Tragic Noblesville double murder supects suicide claim
Noblesville Indiana August 12 George W Hudson and his wife aged 55 were found dead at their fourteen acre home southeast of Noblesville. Police concluded the murders were likely robbery with both shot by a pistol. Their daughter Alta aged 19 discovered the bodies with a bullet through Mrs Hudsons temple and Mr Hudson shot in the heart region. Bloodhounds were used as coroner Ray later said indications point to Hudson killing his wife then himself with robbers not responsible.
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Harriman and Kahn Ordered to Answer Before Court
New York Aug 13 A federal court order requires Edward H Harriman and Otto H Kahn to appear Oct 21 and show cause why the Interstate Commerce Commission petition should not be granted The commissioners seek access to matters in the Chicago and Alton railroad case Milburn for Union Pacific argues witnesses may refuse questions about private business and says the commission lacks authority over the source of Chicago and Alton securities.
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Chicago and Alton Securities
Immunity Granted to Chicago and Alton Railroad
The Chicago and Alton company will not be prosecuted for granting rebates to Standard Oil. Judge Landis will announce the decision, following a favorable view from the president and Attorney General Bona parte and the discovery of an immunity promise by Moody when he was attorney general. Moody, now a Supreme Court associate justice, aided the defense. without Alton's help, the oil trust case would have faced more counts in Chicago New York and Tennessee.
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Fanatical Moors Repeat Assault on Casablanca
Four thousand Moors attacked Casablanca but were repulsed by French troops who inflicted heavy losses. In Morocco Raisuli negotiations continued under purge, with Sir Harry returning to Fez guarded by friendly tribesmen. MacLean’s return expected to ease the threatening Moroccan seaport tensions.
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Morocco
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MacLean
Priest and Woman Suspect in Pittsburgh double murder
Ludwig Sczegiel a Polish priest from Chicago shot and fatally wounded twin hotel proprietors Steven and Andrew Starzynski at 1111 Carson Street. Steven died soon after, Andrew is not yet recovered. A woman identifying as Francisca Sprock is held as a suspicious person. Sczegiel is jailed on murder charges after alleged heavy drinking and a disputed motive.
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Sczegiel
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Young Ladies Take Vows in Holy Order at Fort Wayne
Eleven young ladies in Fort Wayne took vows Tuesday and were received as novitiates in the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ. They pledged to devote their lives to relief of human suffering and education of the young. The ceremony at St. Joseph's Hospital began at 10 o'clock and was conducted by Rt. Bishop Alerding with Rev. Hisenring, hospital chaplain, assisting.
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Mystery Polish Name Fails Directory Inquiry
In Chicago on August 8, officials could not locate Lud wig Sczegiel in the city directory and clergy from Polish churches could not identify anyone by that name.
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Ludwig Sczegiel
Three Die in Belfast Riot Near Barracks
In Belfast on Aug 13 a riot between troops and strikers near Cullingtree Street hospitalizes many. three people died including a woman and two men as troops fired into the mob and police and militiamen were wounded. crowds overwhelmed local hospitals with injuries and bloodshed reported.
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AP Operators Strike Cripples News Service in Chicago
Telegraph operators on the Associated Press leased wires walked out in Chicago and many cities last night. New York and Chicago keys were silenced while Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee and St Joseph kept some workers at their posts. AP employs 300 operators nationwide. Strikers demand eight hour days six days weekly pay 30 dollars weekly for day work 35 dollars for night work plus overtime and vacation terms. Stone replied that wage and hour changes would add over two hundred thousand dollars yearly, and AP as a mutual not for profit agency has no shareholders or profits to fund such increases.
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Mutual
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
General strike spreads across country crippling telegraph service
A broad telegraphers strike began August 4 in Los Angeles and San Francisco and has extended nationwide. Western Union Postal and Associated Press operators have walked out, threatening to halt rail and news operations. Chicago Board of Trade urged President Roosevelt to intervene to avert an industrial catastrophe.
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Telegraphers Predict General Strike Across Nation
General Secretary Russell announced in Chicago that a general strike of Telegraphers in the United States and Canada could be called by night, with 25,000 union members expected to walk out. Railroad telegraphers’ involvement is being considered after success in prior citywide actions.
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Fort Wayne Saddled by Telegraphers Strike Wave
Fort Wayne feels the impact of the national telegraphers strike as Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices show little activity. Local operators, all Commercial Telegraphers' union members, have not been officially called out but may be ordered to join comrades in other cities. Some sources say Fort Wayne operators would strike if directed.
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Postal Telegraph Companies
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Notice on telegraphers strike impacts The Sentinel
Readers are warned that a telegraphers strike, including AP operators, cripples The Sentinel news service. Telegraphic market reports are abridged and the paper hopes a settlement soon will restore normal telegraphic news.
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