Two Bomb Throwers Found Guilty in Cathedral Case
New York April 19 Frank Abarno and Carmine Carbone were found guilty by a jury late last night of making and placing a bomb in St Patrick's Cathedral on March 2. The jury recommended clemency for both men and Justice Nott said he would impose sentences on April 19.
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Frank Abarno
Carmine Carbone
St. Patrick's Cathedral
T Here
Justice Nott
London
Sir John French
Fire drill saves 200 at Chicago State Hospital annex blaze
At the Chicago State Hospital for the Insane the fire drill enabled the rescue of 200 convalescent patients from a rambling annex fire at Dunning. About 3,800 inmates in the main building were guarded to prevent panic as flames caused about 50,000 dollars in damage.
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Chicago
Chicago State Hospital For the Insane
Dunning
Explosion Blasts Lerwick Herring Market In Shetland
A mysterious blast in Lerwick causes the destruction of the city herring market and kills four men and a boy while injuring about forty others. The blast is reported as a major explosion with extensive damage to the harbor area.
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London
Lerwick
Shetland
British Front Reports Sturdy German Defense Near Armen Tieres
London April 13 British troops exploded a mine near Armen tieres killing twenty Germans. The Russian Carpathian offensive faces stiff Teutonic resistance as Austrian forces fortify positions to shield Hungary. Reports say Hindenburg may reinforce Warsaw while a Zeppelin raid on London is contemplated for August.
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Armentieres
Petrograd
Willan
Austria
Berlin
Hartmann
Cologne
Korum of Treves
Carpathians
Altho
Hungary
Wiliam
Ansle
Field von Hindenburg
State Veterinarian Davis Vindicated In Suit
A telegram from Omaha reports State Veterinarian Davis was vindicated in a district court case. Judgment favored Walter Bolin of Douglas Wyoming against Geerman of Omaha for damages, while Davis’ testimony on state quarantine laws was deemed indispensable.
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Omaha
Car
BP. Davis
Davie
le Gate
V & Mult
v & mult for $25,090 for dimages by ‘\e defendant, presumably for the ‘vle
Hotelgram
de. Davis Oerdey
Governer Kendrink
Dugia
Walter Bolum
Douglas
Wyo
Geeman
Rock Brook
Bolin
Tio
Fight Report on Allied Warships Using Magdalena Bay
A Mexican captain verified reports of British, Japanese and Australian warships using Magdalena Bay as a coal and supply base. The Ensenada cruiser and salvage operations at Turtle Bay described a fleet anchored at times, with vessels including the Japanese Asama and other allied ships observed near the Baja California coast.
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Cal
Wusitg
Magdalena Bay
Lower California
A. Sommellera
Ensenada
Magdalena
Turtle Bay
Pacific
Sommellera
Chitoseon
Asama
Idzuman
Lotawa
Hionolulu
Star editor William K Rockhill Nelson dies at home
William Rockhill Nelson founder and editor of the Kansas City Star died at his home after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements were underway as the family prepared services. Nelson led the paper’s fight for honest elections and vowed the Star would continue the struggle under existing management. He was born March 7, 1841 in Fort Wayne Indiana and built one of the nation’s great newspapers.
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Kansas City
William Kkockhill Nelson
the Star
Nelson
Karl
Poe
Star
William Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City Star
Altho
Mr. Nelson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
William Rockwell
America
Hts
Isang DeGroff Nelson
Naval board to survey Wilhelm for repairs in Norfolk
Warship Wilhelm will undergo evaluation by a board of naval experts in Newport News to decide required repairs and time frame. Preliminary findings indicate three weeks minimum to restore seaworthiness as leaks persist from plate loosening after frequent coaling and ramming incidents.
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Newport News
Pring Ettel Friedrich
Norfolk Navy Yard
Shipbuilding Company
Wil Helm
Wilhelm
Thierfelder
Bia
Beatty
Daniela
Pring Estel Priedrich
Richmond
Petersburg
Three Lose Their Lives In Bayfield Ice Disaster
A U S ball boat between Udeelty and La Pointe was crushed by sea floes in Chequamagonay waters. Three men New Cleef Sr Clar yghe Wright and Charles Russell died. Johnson and Russell Angus were rescued after a fierce battle with ice and waves as four boats were smashed.
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Bayfield
W's
Chequamagonay
United States
Udeelty
la Pointe
New Cleef, Sr
Claryghe Wright
Charles Russell
la Points
Johnson
Russell Angus
Bank Conspiracy Inquiry Targets McAdoo
Washington reports a conference at the justice and treasury departments on conspiracy charges and injunctions filed by the National Bank of Washington against Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. The inquiries aim to decide if Congress will draft a cross bill charging irregularities in the bank's accounts.
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Washington
Justice and Treasury Departments
Kiges National Bank of Washington
Government Plans to Extend Credit for Farmers Reform
Washington April 14 three plans by which farmers have improved personal credit and secured loans below prevailing rates are outlined in USDA bulletin No 654 How Farmers May Improve Their Personal Credit. Methods include bank purchases of dairy stock to back loans and collective farmer associations guaranteeing loans with low interest supported by banks.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Warmera
North Dakota
Teewen
Idaho
Nevada
Abe Hey
Aged Clerk Ends Life in Denver Office Overwork
Denver April 13 A overworked clerk known as Broten 4) years in the Colorads treasury section ended his life with a revolver. Found on Campbell ranch near Pullmount cemetery by farmhand J S Fouter, his face and body burned by a fire started by the rancher. A farewell note claimed a long suspected shortage in his accounts. officials deny any real shortage, attributing the issue to overwork.
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Denver
Clark
Sud
Clarke
Alderman-Elect Frederick Indicted on Forgery Charge
A. H. Frederick, president-elect of the first board of aldermen under the new city charter, was indicted for forgery in the first degree by the St. Louis grand jury on April 13. The report notes the indictment voted by the jury.
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ST. Louis, Mo
A. H. Frederick
Huerta Dominates Headlines Amid New York Visit
In New York on April 13 former Mexican president Victoriano Huerta kept to his hotel suite guarded by aides while Abraham Ratner described him as swamped with correspondence and busy over Mexico. Private detectives monitor Huerta’s contacts asVilla and Carranza allies fund uprisings and rumors swirl about possible future moves.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Abraham Ratner
Huerta
Hallmen
Wellboys
Ratner
Jon
Elende
Anvenia
Great Leven
Turin
United States
Ding
Delwuily
Wathl Priday
Theron
Niagara Palle
San Francisco
New Orleans
Washington
Villa
Carranga
Broadway
Wall Street
Diverts
Calted Biatos
Spain
Tamboe
Catholics World Over Praying For Cessation Of War
Pope Beodlet urges global prayer for peace during May as Catholics worldwide join a mass observance. The World publishes a decree calling believers to deepen devotion and unite with leaders in seeking an end to conflict.
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Cathalias
New York World
Urkee
Burge
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