Indictments in dynamite conspiracy case issued by federal grand jury
Indiana report says thirty three indictments were returned against labor union officials and others in the dynamite conspiracy probe. Warrants to be issued immediately with secrecy on defendants names. Arrests expected soon across multiple cities as the six week inquiry nears its end.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal
McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Federal Grand Jury
A. B. Anderson
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
Hoston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
In- Alanapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Peoria
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
Kanenla City
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beattie
Anderson
Ulon
Mystery Murder Unsolved As Police Link Dickinson to Explosion
New York police probe the death of Mrs. Helen Taylor after a bomb blast in her apartment. They tie alleged facts to Charles M Dickinson who was with Taylor when the explosion occurred. A quarrel and scratches on Dickinson's face are cited as context.
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New York
Helen Taylor
Charles M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Evans
Dickinaon
Dickingon
Dick~ Neon
Tom
Mra
Taylor
Powtmaster
Champlain
N.Y
Elder Dickinson
Wormonday
Mustn't Destroy Books Warhneton Case In U S Court
A garbled OCR item from Warhneton Pel describes a U S court action involving injunction against a defendant in a government fraud case. It references United States Glee! corporation and concerns destruction of books or papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhneton
Oudige Chirag
United States Court of the Ttated
Choouil
Lin
United States Glee! Corporation
Big Wowk
Five family members found dead in Philadelphia home
A family of five including a father, mother, and three children were found dead in their house in Philadelphia after an apparent gas or smoke incident. A man and woman were revived at the scene, while investigators search for causes and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pao
Cus
Alan
Vola
Italian Boy Returns to Deny Abduction
Antonio Maggiore 19 appeared at his parents home and told Chicago police he left home of his own accord with $7 savings. Investigators voiced belief he was not abducted though his story will be fully checked. His brother Michael Maggiore died soon after the search began amid questions of poisoning or tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antonio Maggiore
North Aide Talian
Chicago Avenue
Captain Meagher
Michael Maggiore
Royal Return Triggers National Thanksgiving in London
London crowds greet King George and Queen Mary as they return from India. A blessing service at St Pauls Cathedral drew 6000 worshippers amid fog and slush. Archbishops Canterbury and York led prayers with bishops and clergy as the royal procession entered.
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London
George
Queen Mary
India
St. Paul's Cathedrral
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Alexandra
St. Paul's
Canterbury
York
Alsule
Identity of Kimmel Involved in a Suit
In St Louis Missouri on February 7 the third trial of a case over insurance for bank cashier George A Kimmel missing 13 years and the identity of J White, a former convict, is set to begin before Judge Amidon. A receiver for a Niles Michigan bank sues an Insurance company of New York alleging White is Kimmel. Witnesses include Stel Kimmel mother Mia Ada Honwlet sister. White denied as Khimmel. White reportedly in Saint Louis but not interviewable.
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St. Louis
George A. Kimmel
J. White
Pet
United States District Court
Amidon
Niles, Mich
New York
White
Kimmel
Mien Stel Kimmel
Mia
Ada Honwlet
Bank
Khimmel
Plaintff
Bt. Louth
Fron Prine Lant
Nilon
Mich
Indiana oil concern to cut big melon in stock split
New York reports Standard Oil of Indiana plans a $29 million stock increase at its March 7 meeting in Whiting. The move would lift capital from $1 million to $30 million and distribute the additional amount to stockholders as a large stock dividend, with shares recently trading around several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peb
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Ol Company
New Joravy
Indiana Company
Whiting
Ind
Volo
Btanchard Oil Company
New Jersey
Indiank Company
Btandard
Btandard (1
Inidlang
Leanells
Gea
Vermillion Bay Preserve Bought by New York Investor
Federal game preserve in Newivienna spans 73000 acres on Vermillion bay. Mow Huseel Hage of New York buys the tract and plans to offer it to the United States government for inclusion, per information received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newivienna
Murch Belana
Vermillion Bay
Berks Pariah
Mow. Huseel Hage
New York
Chinese Imperial Troops Suffer Heavy Losses at Hui Chow
Cablegram to the Chinese Free Press from San Francisco reports about 1500 Chinese imperial troops killed or wounded and 600 captured in a battle at Hui Chow. The dispatch arrived today.
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San Francisco
Hui Chow
Chinese Free Press
Dynamite Charges Near Indictment in Federal Case
Indianapolis officials say the federal grand jury is set to vote on dynamite conspiracy indictments after the testimony phase. More than thirty indictments are drawn, with funds raised and counsel lined up for potential defenses as action is expected tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ataten
Charlies W Miller
Federal Grand Jury
English royalty in London after sea tour return
King George and Queen Mary return to London after three months away crowned emperor and empress of India. They are greeted at Victoria station by Premier Asquith, diplomatic corps and city officials as crowds cheer across a snowy route to Buckingham Palace. Religious services planned at Westminster Abbey.
