Dr Cronin Murder Report From Chicago Sewer Find
Police report the body of Dr Patrick Cronin found in a sewer near Evanston Avenue, naked with a bloodied head and a Catholic emblem. Investigators identify the corpse as Cronin after Lake View messages and plan inquest interviews with Cronin’s supposed friends to explain earlier claims. The discovery follows the earlier trunk disappearance linked to the case.
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Curiaco
Lake View
Dr. Cronin
Cronin
Marine
Chicago
Evanston Avenue
Lakeview
Elliott
Lieut. Elliott
Weasnington Montana Two Sisters No 2 Claim Cancellation
Assistant Secretary Chandler affirms partial cancellation of John Bennan and others Two Sisters No 2 lode and mill site in Montana Central City district. Ruling holds land not used for mining or milling cannot secure timber growing, and no improvements or occupancy shown to take timber.
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Weasnington
Chandler
General Land Office
John Bennan
Montana
Central City Land District
Died While Her Sister Was Singing
Allie Clay aged 11 months daughter of James Clay who preached in Boulder died yesterday evening after a period of illness. She asked Mrs Barker if she would think she would go to heaven in death and received an affirmative answer. Later her sister sang an old hymn and Allie died as the final strains ended.
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Boulder
Allie Clay
James Clay
Allie
Revision of the Creed discussed at Presbyterian assembly
In New York on May 22 the general assembly heard that fifteen Presbyterians asked for a revision of the confession of faith. The committee advised not to act now but to query each Presbytery about whether they desire revision and to what extent, setting the matter as an aspect order for Friday.
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New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
CMON
Frost Nips Garden Crops Across Wisconsin Areas
Interior frost last night severely damaged garden trucks and tender corn shoots. A thin frost layer 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick formed. Fear grows that strawberry crops in St Croix and Pierce counties may suffer total losses.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
St. Croix
Pierce
Prohibition Theorized By IRS Official In Chicago Interview
In Chicago on May 22 an interview with Internal Revenue Collector Webster of this district discusses prohibition in special disputes from Dubuque Louisiana and broader implications. The remarks clarify IRS stance on enforcement and economic impact amid ongoing debates.
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Chicago
Dubuque, la
Internal Revenue
Webster
Liquor Law Spurs License Boom and Cross-Border Trade
The law raises liquor licenses by 232 year over year while wholesale dealers dip slightly. Sales grow as liquor quality falls. Since the Bowman Bros. court decision the Marshalltown brewers see huge express importation of original liquor packages, fueling border liquor houses backed by Iowa trade.
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Lquor
Towa
United States Court
Bowman Bros
Marshalltown
Express
Abnormal Cranium Child Gifted Despite Hydrocephalus
A ten year old boy named Monroe Singers from San Antonio weighs 45 pounds with 30 pounds in the head and a head circumference of 31.4 inches. Despite hydrocephalus his intelligence is remarkable and he moves, speaks, and holds his head erect with normal posture for a child of his age.
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San Antonio
Tex
Monroe Singers
Telegraphic Ticks Across Cities and Events
Snow reports across several parts of the state. The Samoa conference held a session in Beruin. The Most Reverend Pierce Power, bishop of Waterford and Lismore, is dead. Ex Secretary Bayard to marry Miss Clymer on June 12 in Washeton. City of Paris fasted eastern passage record by 1 hour 35 minutes. Newmarket stakes won by Donovan Turcophone and Laureate with Duke of Portland owning first and second. Samsip dee case heard in Mitwackker municipal court. jury impaneled.
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Detroit
Beruin
Dustin
Pierce Power
Waterford and
Lismore
Washeton
Bayard
Clymer
New York
Inman Line
Paris
Loxpox
Donovan
Turcophone 2d
Laureate
Duke of Portland
Mitwackker
Samsip Dee
Threatened Lynchine at Corverver Court House
A mob of seven African Americans attacked the residence of a Black man near Richardsville on Saturday night binding him and assaulting his wife and daughter. They were arrested and jailed. an attempted lynching was thwarted by guards. Military aid has been requested amid anticipated further attempts.
