Priest Shot at Denver Mass by Italian Anarchist
In Denver Father Leo Heinrichs was killed during early mass at St Elizabeth's parish when Giuseppe Guarnaccio, an Italian anarchist, pressed a revolver to the priest's heart after receiving a communion wafer. He fled, was pursued by Patrolman Croning, overpowered, and jailed. The assailant claimed a general grudge against priests and cited his anarchist creed. The body was taken to the morgue as crowds demanded justice and authorities moved the suspect out of town to avoid mob violence.
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Denver
Col
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Eleventh
Curtis Streets
Giuseppe Guarnaccio
Leo
Daniel Croning
Giuseppe
Delany
Hayes
Sity
Stessimontt
Italy
Central America
United States
Cologne
Germany
Paterson
N. J
St. Bonaventure’s
Cragham
N. Y
Oregon
Father Leo
Littleton
Colorado Springs
Guarnaccio
Avaties Place
Wekefell
Mass
Guarnsccio
Chiet
Delaney
Nesbit
Guarnnesia
Thalami
Genassiz
Czar Paul
Russia
Ring of
Portugal
Assassin planned to kill four priests, FBI records reveal
An exami nation of letters from Guarnaccio shows he planned to kill four priests this morning. He gave a Wekefell Massachusetts address and admitted no remorse. He claimed to act to “save” the poor and cited distant assassinations as influence. He denied anarchist ties.
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Assassin
Wealthy New York Italian Found Murdered
Wealthy Italian wine importer Remonio Colla, a leading member of the Italian community and a 32nd degree Mason, was found dead in his West Broadway warehouse office. Police suspect homicide, with a hammer blow to the head and a staged suicide, as coroner investigations begin and motives remain unclear.
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New York
Remonio Colla
Champ Boy of Commerce
West Brondwiy
Hilareath
Horberger
Cette
Cella Alleged Officers Targeted by Assailants in Bid
Senet with Celle's mane bidding as found assailants forced Cella to weltsite lat ter under threat Tallis was discovered by Di who has been attoned as a suspect. Cutsar Biadhi, a son of Cella, is also held as a amit Geralamo Cella is said to have witnessed a fortune of 400000 dollars.
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Senet
Celle
Cella
Tallis
Cutsar Biadhi
Four Die as Train Hits Spring Valley Wagon Party
A wagon carrying young people to a basketball game was struck at a West Nyack grade crossing by an Ontario & Western express. Four died instantly and others were seriously injured, including two who died on arrival at a Hoboken hospital. The dead include OBMORGH RLITH age 20 assistant superintendent of the Spring Valley telephone office and basketball team manager, NELSON MAY 19, BER MERS SINGER 14, EDITH SINGER 10, GEORGE SHINN 26, and JEANETTE PALMER 7. Injured survivors include Warren Palmer 22 Henry Divieres 23 and Mary Edith Bir 13 with grave conditions.
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Spring Valley
N. Y
Orem
Fivery
George Fenny
Nyack
West Nyack
Ontario & Western Express
Hudson County Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
Nelson
May
Bermers Singer
Edith Singer
George Shinn
Jeanette Palmer
Warren Palmer
Henry Divieres
Mary Edith Biri
Black Hand Threat Targets Naval Powder Magazine
In a letter signed Black Hand to Commander Braunsrueter at the fonia island naval magazine the group threatens to blow up the vast smokeless powder stores unless married men discharged by January 1 1908 are reinstated. The discharged workers include many Italians and Sicilians.
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New York
Braunsrueter
United States Naval
Fonia Island
Ten Die In Civil Unrest During Moharram Procession in Persia
Ten persons were fatally hurt in a civil unrest event in Tehran Persia during a Muharram religious procession. Several ecclesiastics were among the injured as violence erupted in the street today.
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Persia
Taheran
Fel
Missouri Valley railroad shops close for cost cuts
Sedalia Missouri February 23 The Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad shops in Sedalia which employ 500 men have been closed until March 2 and the shops of the entire system will be kept idle as much as possible to reduce expenses.
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Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Edison Under the Knife in Ear Operation
New York February 22 Thomas Ay Baison, inventor, lies a patient at Manhattan Free Ext and Throw hospital where a cautious operation aims to remove trouble in the left ear. The report notes the medical team plans a careful antiseptic procedure and anticipates a swift recovery, with updates to follow.
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New York
Thomas Ay Baison
Manhattan
Warsaw and Peru railroad extension work to start in spring
Moker, general manager of Winona Toterurbine Railways, announced that work on the Warsaw and Peru extension will be rushed next spring. The company saved 86,000 by delaying copper purchases until prices dropped, allowing new trolley wire for the line.
