33 AWAIT JOURNEY TO PRISON
In Indianapolis on December 30 33 men convicted in a vast dynamiting conspiracy will be secretly moved from county jail to a special train and taken to Leavenworth Kansas to begin sentences from one year and a day to seven years. The transfer will be done with secrecy but likely in early morning hours. The group includes two Boston men among the prisoners.
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America
United States
Edward Schmidt
Leavenworth
Kan
Boston
Sentences imposed on 33 Iron Workers officials in dynamite case
Imprisonment in Leavenworth today followed convictions of 38 labor union figures for dynamite plots from Boston to Los Angeles. Frank M. Ryan, president of the Iron Workers' International Union, drew seven years, the heaviest term. Others received six, four, three, two years, or suspended sentences. Olaf A. Tveitmoe of San Francisco remained unconnected with the Iron Workers, charged with con spiracy. The judge labeled some defendants murderers and favored government by injunction over dynamite rule. Continued on Page 5-3d Column.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ International Union
Ryan
Edward Clark
Cincinnati
Hiram R. Kline
Carpenters’ Union
Olaf A. Tveitmoe
San Francisco
Iron Workers’ Union
Tveitmoe
McNamara
Pacific’ Coast
T’veitrnoe
San Quentin
McNamaras
Albert B. Anderson
Herbert S. Hockin
Treitmoe
Eugene A. Clancy
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake
Rockefeller Under Siege Guards Picket Rockefeller Homes
New York December 30 guards ring William Rockefeller’s Fifth Avenue town house and its Tarrytown country place. Burns detectives supply night security to be relieved by deputy sergeants at arms from Washington. Pickets won’t allow disguises as authorities keep vigilance 24 hours a day until Rockefeller testifies in the money trust probe. Commander in chief Charles F. Riddell says authorized measures may be used, with passages from the residence into adjacent houses noted.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street
Tarrytown
Burns
Washington
Money Trust
United States
Rockefeller
Charles F. Riddell
Dickson
Burns Agency
Fifty Fourth Street
D. Hunter McAlpin
Avenue House
Marcellus Hartley
John D
John D. Jr
Coast swept by heavy gale on New England coast
A swishing 40 mile gale, the heaviest of the season, reached 65 mph at times along the New England coast yesterday with a downpour that flooded gutters and cleared remaining snow. Boats were blown from moorings and Cape Cod life saving crews stayed on alert throughout the day.
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New England
Cape Cod
Weather Tells Tales Of Rain And Gales Across Province Town
Last night no fatalities were reported though one fishing boat bound for Provincetown was missing in harbor. Rain ceased after 7 PM while winds subsided for a cold day ahead. A disturbance from the Missouri Valley moves toward the Atlantic bringing more rain later. Boston area scored 44 at 8 AM, cooler than last year, with 62 in 1884 as a record. Peak gusts reached 65 mph at Blue Hill Observatory, the strongest gale since last February and second only to the January 1910 storm.
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Provincetown
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Boston
Boston Weather Bureau
Blue Hill Observatory
Turks Appeal to the Powers in Peace Conference
London dispatch reports after a fortnight of sparring that Turkey has shown her hand at the peace conference. Ottoman diplomacy seeks mediation by great powers to secure the nation’s best face for the plenipotentiaries as sessions grow brief and strained.
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London
Turkey
Allies Move To Crisis With Ultimatum At Conference
Allies will issue a statement on the ultimatum at the next conference session on Wednesday. They refuse further telegraphic talks, real or feigned, between Constantinople and Turkish delegates in London and will meet early Wednesday to decide their policy.
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Constantinople
London
Divorce Conspiracy Allegations in Chicago Court Case
Mrs Grace Brown Herbert Guggenheim Wahl testified before Judge Oscar E Hurd in Chicago alleging a conspiracy to obtain a divorce by false representations. She described her separation from William Guggenheim and said the 1901 decree was secretly put over by Judge Edward F Dunne. Her motive was rehabilitation, not money. The testimony caused nationwide astonishment.
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Chicago
Oscar E. Hurd
Grace Brown
Herbert Guggenheim Wahl
William Guggenheim
Edward F. Dunne
Samuel Untermeyer
Guggenheims
Guggenheim
Cook County
Engagement to Divorce Demands in North Dakota Talk
Mrs Guggenheim recounted her life from birth in 1869 at Pinckneyville Illinois to an 1900 Hoboken marriage to William Guggenheim. She described a December meeting in which Daniel urged a divorce, threatening to take William to Europe if she refused.
