Revenge and Mafia Ties Target Italian Italians in New York
In New York, police tighten monitoring of Mafia linked Italians after a violent incident raised fears of revenge. Inspectors Byrnes and Perezzo order arrests if provocation recurs. Uncertainties linger as agents shadow suspects Luigi Blalescha and Antonie, with heightened secrecy at meetings among Italian communities.
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Inspecto Byres
New
Jeans
Perezzo
Talen
Orivatin
Fraliy
Lugi
Antonie Blalescha
Byrnessies
G Liebie
Mafia
Severn
Witney Buat
Oeda
Hans Scar
Jason
Italy
Hoo Ton Sanes
New Orleans
New York
Kin caid trial looms with witness flood and tough defense
Washington March 24 The Kin caid murder trial hinges on Samuel Connellson of Tennessee the ex doorkeeper as the sole eyewitness cited by prosecution as another Boston witness behind Kincaid on the capitol steps about fifty witnesses summoned only a dozen likely to offer key evidence prosecutors insist on a full battle to the end with Cole leading the case defense teams include Judge Wilson Gen Grosvenor and Morris Smith Congressmen Caruth Stone and Paynter ex Congressman Polk Laffoon ready to testify that the deceased threatened to kill Kincaid family members of the decedent attend as prosecutors pursue the strongest possible case the trial draws intense attention and may be among the era’s most famous criminal proceedings
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Washington
Kincaid
Samuel Qonelson
Tennessee
Ainan
Boston
Capitol
Jabout
Cole
Voorhees
Hot Springs
Ark
Wilson
Gen. Grosvenor
Morris Smith
Caruth
Stone
M and Paynter
Polk Laffoon
Decised
Funeral for Confederate General Johnston Held in Washington
Washington March 24 Funeral services were held at St Johns Episcopal church for the late Confederate general Joseph E Johnston. The simple rites saw veterans, no flowers, and the burial as a civilian. The procession to the hearse moved through an open file of Confederate veterans. Family attendees included ex Governor McLean of Maryland and George B Johnston. Remains sent to Baltimore by 1:30 p m train. Theodore Thomas may become World's Fair musical director. Casualties in Pisagua from insurgent bombardment numbered about two thousand. Treasury to change retail liquor tax stamp after July 1 to aid enforcement of wholesale laws.
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Dr. Douglas
St. John’s Church
McKim
Johnston
St. Paul
Duy Tas
Gen. Johnston
Confederate Association of Washington
Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans
Alexandria
Mitchell
Gen
McLean
Maryland
Gorge B. Johnston
Richmond
Susan Taliaferro
Confederate Association of Baltimore
Baltimore
Pisagua
Chile
Treasury Department
Urgent invitation ends with townwide clashes at Temple
In Gainesville Texas on March 24, Assistant Santa Fe Superintendent Van Vleet, 50, was forced to leave Temple after a libel accusation. He returned with protection, but seven masked men challenged him and a detective, accusingly punishing the detective and forcing Van Vleet to depart. The incident follows prior threats and private guards. A separate report notes a deadly icicle fall in Saint Paul, injuring a woman who died shortly after. an onlookers’ inquiry points to workers on the roof.
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Gainesville
Tex
van Vleet
Santa Fe Railroad
Temple
The
Santa Fe
Galveston
St. Pav
Chamber of Commerce
Robert and
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Harris Herbert
Car- Toll Street
Serberi Ee
Tooling Ee
Dastardly crime near Bainbridge ends in pursuit
March 24. Ezekiel Lemnox murdered his wife by smothering, then fled pursued by Sheriff Patterson and her two brothers named Willis who captured him east of Camilla. Citizens fear lynching despite brothers-in-law urging the law. Lemnox confessed to the sheriff.
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Ezekiel Lemnox
Bainbridge
Barsbripes
Patterson
Willis
Camilla
Lemnox
Local merchants offer McElree's Wine and Theoford's Black-Draught in Athens area
McElree's Wine of Cardus and Theoford's Black-Draught are advertised for sale by several Athens merchants in Georgia. J B Fower, JW Haupy, R T Baumer & Co, L D Sxepez & Co are listed as sellers near Athens ES Lynpon.
