Burke Suspect in Cronin Murder Faces Indictment Efforts
Chicago officials press for Burke indictment after Winnipeg arrest while investigators pursue more clues linking Martin Burke to the Cronin murder. Reports describe Burke as defiant, with ties to Clan na Gael and threats against Dr. Cronin, as extradition questions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Chcaco
Martin Burke
Canada
Springfield
Washington
Department of State
Winnipg
Hubbard
Winnipeg
Juis Burke
Chicago
Clan-na-Gael
Cronin
Dr. Cronin
Man
United Press
Old Country
Ireland
Liverpool
W. J. Cooper
Williams Brothers
Alton Road Leaves Inter-State Railway Association
The Alton road withdraws from the Inter-State Railway Association and will push action to protect its interests. The line published a 13 cent lumber tariff cut from Kansas City and other Missouri river lines plan similar reductions, signaling further withdrawals within a fortnight and the association’s dissolution as an active force in railroad affairs is seen as near certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Railway Association
Curiaco
Alton Road
Alton
Road
Kansas City
Missouri River Lines
Inter-State Association
Walker
Two Sisters Murdered Near Gresham Nebraska
Two daughters of John Leavitt in Seward County were found dead Sunday night with throats cut. The eldest, 18, lay in a blood pool inside the house, the younger in the front yard. No motive or suspects yet. Also noted, Miss Anna P. Bill, founder of Rockford Seminary, died after a short illness. Funeral Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leavitt
Nebraska
Omana
Neb
Seward County
Gresham
RocsFrorp
Anna P. Bill
Rockford Seminary
Bound to Die
Unicaco June 19. August Swanson 30 took poison Monday and used a revolver and knife to stop a friend from helping until the drug killed him. Swanson was a goochman and lived at 2138 Michigan erena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicaco
Swanson
Michigan Ereena
Johnstown Aid Advances Housing Plans and Recovery
The state will erect hundreds of temporary two story buildings on the public square to house flood victims, with General Hastings promising rapid construction and free initial furnishings. About 2,500 workers continue clearing debris as 17 bodies are recovered, including Mrs. Arnie Bates and three Clark children. Financial aid flows from Paris and Germany, with Deutsche Bank and nobility contributing.
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New
Johnstown
Jung iv
General Hastings
Hastings
Chicago
Jhai
Arnie Bates
Racine
Wis
Day Express
James Clark
Portspurce
Hugo Blanck
Allegheny
State Board of Health
New Youk
John Munroe & Co
Gable
United States
Reid
Paris
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Paris Johnstown
Bernyx
Herr von Levietgow
Duke of Natibut
Her von Koeller
Deutsche Bank
Empres Augusta
John Gilbert Dies in Boston at 79. Veteran Comedian Remembered
Boston obituary notes John Gilbert, a leading stage figure for sixty years, died Monday afternoon at age 79. He rose from a Boston debut in 1828 to prominence in old comedy, worked in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and England, and spent his final season with Wallack's company. Funeral planned from the Church of the Unity with burial in Forest Hill.
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Boston
John Gilbert
Forest Hill Cemetery
Gla Tremont
Jaffier
Venice
Peter Teazle
Anthony Absolute
Hardcastle
Gilbert
England
Macready
Charlotte Cushman
James H. Caldwell
New Orleans
Hts
New York
Philadelphia
Wallack's
Farmer saves three children as home burns in Gloucester
Max rxcx Ontario June 19. At midnight Richard Wilson awoke to a fire in his Gloucester residence. With only one door he could not escape. He saved three children before flames claimed his wife and two youngest. Wilson was found near the ruins badly burned and delirious.
