Trials and Trials Yet in Thaw Case and Other News
The article notes the Thaw murder case paused by a lack of unanimous inquest report, with the claim the chimn ey commission will resume the fight to determine guilt. It reports James Gilleside’s pardon by Indianapolis Supreme Court, a railroad labor settlement at Chicago, and Indiana officials appointments. It also covers a kidnapping penalty bill, injunction against Elkhart court, a Dayton murderer respite, a Santa Fe wreck near Los Angeles, a North Manchester fire loss, and a fatal Passaic tenement blaze.
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Tarry Ko
Linacy Commission
New York City
Chimney Commission
Hali
Thaw
Stanford White
James G Alleside
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
James Gilleside
Risit Sun
Dnd
Aiaur Thor
The
Geounik
Eran
Widow to give up $10,000,000 estate for second marriage
Mrs Katherine Gelshenen widow of a Garfield National Bank president in New York to forfeit life interests in a $10 million estate to marry Henry J Braker. The forfeiture reverts the property to three children. Engagement confirmed but wedding date not fixed.
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Katherine Gelahenen
Garfield National Bank
New York
Henry J. Braker
Braker
Gelshenen
Forte
Getshenen
Childeen
Terderer
Bad Food Cases Promised by U S Agriculture Officials
The Department of Agriculture in Washington plans intensified food purity probes. Inspectors will enforce procedures to combat impure food and close scrutiny will target offenders nationwide, with potential seizures and prosecutions to deter violations.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Durem
Airerness
Pye
Wales
Night Riders Burn Tobacco In Kentucky Grower Dispute
About twenty five to thirty masked men attacked Tom Reddick near Princeton and forced him to watch as they burned his tobacco fields and damaged his property. They then torched Wallace's barn storing tobacco after Wallace refused to join the Tobasco Growers Association.
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Kentucky
Tom Reddick
Princeton
Tadius Harm
Wilhree
Wallace
Wal- Wee
Tobsero Growers Association
Soldiers Sentenced for Robbery in Utah Standoff
Fifteen years in Stites prison were given to Michael Metabe and Leniy for attacking and robbing Tbarold Berrum of 74 in St Lake City Utah. Kentonosidee Armstrong struck the men for violating their oath to protect citizens as they were deprived of uniforms before sentencing.
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Sears
Stites
Bard Inbards
Michael Metabe
Woo! Leniy
United States
Twarold Berrum
St Lake City
Utah
Kentonosidee Armstrong
Washington
Frost Damage Varies Across Indiana Crops
Reports from New Albany Madison Petersburg and Washington detail frost impact on fruit with New Albany claiming ruined strawberries Madison noting serious damage and Petersburg reporting loss to small fruits while Washington shows a 23 degree reading with no fruit damage.
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Indiana
New Albany
Madison
Petersburg
Washington
Mercury
Peril in Caissons as Fire Breaks Out at McAdoo Terminal
A fire from a boiler room spark halted work on the McAdoo tunnel terminal in New York City. Five men were injured, two severely, with rescues and acts of bravery noted as caissons, engines, and 600 workers faced underground danger. Estimated damage reaches $50,000 and project delay about thirty days.
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McAdoo Tunnel
Dexeid Fon and
Churol
New York
Gimage
Shemtoon
Fne
Aissans
Lowero
Boston Teamsters Strike Sparks Citywide Labor Action
Four hundred toasters strike in Boston as pay rise and reduced hours are demanded by members of the International Brotherhood. President Shea and secretary-treasurer Httetes pledge support to avoid a repeat of past violence. Workers retreat from barns to prevent disturbances, with scattered fallout reaching smelter firms.
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Shea Promisez
Heston Wednesdas
Cerne Tine T Shea
Yhomas DL
Httetes
International Secretirsa
Milford Stonecutters Strike for Higher Wages and Holiday
Workers at three granite firms in Milford Mass strike over proposed wage increases and a change to Saturday half holiday policy. Employers offered a half holiday on Saturdays from April to October but demand higher hourly pay and year round time off.
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Mavat J
Milford
Mass
Esupaties
Gann Chen
Secretary of War Upholds Law on Mother-in-Law Passes
Taftless stance by the Secretary of War aligns with married officers against mothers in law. Military chiefs vote that a mother-in-law cannot be part of an officer family and must be barred from free transport between San Francisco and the Philippines.
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Taftles
San Francisco
Philippines
Steamer Suevic Split in Two by Explosive Demolition
A dispatch from the Lizards reports the White Star Line steamer Suevic, ashore near the Lizard on March 17, was cut in two by extensive dynamite use. The fore part remains on the reef as the after section was severed and towed to port.
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Lizards
Fire Destroys Upper Floors of Railway Exchange Building
A morning fire began around 12:30 on the top floor of the Railway Exchange Building at Wisconsin and Broadway in Milwaukee. The blaze gutted the two upper floors, the flames 175 feet above street level, hindering evacuation and firefighting, with damage estimated at about 80,000.
