Indictment in Cronin case targets Martin Burke in Winnipeg
Grand Jury in Chicago returns a true bill against Martin Burke alias Martin Delaney and Frank Williams on murder and conspiracy charges connected to Dr. Patrick Cronin’s death. Extradition steps are outlined with officials in Springfield and Ottawa involved. Witnesses include Carlsons, Martinson, and Mike Gavin. Burke’s connections to Clan na Gael are noted.
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Burke
Chcaco
Cronin
Winnipeg
Martin Burke
Martin Delaney
Frank Williams
Hubbeard
Patrick K. Cronin
Matson
Criminal Court
Longenecker
Harrison
Cook County
Carlsons
Hakan Martinson
Expressman
Mike Gavin
United States
James G. Blaine
Manitoba
State Department
Legation
A. F. Edwards
Blaine
Schuttler
Butterfield Street
Father Dorney
England
Piggott
Parnell
Alexander Sullivan
Clan-na-Gael
Litte
Sullivan
Michael Gavin
le Caron
Cronin conspiracy claims and Irish nationalist ties scrutinized
Testimony accuses Burke of labeling Cronin a spy while detailing Burke’s boasts of clan ties with Sullivan Beggs Coughlin and others. Telegrams to Sullivan, read in court, show business messages and condolences with no clear link to Cronin or Maroney Coughlin. Authorities find no incriminating evidence in the telegrams to illuminate the case.
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Mayo
Sligo
Michael Davitt
Swill
Burke
Berger
Trist
Chicago Avenue
Ireland
Sullivan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Orient
Alexander Sullivan
Maroney
Coughin
Europe
Cronin
Mortgage of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad recorded a 110 million mortgage with United States Trust Company of New York. The loan consolidates debts to secure a lower interest rate, enabling double tracking between points and other improvements while giving all property to the Trust Company as sole creditor.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Chicaco
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
United States Trust Company of New York
Trust Company
Railroad Company
The
United States Trust Company
Destructive Indiana Storm Wrecks Peru Plant and Homes
A powerful late spring storm tore through Peru Indiana on Tuesday afternoon causing extensive damage citywide and in the countryside. The Standard Oil plant was leveled, numerous dwellings damaged, trees uprooted, and crops harmed by heavy rain and hail. Freight cars were blown through shop doors at the Lake Erie railway yards. Country reports indicate widespread destruction with no deaths reported at this time.
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Peru
Ind
Standard Is Company
Lake Erie
WORKERS IN THE VINEYARD WORLD SUNDAY-SCHOOL DELEGATES
Three hundred representatives sail from New York bound for London for the World's Sunday-school convention. Delegates from major cities will reach London June 3 and be welcomed by the Lord Mayor on July 1 before convention sessions begin July 2.
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London
New York
Liverpool
Lethnia
Ex Senator Manderson Pension Reissued at Higher Rate
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner orders reissue of ex Senator Manderson Nebraska pension at increased rate. Back pay begins from original pension for a gunshot wound with over 4000 dollars in cash to the recipient.
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Manderson
Commissioner of Pensions
Tanner
Nebraska
Liquor Interests Win Big Victory in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania a major win for liquor interests shifts regulatory power, reshaping state controls. The decision consolidates licensing authority and limits certain local restrictions, marking a pivotal policy shift with broad commercial impact.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Votes Against Prohibition Amendment Majority
Philadelphia reports show Pennsylvania counties largely defeated a constitutional amendment to prohibit intoxicants with a statewide majority of 44,165 against it. Poll tax abolition also sees a narrow statewide vote in favor, while rural counties resist. News notes include Allegheny County and Pittsburgh results and uneven turnout across cities.
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Philadelphia
Carbon
Clinton
Elk
Allegheny
Wanamaker
Cameron County
Lehigh County
Potter County
Berks County
Chester County
Clearfield County
Northampton County
Reading City
Wayne County
Warren County
Bedford County
Fulton County
Indiana County
Allegheny County
Jefferson County
Merton County
Monroe County
Luzerne County
Center County
Chester City
Bradford County
Juniata County
Fayette County
Prohibition
Forest County
Beaver County
Huntingdon County
Westmoreland County
Butler County
McKean County
Bradford City
Washington County
Allegheny City
Crawford County
Blair County
Venango County
Greene County
Pirrspuncu
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Ohio Governor race dominates talk in Congressmen interview
Congressman Williams of Ohio predicts Foraker will be renominated for governor and not pursue Payne’s Senate seat. He also sees the House Speakership contest as Reed versus McKinley. In Ireland, the Irish Northern Railway Company says it will assume liability for the Armagh disaster and review all claims.
