Bomb Attack in Union Square Kills One and Injures Many
New York March 8 a blast in Union Square during a 10 000 strong unemployed gathering killed one man and wounded others as police and guards prepared to disperse the crowd. Police cleared the park and arrested several involved in the melee while the bomber declared he acted alone and named his partner later. The bomber identified as Selig Silverstein 21 of Brooklyn claimed he bought nitroglycerine in Brooklyn and made the device from gas pipes.
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Union Square
New York
Dirs
Union Square Park
Boudary Street
Hovacx
Reilly
Alb
Chaptain Reilly
Ata
George Wavitington
Sintad
Moma
Littte
Selig Silveretela
Clark Street
Broadway
Russia
United States
Cohen and
Ives
Park Street
Brooklyn
Goldstein
Eldridge Street
Broom Street
Manhattaany
Silverstein
Explosion Kills Men at Hanna Mine in Wye
A gas explosion in Hanna mine No 1 at Hanna Wye March 25 entombed twenty men. Rescue teams fought to reach the shaft as the fire raged below the tenth level. Authorities fear no survivors. a similar 1893 mine disaster killed 26.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Hanna
Taco
Backie Soul Company
Alexander
A Fordman
Josepit Bur
James Knox
Alf Dodde
Gus Raney
PLA
Tempest Sweeps Central Indiana Bits of Destruction
Severe wind and rainstorm swept Noblesville and surrounding counties damaging homes barns and factories. Arcadia area saw heavy losses including unroofed houses and a glass factory walls leveled. Fairmount and Madison S counties hit by a cyclone with two large Lafayette Gas pumping stations leveled and a summer kitchen ripped from a farm. Livestock killed and property destroyed in early morning tracks.
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Noblesville
Ind
Wer
Haimilton ‘County
Arcadia
Ana
Fairmouxy
Madison
Srant
Fairmount
Lafayette Gas Company
Windstorm Roars Through Frankfort Indiana Causing Massive Damage
A brisk southwest windstorm hit Frankfort Indiana on March 28 causing widespread destruction. The Woodside addition lost twenty five outbuildings, Sims and Co City Mills suffered a $2500 loss, and the federal canning factory roofs were blown off. Palmer and Cleveland mill factories reported roof and timber damage, with the Frazier schoolhouse near Chrée talles northeast of the city badly wrecked.
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Brankfort
Ind
Woodside
Sims & Co
Palmer
Cleveland
Mindle
Chrée Talles
Frazier
Tornado Strikes Blackford County Towns in 20 Years
Hartford City Indiana March 25 a tornado like storm swept the south portion of Blackford county early this morning. A Mt Zinn schoolhouse was blown to pieces and other buildings suffered severe damage including foundations toppled chimneys and uprooted trees. Telephone lines and factory roofs were damaged with widespread minor losses.
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Hartford Citt. Ind
Blackford County
Mt. Zinn
National Cash Register Company resumes operations in Dafton
The National Cash Register Company, after a period of disruption, has resumed operations in Dafton. The return affects about three thousand workers and signals a broader restart of manufacturing activities in the region.
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National Cash Register Company
Gas contract ordinance delays stir council session
Councilman Henry and Coristhnan Johnson sought more time to study the gas contract provisions. The ordinance was last night referred to the contracts and franchises committee. Chairman Bayer plans a Monday committee meeting with a possible report ready for Tuesday, signaling a special council session if needed. Mayor Hoxey and the Board of Public Works backed the delay to avoid suspensions of rules.
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Henry
Mr. Johnson
Coristhnan Johnson
Bayer
Hoxey
Board of Public Works
Journal-Gazette
Goak
Chak
Cook
Journal- Gazett
Committee On
Lranchiver
Port Wayne Nee Teller
Ensey
Ensey and the Soard
Who Saltters
Ees
Bryan to Speak in Vincennes Indiana Tonight
William Jennings Bryan planned to address Young Men's Christian Association members in Evansville Sunday night and then travel to Vincennes, where he will speak for two hours at the Grand Opera House amid a large audience and formal welcome by local officials.
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Vincennes
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Young Men's ‘Christian Association
Evansville
Goldberger Geis Stay Granted in Arson Case
Colorado merchant Goldberger, brother of Morris Goldberger of Fort Wayne, was convicted of arson in Pueblo and sentenced to the penitentiary. A twenty day stay of execution was granted so his attorneys may seek a supersedeas and file exceptions with the state supreme court. If granted, bail may be provided by Morris Goldberger until the high court rules. Authorities remain convinced Hathaway helped conspire in the store fire.
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Colorado
Wiha’ Ie
Morris Goldberger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Supreme Court
Charles
Hathaway
Goldberger
Aslied
Deadly end of unlawful love in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio on March 15 D J Glendenning a 45 year old traveling scalesman and Catherine Hughes 40 were found dead in the woman's room of a boarding house. Glendenning had a shot through the head from a pistol hidden behind his beret. Hughes was shot in the eye and reclined in a chair before a desk with a mirror. A revolver lay between them with two chambers discharged.
