Youth Provides Clues In Ryan Soap Furnace Mystery
Night Chief Corbin and detectives arrested Red Burkhardt and Dan O’Brien after an all night search. A 14 year old boy, Ed Nagel, told police he knew the two Hungarian men involved and witnessed blood in the McCammons stable near Harrison avenue. Coroner Cameron ruled the Ryan soap factory death a murder with skull fracture and a body placed in the furnace.
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Heustlein
Pflug
Red Burkhardt
Dan O'Brien
Ed Nagel
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek
Burkhardt
George Heimeradt
Cameron
Ryan
Spring Grove Avenue
Haerr
Nagel
Hopple and
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Fairmount
First District
Casey
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Coar
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Ryan Soap Factory
McCammon
McCammons
Ryan Furnace
Young Nagel
Ryan Soap Company
Schmitz Takes Stand In Extortion Trial
Mayor Schmitz testified in his extortion trial as the second witness of the day. Abe Ruef, on rebuttal, paused answering a key question as defense objections arose and the day closed with lingering doubt. The mayor showed eagerness to waive legal technicalities and address the issues directly.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Campbell
Railroads Seek Extended Injunction Against Missouri Fare Law
In Kansas City Missouri on June 11 Frank Hagerman for eighteen principal Missouri railroads filed an amended petition asking the court to extend the existing injunction against the maximum freight rate law to also cover the two cent passenger rate law set to go into effect next Friday.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
United States District Court
Frank Hagerman
Missouri
Nicaragua Declares War on Salvador After Acajutla Capture
The report states Nicaragua and Salvador at war after revolutionists seized Acajutla, the Salvadoran port, led by General Manuel Rivas. The force arrived from Corinto aboard the gunboat Momometombo, mobilized under President Zelaya's peace treaty obligations. Acajutla serves as Salvador's key Pacific port with regular Pacific liner calls.
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Mexico City
Nicaragua
Salvador
Manuel Delgado
Mexico
President Figueroa
San Salvador
Acajutla
Manuel Rivas
Corinto
Momometombo
Zelaya
Amapala
Figueroa
King's Equerry Ellis Dies Suddenly During Opera
London June 11 King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended a gala opera with guests the King and Queen of Denmark when Major General Sir Arthur E. A. Ellis the kings equerry died suddenly. The death was due to heart disease from which he had long suffered.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Denmark
Arthur E. A. Ellis
Equel
Ellis
Six Midshipmen Lost After Minnesota Launch Disappears
Navy officials report the loss of six midshipmen from the Naval Academy and five enlisted crew after a launch from the battleship Minnesota vanishes in Hampton Roads. Admiral Evans confirms the missing crew amid fears of a capsizing or collision with arriving ships, with names of the deceased and missing listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Annapolis
Minnesota
Navy Department
Norfolk
Newberry
Brownson
Admiral Evans
Atlantic Fleet
Hampton Roads
Washington Navy Yard
Aoe Pier
Evans
Naval Service
Naval Academy
Henry C. Murfin, Jr
Jackson
Academy
Philip H. Field
Colorado
Walter C. Ulrich
Wisconsin
F. P. Holcomb
Connecticut
Delaware
W. H. Stevenson
North Carolina
Henry L. Holden
David M. Randall
New York
Kansas
R. H. Dodson
H. L. Vandern
F. R. Plumber
G.W. Westphal
Clase
Jessie Conn
Ship Ran Down Launch in Hampton Roads
Norfolk officials claim full identification of the steamer that struck the launch of the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads last night and say the crew’s arrest is expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Gould weighs counter suit to bar $250000 alimony
New York June 11 announcement says Howard Gould may file a separate action for separation against his wife to lessen the chance of a court granting $250,000 a year alimony. A friend says Gould could offer $100,000 a year instead and would likely settle on that basis.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Mr. Gould
War rumors fail to alarm ADOT and officials
Washington reports Secretary Root will not comment on Japan rumors and says no war danger is evident. Officials cite internal Japanese politics and overpopulation as factors fueling unease, while expressing hope for normalization of U S Japan relations. Berlin notes Tokyo Washington telegrams stir long term ill will.
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Japan
United States
Okuma
San Francisco
State Department
Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Washington
Eddy plaintiffs seek jury trial on Eddy competency
In Concord New Hampshire June 11 a motion requests a jury trial on Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's competency to manage her affairs. The filing comes from plaintiffs in a suit for an accounting of Eddy property and asks the Merrimack County Superior Court to grant a hearing on the motion.
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Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Merrimac County’ Superior Court
Antitrust Action Expected Against Harriman Allies
Washington June 11 government moves toward antitrust actions against E H Harriman and associates over Chicago and Alton deal Union Pacific and Southern Pacific transactions and related traffic pacts Officials discuss delays pending court rulings on bituminous coal cases and possible December Congress amendments while two ICC reports may differ on the Harriman matter
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
White House
Bonaparte
Root
Taft
Cortelyou
Garfield
Interstate Commerce
Khapp
Lane
United States
Kellogg
St. Paul
BE. H
Union
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacifice
San Pedro
Harriman
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department,of Justice
Roosevelt party returns to Washington after Georgia Day
President and Mrs Roosevelt and their party arrived at the Washington Navy Yard aboard the Mayflower after the Jamestown Exposition. The trip was routine and they proceeded to the White House shortly after 8 o clock.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
White House
Industrial high schools urged by employers group
At Indianapolis the National Associations of large employers of skilled labor opened a convention to study trade schools and industrial high schools as a path to more skilled workers. Leaders urged public schools to add manual training and to expand industrial education, arguing it supports expanding industry while denying aims of hiring strikebreakers.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Anthony Ittner
St. Louis
National Bricklayers’ Association
P. M. Kling
McKees Rocks
James W. van €Leave
National Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave
United States
Senator John T. Morgan Dies After Long Illness
United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Alabama, a 30 year Senate veteran and former Confederate brigadier general, died at his home at 11:15 p.m. in Washington. Morgan, born June 20 1824 in Athens Tennessee, had suffered angina pectoris and was attended by his daughters Mary and Cornelia Morgan and secretary J O Jones. He served from 1877 and was elected six times, last term in 1906.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
John Tyler Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Senate
Mary
Cornelia Morgan
J. O. Jones
John T. Morgan
Athens
Tenn
Morgan
Lee
Wife of Steve Adams Laughs at Orchard 5 Story
A report describes the wife of Steve Adams reacting to an Orchard 5 story with laughter. The piece notes her remarks during an assassination trip described as blind.
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Steve” Adams
Orchard 5
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