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Pinckneyville
Ill
Louis Werner
Daniel
William
North Dakota
Europe
Hung jury in murder trial of Mrs Harriet Burnham
Chicago December 80 After five hours of deliberation the jury could not reach a verdict in the case of Mrs Harriet M Burnham charged with killing her husband Herbert Burnham last June.
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Chicago
Harriet M. Burnham
Herbert Burnham
Lauder surprises governor in unplanned visit
Governor Foss faced an unexpected visit by Lauder arranged by Councillor Alexander McGregor. The surprise occurred last evening when Lauder went to pay his respects, catching the governor off guard and underscoring McGregor’s pivotal arranging role.
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Governor Foss
Alexander McGregor
Lauder
Governor Foss Hosts Harry Lauder Private Dinner
A private Algonquin Club dinner for outgoing councillors featured Governor Foss Lieutenant Governor Luce and council. Harry Lauder arrived with four pipers and manager Joseph Vion, sang and told dialect stories. Foss will host Lauder at the State House and pose for a photo.
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Algonquin Club
Luce
McGregor
Lauder
Shubert
Joseph Vion
Commonwealth Avenue
Scotland
Daisy
Harry Lauder
State House
Counterfeit Five Dollar Note Alarms Treasury Cash Room
Officials in the United States Treasury cash room were alarmed by the discovery of a remarkably convincing counterfeit five dollar silver certificate. The note was nearly perfect, leading some cash room officials to believe it might be genuine or washed, a risk unseen since the 1898 Monroe head $100 bill suppression.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Pomeroy Assisted by Hidden Ally in Prison Escape Attempt
Charlestown prison officials think Jesse Pomeroy had an accomplice in a morning escape bid. They believe finely tempered drills and a ratchet breached the cell door by repeating passes through inch solid bars. Pomeroy, kept isolated, could not have forged the tool alone.
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Charlestown Prison
Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Secret Service Catches Counterfeit Five Dollar Indian Head Note
Herman Moran and W. J. Flynn warn that a dangerous counterfeit of the US five dollar Indian Head note was detected in New York. The note appears genuine, printed on two sheets with silk threads, and bears the specimen number 169421159. Officials will brief Secretary MacVeagh and Assistant Secretary Bailey as they investigate circulation.
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Herman Moran
United States Secret Service
MacVeagh
Robert O. Bailey
the Treasury
Monroe
New York City
Secret Service
Treasury
W. J. Flynn
ELOPERS WED AFTER ARREST IN MALDEN
Adinia Diprosio a 16 year old of Boston and Settimio Monti 23 of Malden married in Malden after arrests by Malden officers on a warrant. Orlando Diprosio father of the girl objected and sought consent through Judge Bruce to allow the marriage to avoid a court record.
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Adinia Diprosio
Boston
Settimio Monti
Malden
Monti
Oakland Street
Orlando Diprosio
Charles M. Bruce
Irish Home Rule Fund Receives 2000 Pounds from Chicago
National Treasurer T. B. Fitzpatrick of the United Irish League sent 2000 pounds to the Irish Home Rule Fund trustees in Dublin. The note praises Chicago’s support for Ireland’s representative government and promises a further instalment within days.
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T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
Irish Home Rule Fund
Dublin
Patrick O'Donnell
John E. Redmond
John Fitzgibbon
Ireland
Good Friends of the Irish Home Rule Movement
Chicago
Great Western
U. LL
Boston Prepares Grand Welcome for 1913 Celebrations
Boston gears up for the new year with a massive public watch party on the Common led by the Mayor, plus extensive semi public festivities in hotels cafes and private homes. Chinatown residents mark the occasion with elaborate rites as churches and cathedrals plan prayers and services.
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Boston
Chinatown
New York
St. Paul
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Prison escape attempt at Cherry Hill prison by Pomeroy
Warden reports all prisoners favor Pomeroy's escape plan. At Cherry Hill the rambling solitary cell building houses many convicts who worked in the machine shops. Pomeroy allegedly obtained tools from a fellow convict to aid a temporary release attempt. The improvised files proved useless against steel bars. Pomeroy is questioned and will be searched daily after the failed bid. Continued on Page 2-6th Column.
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Bridges
Pomeroy
Cherry Hill
Vvpost
Brookline Breaks Record At Special Town Meeting
Brookline voters attended a special town meeting last night with 199 of 5800 registered residents present. The session approved expenditure of 40150 dollars of town funds.
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Brookline
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