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Corverver Court
Housik
Richardsville
Ambrose Van Tassel Dies During Wife's Funeral
In Enizaneria Nova Scotia Ambrose Van Tassel aged 35 collapsed and died of grief during his wife’s funeral after his own recent bereavement. The family had just moved to 1135 Elizabeth Avenue. his wife died Sunday leaving five children.
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Enizaneria
Ambrose van Tassel
Elizabeth Avenue
Trade Board to Limit Quotations to Members
The board of trade announces that its quotations will be provided to members only after month’s end following a dispute with bucket shops. The move affects all commercial exchanges nationwide as New York Produce Exchange eyes wider dissemination to supplant Chicago as the grain market leader.
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Cincaco
Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago
New Route Connecting Pacific Coast Trade to Port Arthur and Chicago
The Canadian Pacific announces an experimental arrangement for Pacific coast business to Vancouver Port Arthur and Chicago. The first consignment is a train load of rice from Vancouver to Port Arthur then by ship to Chicago sailing via steamers from China to Vancouver.
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Cueaco
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Port Arthur
Chicago
China
Gravesend Race Winners Report May Twenty Second
In Gravesend on May 22 the six furlong race was won by Lountaker with Salisbury second and Bryant third. The one mile event saw Benedictine take first, Ernest runner-up, with Carrie G in third. The Gavelle stakes for 1 year old fillies at a mile and furlong was won by Gypsy Queen, Holliday placed second, and Miss Cody finished third.
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Gravesend
Lountaker
Salisbury
Bryant
Benedictine
Ernest
Carrie G
Gypsy Queen
Holliday
Miss Cody Thinc
Neontuna’s Admiversary Celebration Plans
May 22 25th anniversary events organized by the board of trade and a large delegation of old timers to mark the Territory’s birth. A public meeting is set for May 25 at the opera house with events on May 26 to follow.
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Hleienwaa
Mont
Board of Trade
Soy
Opera House
J R William Likely Wins Nineteenth District Seat
Returns from Centralia indicate J R William has been elected as the Democratic candidate over Republican T S Ridgeway to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Townson. Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at this office.
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Centralia
Hls
T. S. Ridgeway
Townson
Testimony on conditions at Cook County asylum and boodle
In a Chicago area inquiry Dr. Clobenger, ex medical staff, testified that reputable staff could not stay at the Cook County insane asylum due to pervasive corruption. He described violence, body concealment for dissections, and attempts to suppress examinations, urging reform and removal of county control in favor of state oversight.
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Cutcaca
Cook County
Clobenger
Rush Medical College
Clevenger
Nthe
Kohler
Mrs Carter Found Guilty In Sensational Divorce Case
The Carter divorce trial in Catexco ends with Leslie Carter acquitting his wife while she is found guilty of adultery. The case tied Mrs. Carter to Karl Bellew the actor and others, and questioned the large sums she spent in Europe.
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Catexco
Leslie Carter
Carter
Karl Bellew
Constable
New York
Collision at Sea Near Long Point Claims Eight Lives
The steamships Cynthia and Polynesia collided near Long Point. Eight lives are reported lost. Cynthia, a Glasgow inward freighter, sank in twelve fathoms. Survivors swam ashore. Polynesia, bound for Liverpool, headed to Quebec in a damaged state and is blamed for not stopping to render aid.
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Montreal
Cynthia
Polynesia
Long Point
Glasgow
Liverpool
Quebec
Visit of Humbert and Naples Prince to Prince Bismarck
In Berlin on May 22 King Humbert and the Prince of Naples met Prince Bismarck at a Tancheon in the palace. The emperor toasted Humbert thanking him for the friendship shown during the Berlin visit and praised his troops. Humbert replied that German unity and shared pledges uphold European peace as both nations toast the German rulership and army.
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Berlin
Humbert
Prince
Naples
Bismarck
Italy
Germany
Thuly
Helena Targets Montana Brewery Consolidation by English Syndicate
The English Syndicate, after buying breweries in New York and Rochester, seeks control of Helena breweries with deals in two to three days. The Kessler brewery and Hersky location are under contract and to be expanded, with a suburban village for workers. Representatives also probe Hutte and other towns to buy up Montana brewers and dominate Territory production.