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Max
Scaffold Fall at Milwaukee Avenue Power House Kills 16-Year-Old
A scaffold collapsed at the Milwaukee avenue cable power house under construction, throwing seven men to the ground from thirty five feet. Peter Doornbos, 16, died. the others suffered varying injuries. The incident mirrors a prior collapse at Rockwell and Madison streets last week with one fatality and multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Milwaukee Avenue
Peter Doornbos
Rockwell and
Madison Streets
Two Drowned in the East River
On Monday night Michael Ryan and John Mugle of 19 Park Row Benjamin Foster of 16 Third Avenue and Robert Smiley of unknown residence were rowing on the East River near South Brothers Island Their boat collided with the sailboat John Kelly and capsized Foster and Smiley drowned Burke and Ryan were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
New York
Michael Ryan
John Mugle
Park Row
Benjamin Foster
Third Avenue
Robert Smiley
South Brothers Island
John Kelly
Foster
Smiley
Burke
Ryan
Sixteen Massachusetts Militiamen to Wimbledon Shooting Contest
Sixteen Massachusetts militiamen depart Boston for New York to sail on the City of Chicago for Wimbledon England. They will join English volunteers soon after arrival to compete with Springfield rifles against Martini-Henry rifles in international team matches, testing national arms and drawing military interest.
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Boston
New York
Wimbledon
Massachusetts
Inman Line
Chicago
England
Great Britain
Collision sinks steambarge J Sheffield on Lake Superior
The steambarge J Sheffield sank within six minutes after a collision with the North Star about sixty miles off Whitefish Point on Lake Superior. The North Star, also damaged, rescued the Sheffield crew. The J Sheffield valued at 150000 dollars was built by Globe Iron Works Cleveland and owned by H A Brown Meveland. Dense fog hampered rescue and investigation.
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J. Sheffield
Lake Superior
Port Antour
Robertson
United Empire
North Star
Northern Steamship Company
Whitefish Point
Sheffield T
Sheffield
Globe Iron Works
Cleveland
H. A. Brown
Meveland Ste
Death of Rev William Hosmer noted temperance and abolitionist
Rev William Hosmer a prominent anti slavery figure and early temperance advocate died Monday aged four score and four He was ordained in 1838 and edited the Northern Christian Advocate until 1856 when removed for abolitionist views He later published the Northern Independent until paralysis struck him during a temperance speech at Cooper Institute New York in 1871
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Hosmer
Aml
N. Y
William Hosmer
Northern Christian Advocate
General Conference
Northern
Cooper Institute
New York
Indiana mother and two children drown in flood
Near Waspash Indiana a farmer John Maple and his wife plus two children were swept away when a wagon overturned in a swollen stream. Mrs Maple and two children drowned while Faegler, a neighbor, risked his life to rescue Maple, a niece, and one child.
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Waspash
Ind
John Maple
Mrs. Maples
Peace Will Prevail and U S Canada Ties
Senator Hoar arrived in Worcester after a Western trip with the Senate Committee on Trade Relations with Canada. He said Esquimalt forts pose no US threat and that Canada US ties guarantee peace. Captain Meredith of Chicago met Secretary Windom on June 19 about becoming Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. appointment expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Hoar
Here
Senate
Canada
Esquimalt
Vancouver
United States
Meredith
Wasaindoy
Chicago
Windom
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Four Polish Miners Fatally Burned in Plymouth Mine Blast
In Plymouth at the Nottingham mine of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company an explosion of gas on Monday morning left four Polish miners terribly burned. Authorities fear all will die from their injuries.
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Wilexsbarre
Nottingham
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Plymouth
Destructive storms sweep Kansas Indiana and Pennsylvania
Reports describe a two day storm system across Kansas damaging farms and crops. Flooding, washed-out bridges, and rail disruptions occur near Fort Scott Eldorado and Augusta. In Indiana a gale damages property and crops near Crawfordsville. A cyclone devastates a Shenango valley cemetery with toppled monuments. Separate notes include an indictment for Captain Dawson's murder.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Trafic
Missouri, Kansas
Frisco
Augusta
Kan
Eldorado
Great Bend
Chanute
Missouri
Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Springfield
Clarence Turner
Wichita
Walnut River
Missouri Pacific
Iota
Alten County
Neosho River
St. Louis, Wichita & Western
Rock Creek
Humneipr
Neosho
Chepakvale
Brack
Sheriflan Howes
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mippletown
Shenango Valley
Norwich
Death of Chauncey M. Cady in North Carolina resort
Chauncey M. Cady died suddenly while at a mountain resort in North Carolina. W. W. Kimball received a telegram announcing his death but gave no details. Cady was known in the city as a partner of Root & Cady and a conductor of musical societies and entertainments.
