Toledo admits Al Wade killed Kate Sullivan two years ago
Al Wade confessed to the two year old murder of Kate Sullivan in Toledo Ohio during a sensational hearing. The defense offer to plead not guilty to second degree murder was refused by the prosecutor. Two times the brother of the murdered woman attempted to assault the prisoner in the courtroom but failed. The prisoner nearly fainted as the county physician attended.
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AL Wade
Kate Sullivan
St. Louis
Toledo
Ohio
Atardey
Brand Wihartleck
Womuan
Bank Robbery Suspects Captured After Hartford Fight
Two men Fred Lewis and William Anderson alias William Randolph were arrested in Hartford County after a desperate gun battle with a Pinkerton-led posse. They were accused of robbing a Union Missouri bank and killing Pinkerton detective Charles Schumacher, with $14 000 in cash taken and $8 685 recovered.
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Fred Lewis
William Anderson
William Randolph
Union
Charles Jo Schumacher
Pinkerton
Heartford Coun
Hartford
George S. Dougherty
Newark
Pinkerton Agency
Lewie and
Anderson
President Roosevelt calls extra Senate session in 1903 proclamation
The proclamation from Theodore Roosevelt orders the U S Senate to convene at the Capitol in Washington on a Sunday in March at 1 o clock noon. It bears the date March 2, 1903, and is signed by Secretary of State John Hay.
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Isaves
Senate
United States of America
Theodora Roosevelt
Senate of the
United States
Washington
Marcel
United
Theodore
Governor Yates Dismisses Editor in Threatening Visit
Chicago report says Illinois Governor Richard Yates scolded Percival L Harden editor of a spicy society paper over remarks about Mrs Yates. Yates allegedly warned that further references to Mrs Yates could trigger a shooting affray. Harden admitted the paper bears responsibility but claims he saw the objectionable item after printing.
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Yates
Chicago
Stern
Richard Yates
Illinois
Percival L. Harden
Prince Henry
Harden
Mers
Teo
Interaew
Herhns
Reuers
Aft Water
Joseph H Strong
Pfarden
Million for Autos At Chicago Auto Show
An auto show in Chicago under the Chicago Automobile Club and the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers sold about a million dollars in autos in one week. The event drew over 8,000 attendees in a single day, highlighting the vehicle’s growing popularity despite high costs.
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Chicaco
Aio
Boer Camps Reduced to Seven Thousand Six Hundred
News notes vast prisoner camps shrinking from about 158000 to 7600 by November. Other items cover amnesty for Siberia banished students, Russia Austria Macedonia status quo, US demand for 1.5 million, Chinese rebellion risks, Turkey bans sports, Leopold Rhine cession, and famine distress in Russia.
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Siberia
St Nicholas
St Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Macedonia
Balkans
United States
Corga
Hankow
China
Tung-Fuh-Siang
Bolivia
Bahia
Nazareth
Acre
Ds Colonids
No Change in the Senate as Thirty Senators Expire
A Washington correspondent notes terms of thirty U S Senate members expire on March 30 with balance of power unchanged. Sixteen incumbents are reelected. party switches occurred but overall political complexion remains. Several Republicans and Democrats are listed as replaced or succeeded, yielding a net Republican gain in an emergency vote while southern representation shifts. This marks the first time since the Civil War that such a large turnover occurred without altering the South's partisan balance.
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Louisiapal Lay
Georgia
Mallory
Florida
Jones
Clark
Arkansas
McLaurin
Latimer
South Carolina
Stone
Missouri
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Hopkins
Tinois
Simons
Fulton
Oregon
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Nevada
Wellington
Gorman
Maryland
Deboe
McCreary
Kentucky
Pritchard
Overman
North Carolina
Heltfield
Heyburn
Idaho
Rawlins
Smoot
Utah
Harris
Long
Kangas
Turner
Ankeny
Washington
McLourin
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Southern Confederacy
East Tehn
Ohio Flood Claims Many Lives in Western Towns
Telegrams report severe flooding across northwestern Ohio with Findlay Lima Tiffin Marysville and Upper Sandusky hit hard. Drowned include Sam Moffatt Nel son Jacobs Henry Thomas in Findlay and David Divley near Fremont. Rivers rose to twenty year highs causing washed tracks damaged bridges and mass evacuations.
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Findlay
Lima
Tifa
Marysville
Upper Sandusky
Sam Moffatt
Nelson Jacobs
Henry Thomas
Fremont
David Divley
Poonsslvania
Alegheny
Monongahela
Ike Opera House Remains Landmark After Fires and Restorations
The Ike Opera House in Cincinnati, a noted national theater from 1859, survived a major fire in 1876 and was rebuilt on a grand scale. It later suffered another fire last year, then underwent lavish restoration. the stage hosted many renowned actors over decades.
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Ike Opera House
Sita Qutaun
Cincinnati
Malu Engire
Fear Farm Hands Unionize Across Central States
Central farmers form alliances with employers as laborers including regular hired hands hobos stubble chasers broom corn cutters fruit pickers and seasonal workers join new unions. Organizer Freder ik W Job notes aims likely shorter hours and uniform wages while employers across sectors sign rosters to protect against wage demands. Nearby notes report Gates eyes Montana gold mines a fatal electric cable accident and other local incidents.
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Frederik W Job
Tlingis
Jub
Central
Kans
Nebraska
Dakotas
Ilinois
Mr. Job
John W. Gates
Montana
WL. Rogers
Leadville
Colo
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Illinois Lawmakers Pass Bills in Busy Session Day
Tuesday yielded multiple approvals in both chambers. The Senate backed Farnum as well as payroll data measures, while the House approved funds for a Tranesse Willard statue in Statuary Hall and Swedish relief. Debates over salaries, libel law changes, and park projects continued as committees met.
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Willard
Statuary Hall
Washington
Sweden
Finland
Darrow
Gray
Hinds
Johnson
McClenathan
Owen
Tice
Magill
Trade Review reports weather disrupting shipments and steady prices
The Weekly Trade Review notes storms disrupt traffic and merchandise flow while February gross earnings show gains. Bradstreet figures show wheat and corn exports and a trading outlook remains favorable despite bearish pressure and winter wheat concerns.
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R. G. Don & Co
United States
Canada
Major U.S. grain and live stock markets across cities
The report lists prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Buffalo and New York with bids for cattle hogs and wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and other commodities. Prices vary by grade and destination, reflecting market conditions.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Bsc
Sir Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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