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Washinetox
Williams
Ohio
Foraker
Payne
Reed
McKinley
Dustin
Irish Northern Railway Company
Armagh
Freight Depot in Buffalo Burns. Loss Estimated at 155000
The New York Central freight depot in Buffalo New York has burned to the ground. Few goods were stored and total damage is estimated at 155000 dollars.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
George Vanderbilt Buys 5000 Acres in Buncombe County
Raleigh dispatch reports George Vanderbilt of New York purchased 5000 acres in Buncombe County North Carolina for 250000 dollars. The transaction was announced from Ricumoxp Virginia with details of the land deal and buyer’s identity.
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George Vanderbilt
Ricumoxp
Raleigh
N. C
New York
Buncombe County
Huge Meat Combine Formed By American and British Firms
An amalgamation of T. C. Eastman and Joseph Eastman with John Ball & Sons creates Eastman's Limited in New York on June 20. Capitalization 4.5 million dollars with 2 million in 8 percent preferred and 2.25 million in 20 dollar ordinary shares at 16 percent. George G. Williams and T. Eastman to head the board. aims to lower U S meat prices in Britain by expanding export trade through the new structure.
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New York
John Ball & Sons, Limited
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Great Britain
Eastman's Limited
George G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Joseph Eastman
John Bell & Sons
America
Australia
New Zealand
River Platte
Death of Colonel O. H. P. Cary veteran Marion citizen
Colonel O. H. P. Cary died here yesterday at Marion Manron Indiana aged veteran and longtime public figure. He served as commander of the Thirty-Sixth and One Hundred and Fifty-Third Indiana regiments in the Civil War and fought under the army of the Cumberland. Cary later served two terms in the Indiana House of Representatives and remained active in public life.
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Manron
Ind
O. H. P. Cary
Marion
Indiana
New Potmasters for Western Town Named by the President
The President on Tuesday appointed many new postmasters including Ohne Bowling Green George W. Gahan National Military Home Abram S. Galbreath Illinois Mount Carmel John T. Stansfield Sparta S. S. Laver Sale RH Williams Enreke FLOM Boyt Metropolis City NJ Stuck Michigan Munassise C. 8. Lewis Iowa Coening H. G. Ankeny D. IS. Freeman Bmmettsburg A. W. Utter Ida Grove George W. Watton Nebraska in Henry W. Crow Onei EF No Children for Adoption Washington dine 20 A Solomons vice president of the Red Cross has received a dispatch from Clara Barton noting Johnstown flood orphans and the limited adoptions to date.
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Wasinxatox
Ohne
Bowling Green
George W. Gahan
National Miliary Home
Abram S. Galbreath
Ilinois
Mount Carmied
John T. Stansfield
Sparta
S. S. Laver
Sale RH Williams
Enreke
Flom. Boyt
Metropolis City
N. J
Washington
A. Solomons
The
Red Cross
Clara Barton
Johnstown
Missouri Saloons Hit By New Law Signatures
Governor Francis signed the Newberry bill banning music cards dice billiard and bowling in saloons effective July 1. Saloons in St. Louis and Kansas City face major changes and many will alter operations.
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Jefferson City
Francis
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Transfer Order Harshly Criticizes Cook County Asylum
Judge Prendergast severely denounces the Cook County Insane Asylum in Chicago, transferring Dora Willard to the Kane County institution and charging the facility with unfit living conditions and heartless mistreatment of patients.
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Chicaco
Dora Willard
Cook County Insane Asylum
Kankakee
Prendergast
Hydrophobia test incites bold offer in Sepatza
Dr Edwin Small of Sepatza Missouri offers 100 to anyone willing to be bitten by his dog afflicted with hydrophobia. The test aims to check the effectiveness of two mudstones owned by RA Blair and Dr TE White in Sepatza.
