Converted anarchist drew lot to kill Roosevelt after McKinley death
An anonymous confession from Lena Dexheimer details an anarchist plot drawn at a Paterson meeting after President McKinley’s assassination. She describes her rise from socialism to anarchism in New Jersey circles, fear of exposure, and three orders to kill Roosevelt, two of which ended by suicide and accident.
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Cullom Builds Anti Trust Amendment Plan
Senator Cul lom works on an omnibus Sherman anti trust amendment citing President and Attorney General Knox. He will compile measures and decisions to accompany the bill, aiming to align with Knox's Pittsburgh speech. Wu Ting Fang departs return plans amid packing twenty six trunks and souvenirs. Indiana politics note a federal bench vacancy race with Hawkins leading but Tracewell urged as candidate.
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Mayor to Probe Newport Remington Club Death
James V. Van Alen of Newport dismisses murder claims about a Remington cage death as absurd and says the case was clearly self-inflicted. He would not comment further as his sister departs New York amid the speculation.
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Newport Mayor vows rigorous probe into Remington death
Newport Rhode Island mayor Boyle calls for a strict inquiry into Robert Remington's death. He warns officials to face accountability if lax in investigation and says he will back Edward Remington with lawyers and detectives to pursue any criminal lead. He pledges citywide support for uncovering facts despite insinuations and wealth or status.
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Van Alen refuses comment on Remington murder case
J Lawrence Van Alen brother of May Van Alen declines to speak to reporters at his East Fiftieth Street home. Rhode Island officials say they would assist Edward Remington if he proves Robert Remington was murdered, while police question his motive and request any letters as proof.
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Mass delegation backs Cannon for Speaker in 3 states
Boston Republicans announce support for Joseph G Cannon as Speaker. Iowa caucus delegates vow to back Cannon with one member already voting him. New Hampshire legislators and officials indicate continued support after confirming Currier and Sulloway's concurrence.
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Unusually Cold Wave Hits Germany Prewar Berlin
Unusually cold weather grips Germany with Berlin at 17 degrees, Southern Saxony and East Prussia at 5 degrees. Hanover Westphalia and Oldenburg report severe cold. Skating begins in Berlin, building work slows, and horse races are canceled.
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Delegation to Meet Thursday in Ohio Capitol
Republican members of the Ohio delegation meet in Columbus Thursday for final conclusions, telegram from Charles Dick reports.
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Burton Still Undecided In Speakership March
Special Despatch from Oberlin says Congressman Theodore Burton met College Trustees and spoke on Speakership prospects. Burton noted Ohio delegation plans to meet in Columbus and commented on endorsements from Cannon and others, while denying clear support from General Dick and referencing Gotkel and Longworth. He suggested Skiles has shown friendly stance toward Burton but offered no firm commitment.
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Dozen Diner Riot Rings Hotel Dining Room
In Kokomo Indiana at the New Home Hotel C A Rhodes a Cincinnati drummer and Mat Obenschane of Logansport quarrelled over a mistaken meat order. A dozen diners joined the fight wrecking the dining room while five policemen restored order. Rhodes and Obenschane were arrested and to be tried tomorrow.
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Northern Securities official testifies on Great Northern holdings
Secretary Treasurer E. T. Nichols testifies in Minnesota suit against the Nipper merger that his company holds 500000 to 600000 shares of the Great Northern Railway. Three to four hundred shares are under the names of trustees, mostly clerks in his office. A subpoena for B E Harriman issued, but he is delayed by a sick brother.
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Feud Leaders Are Under Bond After Caney Clash
In Caney Kentucky Gatan Howard and Bob and Kelley Mans, leaders of the Mans faction in the Lykins Mans feud, were arrested and posted bond of 1000 each to appear before Judge Sanfora Davis. They left for Breathitt County to await trial. The Lykins party is seriously ill and may delay the trial.
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Bank Robbery Hits Pelurinho Firm in Lisbon
Thieves broke into the underground strong rooms of the Pelurinho banking firm in Lisbon and stole 165000 dollars. One bank clerk was arrested in connection with the robbery as robberies increase causing general alarm in the city.
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