Patrick faces appeal after murder conviction in New York
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of murdering William M. Hice, held a conference with his father Colonel Patrick and Chicago counsel Mr Turner. He condemned the prosecutors remarks, defended the jury, and predicted a new trial on appeal while asserting none of his actions would be regretted. He would testify if his lawyers advised it.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Hice
Colonel Patrick
Chicago
Turner
Patrick
Goff
Osborne
Court of Appeals
Shot Wife and Her Mother in Importa Tragedy
Stephen G. Conkling of the Emery and Conkling grocery firm shot and wounded his mother in law Mrs. Silvers at her home in Importa Kansas before turning the pistol on himself. The act followed a divorce suit and ongoing matrimonial troubles. Conkling had threatened to kill his wife and fired as she tried to escape.
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Stephen Conklin
Importa, Kans
Stephen G. Conkling
Emery & Conkling
Manila Exchange: Henry C Ide to Leave Japan for Manila
Henry C Ide, a member of the United States Philippine Commission, will depart Japan for Manila on April 2. Ide has been in Japan for health reasons and is returning to Manila.
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Manila
tHenry C. Ide
United States Philippine Commission
Japan
Ide
Asphalt poll off wa li efforts in progress to learn why
Committees representing bondholders of the National Asphalt Company and the Asphalt Company of America, now in receivership, review a New York Audit Co report on 1900 19% earnings. Despite $58 million capitalization and $2.15 million annual fixed charges, two year net earnings averaged $359k. Over capitalization, losses at National Contracting Co, plus Venezuelan expenses, prompt ongoing thorough inquiry and potential winding up. Some members urge focusing strictly on asphalt business.
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Philadelphia
National Asphalt Company
The
Asphalt Company of America
New York
Henry W. Biddle
American Company
Venezuela
National Contracting Company
New Orleans
Natoral Contracting Company
President and the Navy Roosevelt meets House committee
A subcommittee of the House Committee on Naval Affairs met President Roosevelt in Washington on March 27 to discuss his annual message urging more naval officers. The plan calls for 1200 additional Marines, 500 cadet appointments over four to five years, and select appointments to the president, with recommendations from senators and representatives.
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House
Roosevelt
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Dayton
Butler
Meyer
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Bankers rule Henning did not act recklessly in stock sale
In Louisville court, St John Boyle v J W Henning seeks 20000 with Boyle claiming margins deposited for 190 shares of Northern Pacific stock amid May panic. Depositions from New York brokers say Henning did not act recklessly or imprudently when buying Northern Pacific common at 500 in May to cover Boyle’s short sale.
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New York
Henning
Louisville
United States
St. John Boyle
J. W. Henning
New York Stock Exchange
Boyle
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Common
Louisville Banker Moses Schwartz Arrested in New York Fraud Case
Moses Schwartz, once a Louisville Deposits Bank founder and director of the German National Bank, was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of defrauding the Seventh National Bank of New York for 379,000 on forged notes. His Louisville venture failed in 1893, leaving many depositors poor, with threats of lynching and his subsequent disappearance.
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Moses Schwartz
Philadelphia
Seventh National Bank of New York
Louisville Deposits Bank
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville Deposit Bank
German National Bank
Deposit Bank
Schwartz
Tom
Woodmen of the World Hold Smoker for Visiting Officers
Sovereign officers of the Woodmen of the World attended a smoker last night with several hundred members present. Speeches by Rev. Sam W. Small, Josiah Towne, and Charles C. Farmer highlighted the program along with music and refreshments. T. W. Mitchell presided, and C. W. Wheeler spoke on Fraternalism.