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Sepatza
Edwin Small
R A. Blair
T. E. White
Raceland Wins Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 20 Belmont owned Raceland ridden by Garrison won the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay by a length and a half over Terra Cotta in 26945. Terra Cotta finished second with George third amid a 10000 crowd and a grand floral horseshoe presentation.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay Track
America
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Terra Cotta
McLaughlin
Burns
Hayward
Raceland
Garrison
Badger
Anderson
Elkwood
Fitz-Patrick
Bella B
Taylor
Gorgo
Hamilton
Volunteer
Mosher
Bran Horn
Bergen
Eurus
Lodge
Badge
Brian Born
Terre Cotta
George
Murus
Feruras
Bella
Brian Boru
Uudge
Terra Zotta
Etand
Bryan Boru
Bange
August Belmont
California grape crop tops state harvest prospects
California expects the largest grape crop in state history with 20 to 25 million gallons of wine and about 1 million raisin boxes. wine market outlook weak as producers hold last year’s vintage.
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San Francisco
California
Wetmore
The
Viticultural Commission
Fatal Railway Disaster Near Steubenville
A westbound train No 9 of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis railway jumped the track across the river from Steubenville Ohio yesterday morning. Several coaches wrecked. Two people were killed and seven injured. The accident occurred about 11 o'clock. Devented. Cuiaco. June X.-Northwestern University opens Dearborn Observatory at Evanston in a $25 000 building funded by Janes B Hobbs. It houses the Clark telescope bought by the Chicago Astronomical Society for $15.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsbigh
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Steubenville
Disastrous Storms Hit Several German Regions
Torrential rains and thunder swept Hesse South Westphalia Nassau and Thuringia and extended east to Saxony and south to Bavaria causing crop damage and the loss of cattle and people. A separate report notes Antonio Riccioni an Italian ex-prisoner killed his wife with a fat iron after a New Year release.
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Beelin
Hesse
Westphalia
Nassau
Thuringia
Saxony
Bavaria
Antonio Riconiio
Fire Devastates Cushing’s Works and Cockers Sugar Factory
A Tuesday evening blaze in Jersey City New Jersey destroyed Cushing's machine works and Cockers sugar factory, a six story building, with damage to nearby properties. Loss estimated around $100 000.
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Jersey City
N. J
Cushing
Cockers
Markets Dispatch on Grain and Provisions in New York
Grain and provisions show mixed movement with flour quiet and steady, corn firmer, oats fairly active, and rye and barley soft. Wheat quotes ease with No 2 Red futures down, while bacon and lard figures edge slightly higher or steady amid light demand. Prices span across cash and futures for June to December, reflecting unsettled trading in a quiet session.
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New York
Isige
Littie Barney
Porsé
Live Stock Prices In Chicago Market Report
Cattle market moderately active on local and shipping accounts with prices easing. Steers bring 3.50 to 4.60 for good to choice, 3.00 to 3.40 for common to good, 2.75 for stockers, 1.50 to 2.75 for cows, and around 0.50 to 0.92 for inferior stock and bulls. Hogs traded weaker with lighter and rough packing sales around 4.00 to 4.40, mixed at 4.15 to 4.35, heavy packing and shipping around 4.15 to 4.30.
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Chicago
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DR. Cronin
Mainx
Evansville
Electric Railway
Bloomington
BrioosiNe Ton
Bloomington City Street Railway Companies
Gharanty Safe Deposit Company
Gualaty
New Yous
W. E. Howard
Electric Sugar Company
Emperor Wiliam
Norway
Beex
Kiel
Bammerfort
North Cape
Waterloo For Water Advocates
Keystone
Sarpis
John Williams
Emery Church
Here
Hutte Campbell
ChicaGco
Barker
Billings
Waterloo
E. Billings
Kingsley
Waverly
Winonxa
Miss
Georgia Pacific Railroad
Richmond & Danville Railroad Company
Washington, D. C
Greenville
Lynchburg
Danville
Charlotte
Atlanta
Anniston
Birmingham
Columbus
West Point
Belmont
Sheepshead Bay
Edward B. Cox
Brooklyn
Cox
Salt Lake
Sal Lake
U. T
W. H. Bukivan
Harry Huener
William Wood
Great Salt Lake
1 & D. Cincrynati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Julius Dexter
M. D. Woodford
F. H. Short
Loxpon
Dortmund
Russia
Wasuineros
Agricultural Department
John B. Kenny
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Waycross
New Orleays
Hey
Thomas Healin
Votebus
Columpus
Ohio Supreme Court
Seattle
Tobias, Singerman & Co
W. T
Bradstreet
Branca
Ala
Tennessee Gog, Tron & Railroad Company
Ita
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