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Winchena
Mont
New York
Rochester
Helena
Abby
Iumense Kessler
Hersky
Kessler
Hutte
Montana
More About the Irish League Lennox May 2a
William O'Triden continued testimony before the Parnell commission. He stated the league was founded chiefly to oppose secret land deals.
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Irish League
Lennox
Willian O'Triden
Parnell Commission
League
Montana Diamonds Near Helena Spark Rush for Claims
Reports describe rich corundum crystals and emeralds at the El Dorado bar on the Missouri River and rumors of genuine diamonds found fourteen miles northwest of Helena. A three to four day rush has seen claims staked across much of the bar area as locals expect a remunerative industry from the stones' unusually pure quality.
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Helena
Mont
Eldorado Bar
Missouri River
Lincoln Enters Post as New American Minister in London
Robert T. Lincoln has taken up residence at 5 Cardigan Square and was presented to Lord Salisbury by Henry White of the American legation in Newwank. Brenda line shows the cordial opening of US UK diplomatic relations.
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Loxpox
Robert T. Lincoln
No. 5
Cardigan Square
Henry White
American Legation
Mr. Lincoln
Lord Salisbury
Arrest reported in Cronin murder case after Woodruff associate
Chenou May 23. Police report a confederate of Woodruff has been arrested in connection with Dr. Cronin's murder. An inquest is set for this afternoon while W P Read claims to know the instigator. The state's attorney cites clues and detectives expect multiple arrests as the coroner empanels a jury and adjourns to Tuesday.
Murderous Apaches Return After Supreme Court Review
A group of ten Apache prisoners led by Captain Jack, sentenced by a military commission for crimes in Arizona, re entered the Southwest from Columbus Ohio penitentiary after the U S Supreme Court ruled the trial irregular and ordered a new hearing. Local sentiment fears a second Arizona trial may renew their death sentences.
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Sagva Fr
Som
Captain Jack
Arizona
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Ger
Honors to Hoyalty in Italian Title Ceremony
Emperor William names Crown Prince of Italy captain in the thirteenth Mussary and presents a portrait to Crisph. The Emperor and King Humbert join a gala in the Emperor Frederick’s honor. Humbert lays a wreath as flowers bloom.
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Hoyalty
Bentin
Willian
Italy
Crisph
Harebert
Frederick
Humbert
Frank Compton kills wife and wounds himself in West Pittston
Reports say Frank Compton fatally shot his wife Diora in West Pittston this morning and then slit his own throat, dying two hours later. He reportedly left a bloody message reading jealousy on the sitting room wall.
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Porpentics
Frank Compton
Diora
West Pittston
Atalrs
St Carlo Wins Great American Stakes at Graves End
In New York on May 23 the Great American Sweepstakes for two year olds, worth 20000 to the winner, was won by St Carlo owned by August Belmont. Torzo led early with Chaos close behind, but St Carlo surged to victory by nearly three lengths in 1 02 %"
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New York
Gravesend
St. Carlo
August Belmont
Lot
Torzo
Chaos
St. Carlos
Ballarat Ad
Irish municipal bodies praise Parnell amid forged letters row
Deputations from Irish city authorities congratulate Charles Stewart Parnell on exposing forged letters before the commission. Parnell promises to use municipal privileges to pursue legitimate aspirations without breaking the empire or challenging the queen, while defending the integrity of the letters inquiry.
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Loxpon
Parnell
Ile
Flo
House of Commons
Russian official seeks irrigation info for arid lands
S J Banner an attache of the imperial Russian household visited Denter Colo in a interview he said was sent by the Cur to learn the U S irrigation system and machinery. He aims to help the Czar reclaim three hundred thousand acres of arid land near Versia and praised local methods before heading east to Spain France and Italy.
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Russia
East
Spain
France
Italy
Neighborly justice ends in hanging in Westos Nebraska
Frank Peka rek living three miles southwest of Westos has beaten his wife repeatedly. A committee warned him of hanging if the abuse continued. After a drunken assault last Saturday, his wife fled to a neighbor. The next morning his son found him hanging by a rope from a rafter and cut him down.
