Telegrapher Gildea Dies After Sixth Street Fight
Charles Gildea telegraph operator 29 of Betts street died from a fractured skull after a drunken brawl near Bob O Briens saloon on Sixth street near Vine in Cincinnati Detectives Calman and Sweeney pursued witnesses and a cabman named Carey as potential leads while coroner Schwab ordered a post mortem.
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Charlies D. Gildea
Betts Street
Bob O'Brien
Sixth Street
Vine Street
Calman and
Sweeney
Gildea
James
O’dell
Dan Murphy
Murphy
O’brien
O'Brien
Michael
Puck’) McCafferty
Carey
McCafferty
Gus Rose
Postal Telegraph Company
Freeman
Seventh and
John Streets
Hiim
Wade Street
Charley
Jameson
H Terlinden
Schwab
Thomas
Columbia Hotel
James J. Gildea
Park Hotel
Cksonville
Cincinnati
Vine and
Sixth Streets
Keatting and
Bernhardt
Patrick Declares Valet Jones Innocent in Rice Case
Lawyer Albert T. Patrick, on trial for complicity in the murder of William Marsh Rice, asserts Valet Jones is innocent and accuses the district attorney of jail pressure. Patrick cites alleged immunity promises and claims Jones conspired with investigators and experts to frame him.
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Rice
New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Valet Jones
Tenderloin
New
Pattick
Jones
Patrick
Osborne
Dreary Easter in New York City Prompted Sparse Attendance
On April 7 New York City observed a somber Easter with light crowds in Fifth Avenue and churches full of worshippers. Old Trinity Church held more than 1,000 inside as graves were decked with flowers at Trinity and St Paul. Archbishop Corrigan officiated at St Patrick's Cathedral while the Second Church of Christ Scientist in Central Park West opened with a large turnout.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Old Trinity Church
Trinity
St. Paul
St. Paul’s
Corrigan
Sst. Patrick's
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Sixty Eighth Street
Central Park, West
Laura Waf
Witchcraft murder trial shocks Choctaw community in Texas
Solomon Hotema Sam Frye and Sam Tarnatubby full blood Choctaw Indians were arraigned in the Paris Federal Court on murder charges for killings carried out to stop a supposed witchcraft outbreak. Witnesses describe a brutal spree that began near Cold Springs Church and ended with the deaths of Vina Coleman and others.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Tex
Solomon Hotema
Samuel Frye
Sam Tarnatubby
Hotema
Solomon Hetema
Sam Frye
Cold Springs Church
Grant
Tarnatubby
Antlers
Atoka
Tobias Williams
Frye
Blue County
Stephen
National Oil
Stuck to His Mine and It May Prove a Bonanza
Louisville April 7 W J Root a Louisville photographer now living in Chicago visited Cripple Creek two months ago and was persuaded to buy an abandoned claim near Salida He raised money in Chicago and started work Pay dirt struck three weeks ago yielding 648 for a ton of ore Last week A car load of ore a day is said to be possible Root owns three fourths of 300000 capitalization and believes a bonanza lies ahead
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
W. J. Root
Cripple Creek
Salida
O. Root
Chicago
Root
Stabbing in Memphis Ends Dan McIntyre's Life
In Memphis early today Dan McIntyre, a well known local man, was stabbed to death by steamboat mate Thomas Allen. Authorities say the fatal blow arose from a dispute over a woman.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dan McIntyre
Thomas Allen
Louisville appoints first woman passenger agent
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Louisville Kentucky April 7 Miss Elvira Sydnor Miller a Kentucky newspaper writer and poetess has been appointed City Passenger Agent of the Louisville Henderson St Louis rail line She is the first woman to hold the post in the United States and will begin her duties at once She aims to set an example for railroad men to follow and prove women can solicit railroad business as successfully as men
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Elvira Sydnor Miller
Kentucky
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Shée
United States
Wille
Zimmerman Ponders Cincinnati and Arctic London Heat
Special Cable from London reports Eugene Zimmerman visiting the Duke of Manchester to discuss finances. He criticizes British pace and coal heat in Tanderagee Castle, jokes about consolidating industries, and plans a return to recuperate in London before visiting the Duke’s solicitors.
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Duke of Manchester
Tanderagee Castle
Commercial Tribune
London
Eugene Zimmerman
New York Journal
Cecil
Tanderagee
Asia
Cin- Oh
Mr. Zimmerman
Chancery Lane
Robbery Gang Battles Citizens in Früence Indiana Chase
At 3 am in Michigantown seven miles east of Frankfort Indiana a gang of robbers clashed with local citizens in C A Marshall’s store area. Marshall and Johnson fired back wounding a robber and Marshall in the shoulder. The safe was dynamited scattering cash as the gang fled toward the edge of town in buggies.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Ind
Michigantown
Here
C. A
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Charles D. Gildea
Charles Gildea
Workhouse
Stabler
Flynn
Crawford
Holmes
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Valhalla
Vine
Dr. Freeman
Thomas H. Stabler
Canada
Ed. Flynn
Stockett
Carroll
Poppe
Red
Pohl
East Third Street
Eighth Street Hill
Packer
East End
Engine Company 6
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Newport
Hammond Street
Sixth District
Kemper Lane
ED Flynn
W. M. Rice
Baker
F. A. Rice
James A. Baker
Battle
Witthaus
Mr. Rice
Vina Coleman
Samuel Tarnatubby
Texas
Hall Greenwood
Greenwood
Alfred Morris
Hastman
Mississippi
Williams
Herce Battle
Indiana
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