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Tire
Railway Exchange
Wisconsin
Broadway
Milwaukee
Chicagoan Found in New York Area
A Chicago man identified as Tul Fo Weller was found dead near an unspecified New York location with a gunshot wound to the head and an unexploded cartridge in his hand. A note or letters linked him to unknown persons. Mrs. Florence A. McComas, wife of a Washington druggist, died by self-inflicted gunshot.
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Tul Fo Weller
Swenuiyp
Dotastoava
N.Y
Fire destroys Jerry Gordon's Streetsboro home
Neighbors were alerted by telephone to a blaze at Jerry Gordon's country residence in Streetsboro Ohio on Monday afternoon. Firefighters and volunteers arrived too late and the house and contents burned, with witnesses initially thinking it an April Fools joke.
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Jerry Gordon
Streetsboro
Ohio
Unique double wedding near Snoma redefines family ties
Richard Ellsworth and his son Keone Ellsworth wed Emma Barrett and her daughter Jenkie Barrett in a nearby ranch setting. Neighbors noted the unlikely pairing as the fathers planned voyages while the brides move to new homes. Ellsworths assume control of the Barrett ranch and Els woods residence with their spouses.
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Wis
Snoma
S. 1
T Richard Elsworth
Hig
Keone Ellsworth
Emma Barrett
Jenkie Barrett
Witsworth
Barrett
Ellsworth
Barrett Ranch
Elsworth
Kaiser’s Oscar to Attend Harvard With Roosevelt Heir
Kaiser Wilhelm II plans to send his fifth son Prince Oscar to Harvard in the next college year to be college mate with President Theodore Roosevelt’s son. The move follows a pattern of German-American university ties and favors, dating back to 1900, including statues donations and professor exchanges.
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Kaiser
Roosevelt
Emperor Willian
Princ Oscar
Thirvaed University
Warvard
Prince Oscar
Theodore
Fanious Atement University
Prince Fleury
Prussia
United States
Attempted wreck on Pennsylvania fastest train near Lowellsville
Report states a lifting crane crew near Lowellsville Ohio removed a telephone pole across the rails with stakes fastened to the ground in a bid to wreck the Pittsburg to Cleveland fast train. Seventeen minutes later the 50 mph express sped past. Railroad detectives led by Captain Gastinger of Newcastle are investigating.
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Othe Pittsbare
Penneylvania
Chicago Limited
Narrow Escape From McB Street Duel In Springfield
Ohio man involved in a street duel in Springfield attracts a pursuing crowd. In the melee Peter Cait and Will Jones flee after gunfire wounds Jones, a former city fireman intervenes and arrests him. Separate report: Albert Phillips, 24, burned to death in a theater fire in Lockport New York. No crowd injuries.
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Ohio
Peter Cait
Will Jones
Springfield
Crain
Crim
Jones
Chin
Teals
Albert Phillips
Hero Shot by Thug in Pittsburgh Area
Charles L. Stanley a commercial traveler attempted to rescue a girl attacked by Wesley Christopher in St Joseph. Christopher shot Stanley as he rushed to aid the woman. Three assailants fled toward the Bessemer and Lake railroad bridge at Turtle Creek near Pittsburg. Samuel Cardiac reportedly died after being struck when the train passed.
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Charles L. Stanley
St. Joseph
Wesley Christopher
Christopher
Stanley
Bessemer and Lake the
Turtle Creek
Pittsburg
Samuel Cardiac
Omaha Grain Man Kills Self
A prominent grain commission figure in Garba known as AJR ASQUIDIS reportedly took his own life at his home. The motive is unclear and the record notes a long career as an original promoter of the Onoha Grain Exchange.
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Omaha
Self
AJR
Asquidis
Garba
Bruself
Tia
Life of Galusha A Grow Ends in Glenwood Pa
Former Congressman Galusha A Grow dies at his Glenwood Pennsylvania home from a general breakdown attributed to old age. In Covington John Beck, a man over 70, dies by his own action after his wife deserted him.
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Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
John Beck
Covington
Commercial Report Shows Bright Trade and Stable Outlook
Unusually favorable conditions push Masterdride volumes above prior records with strong buying in seasonable and luxury lines. Labor calm, high loan totals, and robust money markets support activity as staple markets draw outside buyers. Freight movement up from last year, western commercial calls steady, and failures modest. Wheat and corn exports rise while money remains high and delays persist in deliveries.
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TSS Rerson
Chicago
Dan
United States
Canada
UOUS
TSG
Pers Tao
Tradstreet
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains Across Cities
The report lists cattle hog and grain pricing by city including Indianapolis Saint Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with ranges for hogs and sheep and various grades of wheat corn oats rye and butter. Prices show wide variance by market with primes and common grades noted and per bushel per hundredweight figures cited.
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Chicago Castle
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati Cauitle
Detroit
Harley
New York
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