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Sandusky
D. J. Glendenning
Cleveland Cloak
Natherine Hughes
Pertnent
Glendenning
Wich
Weather Brief: Partly cloudy and fair across regions
The report notes for Sunday and Monday that Ohio will have partly cloudy skies with Sunday cloudy conditions in the south. Lower Michigan shows partly cloudy Sunday and Monday, while Indiana and Illinois expect generally cloudy Sundays and Monday with periods of sunshine in places.
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Washington
Ohio
Golder
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Illnois
Indiana Prison Warden Reid Resigns Over Health Strain
James D. Reid, warden of the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City, resigns due to nervous breakdown and health concerns. He has worried over having to oversee thirteen executions in six years and would resign rather than execute again. currently no inmates await the death penalty.
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Indianapolis
Lad
James D. Reid
Indiana State
Micaigzan City
Belg
Reid
Acquitted On Third Trial In Infant Murder Case
Huntington Ing March 28 After three hours retirement the jury in the case of Dorman A Mosher charged with complicity in the death of the infant daughter of his daughter Nora in April 1907 was acquitted. In two former trials the jury disagreed. Mosher has been in jail eleven months Nora Mosher the daughter who testified that her daughter was killed in the agony of childbirth was convicted last salt of murder and he came here from the woman's prison to testify for his father. Mosher a sixty three years old John Dial at one time husband of Nora Musher was a Witness for the state.
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Huntington
Ing
Dorman A. Mosher
Nora
Mosher
Nora Mosher
Windstorm Hits Kendallville and Vicinity
A severe windstorm struck Kendallville and nearby areas early Saturday, causing major damage northwest of the city. J. E. Longyear of Wayne township suffered severe burns and property loss, with his insurance on the Noble County Mutual. A farm on Angeline Cate’s property lost two thirds of its barn roof and a windmill, while the Miller household had doors and windows blown in and safe-room damage. Several farmers in Aten and Jefferson townships reported damages and storm-related destruction in the area.
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Krst
Edyndallville
Rid
Nareh
Endallville
J. E. Longyear
Wayne Township
Burns
Longy
Noble County
Mutual
Edward Miller
Angeline Cate
Aten
Jefferson
Cis
Two Millers Oppose Weakening Liquor Laws in Gubernatorial Race
In a survey of candidates for Indiana's Republican nomination, Hugh T. Miller of Columbus and Charles W. Miller of Kentland set out their positions on local option, state control of institutions, and public utilities regulation. They argue for nonpartisan administration and careful expansion of public commissions while opposing politicizing alcohol policy.
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Tndianapoims
the Miller
Columbus
Chieles ‘W. Daldler
Gontian
Lanvers
James E. Wetson
Rushville
Wiliam L. Taylor
State Institutiona
Senate
Railroad Commission
Charles W. Miller
Indianapolis
Avril
Stata
Hauer
New York
Kendallville He pot Damaged by Hoodlums
Kendallville Ind March 28 night hoodlums entered the depot damaging a room setting cards and baggage, breaking windows and tearing on the third corner. Earlier visits by unknowns damaged the premises. police ask to identify the guilty parties for justice.
Political maneuvering as primaries loom in county race
Delegates slate and proxy plans dominate Republican county politics as talks split Miller and Watson camps. New party chair L A Hoge leads a reorganized meeting in city hall while preparations for May 2 primaries unfold. Attendees push voter education on new primary law and set Saturday meetings to monitor events. George Waldschmidt named assistant sergeant at arms for the state convention.
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Milos
Watson Campalim
Ita
Miller Managera
Watson
Republican County Central
Gammates
L. A. Hoge
Poiat
Tiel
Attorner
Wy Gi
Carpentier
John Morris
Attttorney Haxty
Hogan'end
James B. Heargy
George Waldschmidt
Bea
Indianapolis
Waldschmidt
Robbery Report Highlights Violins and Rifle Theft
A confusing police report cites a robbery involving a violin and a rifle at Lavangman street. The incident allegedly included disturbances at poultry yards and a suspect lifting items from an apartment. Authorities warn of a planned break up of a local practice.
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Lavangman
Garelrest
Gletley
Reiehi
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SCCRR
Frankfort
William J, Bryan
Geis
Taks Gase
Ural
James. D
Reed
Anilana Prison
Qarman A. Mosher
Chile
Zvere
Kendallville
Goshen Man
Hugh Th. Miller
Hugh Ti
Muller
Senato
Gantard Blind Tiger Inn
Wilson Muller
Miller
Goshen
Feld— George
L. Ashley
William Hazelett
New Haven
Parry & Hogan
Tor’ator
Stephen B. Homing
Arthur Overstreet
Gamealea
Hugh Th. Mle Ware
Westerdale
Jesse Overstreat
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