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Order
Josiah Towne
Omaha
Nebr
Charles C. Farmer
Bad Weather Persisting Across South With No Immediate Relief
Weather bureau foresees rain today in Atlanta with possible Saturday clearing. Forecaster Marbury says no material change soon as easterly winds prevail due to high Atlantic pressure and low western pressure. Rain and fog deter daily life, with heavy showers reported in Memphis Vicksburg and Meridian.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Marbury
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Dakota
Minnesota
Atlantic Coast
Memphis
Vicksburg
Meridian
Pool Champions to Meet in Atlanta Series of Games
Alfredo de Oro of New York, world champion, will face John Dahl of Chicago, western champion, in a three day series at Bills Oldclock, 24 West Alabama Street. Oldknow has arranged a 500 seat amphitheater and promises an outstanding exhibition. De Oro may play additional matches with other entrants. a small admission fee will be charged.
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John Dahil
Atlanta
Alfredo de Oro
New York
John Dahl
Chicago
Weat
Bills
Oldknow
West
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Mrs D P Morris Dies At 92 Peach Tree Street
Mrs. D P Morris died last night at 9 o clock at her residence 92 Peach Tree Street after a short illness with pneumonia. Survived by two sons I D Morris and A C Morris and a daughter Miss Queen Morris. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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David P. Morris
Peachtree Street
Morris
I. D. Morris
A. C. Morris
Queen Morris
Emperor Francis Joseph Hosts Maundy Ceremony in Vienna
In Vienna on Maundy Thursday Emperor Francis Joseph presided at Hofburg over the traditional feet washing for twelve elderly men and twelve elderly women. The assembled nobles and diplomats included the U.S. minister Robert McCormick and secretary Chandler Hale. The participants wore old Dutch costumes and received gifts weighing the ages at 1070 years for men and 1182 years for women.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Hoffburg
United States
Robert §. McCormick
Chandler Hale
United States Legation
Floyd Harris
Harris
Rebel Surrenders Planned in Samar to U S Forces
General Smith, in command on Samar, conferred for three hours with insurgent leader Guevarra and officers. Guevarra will surrender April 15 with all forces and rifles, about 20 serviceable Krag rifles among them. Smith was surprised by Guevarra s bearing and noted his resources and high purpose.
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Guevarra
United States
Smith
Hebel
Manila
Samar
Lukban
Krag Jorgensens
Castro Laughed At Enemies In Venezuelan Revolution News
Report from Willemstad March 97 says Castro's revolution struggles remain uncertain as government forces recapture La Mar and Margarita ports. Besieged Barcelona battlefield shifts with 1,000 rebels retreating before 1,200 government troops, while Riera and Montilla seek junctions amid mounting threats to Barquisimeto, Cumana, and Barcelona.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Port la Mar
Fann Griego
Margarita
Carupano
Cumana
Barcelona
Bermudez
Revolutioniera
Domingo Monagas
Riera
Orinoco
Guira
Trinidad
Republic
Todo
San Antonio
Bolivar
Maturin
Mona
Penalaza
Relando
Falcon
Trial records reveal alleged pilot among Samar leaders
Manila March 27 continuation of the court martial of Major L W T Waller of the marine corps for executing natives on Samar Island. A native scout named Smoke testified of a pilot among native leaders of the Waller expedition plotting to murder Major Waller and Lieutenant Walls. Smoke said marines shared rations with natives and he endured hunger himself.
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Manila
L. W.T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar Island
Smoke
Waller
Walls
Rebel Schooner Captured Laden With Ammunition
Panama March 27 government gun boat Chuculto towed a schooner captured off Capira. The vessel carried salt and ammunition for revolutionary general Luge. Red band hat insignia marked the crew. Herrera and his staff reportedly travel toward Chiriqui aboard Fa aida while Boyaca searches for more revolutionary vessels.
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Panama
Colombia
Chuculto
Chucuito
Capira
Luge
Herrera
Chiriqui
Boyaca
Uniform traffic rates tied to Hamburg America pact
Gustav Tietgens, president of the Hamburg American Steam Packet Company, told stockholders the recent steamship agreement aims to create a community of interests and to secure uniform traffic measures. He noted a by law change to curb foreign influence, while banker Solmitz warned against the change.
