Forgeries and collapse of Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia report on Frank K Hipple forging notes exceeding two million dollars to cover overdrafts. Receiver Earle plans reorganization, seeking presidency of the trust amid creditor and Presbyterian Church funds concerns. Investigations target Segal and bank officers. potential prosecutions loom. News also notes Baltimore and Ohio rail return tickets and a local auction ad.
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Philadelphia
Hank
Lees
Presbyterian
Frank
K. Hipple
Hippie
Joan
Fla Credit
Urfar
Real Estatr Trust Company
Eagle
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Imate Sibtin
Retco
Segal
Adols Segal
Hipple
Egol
Tag
Investisatora
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Beeder
Robert McAfee
Berkey
Meatee
Tarlen
Yeaterday
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Alpe
Board of Trustees
Tme
Collingwood
Warren
Bell
Vision Of Dream Sermon Preacher Delivers Dream Funeral
The Rev Oscar E Braune pastor at First German Lutheran Newark announced at Miss Frances Wadworth funeral at 178 Fairmount Ave that he would preach today nearly the same sermon from the same text as in a dream two months earlier over the dead woman. He recalled that his dream sermon used Luke 12 and the words as he could remember.
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Washington Foster York
Oscar E. Braune
Newark
Frances Lorna Wadr
Worth
Fairmount Avenue
Braune
Wadaworth
Bradley Beach
Piatat Fe
Theodore East-Trom Ends Hunt With Injury
Sept. 7. Theodore Renee East-Trom ends hunting trial in Western Tolrado after injuring a hand. A bandaged hand and a slight injury force his early return home. Daliver, Cole.
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Daliver
Cole
Theodore Renee East-Trom
Tolrado
Leap of Death Ends in Concussion for Performer
Mile and a half into the spectacle at Taina Park the leap of death crashed as the platform collapsed and the auto car soared. Mile. D Arcy was found unconscious, suffering a brain concussion and severe shock. Doctor says she regained consciousness by morning and is likely to recover.
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D'Arcy
Witt
Taina Park
Polly Doesemap
Bretti
Norseman
Yvonne G@Arey
Windreds
Albert F. Hatchins
Simi Park
Roclneas
Mle. d'Arcy
Cireu
Dubi
Gill
Hutchies
D*arcy
Docseman
Akelihond
Lynchings Foiled and Bond Set for Suspect in Beasley Case
Elizabeth Cis North Carolina September 7 Joshua Harrison indicted by a Curttuck County grand jury for alleged conspiracy in the disappearance of ten year old Kenneth Beasley son of Senator S M Beagley. He was held at the county jail on a $2200 bond set by Judge McNeal. Sheriff Bernard reports Harrison opposed the Beasley family and his arrest stems from that hostility. The boy has been missing over a year as detectives probe leads without success. Also notes weekend trips to Deer Park and furniture auction at Wechsler’s.
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Elzabeth Cis
N. C
Joshua Harrison
Curttuck County
Kenneth Beasley
S. MM. Beagley
McNeal
Sherif Bernard
Harrison
SheriffeEroard
Warrison
Beasley
Kennerh Beasley
Deer Park
Baltimore
Ohio
Deer Park Hotel
Rebels Blow Up Bridges in Cuba War Looms
News from Havana reports rebels detonated two Western Railway bridges between Pinar del Rio and San Juan de Martinez, hindering repair crews and drawing calls for artillery support. Guerra refuses any armistice unless elections are nulled, signaling continued hostilities as government and Liberal factions clash over peace prospects.
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Pino Guerra
Pinar de Rio
Provence
Guerra
Pinarrel Hilo City
San Juan de Martinez
Avalos
Pinar del Rio
Railrogd
Britain
Washington
Great Britain
Cuba
Colt
Col. Avalos
San Juan de Martines
San Luis
Pinar del Rio City
San Juan de Martinas
Ger. Menccal
Guerm
Thedgn
Mrom
Alfredo Zayas
Liberal Party
Menocal
Honor Sengenill
Col Guas
San Antonio
de Los Fares
Col. Albert
Guanajay
Airmobile Mystery: Matteray Missing After Lake Michigan Descent
Detroit dispatch reports William Jearterayt, Chicago aeronaut, vanished after an ascent in a buoyant airship. Last seen over Green Bay with the craft drifting, machinery failure cited but questioned as a possible ruse. Authorities fear the airship sank into Lake Michigan and the flyer drowned.
