Dr Cronin murder trial details call to stand
In Chicago the Cronin murder trial heard Mrs. T. T. Conklin recount the night’s events. She described a mysterious visitor seeking Cronin and a card from the P Sullivan Ice Company. Witnesses identified Clan na Gael members and camp 20 proceedings amid tensions over a triangle issue and a secret committee.
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O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Dr. Cronin
Conklin
Frank Scanlan
Conklins
Mr. Scanlan
John F. O’connor
United Brotherhood
Clan-na- Gael
Er Hall
Martin Burke
Patrick Cooney
Patrick O’sullivan
Dan Coughlin
Camp
Michael J. Kelley
Kelley
Cronin
Mr. Foy
John F. Beggs
le Caron
Capt. O'Connor
Triangle
Patrick J. Ford
Camp 20
Minnesota Fires Spread Across Woods and Marshes
Faribault dispatch reports thousands of acres of swamps and forests burning daily across the region. A farmer fell through a peat road while hauling hay but escaped with his horses as hay and wagon burned. Large marshes near Rice Mud and Watkins lose vast timber and hay supplies including 1000 cords of wood and about 100 tons of hay.
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Faribault
Minn
Here
Owatonna
Investigation Finds 25 Glass Blowers Violated Contract Labor Law
District Attorney Lyons reports twenty five glass blowers who arrived in Boston and worked at Jeannett Pennsylvania cannot be sent to their countries of origin. He says those who brought them here violated the anti contract labor law and can be prosecuted.
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Lyons
Western District of
Pennsylvania
Boston
Jeannett, Pa
Treasury draft approved for prize in Jeff Davis capture
A treasury draft for 293 dollars from the 100000 dollar government prize for capturing Jeff Davis has been approved by First Comptroller Asa Matthews. It is drawn to Horace Levernier of Chicago who served in company B First Wisconsin volunteers. He recently applied for his share and several others have also applied.
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Jeff Davis
Treasury
First
Asa Matthews
Horace Levernier
Chicago
First Wisconsin Volunteers
World's Fair Fight Sees Chicago Backed By Locals
Acting Secretary Batchellor rules Chinese laundrymen barred from landing under the Chinese Restrictive Act. Special Chicago correspondence details Chicago's bid for the 1892 World’s Exposition, noting strong subscriptions and Westward preference with Chicago backing by rail and business leaders, while New York faces criticism for lack of site and water access.
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Batchellor
United States
Chicago
St- Louis
Schachaeeideak Ster Tavsads
Boards of Trade
Washington
Knights Templars
Giles Graham
Secretary Halford Returns to Duty at White House
Private Secretary and Mrs Halford arrived from Fortress Monroe. Mr Halford is much improved and will resume his duties at once.
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Halford
New York World’s Fair Guaranty Fund Totals 1 053 146
The guaranty fund for the New York City World’s Fair amounts to 1 053 146 dollars as the total available backing for the event. This fund supports exhibitors and activities, ensuring financial safeguards for the exposition.
Man who believes in nothing and in everything
A provocative line contrasts belief and disbelief, noting the parity of conviction between those who deny all and those who embrace all ideas. It presents a philosophical stance on faith and doubt without specific person or event.
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Michael J. Kelly
Thomas Murphy
Capt
O’connor
O'Connor
Patrick O'Sullivan
Andrew Foy
Sedgwick Street
Foy
No. 96
Drs Cronin
North Side
Turner Hall
James Walsh
Hugh Gleason
Cavanaugh
Longenecker
Patrick McGarry
Richard Powers
Alexander Sullivan
Stephen Colloran
Colloran
Calloran
John F. Bergs
Guardian
Burke
Coughlin
Cooney
Dennis O'Connor
Capt. O’ Connor
Capt. O’connor
Oan L. Mal
Marlor
Minnesota
New York City
Rhode Island
New York
Thos. B. Bryan
Blair
New Hampshire
Dearborn Street
Cragin
C. B. Holmes
Chicago City Railway Company
New York Post
Yerkes
North Chicago Street Railway Company
Philadelphia
West
East
Old Crystal Palace
St. Louis
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