Youth Confesses to Killing Mother Crying in Court
Bernard Carlin, a convicted youth, tells a New York court he killed his mother at 687 Quincy Street and expresses bitter blame on his upbringing. He recounts abuse, time in an orphan asylum, and a life of crime leading to reformatories. He says he is prepared to die.
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New York
Tam
Bernard Carlin
Gna i de Gates
Pets Court
Yentenlay
Suan Carlin
Quincy Street
Engle
Ulster
Obey
Carlin
Girl Breaks Up Jail Delivery During Storm
Murphysboro Illinois April 10 Miss Yera Wiansen seventeen, daughter of Sherik Hansen, woke to a storm and saw prisoners climbing down from a window. She grabbed a prisoner by the feet and swung, crying for help as her mother and Sheriff Hansen rushed to the cell. Seven inmates escaped through a window, four of whom are described as Negroes.
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Murphysboro
Yera Wiansen
Sherik Hansen
Roosevelt urges new laws to curb anarchists and mail propaganda
President Roosevelt calls Congress for broader anti anarchist legislation. He cites Attorney General Bonaparte on limiting post office use for advocating murder and treason, arguing existing statutes are weak and a stronger federal framework is needed. He warns no immigrant should enter as an anarchist and stresses the danger of extremist propaganda.
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Washington
Koinevele Yortertay
Bonaparte
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of Ftepstige
I Holt
Erin
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Newdersay
Root
Uist
United States
Aserts
Wed
Juste Fuller
Retired Man Praises Cooper Medicines in Letter
A Boston area retiree, RH H Lambert of Everett Massachusetts, endorses Cooper medicines claiming dramatic kidney liver and stomach health improvements within days. He says his five year Bright's disease diagnosis improved and his wife’s stomach trouble and nervousness also eased after using the preparation. H Kendrick & Co. will share details upon request.
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Cooper
RH. H. Lambert
St 115
Francis Street
Everett
Mass
Lambert
Tom
Bright
H. Kendrick
Paterson Mayor Seeks List of Reds in City
Paterson New Jersey April 10 Mayor McBride orders Chief Bimeon to relay to federal authorities a list of women and addresses of all known anarchists in Paterson. Police count about twenty five anarchists in the city and the mayor plans to turn over the data to the government to bolster national actions against the group.
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Taterton
N. J
McBride
Bimeon
Paterson
Death mystery over Dr. Pond letter unidentified man
A letter to Dr E M Pond from Hulland April 9 reports a suicide case in Los Angeles misidentified as Dr B A Pond. The writer states the deceased was Everett A Perkins of Farmington New Hampshire, who planned to sail for China and had sent clothes home. An uncle had not heard from years.
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Everett A. Perkins
Farmington
N. H
Ching
Actress Wins $4700 Verdict Over Stage Tights Discharge
New York jurors awarded actress Henrietta Morrison, known on stage as Vieurintta Tee, $4700 after she and husband Charles Morrison sued Hartig & Seammon for breach of contract. The pair, hired for a musical comedy season at $4900, were fired when she refused to appear in tights, prompting claims of wrongful discharge and breach.
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New York
Seene
Henrietta Lee Morthon
Vieurintta Tee
Hurtz & Seamon
Priprietom
Heroaque Abearres
Mies Lee
Huband
Charles P. Morrison
Dr McGrath Submits Report on Woodward Case in Dover
Fragmented text shows Dr McGrath presenting a report in Dover Maine April 10, arguing evidence favors Herbert F Woodward in a case linked to the Washing Water project. Attorney for the defendant references a full report from MetraTh of Peeion and letters Medley.
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Dover
Herbert F Wwoodters
Ferterett
Grand Trunk Men at Odds Over Mismanagement Charge
London April 10 The Grand Trunk railway board faced a heated semiannual meeting with sharp accusations of mismanagement. The board report was adopted after appeals for unity. shareholders clashed over expenditures and proposed bonuses to raise capital, with Sir Charles Rivers Wilson presiding and urging company credit protection.
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London
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
The
Road
Charles Rivers Wilson
Shandal
Eterae
Sir Charles
Grand ‘Tronkc
Cerel Siennon
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Fight Charged With Peonage In Railroad Dispute
A 1900s newspaper report notes a claim that mismanagement by a Canadian board harmed the railway company and warned that forming a new entity would strike a deadly blow to its credit. The piece also lists individuals tied to a peonage case related to the South & Western railroad project in McDowell and Mitchell counties.
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Ange Nasona
W. Prim
Maelenburg
McDowell
Mitchell
Madden
J. BL Powers
J. Tiatris
Jon Tally
W. Ki. Radeliff
James Finley
John P. Elmore
How to Take the Pledge and Keep on Drinking
Chicago patrol wagon driver Patrick Barry faced the police trial board on charges of intoxication and false reporting. He produced a pledge as proof of abstinence, while Inspector McCarr showed Barry’s signed pledge, noting he had two pledges and planned to break one while keeping the other intact.
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Chicago
Patrick Barry
Police Trial Board
Barry
McCarr
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