Denver Priest Murder Mystery Deepens In Anarchy Probe
Denver authorities pursue a conspiracy theory after Father Leo Heinrichs was killed at St Elizabeths church. Two suspicious men watched the mass and a witness linked the assassin to an earlier Paterson posting. Police expect arrests. thirty anarchists are targeted nationwide as the church funeral plans and Paterson burial proceed.
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Denver
Col
Leo Heinrichs
Giuseppe Alio
St. Elizabeth's Church
Paterson
Reds
Alio
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Father Leo
Alin
Michael Brunetti
St. Elizabeth’s
Franciscan Brotherhood
N. J
Delaney
School of Anarchists
Aho
Italy
America
Tals Tava
Coain
Taint Archy
Buenos Ayres
wUlere
Paterson, M. J
Calorada
Misses Leeds Pearl Necklace Trial Reveals 1909 Purchase
In New York a U S court testifies Mrs William B Leeds paid 240000 for a Paris pearl necklace in 1909 and traded a second necklace valued at 25000. The case seeks 110000 refund of duty overcharged when customs classified the pearls as a necklace and taxed at 60 percent.
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New York
William B. Leeds
Paris
United States
Bernard Citroen
Leeds
America
Citroen
Socialistic party seeks to gauge will for city organization
Dr. James F. Morse, Indiana Socialist national committee member and city resident, plans to mail letters to potential socialists asking if a permanent city campaign group is viable. If enough respond, a meeting will be held in the court house assembly room.
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James F. Morse
Indiana Socialistic Party
Court House
China and Germany discussed trade in Manchuria
Sun Pao Ki Chinese minister in Berlin reported to the German foreign office that Pekin asked him to discuss with Berlin the Japanese trade treatment in Manchuria and to consider a possible US Germany accord on trade in all Chinese territory. Washington weighing if such an agreement is needed or already covered by international treaties.
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Berlin
Sun Pao Ki
Pekin
Manchuria
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
China
State Department
Washbington
Washington
Roosevelt
China to send message on Manchuria and relations
Washington reports indicate Wu, newly appointed Chinese minister, will deliver a special message after arriving in the capital. The note addresses China's ties with Japan and Russia, and follows protests by American textile interests over railway policies in Manchuria.
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Washington
Manchuria
China
Japan
Russia
State Department
Ald
Berlin
Riot at Polish wedding leaves multiple stabbed in Chicago
In Chicago on February 25 a riot between two Polish factions at the wedding of Leo Chasski and Mary Wadya left four men stabbed likely to die and many others cut. Police arrested twenty rioters after a melee at Joseph Kuta's saloon and a possible further assault occurred as Stan Wadark lay unconscious.
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Chicago
Joseph Kuta
Front Street
Yieters
Leo Chasski
Mary Wadya
James Grimm
John Lubetzeski
John Wadya
Stanley Wadark
Wadya
John McDonough
Hoagland School To Open After Smallpox scare
Hoagland school closes due to smallpox fears and disinfecting. Classes resume tomorrow afternoon at the regular hour with pupils not vaccinated in two years required to vaccinate again. Officials say the danger is believed eradicated.
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Hoagland School
Army of Educators Gather in Washington for National Meet
More than 2 000 educators from across the country gather in Washington for the National Education Association department of superintendents annual convention. Sessions address time and energy saving in schools with leaders from St Louis Joliet and Cleveland. Roosevelt White House reception planned. new departments to be organized and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Superintendents
National Education Association
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
National Society For the Scientific Study of Education
The
Society of College Teachers of Education
Educational Press Associations of America
National Committee On Agricultural Education
Southern Society For Philosophy and Psychology
North Carolina Association of City School Superintendents and
Conference of State Superintendents
Roosevelt
White House
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Association
Los Angeles
Department of Rural and Agricultural Education
Educational ‘Department of National Organizations of Women
B. Cooper
Seattle
Wesh
Wilson
Fliner E. Brown
United States
F. Louis Soldan
St. Louis
S. I. Heater
St. Paul
F. B. Dyer
Kineinnan
Frederick E. Bolton
University of Iowa
Iowa City
C. N. Hendall
Indianapolis
John A. Long
Joliet
W. H. Ellson
Cleveland
Roland Falkner
National Civic Federation
England
New Meat Packing Firm Seeks Bash Plant Lease in Fort Wayne
The Silberhorn Packing company of Fort Wayne has formed with 26000 capital and aims to enter meat packing on a large scale. Directors include W H Silberhorn of Chicago Bush Fort Wayne C D Campbell Chicago W E Webb Jr Fort Wayne and H A Ritter Chicago. Lease of the Bash Packing plant is being prepared for stockholder review as details await final settlement.
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Silberhorn Packing Company
Fort Wayne
Bash Packing Company
W. H. Silberhorn
Chicago
Public building funds sought for Goshen and Mishwaka
Representative Brick introduced bills to appropriate 100000 dollars for post office buildings at Goshen and Mishwaka. Representative Holliday delivered a eulogy on the Private Soldier in the house, arguing battles are won by the private’s courage, a defense met with applause.
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Washington
Goshen
Misha
Waka
Holliday
House of Representatives
Movement aimed at clearing house for Indiana telephone tolls
Action to establish a state clearing house to speed settlements for long distance interchange among Indiana independent telephone companies took place at a Fort Wayne meeting of the Indiana Independent Telephone Association. W. L. Moellering presided with E. M. Popp as secretary.
