Testimony In Goebel Case Ties Taylor To Payoff Plot
Frank Cecil testified in the Goebel murder trial that James Howard offered 2500 dollars to a man to shoot Goebel. Cecil said Caleb Powers spoke of a man hired from the mountains to kill Goebel and that Powers would pay 2600 if the plan failed. The testimony linked Powers and others to the alleged conspiracy.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Frank Cecil
Gaebbe
James Howard
Cecil
Culton
Broughton
Garden
Caleb Powers
Goebsl
Powers
Taylor
Tim
Eamel
Reconciliation Stranger Marries Beuless Despite Doubts
In Saxony, reconciliation sings a hopeful note as a couple contemplates marriage. One partner voices happiness while the other remains cautious about upcoming vows amid lingering concerns.
FIRM FOR HOME RULE AT IRISH CONVENTION IN Dublin
The National Inn Conference adapts strong resolutions as Dublin hosts the United Irish League meeting on April 20. John Redmond declares support for full self government with no substitutes accepted. Davitt and O'Brien back amendments to aid evicted tenants while peasant speakers shape the land bill debate.
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National Inn
Dublin
United Irish League
Mansion House
John Redmond
Redmond
Michael Davitt
Redmont
William O'Brien
O'Brien
O'Connell
Patrick Flynn
Cork
Flynn
Giviston
Lord Dunraven
Ireland
Cardinal Newman
Newman
Belgium
France
Venus Waist Reform Proposes Straight-Front Statue Revival
Chicago April 20. Mrs Ida Evana Haines of the National Women's council urges women to adopt a straight front for the Venus de Milo statue and a smaller natural waist. She condemns the large waist as a result of poor posture and lack of exercise and calls for modest dress with minimal weight and proper movement.
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Milo
Chicago
Venus de Milo
Venua
Ida Evana Haines
Committee On Dress
National Women's Council
Beauty
Mot
Mrs. Haines
Venus
Mrs. Hains
Roosevelt Delayed Journey to Norris Park in Montana
President Roosevelt left Edgemont for Norris to spend most of his day there. He will view the geyser region as the trail is made passable, joining by Secretary Cortlandt S. (S) Berg. The party aims to reach the park safely, with the president expected to spend the remainder of his day there.
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Cinnebar
Mont
Roosevelt
Norris
Hig Gray
Soehandra
Spenc Lis Hag
Insurgent Document Allegedly Ties Aguinaldo to Otis Plot
Washington reports reveal a translated note found among Philippine insurgent records, allegedly written by Aguinaldo and signed by Pelitano de Cruz and others. The document claims protest against American control and pledges lives for Philippine independence, tying General Otis’s residence in San Miguel to the suspected conspiracy.
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Sigura
Manila
San Miguel
Felleiano de Cruz
Aguinaldo
Leberino Kotienko
Fendiano de Cruz
Kdl
Otis
Taylor
Bureau of Regular Affairs
Gmillo Aguinaldo
Gill
United States
Philippines
Mny
Katipuan Lodge
San Dico
Pelictano de Cruz
Cruz
Barria
Cholera Strikes Pershing Troops in Philippines
April reports from Manila indicate Captain Pershing's forces suffer cholera with five confirmed cases and numerous suspected infections during operations against bandits in Albay and Mindanao. Sick troops are hospitalized, and government plans a 10,000 cariboo restocking drive funded by a $3,000,000 congressional gift.
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Captain Pershing
Manila
Albay
Mindanao
Bacotod
Cathy Vickers
Congress
Farma
Barrel of Mystery Man Found in Morgue
New York April 17 a body found in a barrel was identified as Quatracchia recently from Barcelona. Identification by Guiseppi Bonjlorne who knew him from a First Avenue barbershop. While police confirmed, Quatrocchle, believed dead, entered the morgue as the supposed victim.
