Inquest Ends Over Burdick Murder in Buffalo
The Buffalo inquest into Edwin L. Burdick’s murder ends with Judge Murphy signaling a broader inquiry into Arthur R. Pennell. District Attorney Coatsworth questions family witnesses about open doors and stairs, while officers report no poison or blood evidence. The case remains unsolved as jurists consider warrants and grand jury action.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin L. Burdick
Murphy
Arthur R. Pennell
Burdick
Coatsworth
Mr. Coatsworth
Maria Alice Hall
Maggie Murray
Carol Burdick
Murray
Mrs. Hull
John Doe
Jane Doe
Cornish and
Coughlin
Hill
Unclear Product Slogans From Fragmented Ad Lines
The readable text presents a rough ad-like sequence touting a cure for coughs and a body-boost claim. Mentions Lung Kuro and products The Foster Heel and The Friction Plug as examples. No clear event or person names beyond product references.
Missing Boston bond broker Skinner feared at large
Boston broker Malcolm F. Skinner vanished a week ago. Police call him “all at sea” as officials allege a planned departure with bonds and costly assets. His Brookline home, famed for luxury and art, has been stripped as creditors seek payment. Skinner, 29, married Celia Atwood in 1902 and comes from a Puritan family.
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Malcolm F. Skinner
Boston
Dugan
Skinner
A. C. Tilden
Turner's
H. A. Moyer Carriage Company
Moyer
Turner Stable
Moyer Company
Brookline
Washington
Celia E. Atwood
John Duckson
Plymouth
Lenox
Mountfort Street
Taunton
Solomon R
Harriet Bradford Atwood
Frank H
Helen Fay Skinner
Two Women Found Dead In Gas Poisoning Tragedy
Lucretia Blanch a 55 year old widow and lodger at J H Estes 7 L street was found unconscious in her room by inmates at 6 30 p m the room filled with illuminating gas from a half turned cock police report this appears accidental Dr Gilman summoned but she died Undertaker Sullivan has charge of the body
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Lucretia Blanch
J. H. Estes
L Street
Miss Blanck
Mabel
A. E. Day
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Battle Creek
Mich
Sullivan
Swedish immigrant Lena Medin found dead in tub at Emigrants' Home
The 50 year old Miss Lena Medin, a native of Sweden and domestic worker, was found dead in a bath tub at the Emigrants' Home on Marginal Street. Police believe drowning, noting she had recently behaved strangely and feared someone was trying to kill her. Mrs. Clark, owner of the boarding house, reported the locked bathroom and summoned officers.
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Lena Medin
Sweden
Boston
Clark
Chelsea unions back action over 6 pm closing
The Chelsea Central Labor Union endorsed the Retail Clerks Association to blacklist four merchants deemed to have violated the agreement to close at 6 pm. Other pact terms include holiday closings and a weekly half holiday, except December and summer vacation. The dispute has stirred merchants and unions, with interest in subsequent labor steps.
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Chelsea
Lynn Shoemakers Form City Manufacturers Association
Preliminary steps were taken in Lynn to form a Lynn manufacturers association. A committee will draft by laws and create a permanent body. One member holds the union stamp but no action was taken against the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. The goal is to push the Lynn shoe and anticipate competition with the union stamp shoe.
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Lynn
Union Stamp Shoe
Roosevelt greeting to President Des Moines spectacle
Des Moines IA March 26 16 000 school children will form the name Roosevelt with flags on the Capitol campus for the President’s Des Moines visit April 26 The event organizers say 16 000 students will participate in the campus formation creating a large patriotic message as part of the welcoming celebration.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt
Capitol
New Haven Machinists Plan Wages Conference
Local machinists of the New Haven Railroad to press for wage increases will hold a meeting at Wells Memorial building tonight and again Sunday. Committees will be formed to coordinate with craftsmen in other N H & H machine shops.
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Wells Memorial Building
Fair Weather Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and surrounding areas through Friday and Saturday with fresh west to south winds reducing coastal humidity and lending a crisp feel to the weekend.
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Boston
District Attorney Jerome Addresses Harvard Law Students
New York District Attorney Jerome spoke to Harvard Law School students in Cambridge last evening on The College Man in Politics. The talk was organized by the Harvard Law School Political Club.
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Jerome
New York
Harvard Law
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Textile Council Calls 20 000 Mill Men by Unanimous Vote
The Textile Council unanimously calls out twenty thousand mill men in a decisive action to mobilize workers amid tensions. Officials confirm the count and stress collective bargaining will follow.
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Textile Council
Textile workers vote to strike in Lowell for 10 percent raise
The Textile Council unanimously votes to strike 20 000 cotton mill operatives in Lowell next Monday unless a 10 percent wage increase is granted. Mills cite higher raw material costs and market conditions as preventing a raise. Organizing drives for unorganized workers begin with 14 appointees. firemen and other departments may join.
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Lowell
Textile Council
Conroy
Post
Middlesex County
Supreme Court of the United States
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Supple
State Board
McDonald
Southworth
City
Appleton Mill
Hamilton
Boott
Merrimac
Lawrence
Tremont
Massachusetts
Shaw
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Pennell
Maria Hull
Mrs. Hott
Mrs. Burdick
John
Kuro
U. S
Henry J. Bigelow & CO
John St
Beacon Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Iris
Skinners
Winchester
Hasthampton
New Haven
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
A. m
Creed
Harvard
Robert F. Conroy
Board of Arbitration
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