Priest Shot During Mass in Denver Cathedral
Father Leo Heinriche was killed at St Elizabeth's Catholic Cathedral when Giuseppe Guarnaccio fired at him after receiving the consecrated wafer. The assailant begged for justice, was stopped by officers, and held as crowds gathered. Funeral plans set, body to be shipped to Paterson for interment.
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Denver
Leo Heinriche
St. Elizabeth's Cathedral
Eleventh
Curtis Streets
Guiseppe Guarnaccio
Leo
Daniel Cronin
Guarnacedo
Michael Delaney
St. Elizabeth's Church
Euperior
Matz
Daniel Hayes
Charce
Father J.eo
Juarnaccio
Italy
Central America
United States
Father Leo
Littleton
Colorado Springs
Eusebius
Paterson
N. J
Edison III Undergoes Ear Operation in New York
Thomas A. Edison III, patient at Manhattan Rye Far and Throat Hospital, underwent a middle ear abcess operation by Dr. Arthur Duel to relieve trouble in the left ear. The procedure was not serious and a speedy recovery is expected, with Edison likely to remain about a week.
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New York
Thowian A. Fatson
Cea
Manhattan Rye
Arthur B. Duel
Riots in Teheran Kill Ten During Moon Muharam Procession
Ten persons were killed and scores wounded in Tehran when a riot broke out in the main street Bere during a religious procession for the Moon Muharam festival. Several clergy members were among the injured.
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Teheran
Bere
George Helm Yeaman Dead at Eighty in Jersey City
George Helm Yeaman lawyer ex congressman and minister to Denmark under Johnson died in Jersey City in his eightieth year. He was born in Hardin county Kentucky studied law in Owensboro and began practice there. Elected to Congress in 1862 and served as minister resident at Copenhagen from 1865 to 1870.
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New York
George Helm Yeaman
Denmark
Johnson
Jersey City
Hardin County
Kentucky
Owensboro
Congress
Copenhagen
Bryan Addresses Men Only Audience in Topeka
William J. Bryan spoke to a full city auditorium in Topeka on February 24 addressing a men only audience. He then departed for Lawrence to speak under the auspices of the YMCA at Kansas University.
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Topeka
Kan
William J. Bryan
City Auditorium
Mr. Bryan
Lawrence
Kansas University Comnasinum
German Consular Agent Visits Mulai Hafid in Moorish Dress
Dispatch from Tangier reports Herr Nierz Morpeco City German consular agent met with Mulai Hafid in Moorish attire and held several lengthy talks with the claimant in his camp.
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Paris
Tangier
Nierz
Morpeco City
Mulai -Hafid
Italian importer Gerolamo Cella found murdered in New York warehouse
Wealthy Italian wine importer and leading Italian Chamber of Commerce member Gerolamo Cella was found with a fractured skull in his West Broadway warehouse. Coroner says a hammer blow preceded a liquid poison. a letter signed by Cella and dated to bid farewell was found, suggesting coercion. Brother Dominico Cella and Caesar Biacchi, son-in-law, are involved in the investigation. Autopsy raises questions about self-inflicted actions.
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New York
Gerolamo Cella
Italian Chamber of Commerce
West Broadway
Harburger
Celia
Cella
Dominico Cella
Caesar Biacchi
Schultze
Four Die In Hudson River Crossing Crash At West Nyack
Nine members of prominent families were killed or injured when a runaway wagon load of basketball party from Spring Valley was struck by an Ontario and Western train at a West Nyack crossing. Four died instantly, two died at Hoboken Hospital, and three remain in serious condition. blame disputed between the crossing gate tender and witnesses.
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Spring Valley
N. YV
George Young
Nyack
Merrybakers
West Nyack
Ontario and Western Express
Hudson County Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
George Reith
Telephone Offce
Nelson May
Bertha Singer
Edith Singer
Georg« Shinn
Jeanette Palmer
Warren Palmer
Henry Dieteren
Mary Edith Bird
One Killed and Many Hurt in Cambridge Interurban Collision
A Byesville Interurban crash near Cambridge Ohio kills Rose Clancy and injures fifteen others, with five believed fatally hurt. Motorman Robert Allison, Conductor McCullen, and Catherine Clancy among the injured. Interurban rear car struck a city trolley after rounding a curve and telescoped the forward car. Injured treated at Cambridge area hospitals.