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McElree
Cardus
Theoford
ES Lynpon
Athens
Wanderer Reunites With Wife After 21 Years Apart
After a twenty one year separation during which she believed him dead, Bernard Devine returns to Scranton and is reunited with his wife. She had remarried and borne two children. he explains his long wanderings and disappearance. The couple now live together again, with the tale intertwined with his letter from Washington and his altered appearance.
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Devine
News Telegram Association
Scranton
Bernard Devine
John Moore
The Last General Johnston Companions and Career
Gen. Johnston, last Confederate full general aside from Beauregard, born 1807 in Cherry Grove Virginia, trained at West Point 1829 with Lee, served in Black Hawk, Seminole, Mexican campaigns, rose to Quartermaster General, joined Confederacy, commanded Harpers Ferry and Army of the Tennessee, wounded at Seven Pines, and after the war held railroads and political posts before dying in Richmond era context. Merit Wins. King’s New Discovery sales pitch included guarantees by John Crawford & Co.
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Jos Johnston
Lee
Johnston
Banxer
Beauregard
Confederacy
Cherry Grove
West Point
Robert KE. Lee
Artilery
Winfield Scott
Spee
Gentt
Mexico
Vera Cruz
City of
Congress
United States Army
Porriss
Richmond
Harts Ferry
Sherman
Gen. Johnston
Grant
Virginia
Atliota
Echmond
Appomattox
Jefferson Davis
Johnson
Shoceminery
Arkansas
Georgia
Cleveland
New York World
Train Robbers on Trial In Grande Railroad Case
United States Commissioner began examination of Rio Grande Railroad train robbers led by Jose Maria Mosqueda with confessions from Fabian Garcia and Estaban Salas. Wealthy ranchers Benitz and Loya group linked. several suspects in jail or at large in Mexico. About $9,000 of the $21,000 loot recovered. some prisoners encrypted with ciphered letters and stolen checks. Also includes a brief ad for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with druggist endorsement.
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Brownsville
Texas
United States
Jose Maria Mosqueda
Fabian Garcia
Estaban Salas
Monjuets
Juan Benitz
Shaeres
Mosqueda
Manuel Loya
Reyes
Matamoras
Francisco Jaramido
Krest
Imon Garcia
Savenano Jimenez
Crescoencio Salding
Mexico
Benitzan Bitas
Tomas Henojosa
Juan Balli
Liberty
McCabe
Lion ends standoff and cash reward shocks Detroit crowd
A sustained chase unfolds as a lion escapes a traveling show, a native rider volunteers to confront the beast, and earns a $10 reward after calmly leading the animal from a shed despite taunts of higher pay. A streetcar scene and eclectic comments follow in Detroit reporting.
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Ikin
Detroit Free Press
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Norcross
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Supreme Court
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Bai“T
Francis Demarco
Joseph E. Johnston
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Lewis Brown
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Macon
Bucklen
Ciseen
John Crawford & Co
Dr. King
Jobn Crawford & Co
Prince
John Crawfords
Detroit
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Inebbah
Jackson’s
Kate Field
Dr. Pierce
Athens Business College
Su Proratien
Wena Ee
North
Jackson ST
Banner Job Office
Northeast
Geo
Tu Baymer
Adam’s Patent Book
Cottrell & Babcock
Goldon
Golden's Pearl
Jesse Thompson & CO
Hale St
R. R. Yard
Augusta
Wly
Oxford
Brooklyn
H. X
Speeterse
Tas Corravn Company
Murray Street
Cor, Wasumeron & Jackson Srs
Arans, Ga
E. R. Schneider
Tuvorter
Urbana Wine Company
A ‘ BN
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Doztier
Palace Music House
Lucy Cobb Institute
Esse
Ewe
Fred. Morton
National
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Steediy
Quillian
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