Infernal machine traced to Chicago shops in Naronic case
Police link three Chicago workers W J Seymour J W Elsenberg and John Clarke to G Trussell's deadly device used against the ship Urnbria. Detectives believe the dyna mit er was made in Chicago and shipped to New York where it was intended for an explosion. The Naronic disaster is tied to a note found among a suspect's effects.
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Chicago
G. Trussell
New York
W. J. Seymour
J.W. Elsenberg
John Clarke
Russell
Washington Boulevard
Umbria
Susnert
Cunard
le Brun
Unions and the Law Debate at Boston Social Convention
Boston May 14 The American Social Science association opened its annual meeting with talks by Lewis Brandeis and Harvard President Eliot on labor unions. Brandeis urged unions to accept legal accountability and avoid injunctive abuses, while Eliot rejected penalties and argued unions face moral rather than legal liability.
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Boston
American Social Science Association
Lewis Brandeis
Massachusetts Bar
Eliot
Harvard University
Brandeis
Harvard
Steamer Keefe Crashes Into Whaleback On Lake St Clair
In Lake St Clair a collision occurred between the steel steamer S. J. Keefe on its first Buffalo to Duluth trip and the whaleback barge 130. Suction from another vessel caused the crash damaging the Keefe's stem to the water line while the whaleback barely stayed afloat with prompt measures.
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St. J. Keefe
Lake At St. Clair
Detroit
Mich
Coltison
Lake St. Clair
S. J. Keefe
Buffalo
Duluth
Steel Trusteer
Keefe
Lake Huron
W. A. Black
Black End
W. EF. Lamber
Bond
Sauber
Great Camp of Indiana G A R Attendee Record Set
Indiana G A R encampment in Anderson draws over 36 000 veterans and visitors. Retiring adjutant general R M Smock reports 14330 in good standing, relief expenditures 1911, quartermaster receipts 6831 disbursements 3901 assets 4000. Parade features include 5000 veterans, Governor Durbin and senators Pairbanks and Beveridge, plus a living flag of 2000 school children.
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Ra Ling
Durbin
Pairpanks
Beveridge
Student’s Hand Blown Off in Salute Mishap at Marietta
In Marietta on May 15 during a salute for Commander-in-Chief Thos. J. Stewart of the G. A. R. a premature explosion injured several. Walter Kelly, a student, lost his right hand and suffered three broken ribs.
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Marietta, Co
Marietta College
Thos. J. Stewart
Walter Kelly
Bigamist breaks from jail in Kokomo shooting
In Kokomo Indiana on May 14 officers pursued W W Montgomery an alleged bigamist who shot jailer Jerry Emerson and was then shot by Emersons wife Montgomery fled the scene and his injuries are unknown He confessed to three wives in Beatrice Nebraska Seward Oklahoma and Iowa.
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Kokomo
Ind
W. W. Montgomery
Jerry Emerson
Emerson
Montgomery
Beatrice
Neb
Seward
Okla
Iowa
Will Sail for Venezuela from New York
Washington May 35 The steamer bound for LaGuayra will carry Herbert W Bowen US minister to Venezuela who led the Venezuelan claim at the Bratbridge arbitration along with Robert C Morris US agent Mrs W T B Doyle Ward A Fitzsimmons and Mrs Fitzsimmons and Miss Margaret M Hanna of the state department serving as translator and stenographer.
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Alrs. Fitzsimmons
Tiss Margaret M. Hanna
Department of State
Big plant resumes work at Deering plant
The Deering plant of International Harvester will reopen after a ten day strike. All striking workers are to be reinstated, non union hires kept, and arbitration will decide the nine hour day and new wage scale while the company concedes the right to organize.
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Chicago
Deering
International Farvester Company
Reception to Dr. Ewald in Annual Gastro-Enterological Meeting
Washington May 15 The American Gastro-Enterological association met in annual session with Prof C A Ewald of Berlin as guest of honor. He displayed a rare intestinal tumor specimen to illustrate his paper on intestinal diseases. Several more papers on the subject were read and delegates attended a reception in the afternoon.
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Washington
American Gastro-Enterological Association
C. A. Ewald
Berlin
Ewald
Germany
Salt Trust Pleads Guilty and Fined
San Francisco May 15 The Federal Salt company pleaded guilty to violating the Sherman anti trust law. The case ended with a $1000 fine.
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California
San Francisco
Federal Salt Company
United States
Cou
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