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Berlin
Hamburg-American Steam Packet Company
Gustav Tietgens
Herr Tiergens
Herr Tietgens
Herr Solmitz
Baltimore
Fear American Invasion Threatens British Industry
London editorial warns of a growing American hold on British industries as Britain sinks wealth and manpower into the South African war. The piece denies protectionism yet calls for national action as Americans steadily gain control of British assets.
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London
United States
The
Daily News
Bnt
Spares From The Wires Wreck Six Dwellings In Hamtown
A cnave-in at an abandoned No. and collie of the Pennsylvania Coal Co wrecked six dwellings in Hamtown Pas causing huge street fissures and danger to many homes. Fire struck Potter Wall Paper Plant in Chicago causing 100000 loss. Indianapolis hose wagon collision killed one horse, miraculous crew escape. Peckville Pa business district burned across two blocks. Mexican government awards 6,050,000 redeemable bonds to Cook Comp and Ont Ma son & Lewis Co to pay in New York.
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No. & Collie
Pennsylvania Coal
Chicago
Potter Wall Paper Company
Timois Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Peckville
Depot Street
George D. Cook
Ont
Mason & Lewis Company
New York
Amsterdam
Roosevelt and the Widows Deserter Issue Creates Interest
Washington March 27 The presidents pledge that no deserter will win favor while in office draws attention from war veterans groups concerned for widows who later served elsewhere and drew pensions General John P Donahue former national commander of the Union Veteran Legion pressed the matter The president said he would review each case and, where possible, give widows the benefit of the doubt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
John P. Donahue
Union Veteran Legion
Donahue
Rhodes Died Sorrowful and Funeral Arrangements Underway
Cape Town March 27 state funeral preparations for Cecil Rhodes to be held April 2 with flags half mast. Attendees say he mourned unaccomplished work and he selected a burial site near the Matoppo hills beside a natural cairn. Autopsy found a heart aneurism. death mask reportedly taken. body moved to Grooteschuur, viewable by the public until Monday before voyage to Cape Town Tuesday.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
London
Daily Mall
Cecil Rhoades
Matoppo
Grooteschuur
BOER PEACE COMMISSIONERS AT KROONSTADT MEETING
Transvaal government delegates led by Acting President Schalkburger remained at Kroonstad Orange River Colony Tuesday as they conference with President Steyn. One Boer delegate was escorted blindfolded under a white flag to meet Steyn and has not yet returned. The remaining delegates are quartered in a private house with considerable liberty and expect to stay several days.
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Kroonstadt
Steyn
Orange River Colony
Transvaal
Schalkburger
No Profit Is Dead Women Claims Husband Aided Brigands
Vienna March 27 Miss Elien M Stone American missionary says she recovered from captivity better than expected and credits the air and food of the region. She says brigands treated her and Mme Tsilka well and notes her companion's husband, Rev Tsilka, is honest and intelligent. She rejects reports of involvement in the abduction.
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Vienna
Elien M. Stone
London
Miss Stone
Associated Press
Mme. Tsilka
Mme. Tsitka
Tsitka
America
Constantinople
Leishman
M. Tsilka
Jno B Thornton Enters Fulton County Race
Announcement from M B Thornyvun Baltimore based Mr Casualty Co. representative in Maryland solicits support for the race in Fulton County. Includes personal note of thanks and contact details 37 South Pryor Bell phone 1453 and policy information for Maryland office.
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B. Thornton
Fulton County
Representa
Mr Casualty Co
Baltimore
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MD. R. Thornyvun
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Princess Radziwill Committed in Forgery Case
Cape Lown March 27 The hearing on Princess Radziwill accused of forging votes claimed to be signed by Cecil Rhodes resumed. She was committed for trial with bond set at £2,500, furnished by herself and two sureties.
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Cape Lown
Cecil Rhodes
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