Inquest Fails to Clarify Burdick Murder Mystery
Buffalo April 10 The inquest into the deaths of Arthur R. Pennell and Mrs Pennell before Justice Murphy ended with no clear verdict on whether the Pennells died by suicide or automobile accident. The hearing reviewed alleged defalcations and the Burdick case without yielding a light on motive or connection.
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Buffalo
Arthur R. Pennell
Pennell
Justice Murphy
Burdick
Gehres
Edwin Burdick
Penny
J. Frederick Pennell
Jusee Murphy
Carrie Lamb Pennell
Camphelius
Pefinell
Four Die in Saloon Shootout Near Athens Ohio
In Jacksonville, Ohio, a saloon fight led to a gun battle killing four men and wounding Henry Hoblet. Victims include Mrs Strotsky the proprietor, and the fatally wounded men Charles Riley Charles Cochran Seth Tinkham. The incident drew crowds and police to keep order.
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Athens
Ohio
Jacksonville
Henry Skrotskky
Charles Riley
Charles Cochran
Seth Tinkham
Henry Hoblet
Ur Gkrotsky
Partieles
Swissena Cochran
Balify
Mea Strotsky
Strotsky
Hob'et
Riley
Coch UN
Tinkham
Ginnan
Marshal Stewart
Takham
Cochran
Beds
ASK FOR ARREST OF KELLEY IN PROBE OF BRIBERY
Mixed authorities seek arrest of Ansell J Kelly tied to alleged bribe in baking powder case connected to Missouri General Assembly. Grand jury proceedings in St Louis noted witnesses including state senators. NY detective chief McCloskey relayed plans to hold Kelly after arrest.
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St Louis
Apri
General Assembly
To&y
Fillee Kleley
George C McCloskey
New York City
Ansel J Kelly
Inspector McCloskey
Fireley
Tram Road Extension Aims at Nashville Outlet
After years of discussion gray Lumber Company plans to extend tram road from Ton to Nashville County Seat. John McCranie recently joined Gray and will oversee the project. About six miles of track are needed with right of way already acquired in Nashville. The extension would provide Avilla a direct outlet toward the Atlantic Coast near Seaboard route.
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Ton
Gray Lumber Com- Pnys
Nashville
John McCranie
BB Gray
Gay Lumber Company
County Capital
McCramet
Mey
Une
Nashie
Tts Hnen
Southern Sawmills Prep for Battle Over Freight Raise
Georgia Sawmill Association with Ells Wimbish & Elle to file in U S circuit court for injunction to block a 2 cent per hundred rise in lumber freight to the west by the Southeastern Freight Association and railroads. Georgia Florida South Carolina Alabama and other southern states speak against the hike as lumber trade reels from eight-year rate experiments. With New Orleans dispatches noting Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Texas may seek ICC action, the suit aims to restrain the rate hike and protect southern shipments.
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Georgia Sawmill Association
Ells, Wimbish & Elle
Unted States
Southeastern Freight Association
South
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alscy
Constitution
W. A.” Wimbish
Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Southern
Ed A. Noel
Ohio River
Valdosta
Cincinnati
West
Canada
Great Northwest
Piedmont Hotel
New Orleans
Arkansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
W . West
Mesers
Tift
Ensign
Tifton
Garbett
Wright
Vanderbilt Whips Photographer In Newport Scene
Reginald Vanderbilt, soon to wed Cathleen Neilson, lashed a Providence photographer with a horsewhip during a snap shot attempt on Bellevue avenue Newport as club members watched. The attacker then boasted to his fiancée how he triumphed. A two seated survey and a camera on board accompanied by two men passed by as the assault occurred. A box hat and jewels valued at $200 000 were later brought from New York under Newport police custody.
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Newport
R.I
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Neilson
Providence
Vanderblit
Bellevue Avenue
Woodbury Kane
Rough Rider Fame
Vanderblit Bandie
Ing
Surrey
Vanderbilt
Misa Cathleen Neilson
New York
Police Richards
Mules to Lose Their Bridles Strike Ends at Pastor
Johnstown April 10 two hundred Booth Creek Coal and Coke miners at Pastor will return to work tomorrow morning. The district No. 3 United Mine Workers executive board met at Clearfield and failed to decide whether a bridle is part of the harness. They recommended the mules be driven without bridles.
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Johnstown
Booth Creek Coal and Coke Company
Pastor
United Ming Workers
Clearfield
Jury selection completed in Howard Goebel murder case
By April 10 the jury was chosen in the James Howard murder case of Governor William Goebel. The commonwealth and defense opened with statements outlining proofs to show Governor W. S. Taylor had Howard brought in January 1900 to kill Goebel, and Howard's January 30 arrival and report to Youtsey.
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James Howard
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Benjamin Williams
W.W. S. Taylor
Goebel
Howard
Youtsey
Auteate
The
Ona
President Vasquez Defences City as War Continues in Domingo
War reports from San Domingo City on April 4 describe President Vasquez’s forces failing to seize the city amid heavy fighting with insurgents led by PePin. The Independencia and Presidente clashed with Atlantas miles away, a brief armistice collapsed, and casualties remained unconfirmed. Marines guard port, Red Cross aid deploys while negotiations fail.
