Suspects Tied to Denver Priest Killing Tied to Anti Clerical Society
Denver police chief Delaney says a letter found in Giuseppe Alio’s Colorado Springs jail cell links men in six U S cities to the murder of Father Leo. Arrests reported in New York Pittsburg with others detained as investigators connect the plot to an anti clerical society. Alio faces questions as to role. Italian consul says Alio may plead insanity.
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Denver
Michael Delaney
Guiseppe Alio
Alio
Colorado Springs
United States
Father Leo
Astern
J. Vami
New York
Society
Pittsburg
Orestos Bodi
Tomasso Calabrese
Orestos Malavul
Mario Holmes
Delaney
Sicily
Leo
Allo
Baron G. Tosti
Corte
Widdicombs
Italian reporter Calvino death sentence appealed in Russia
An appeal on constitutional grounds was filed to halt the death sentence of Calvino and six other terrorists condemned for the plot against Grand Duke Nicholas and M. Chtchegievitoff. The petition argues military jurisdiction lapsed and that a temporary law requires duma consent. Signor Melagari, Italy’s ambassador, urged clemency.
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St. Petersburg
Calvino
Nicholas Nicholaevitch
M. Chtchegievitoff
Duma
Hazenkamp
Alexander I
Signor Melagari
Russia
Nicholas Nicholaeivitch
Currency Measure Advances in House Banking Panel
The House Banking and Currency Committee voted 11 to 5 to report the Fowler currency bill with revisions aimed at bank deposits and a national credit notes system. The bill narrows the deposit guaranty fund to 25 percent liability, caps credit notes at 200 percent of capital, and requires the government to pay expenses through banks by checks.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Fowler
New Jersey
House
Weeks
Massachusetts
Banking and Currency Committee
House of Representatives
Comptroller of the Treasury
Board of Managers
United States
Guaranty Fund
Secretary of the Treasury
Johnson to Decide If He Fights Burns in England
London cable reports Johnson puzzled by Burns terms as the Burns syndicate seeks a 20 round bout in England with James J. Jeffries as referee. Kelly offers Johnson 5000 dollars total with Johnson posting 2009 dollars as condition for the match to proceed.
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London
Mr. Kelly
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
United States
Johnson
Burns
England
Burne
Jeffries
Kelly
James J. Jeffries
Mother Ends Her Life Despondent Over Bank
Despondent widow Mary Meyer near Munich Michigan learned a closed Stockbridge bank might pay only ten percent to depositors and killed herself with carbolic acid. Her seventeen year old daughter died fourteen hours later from shock and convulsions after discovering her mother's condition.
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Munich
Mich
Stockbridge
Mary Meyer
Edison Improves After Mastoiditis Operation
New York reports signs of improvement in Thomas A. Edison after Thursday surgery for mastoiditis. Hospital says his pulse and temperature are normal and no alarm is felt.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Narrow House Vote Rejects Militia Manuevers Amendment
Washington February twenty ninth. The house rejected by 59 to 60 an amendment by Mr Foster of Illinois to the army bill that would provide one million dollars for joint maneuvers of militia organizations and regular troops. Earlier the house restored pay raises for noncommissioned officers and men and barred army musicians from private paid work.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Foster
Illinois
House
Tragic Hanging Reported in Monroe Neighborhood
Houston, Feb 29. Charles Scott, an 18 year old Black man, was found hanged from a tree in Monroe. A placard reading Warning to negroes found prowling in white folks houses was tied to his feet. Scott had been arrested on a charge of attempting an assault on Miss Alloy and placed under bond.
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Houston
Tex
Charles Scott
Monroe
Scott
Pardo Greets Admiral Evans Aboard Connecticut
President Pardo visited Admiral Evans on the battleship Connecticut in Lima Dockside ceremonies. The greeting featured cheers from sailors while Evans and the commander thanked Pardo, then Pardo toasted Roosevelt and the American fleet. In Washington the Indian appropriation bill dominated Senate debate and passed.
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Lima
Pardo
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Osterhaus
Roosevelt
Evans
Washington
Senate
Paul Roy Visits Public Prosecutor in Paris
Paul Roy, charged by his American wife Gracia Calla with killing her brother in New Hampshire in January, called at the public prosecutor's office with his counsel M. Aubin. The prosecutor said no charge existed and Roy left the office.
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Paris
Paul Roy
Gracia Calla
New Hampshire
M. Aubin
Roy
Promoter Sentenced to Prison for Embezzlement
Samuel A. Phillips, convicted of embezzling Hancock company funds as Northwest representative for selling capital stock of the Chicago-New York Electric Air Line railway, was sentenced by Judge Bunn to seven years at hard labor. The case will go to the Supreme Court by writ of error, with a 30 day stay after the February term.
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St. Paul
Samuel A. Phillips
Hancock Company
Northwest
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railway
Bunn
Supreme Court
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Austin, Minn
Austin Steam
Austin
T. Burnham
East Water St
Anti-Clerical Society
Austin Daily Herald
Edison
Texas
Peru
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Piso
Mary ©. Marshall
Superior Court of
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Burlingame Bros
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