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Cutcaco
W. W. Kimball
Chauncey M. Cady
North Carolina
Mr. Cady
Root & Cady
European cattle plague and varied world news brief
The European situation is grave as rinderpest rages in Bohemia affecting 267 villages and 503 farms. Reports cover a Springfield IL dealer's failure, a Lima teaimster killed, a St Paul cable line opening, and multiple political, legal, and crime items from the US and Europe.
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London
Bohemia
Benjamin
Springfield
Michael Galvin
Lima
St. Paul
Prince Louis Napoleon
Prince Jerome
Union Pacific
Decatur
John Sherwood
Frank Beally
Cayuga
Ind
Tuscola
Peru
Daniel Whiteman
William Seely
J. W. Meagher
Ashland
Wis
Heard
Wisconsin
Queenstown
Ireland
Valkyrie
Denver
Kittie Brown
Pittsburgh
Helen Baldwin
J. W. Libera
Rochester
Minn
Atlanta
Clarence Turner
Albert Fink
Trunk Line
Roberts
Pennsylvania Road
Utermeyer
New York
English Brewery Syndicate
Roxbury Breweries
Boston
William H. Meyer
Cincinnati
Thomas T. Gault
St. Louis
McClellan
Court of Appeals
Mansfield Drug Company
United States
Memphis
Drug
Nutwood
George Wilkes
Dubuque
H. L
F. D. Stout
James McCormick
C. Lineman
Lima Co
Emperor William
Metz
North Sea
Looden Isles
Fifer
Ilinois
Clinton County
Frank Winklejohn
Carlisle
Laury Maleti
Alameda
Cal
Alexander A. Wella
Catholics to Protest Monument Plan in Rome
Rome Catholic secretaries seek municipal permission to erect a monument to St. Philip Neri founder of the Oratorians and member Cardinal Newman. The move protests the recent monument to Gloriano Bruno the Free Thinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Catholic Secretaries of
St. Philip Neres
Society of the Oratorians
Cardinal Newman
Glor
Dano Bruno
Tragic Collapse Kills Kattamazoo Man Under House
In Kattamazoo Michigan on Monday Ralph Alling was crushed when overhead props failed and the building fell. His wife Mrs Alling reportedly went insane upon hearing of his death. Also noted General Lucius M Fairchild of Wisconsin was named to the Sioux Commission and Switzerland denied any loss of neutrality despite foreign questioning.
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Kattamazoo
Mich
Ralph Alling
Alling
Fairchild
Washington
Lucius M. Fairchild
Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Republic
Sioux Commission
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Mmnurder
Captain Schuttler
Seventeenth Ward
Western Union Telegraph Company
Judge Shepard
Alexander Sullivan
Daniel Coughlin
W. G. Melville
P. O'Sullivan
John J. Maroney
Charlen McDonald
G . Holt
Western Union Company
Holt
Sullivan
Coughlin
Maroney
Mr. Holt
Shepard
Longenecker
Bell
Telegraph Company
Western Union
Mr. Bell
Criminal Courtuilding
Marone
Grand Jury
Father Dorney
Sesson Father Dorney
Law Office
Windes & Sullivan
Tuehy
le Caron
Beach
Thomas Whalen
O'Sullivan
Lincoln Avenue
O'Sulivan
Harrison
Potomac
Mia Harrison
Cape May
Chandler
Concern
NHS
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Bingham
House
McKay
Knowles
Gallinger
Impranapolis
George Reyer
Western Shooting Association
The
Dominion
Silesian
Ascot
Duke of Portland
Captain Dawson
Charleston
Prand
McDow
Bex
Germany
Switzerland
Berens
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