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London
Sea
Londoen
Georg
Mary
England
Great Bintain
Ireland
India
Beoord
Medina
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
Blue Pee
Guard of Honor
Victoria Station
Acrose
Asquith
Diplomatie Corps
Navy
Army
British Isles
Notention
Princess Mary
Buckingham
Victoria Street
Parliament Square
Whitehall
Mall
Reseniing Soverelaws
Great Britain
Westminister Abbey
Death Dirge as Swenton Is Executed in New York
February 6 in Bing Bing prison Swenton was executed by electric chair for the murder of Isaac Lee on November 3, 1910 in New York City. Prison notes say inmates sang a death dirge as the sentence was carried out. The killing stemmed from a quarrel over a remark about codfish and trusts.
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Cwwining
M. D
Bing Bing
Jesus
Charles Swenton
Isaac Lee
Swenton
Anne Lee
West Sixty-Ninth Street
New York City
Len
Lees
Ehet Hin
Suffragists Reject Rules Made By Men In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri meeting of the Equal Suffrage Association the group adopted an amendment to replace the male created rules of order with parliamentary law drafted by Mrs G B Longan president pro tem.
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Hanane City
Suffregiste
Kansan City
G. B. Longan
Death by gas ends romance of two Gotham couples
New York February 6 a double tragedy ends a romance begun five months ago when Louise Lawrance Suydam and Frederick Noble died by gas in their apartment on One Hundred Twenty-eighth Street. Noble had eloped with Mrs Suydam's former husband, Walter Lispenard Suydam, after Buydam's flight from her Blue Point home. Police say a prior suicide attempt occurred the same week. Noble to be buried in Patchogue Long Island and Mrs Suydam in Philadelphia.
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New York
Mia
Louise Lawrance Suydam
Frederick Noble
Sam
Noble
Patchogue
Sugar Trust Pleads To End Prosecution
New York reports that the American Sugar Refining Co and other defendants seek to halt government prosecution in the sugar trust suit. They contend the 1807 formation aimed at fair competition, deny knowledge of under weighing, and claim their trade share is under 40 percent, with duties paid between 0.3 and 0.4 percent of total duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Fuger Refining Company
United States Supreme Court
A.C. Knight & Co
American Company
Knight Company
Niagara Victims Feared Lost After Ice Bridge Collapse
Niagara Falls N Y Feb 6 watchers monitored the whirlpool rapids as ice chunks and a rising jam rushed the gorge. The man and woman believed to be Eldredge Stanton of Toronto and a third victim Burrell Heacock of Cleveland remained missing. The father of Heacock arrived despondent, hoping for a recovery with rescue ropes proving futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miagera Falla
N. Y
Eldredge Stanton
Toronto
Ont
Tony
Burrell Heacock
Cleveland
Recalcitrant Bishop Leaves for His Exile
The recalci trant Bishop Hermogenes, dismissed from the Saratov diocese and exiled by order of the emperor and the holy synod, left at dawn for his exile. Abbott Mellodorus of Saritayn is banished to a remote monastery in Windl indy. Detectives continue active search for Hermogenes.
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Petersburg
Hermogenes
Saratov
Holy Synod
Hirovitsky
Windlindy
Cata
Hermmogenes
Iddlng
Dania
Hook to be Named to Succeed Harlan
President Taft expected to send to the Senate on Wednesday the nomination of William Hook of Kansas for the Supreme Court seat left vacant by Justice Harlan. The move signals a broader judge selection, with possible posts in federal courts at addresses in New York and the eastern Wisconsin district.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Wiliam Hook
Kansas
Supreme Court
Harlan
Gle
Addoasge
Coultors
New York
Easter
Wisconsin
Batten Divorce Action Dismissed After Reconciliation
Kenneth Batten asked the court to dismiss his divorce suit against Theresa Hatten after a reconciliation that saw them wed again for three days. Batten remains under arrest on charges from his own attorney alleging flight from town and defrauding creditors, with his wife posting fur security. The court confrontation included sharp exchanges as Batten threatened violence outside the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenn
Nev
Eugene
Batten
Theresa K. Hatten
Batten Ia
Justice Court
Sneed Murder Trial Began at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas February. Three wealthy Texas families figure in the murder trial of John B. Snead charged with killing Capt. A. G. Boyce a wealthy banker. The case centers on the elopement of Snead’s wife with Boyce’s son and possible unwritten law defenses. Jury completed Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
John B. Sneed
A. G. Boyce
Snead
Sneads
Boyces
Snyders
A. C. Boyce, Jr
Canad
Fire destroys grain elevator in Chicago area
A fire at the Northern Malting grain elevator on Ashland Avenue and Bloomingdale Road in Chicago caused an estimated 600000 in losses. Two firefighters and a watchman were injured as officials promised an investigation led by the fire attorney. The nearby Acme Malt grain elevato r had burned out earlier within a two week span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northern Malting Company
Ashland Avenue
Bloomingda! Road
Seferiich
Acme Malt & Grain
Near Centenarian Dies in Utah at 97
Spring Valley Utah Feb 5 534 descendants spanning five generations survive Mer Sylvia A Sanford who died today aged 97 Born in Vermont she was an early Mormon convert crossing the plains to Utah in 1848 She was mother of eight children and has several great great grand children living.