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New York
Apri
Quatracchia
Barcelona
Guiseppi Bonjlorne
First Avenue
Isonsiorne
Quatrocchle
Munisna Win
White Supremacy Campaign in Baltimore Elections
Baltimore Democrats push race as a campaign issue with claims of rising black turnout. The piece claims a supposed “new ballot law” targets black voters, cites Republican-led precincts offering political schools to teach ballot literacy, and alleges Democratic pressures on candidates for school board and other posts.
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Baltimore
Wachter
Loubet in Algiers Arrival Marked by Grand Ceremony
In Algiers on April 1, President Loubet is welcomed with a formal imperial style ceremony. French state guests parade in gala attire as crowds cheer the arrival of the visiting leader amid elaborate pageantry and military honors.
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Africa
Jeera
Algiers
Wounet
Bryan Visits Ingalls as Ohio Democratic Strife Revival
News from Cincinnati on April 20 reports William Jennings Bryan as guest at the Queen City club where he lunched with Melville Ingalls of the Ohio Four railroad. The visit stirs talk of a Johnson Ingalls ticket to challenge Hanna, with implications for party unity and control of Ohio politics.
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Ohio
W William Jennings Bryan
Queen City Club
Melville J. Ingalls
Bho Four
Ingalls
Bryan
Hta
Washington
Johnsan
Johnson
Hanna
Senate
Myrot T. Herrick
Cleveand
Tiruan
German Explorers Plan Polar Submarine With Wireless Power
Berlin reports a two man led polar expedition using a specially built submarine to reach the north pole. They abandon conventional methods and employ wireless telegraphy to communicate between a northern observatory at latitude 78 to 80 north and the submarine. An engineer backed submarine and a separate syndicate funds the wireless station with a major firm supporting the Braun system for meteorological magnetic and oceanographic research.
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Berlin
North Pole
Beholl
Munich
Anschuetz Kuempfe
Angchuetz
Braun
Beioll
Fire at St John destroys freight shed and threatens ships
Fire at St John N B on April 7 destroyed the immense freight shed of the Canadian Pacific on the harbor’s western side. A large amount of other property and two ocean steamers were at risk, but firefighters gained control after hard work.
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St. John
St. Todt
N. B
Sioux City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices
Sioux City and distant markets show hogs varying from 6.90 to 7.35 at Sioux City yards with good heavy and butcher hogs. cattle activity mixed with cows, heifers, and stockers trading from 2.00 to 5.25. South Omaha reports higher cattle and steady sheep, with hogs at 7.10 to 7.30 and calves around 6.50 to 6.60. Kansas City notes cattle strength and weaker hogs, with lambs from 5.75 to 6.60.
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Sioux City
Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
Stangas City
Grain Markets Report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis grain notes report cash quotations and market tone. Wheat prices range from No 2 to No 3 with various futures and feeds. flour steady while corn and oats show mixed values. Provisions list pork, lard, and shoulders with small shifts. butter and cheese markets show softer to steady trends. Minneapolis close notes cash wheat at 78 and July futures around 4 hard, with No 1 northern bids and nearby tracks.
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Chicago
Minneagolle
Minneapolis
Northern
Teac
Platt Defends GOP Unity Against Split Rumors
New York April 20 Senator Platt declared there is no split in the Republican party and no fear of one. He dismissed the senate’s refusal to confirm Frank M Baker as railroad commissioner and urged unity within the party.
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Platt
New York
Senator Platt
Senate
Frank M. Baker
Woman Shorn of Her Great Power at Post Office
Washington record states Acting Postmaster General Wynne issued an order barring subordinates from signing letters or papers with officials’ names. Ina Liebhart, a free delivery chief clerk, is accused of directing the division with near-absolute authority, using signatures of A W Machen. Machen defends her, noting he takes responsibility for her actions. legal opinion is pending. The case raises concerns over a single woman controlling tens of thousands of employees and a near $40 million budget. The controversy traces to promotions under D P Leibhardt and the father’s role in the dead letter office.