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Peru
Warsaw
Ind
Fe Snh
Moker
Winona Toterurbiin Rellweyr Company
Wasaw
Ryahyid
Gumms
Pent
Injured by Prohibition in Kansas City, Kan.
A Kansas City Kansas pamphlet by former editor Waggoner rebutts Attorney General Drinkete's remarks on prohibition effects. He argues real estate values fell, crime rose, and city finances suffer after saloons closed, citing tax arrears and vacant stores. A vivid portrait of bankrupt police, shrinking revenue, and widespread business vacancy outlined.
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Kansas City
Kan
City
Regent
Drinkete
Wo Waggoner
Kansans City Globe
Wagsoner
Kansas
Waggoner
Salsons
Chamber of Commerce
Kangassey
Weather forecast for Opie area with warmer temps
Ambiguous heating trend expected with a warm spell on Monday and Tuesday. Northern sections may see rain mainly in the west while temperatures rise modestly. precipitation chances increase toward the end of the period.
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Opie
West Partie
Casiertinn
Undersea tunnels link New York to New Jersey era forward
The article outlines a rapid expansion of wireless and underwater transport in the United States with a major focus on the Hudson and Manhattan river tunnel system. It notes 175 foot towers, creosoted timber bases, and an ambitious McAdoo system connecting Manhattan and Hoboken, with plans to link to Cortlandt Street and Jersey City and integrate with major rail lines. The piece highlights President Roosevelt set to inaugurate the tunnel, and mentions the early tunnel opening as a milestone after decades of effort.
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Stetter
Alesiia
Fort Micheel
Ahaha
Alaska
Mreking
San Francisco
Yukon
United States
Army
Signal Corps
New Tigre
Manhettan Island
Hudson
Hudson Ferries
Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Aid
New Jersey
Albany
Harlem River
Grand Central Station
Toyn
Mercer
McAllon
Willan G. McAdoo
Manhattan
Ailroad Company, & Young Tennesseeig
Wees
Morton Street
Tower West Side
Hobokan
W. J
Wonderful Progress Fort Wayne Knights Council Largest Outside Chicago
The Fort Wayne council No 4 Knights of Columbus admitted sixty five new members, making it the largest council in the U S outside Chicago. The ceremony featured multiple degree teams from Fort Wayne Toledo and Chicago with Dr H O Bruggenman leading. A full list of new members followed including Grigory A Lauer and many others with addresses across Fort Wayne.
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United States
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Ageat Council
HO. Bruggeman
Grand Knight
Dart Wayne Council
James P. Egan
Toledo
Philip McKenne
Thomas Cannon
Cannon
Grigory A. Lauer
Maumee Avenue
Frannis M. Laer
Coombs Street
Benj W
Hontal
RF D
John C. Ailker
Erie Street
John P. Shen
Dawson Street
Amerel J. Conroy
Bfelita Street
Thos. Shoyln
Locust
Chak
IL Yonsing
Sumuilt Street
John Andeaw Henry
East Wasnestr Hauke
East
Williams Connellay
Wheeler Street
J. Grausmelz, Sr
Henry Mf. Zauner
East Saltenfield Street
Robert le Pps
Wart Warne Street
Nacoly J. Seblink
Avernue
Daniel Mules
Creighton Avenue
Chilin J. Sweenry
Awalliams Street
Harry
Bring
Greaney
Sonpaiut
Madison Straw
Motherwell
Frobard
Harry I Ryan
Adgewelas
Valentine
Schultz
Gerestevet
Webster
Eevert F. Tinusmein
ROFLD
Robert Cramar
Calhoun Street
Geores
Achmitt
Clark Street
E. Chiancey
Clinton Street
Garnan
Avon
Ind
Marvatlis
Weethurger
West Telerson
Joseph Kicinriphert
Misumee Avenge
Garret WE Trelbarger
Thomas Stron
Chi
Thet
Am Manisan
Slelel
Len Hoyorka
St. Martin
Mogrooville
Tap A. Wyn
Wiithet
Kat Jenstor
Uhre
Adgertan
O. Vitam Ailers Matte
Charters Kelton Portain
Frank Millen
Port Wayhe
Indianapolis union forms to back brewing interests fight prohibition
In Indianapolis a new labor organization is planned to unite brewery and related trades against prohibition. The Indiana Allied Trades Association will advocate a tempered liquor sale policy while defending thousands of brewery workers and suppliers. Albert Lieber of the Indianapolis Brewing Company aids the effort, claiming the push protects jobs and commercial welfare.
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Indianapolis
Ini
Saps
Indianapolis Star
Indiana Allied Tradex Association
Ihe
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
S Zustering
Allied Trades Association, Bre
Edli Viahiott
Busines
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Gulla B. Harber
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