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Spring Valley
Utah
Mer
Sylvia A. Sanford
Vermont
Sanford
Plains
Barton to Wed Pearl Leonardi in St Joseph
William Baker Barton star first baseman of the Drummers and a White Sox recruit will marry Pearl Leonardi tomorrow at the Episcopal church in St Joseph. The ceremony will be held at the Episcopal church with Miss Leonardi from St Joseph's younger set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Joseph, Mo
William Baker Barton
Chicago White Sox
Mies Pearl Leonardi
St. Joseph's
Episcopal Church
Protests at Polk Street Polls Stir National Tensions
incoherent OCR notes describe poles in protest in Chicago and mentions the United States Government and a proposed resolution. The fragment references German and Polish elements, a national treat violation claim and a petition sent to Washington. Limited readable facts available.
Mayor Koontz Faces Audit Findings in Iowa City
A late report from the city auditor charged Mayor George Koontz with improper use of funds. The audit outlined the mishandling of municipal money and listed alleged financial irregularities under his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. K
Koontz
George Koos
Iowa City
Stenographer Loses His Place in Senate
Washington February 6 Pending the disposition of charges against Albert Menburg Ra a member of the official reporting staff will be held as a committee witness He will not be employed in the Senate while the charges are pending The official reporter proceedings will continue in his absence as the hearing lasts three days
Work of dynamiters in a six year period 1905 1907
A detailed ledger of arson and explosive incidents tied to the American Bridge Co and related firms from 1905 to 1907. It lists numerous attempts and damages to bridges, hotels, factories, and public works across Cleveland New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and many other cities with dates and damage estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsdon
Melville-Marshall Construction Co
Pelham
American Bridge Co
Clinton
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co
Mississippi River
Chicago
Pittsburgh Construction Co
North River
West Farms Station
Lewin F. Shoemaker & Co
Philadelphia
Fall River
Mass
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago, Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Leveland
van Dorn Iron Works Co
Somerset
Phoenix Bridge Co
Duffalo
N.Y
McCtvnde- Marshall Construction Co
Lobimh Tee Railroad
Cincinnath
Pittebureh
Dana
Cincinnati
Truffalo
New York
Pennsylvania
Sie
Karine City
A. M. Madgett
Detroit
Whitehead & Kalew
Pittsburgh Construction A
New Haven
Portford
Hoboken
Marshall
Buffalo
McCain
Detrick
Muffalo
McCnain
Elen
Indianapotia
Ind
Albert von Spreckelsen
Central Union Telephone Exchanme
von Spreckelsen
Cleveland
Brown Holetina
Green Bay
Wie
Winconssin Bridge & Iron Co
Deoria
McClintic-Marshall Construction Co
Akron
Hurget Tron Co
Jersey City
N. J
Pittsburgh
MacClintics Marshall Construction C O
Omsha
Neb
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron O
Superior
Wis
Heyl & Patterson
Oakland
Paele Coast Lumber Co
Kansas
McCtlinthes Marshall Construction Co
Seattle
Wash
Nes Élven
Peorin
Lucas Bridge & Iron O
East Peorin
McCivides Starsnall Construction Co
Nivetown
Worcester
Muse
Hoston Bridge Works
Hall & Pawling
ti—Los Angele
Lie Eailen Iron Works
Kunsan City
Walter Vansten
Erle
Mecain Construction
Brown Hiolsting Machinery Co
Iron Works
Mires
Springfield
McClintlhehall Construction
Jef- Seomig
O's
Bration
Milwaukee
Heyl & Pattergon
York
Frepeh Lick
Lafayette Bridge Works
Ohnaha
Nev
Caldwell & Drake Tron Works
Court House
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Husain
Britain
Insurance Company
Indiana Oil Concern
Standard
Ee — Nove Peotia Con Minew
Federal Game Preserve
King
Cheoree
Chad
Kansas City
Gotham
Niagara
Hook
Sneed
Pel
Gedoht Uimenha
Waoellinaghew
Pollay-Amorkein
Beck
Ile Poli Provi
Erhelia
Deadwood
Ook
Oklahoma City
Okla
Phyelectan
Sena
Owl & McCord
East Twenty-third Street
Jersey Meadows
East Twenty-fourth
American Bridge C O
cCleveland
Firidge
Nuffalo & Bus
Quehanna
Newark
Derrick Wrenkel
Ausset
Pas Merron Civitie-Marehall
Ohioburgh Construction Co
Rajitomd
Clairton
American Hbridge
Whisky Island
Pittsburg Construction Co
Belidige
Russell Wheel and Foundry Co
Gietuliding
American Steel and Wire Co
Holsting
Youngstown
Youngstown Construction Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Neer Harrison
N. J. Brann & Blurat Co
Erie Railroad
Lucius Con
Mill Creek
Lucius Co
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