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Indiana Independent Telephone Companies
Fort Wayne
Indiana Independent Telephone Association
Anthony Wayne Club
W. L. Moellering
E. M. Popp
Moellering
W. &. Vivian
Grid Rapids
Anchigan Telephone Clearing House Association
John Coffey
Indianapolis
C. S. Willard
Lagrange
H. Roe
Ossian
J. A. Jbrown
Winehest
Dr. Parrish
Monroe
FF. M. Schirmeyer
Decatur
W. H. Magley
Columbia City
D. M. Strouse
Auburn
John Emrick
Joan Simon
Frank Pulver
Huntertown
Fred Wilder
Angola
G. W. Beers
Frank Taylor
Lagro
W. Ll. Moelering
MM. Popp
G. T. Fox
Martin Umbach
Portugal on Brink of a Political Revolution
Lisbon February 25. Republicans predict a violent struggle as monarchy faces possible collapse. Campaigning will be open with dissident progressivists rallying after the king and crown prince killings. Universities and the church may shape the outcome while foreign intervention is not expected. Bert Edwards has returned to this city, which used to be his home. Six
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Lisbon
Portugal
Bert Edwards
Sahich
Stoessel Convicted in Court Martial in Port Arthur
Sentenced to death for surrendering Port Arthur, General Stoessel faces possible commutation as Russian papers blame a broader system for the fortress loss. Trial also targets Stoes sel, Fock, Reiss, and Smirnoff while calls grow to indict Kuropatkin and Vicero y Alexieff for wartime responsibility.
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St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Fock
Reiss
Smirnoff
Russia
Kuropatkin
Alexieff
Stoessel Seeks Pardon After Port Arthur Surrender
In St. Petersburg on February 25 General Stoessel, condemned to death for surrendering Port Arthur to Japan, petitions Emperor Nicholas for a full pardon. The court recommended commuting the sentence to ten years in the fortress and removal from service.
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St. Petersburg
Trent
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Nicholas
Toledo Eyes Fort Wayne Canal Project Public Talk
Toledo engineers show growing interest in a deep waterway linking Lake Erie and Lake Michigan via Fort Wayne. The Toledo Society of Engineers invites Randall and Bash to speak on March 13, with 10 000 copies of Frank B. Taylor’s pamphlet on canal feasibility in circulation. A. Thompson of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress lauds Taylor’s manuscript.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Fort Wayne
Messrs
P. A. Randall
Dc. S. Bash
Toledo Society of Engineers
Randall
Bash
D. Bullock
Bush
Frank B. Taylor
A. Thompson
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Taylor
Derailment injures thirty on excursion train near Laredo Texas
A Texas derailment near Orrville and Monterey injured about thirty passengers from Toledo Chicago and Canton on a northern excursion. Pullman cars stayed on rails as an axle break caused the wreck. The Gates party from New York and Alois Riegel relatives remained unconfirmed in the days after the crash.
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Laredo
Texas
Orville
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Gates
John W. Gates
New York
South
Beaumont
Chicago
Canton
Mexico
Alois Riegel
Piace
Frank Bougher
Riegel
Protos and crew face snowdrifts in New York to Paris race
In Kendallville Indiana the German Protos reached at 19 15 forenoon and left for Chicago with Maas and Knape in charge after Lieut Koeppen reportedly abandoned them in Edgerton Ohio. Maas and Knape vow to press for an understanding in Chicago or abandon the race. French Moto Bloc No 2 then arrived shortly after.
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Sentinel
Kendallville
Ind
Protos
New York
Paris
Chicago
Manas
Knape
Koeppen
Edgerton
Ohio
Maas
Lieut. Koeppen
Moto-Bloc
Man Settles Family Quarrel in Missouri Tragedy
LaMar Missouri February 25 Lee Hart a coal hauler shot and killed his mother in law Mrs Joseph Howards and seriously wounded her husband before killing himself in a domestic tragedy. The event occurred last night and leaves a widow and wounded survivor.
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LaMar
Lee Hart
Joseph Howards
St. John ousted from Wayne Labor Federation panel
The Wayne Federation of Labor demanded and obtained Elmer St. John’s resignation from its political committee after his persistent backing of gubernatorial candidate James E. Watson, who is banned by organized labor. George A. Kiefer was named to replace him after a stormy meeting.
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Ort Wayne Federation of Labor
Elmer St. John
St. John
James E. Watson
Labar
George A. Kiefer
Mr. St. John
Central Labor Body
Hope Hospital Nurses Class Of 1908 Graduation
The Hope hospital Training school for nurses held a graduation for ten 1908 graduates in the high school auditorium. Rabbi Ettelson delivered the principal address with vigor and earnestness that held the audience’s attention as the ceremony progressed.
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Hope Hospital Training School
Rabbi Ettelson
H. W. Ettelson
Rabbi
Hartje Conspiracy Suit Opens as Testimony Begins
In Pittsburg on February 25 the conspiracy case against Augustus J. Hartje and associates moves to court. Attorney Andrew Fisher testifies after a conference with Hartje, Welshons, and Tooe as the inquiry starts.
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Pittsburg
Augustus J. Hartje
John L. Welshons
Clifford Hoaoe
Hartje
Andrew Fisher
Fisher
Welshons
Tooe
Hudson River Tunnel Opens Connecting Hoboken and New York
The Hudson River tunnel and subway system linking Hoboken with New York City was formally opened today. President Roosevelt initiated the first official train from New York to Hoboken, with governors of New York and New Jersey and other officials aboard. A letter from the President was read as part of the ceremonies at the new station of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad in Hoboken.
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New York
Hoboken
New York City
Hudson River
Roosevelt
Washington
New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna &Western Railroad
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William Leeds
National
Morse
Civ
National Association
Bash Packing Plant
East End
Brick
Bill
Mishawaka
Alexieff and Others
Fort Wayne Canal
Society of Engineers
C. S
Pullmans
Mrs. Riegel
Hoosier Showdrifts
Watson
iLabor Federation
Gotham
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