Drausiak
Medicies
Sersiparila
Opel
Spa
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