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Washington
Wynne
Misa Ina Liebhart
A. W. Machen
Machen
Miss Liebhardt
Miss Leibhardt
Miss Leichhardt
Post Office Department
Harrison
D. P. Leiphardt
Aliss Leibhardt
McKinley
D. P. Leibhardt
Hareau
Leichhardt
Free Delivery Service
Insane man on train trips, violent rampage near Sycamore
Alva Hayes, an insane passenger on a Great Western train bound for Grand Central, seized a window and lunged from cars near Sycamore Illinois. Conductor Ashman and others restrained him after glass injuries. He was taken to a county hospital at Saleago and to be confined in an asylum at Otsego Michigan. his brother A. Hayes accompanied him.
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Main
Joplin
Mhegro
Sevral
Trigg
C. Leslie
Leslies
Chicago
Great Western
Grand Central Station
Sycamore
Ill
Alva Hayes
Hayes
Ashman
Saleago
A. &. Hayes
Fargo
N. D
Otsego
Mich
Talbot in New York plans electric line project estimates
R A Talbot of the Dakota County line proposes a railroad project from South Sioux City to Hoover with plans and estimates for a new electric line from General Electric. Westinghouse Electric is preparing early sketches, with officials and engineers assessing feasibility and costs amid a posting of preliminary figures.
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Dakota County
New York
R. A. Talbot
Sioux City
Dakota City
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Senator Cul lom on Sherman act ruling optimism
Washington April 18 Senator Cul lom chairman of the senate committee on interstate commerce expresses optimistic view on how interpretation of the Sherman act by courts will change trade and industry. He predicts new small enterprises will rise, competition will resume, and the government will curb trusts without harming the poor or rich, while large corporations lose ability to hire costly counsel to evade law.
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New Enterprisea
Washington
Cultom
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Cullom
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Moses Chases Case Develops New Features In Family Row
In Lafayette Indiana on April 18 interest grows as Moses Fowler Chase case brings in Mr and Mrs Charley H Duhme from Cincinnati and the nephew expected to arrive to oversee his father and others. Judge Hammond cites evidence Moses made no will disinheriting his father and leaving $750000 to his mother sister Mrs Duhme, core to Mrs Duhme’s guardianship claim. Fred Aurick S Chase contends Moses went insane under Duhmes care in Cincinnati, while the Duhmes maintain his trouble began after detectives and attorneys gained access. Young Chase arrived with his father this afternoon, insisting he is not crazy and asking to be taken to his aunt Mrs Duhme.
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Lafayette
Ind
Apri
Moses Fowler Chase
Charley H. Duhme
Cincinnati
Hammond
Moses
Duhme
Chase
Taylor the Brains in Goebel assassination trial
Henry Youtsey testified in Frankfort that Governor Taylor directed all actions leading to the Goebel killing. He said Matthews opened Powers’ office, found the guns, and that Taylor was the leader behind the plan and held moral responsibility.
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Goebel
Henry Youtsey
Frankfort
James Howard
Matthews
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Youtsey
Geobel
Couple Handcuffed Together On Honeymoon Train Ride
Howard Campbell and Miss Sallie Hightower were married in Marion Indiana and forced to ride 70 miles chained together on the train to Chicago. A cow bell rang with each move as the startled couple was paraded past onlookers before police cut the handcuffs free with a chisel.
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Indiana
Marion
Ind
Howard Campbell
Sallie Hightower
Sallie
President to lay cornerstone at Yellowstone gate
President Roosevelt will participate in a cornerstone ceremony for a new gate at the northern boundary of Yellowstone Park in Cinnabar Montana on April 16. Secretary Loeb has not yet received word of his arrival but expects to hear today. The event will be conducted in the afternoon by the Grand Lodge of Masons of Montana.
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Yellowstone Park
Cinnabar
Mont
Loeb
Roosevelt
Fort Yellstone
Erand Lodge of Masons of
Mogtang
King Sound Warning: Alexander of Servis Tella Tropblews
The fragment notes a king named Alexander related to Servis and a place called Tella Tropblews. Details are sparse, with no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
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Alexander of
Servis
Tella
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