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Perial
Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Wiliam
Wes
Matteray
Lake Michigan
Ghemist blown to death by his own invention incident at Lyon
Francis Wordenbergen, a New York chemist and inventor of a powerful explosive, was killed in a demonstration gone wrong at Lyon, Massachusetts. George Tatnall, NY president of the backer company, was fatally hurt. Italian laborer Chicoine and twelve spectators were injured as rock blasts sent debris and bodies airborne. Wordenbergen and Tatnall had been touring New England to showcase the explosive.
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Lyon
Mass
Wrehington
Lynn
Myar
Francie WW. Wordenbergen
New York
George Tatnall
Francis Chicoine
Salem
Wordenbergen
Tattnall
New England
Lennea Hill
Wordenberger
Yarmal
Nem Fork
Tragedy at Hospital Ends Husband and Wife Life
Mrs David Sharretts, grieving after husband David B Sharretts of Washington died at a Boston hospital, shot herself in the temple five minutes after his death. A pistol report followed as attendants rushed to the room. The couple, regarded as affectionate, planned secrecy for the operation and funeral arrangements were set for Washington.
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David E.sharretts
Boston
Maes
David B.sharietts
Washington
Massachusetts
Honteopathic Hospital
Pistol
Selma. Sharretts
Moody Slated For Bench Amid Court Speculation
A fragmented note suggests Moody is discussed as a potential successor to retiring Justice Brown on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The piece cites general belief that Secretary Taft will decline the presidency, affecting Moody’s prospects.
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Sue
Brown
Moody
United 3
Massachusetts
Taft
The Alabama Dead Chief Officer of the Confederate Privateer
A fragmented obituary outlines the death of John Low Wie, chief officer of the Confederate privateer Alabama. It notes his nickname, his role aboard the privateer and later work with a steam tug company, and mentions his prominence in Seamen's charities. The passage references Washington and ongoing government charges with a dispatches detail and rail and transportation notes.
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Jobn
Low
Wad
Extradil
Aed
Longworth Confident Despite Delegate Snub
Cincinnati dispatch reports ongoing speculation about Congressman Longworth after he was not picked as a delegate to the Republican state convention in Gayton Ohio. Sources note his denial of impact and indicate he may play no role in Dayton or Layton conventions, with plans for a Cincinnati return and continued political activity amid party dynamics.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Longworth
Gayton
Total Parts Organisation
New ‘York
Ser Imamer
Lodgworth
Layton
Dayton
Foraker
Burton
Cleveland
Dayian
Argonauint
Sedelegere
Lengworth
Clucinnati
Ten Cent Cotton 15 Tum of Rowers in South
A resolution by the Conservative faction urges growers across the South to sell cotton for less than production cost. It notes deteriorating crops, predicts smaller yields than current estimates, and calls for marketing restraint to keep prices stable. An executive session discussed charges against Richard Cheatham, with J A Brown opposing open proceedings.
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Tha‘association
Taly
Richard Cheatham
Fatires
Association
North Carolina
Mr. Brown
Rand
Demography Bureau Closes as Bryan Rail Ownership Fight Surges
Demography’s literary bureau of the Democratic National Committee went out of business amid protests over William Jennings Bryan's advocacy of government ownership of railroads. Robert Miller dismissed nearly all clerical staff except a private secretary, suspending the distribution of Democratic literature nationwide. The move, prompted by Bryan’s Madison Square Garden speech, signals an official rebuke and possible dissolution of the bureau, with offices to be vacated.
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Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Robert Miller
Democratic ‘National Committee
Mfr Biren
Madison Square Garden
Many &S
Daniel
Bryan
Dental
Virginia
Bir Beyan Brough
Earthquake Shakes Princeton Indiana Area
An earthquake震 was felt around Princeton Indiana at 1 9 percent o clock this morning with houses rocking and dishes rattling. The tremor lasted two to three seconds and covered towns within fifty miles. Owensville also reported a distinct quake at 10 33 this morning lasting about three seconds with stronger effects to the west in Ayatesh Valley.
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Princitton
Irid
Princeton
Owensville
Ind
Alexander Belford Dead Former Chicago Publisher
Alexander Belford a former Chicago book and magazine publisher died at Good Samaritan Hospital Los Angeles from paralysis. The notice notes Belford’s prominence years ago in Chicago publishing and records his death as of September 7.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Belford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mich
Spt
William Matte
C Weekly
Thomas Nast
Fragmentary Transit Notice From Obscure Report
A damaged OCR fragment references locations Jerpers Ferry Winchester Baltimore Charles town and Deliberat Oppartuntis about spending Sunday in the country at Od Prices. It mentions train times 6:42 and 7 TM and a return from Winchester. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Oble
Winchester
Charles
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