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Westos
Neb
Frank Pekarek
Ile
Sale of St Paul Breweries to English Syndicate
A multi million dollar transfer of St Paul breweries will be recorded at noon tomorrow. The eight establishments including Libel Aor Bruggeman Emmert Punk Pharm North Star Stallawn and Yoerg are valued above four million dollars. The English syndicate is expected to retain current proprietors as managers for a period.
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St. Pavn
Minn
St. Paul Breweries
Comuntry
Libel
Aor
Bruggeman
Emmert
Punk
Pharm
North Star Stallawn
Yoerg
Hagelish Syndicate
Case of Mary Baird versus LW Hochner Remanded
In Mills County the trial court judgment in the seduction case involving Mary Baird against LW Hochner was reversed on appeal. The record notes the parties as “very queer bent” and references a venditiones for Sean by Otto farmer trishe.
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Wes Morstis
Lin
Mary
Baird Ve
LW. Hochner
Mills County
Gts
Otto Farmer Trishe
Sean
Fire at Clarke residence kills man and injures family
A Maryland home owned by Clarke of Princess Anne county suffered a fatal blaze that killed Pive Barked and endangered his two daughters and their mother Miss Ella Bidgend. The family escaped with young children and the pastor Clarke, a London Ridge Baptist preacher, is named as the homeowner.
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NokWotis
PLC
Clarke
Princess Ate County
Maryland
Ella Bidgend
London Ridge Baptist Chureh
Hole
Obscure 19th Century Session Notes Refer to Willian O Milen
A fragmented report describes a session with Gladstone present and a cross examination of William O milen continuing under a general Webster title declaration. The paper notes constitutional methods and route details amid a murmured Marvell commission context.
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Lonnos
Gladstone
Willian O'Milen
Webster
Irish parliament party and loyalty amid Ireland visit dispute
A speaker defends strong methods to achieve aims, condemns sham loyalty, and accuses English media of stoking rebellion. He asserts Ireland must tell the truth to avoid deceiving the public and blames London papers for inciting dynamite opposition.
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Prince of Wales
Ireland
O'Brien
Wales
Rene
England
London Piper
Finerty
Ford
America
Dream of Eating a Lizard Haunts Utah Man
An account from Heber City describes Joseph McKee of Ashley dreaming he and his wife sucked eggs and swallowing a chicken that turned out to be a lizard. The reptile allegedly gnaws his stomach. remedies fail, and he is under a Fort Duchesne doctor’s care.
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Salt Lake
Arthane
Heber City
Joseph McKee
Ashley
Wreck on the Pass Delays Salt Lake Express at Marshall Pass
A collision derailment on the Denver and Rio Grande Salt Lake express near Gray's Stains Colorado injures minimally Engineer Alex Davidson and Fireman West. The first section of No. 4 derailed with minimal injuries and passengers await relief near the Marshall Pass summit as a work train is dispatched from Salida.
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Colo
Salt Lake
Gowerin
Salt Lake City
Marshall Pass
Salida
New Mexico Republicans Call Meeting on State Convention
The New Mexico Republican central committee issued a call for a June 12 meeting to discuss questions related to the state constitutional convention meeting September 4. Chairman Griffin urged selecting capable men in sympathy with modern ideas and American thought to ensure a just constitution advancing progress and good government.
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Sasta Peo No M
New Mexico Republican Central Committee
Griffin
Friends of Progress and Wood
Enraged husband shoots wife and fires at baby in Centrepart
Jeremiah Miono of Centrepart becomes enraged over farm transfer and shoots his wife twice, wounding her cheek, then fires at a baby and misses. A scuffle ends the incident with no further injuries.
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Symacish
N.Y
Jeremiah Miono
Centrepart
Sheet
Aleo
Domestic dispute sparks legal trouble in West Lincoln area
A family quarrel at Jehan Kinsella's home ends with Kinsella jailed after a confrontation and alleged violence. The report notes a neighbor’s distress and a discussion about a remedy, mentioning Chamberlain's Patent Medicine as a context detail.
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Liscors
Neh
Jehan Kinsella
West Lincoln
Kinselly
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