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Cambridge
Byesville
Urtantine
Rose Clanceyv
Robert Allison
McCullen
Catherine Clancey
Rose Clancey
Actress Accuses Husband of Brother’s Slaying
Portsmouth officials move to autopsy George A. Carkins after Gracia Calla accuses her husband Paul L. Roy of killing him at her Newington home in January. The case prompts a formal autopsy request to determine cause of death.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Paul L. Roy
Gracia Calla
George A. Carkins
Newington
Carkins
Tragic Shooting Case Ties to Portsmouth Wife
View Carbine died after medical examiner ruled self inflicted gunshot. Mrs. Roy, who left for New York with her husband, returned to Portsmouth and claimed a family dispute led to a fatal quarrel in which two bullets were found in Carkins coat and wall marks noted by investigators. An officer learned the husband fled to France about a week ago.
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View Carbine
Roy
New York
Portsmouth
Carkins
Rey
France
Aged Woman Dies By Own Action In Fire
In Ceceland on February 24 Mrs Augusta Sirey aged 73 died by setting fire to her clothing She believed she was a burden to her grandson who supported a large family The woman poured kerosene on her clothes and struck a match her body found later by a policeman
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Ceceland
Augusta Sirey
Spray
Minnesota colleges may access funds from New York board
St Paul Feb 24 Minnesota educational institutions may receive funding from the General Educational Board of New York backed by Rockefeller and other financiers. Wallace B Buttrick, secretary of the board, visited Minnesota colleges to assess needs and potential grants. He plans further data collection before stating prospects.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
General Educatomal Board of
New York City
John PD. Rockefeller
Piher Astern
Wallace B Buttrick
First Baptist Church of
General Educational Board
Buttrick
State University
Hamlin University
St. Thomas
Macalester
Loot Located at Hotel Essex Ties Baker to Postal Crimes
Government inspectors seized a suitcase at Hotel Essex formerly occupied by James A Baker the ex post office robber parted in New York last week. They recovered postal money order blanks from multiple places partly filled out tickets from Western railroads hundreds of dollars in mileage books and various clothing items. The find is expected to link Baker to a spree of post office frauds burglaries and robberies from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic.
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Boston
Essex
James A. Baker
New York
Baker
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Prevented meetings spark foreign unrest in Philadelphia
Police halted multiple society and union gatherings in Philadelphia's southern foreign settlement under Director Clay's order to stop anarchist meetings after unemployed foreigners rioted during a Thursday parade. A Jewish benevolent society event and a planned talk against anarchism were blocked, while the Central Labor Union refused to attend a northern labor parade without guarantees.
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Philadelphia
Public Safety
Clay
Central Labor Union
Opposed to a Parade Union Declines to Join Demonstration
Representatives of organized labor at the Central Federated union meeting in New York declared opposition to the March parade of unemployed and the city hall park mass meeting. The Socialists sought cooperation, but Herman Robinson of the AFL objected, saying organized labor should not join demonstrations that led to partner clashes in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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New York
Organized Labor
Central Federated Union
City Hall Park
Herman Robinson
American Federation of Labor
Robinson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Republican House May Map Tariff Revision Plan
Washington reports that Minnesota lawmakers plus Western Republicans press House leaders to start a tariff revision inquiry before the session ends. They favor an internal plan over external commissions and aim to determine country needs for tariff modifications.
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House
Washington
Minnesota
Unknown farm laborer found in brush near Snelling and Minneapolis
The frozen body of an unidentified man, presumed to be a farm laborer, was found in brush at Snelling and Minneapolis avenues one mile north of the state fair grounds. Lillie Scheeht reported the discovery. Coroner A W Miller and Dr J M Finnell could not determine cause of death or perform a full examination.
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St. Paul
Snelling
Minneapolis Avenues
Lillie Scheeht
A. W. Miller
J. M. Finnell
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