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San Domingo
Vasquez
Independencia
Unites
States
Atlanita
Atlanta
Witt
Pepin
Valduez
San Carlos
Death toll rises from Arkansas tornado wreckage
Reports from Newport and neighboring counties recounts deaths from last Tuesday night’s tornado. A three person pearl fishing family named Tapp drowned when their shanty boat on White River broke apart. Van Buren county and Pearson area report extensive destruction with several wounded or fatally injured, including J. M. Clayton and family. Five villages in Van Buren county were destroyed.
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Arkansas
Newport
Art
Tapp
White River
van Buren County
Pearson
Cleburne County
J. M. Clayton
Ida
No Strike on the Manhattan Wage Offer Accepted
New York April 1. Employees of the Manhattan railroad accepted the new wage scale after long talks with company officials. They will continue to push for a nine hour day instead of nine and a half. George E. Pepper, president of the Manhattan division of the Amalgamated Street Railway Employees, said no strike was planned and a satisfactory settlement is likely.
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New York
Manhattan Lecated Railroad
Road
George E. Pepper
Manhattan
Amalgamated Street Railway Employees
Great Strike Prepared by May Day Iron Workers
Labor leaders report the executive board of structural iron workers ordered a strike on May 1 if the American Bridge Company does not meet their demands. About nine thousand men could be involved as negotiations continue in Baltimore.
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Structural Iron
Baltimore
Executive Board of
Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Tim Campbell in Critical Condition After Pneumonia
New York report says ex-Congressman Timothy Campbell, long ill with pneumonia, has worsened to a critical condition. Washington protocol notes growing naval accident concerns after a string of mishaps at sea and aboard ships, prompting safety reviews and preventive measures.
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Tim” Campbell
New York
Timathy J. Campbell
Blind Chaplain Milburn Dies in Santa Barbara Cal
The Rev William Henry Milburn the third chaplain of the United States Senate has died in Santa Barbara California aged 80 He was born in Philadelphia in 1833 and became blind after a childhood accident He was a renowned preacher lecturer author and traveler whose ministry reached across the United States Canada and Europe.
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Washington
Mobile, Ann
Milburn
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Ireland
Georgia Weather and Local News Digest
Georgia forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with possible showers over the weekend and cooler Sunday in interior areas, plus strong south winds. Local items cover Bullock company deliberations, JP Byars visiting, telephone upgrades in Atlanta, a courtroom incident, lumber freight tensions, a case against Mamie Dougherty, elections within Georgia Travelers’ association, a Georgia division election, and a hanging in Madison County related to a killing. Southern, domestic, and foreign briefs include officials’ committee changes, drownings in St Johns River, forged checks in Walterboro, seaboard rumor of a high salary offer, and multiple military and immigration developments.
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Georgia
Bullock Company
Thauze
JP Byars
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Standard Telephone
Atlanta
Lori Rosser
Thompson
East Point
Georgia Saw Mills
West
Eircuit Court
United States
Mamie Dougherty
Edgewood Avenue
FAMOUS YONG LU IS DEAD Real author of Boxer outbreak
Pekin April 1 Yong Lu the comptroller of finances and first grand secretary is dead. Yong Lu was a Manchu and at the start of the Boxer outbreak was viceroy of Pe Chi Li and commanded troops. He obtained his post as generalissimo for crushing the reform party. He was said to be the real author of the anti foreign outbreak in Pekin and Tianjin and led the best disciplined troops against foreigners. In 1901 he was awarded the two eyed peacock feather for protecting foreigners against the Boxers.
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Pekin
Yong Lu
Pe Chi Li
Reform Party
China
Yung Lu
Tien Tsin
Crowding the Evistan Jails in Petersburg Disturbances
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports severe unrest in the district with about two thousand people arrested amid disturbances in Africa after a dispute. Police response was swift as crowds gathered. authorities prepared to relocate detainees and restore order.
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St. Petersburg
London
First Joint Debate Opens U.S. Senate Campaign in Columbus
In Columbus on April 1 Senator Money and Governor Longino opened the race for the U.S. Senate. A packed hall heard Money tackle the negro question, trusts, tariffs and the Philippines. Longino followed, urging a calm path and avoiding debt issues while stressing state finance and the need for election contrast. Attending dignitaries included James K Hardeman and J W Power as the crowd pressed into the new courthouse auditorium.
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Southern
Ng Speeaker
Gibbona
Florida House
St. Johns
Walterboro
D. C
Norfolk
J. M. Barr
Seaboard
Southerry
Mississippi
Columbus
Senator Money
Longino
Money
United States
James K Hardeman
William Williams
J W. Power
J J Barron
Jacob Sharp
Treasdrer
Treasdrer. the Large Auditorium of the New Court House
BE. T Sykes
Philippines
Roosevelt
South
Moats
Newman Cayce
McLaurin
Russia Stakes To Manchuria In Push For Chinese Concessions
London reports from Pekin that Russia delays evacuation of Nia Chwang and part of Manchuria due to absence of the tantai. China accuses Russia of detaining the tantai at Molkden, while Russian aim is to pressure over forestry rights along the Yate valley and to set up an independent customs post at Dainy.
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China
London
Times
Pekin
Russia
Nia Chwang
Manchuria
Bmolkden
Niu Cwang
Buesta
Yate
Dainy
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National Cemetery
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