Arrest Probable In The New Haven Shooting Mystery
New Haven January 5 police guard A Maxcy Hiller a key witness in the Edwards murder case detained at Temple Street home. Coroner Mix signals possible arrest as inquest extends with new witnesses and autopsy ongoing. state attorney alights on bench warrant.
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New Haven
A. Maxcy Hiller
Chas. A. Edwards
New York
Temple Street
Mix
Hiller
Pond
Bartlett
Williams
Maxcy Hiller
Conn
A. Maxcy
Mr. Hiller
Abigail Hiller
Chas. Hiller
Edwards
Charles A. Hiller
Hiller Homestead
Kansas
C. S. Bartlett
Capt. Cowles
Headquarters Detective Force
A. Mixey Hiller
State Attorney
Ames presents first draft of insurance code to President
Representative Butler Ames delivered the nearly 100 page insurance code draft to President Roosevelt at the White House. Roosevelt expressed strong interest and complimented Ames on his intelligence and industry. The legal work is handled by Assistant Attorney General Frederick H. Nash, with final polish expected in a couple of weeks before introduction to the House.
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Washington
Butler Ames
White House
Roosevelt
Ames
Congress
Frederick HM. Nash
District of Columbia
Moody
Army and Navy Friction Polied for all shoes
Army and Navy friction proves durable for all footwear in testing. Notes emphasize quick drying properties and lasting wear, with comparisons to other polishes. No turpentine used, signaling a safer, practical finish for military and civilian use.
Ejection at White House and City Work Notes
Mrs Minor Morris was removed from the White House after insisting on seeing the president. A police officer aided in her removal as she shouted and refused to leave. Other items report appraisers not at work, city hospital valuations, refuse removal at butcher shops, and political committee bond decisions amidst local governance updates.
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Washington
Jan
Minor Morris
White House
Dr. Morris
Ohio
B. F. Barnes
Morris
Barnes
City Hospital
Eastman
Board of Charities
Board of Health
Lowell Butchers
Knapp
Missouri suits seek to bar Standard Oil from Missouri
New York January fifth. Wm Rockefeller nephew of John D Rockefeller and vice president of Standard Oil testified before Frederick Sanborn a Missouri special commissioner in hearings for two Missouri suits. One action aims to bar Standard Oil Indiana from doing business west of the Ohio River and the other seeks to prevent cooperation with allied companies in Missouri under antitrust law.
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New York
Wm. G. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Frederick W. Sanborn
Gov. Folk of
Missouri
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Standard of Company
W. BR. Jedford
Standard OW
Herbert 8. Hadley
Indiana
Sta’ OW
Ohio
Miscouri
Republic
Crushed by a Drawing Frame at Quidnick Mill
George Young, 46, an expert machinist with Howard & Bullough Co of Pawtucket, was killed in the carding room of Quidnick Company's mill while moving a heavy drawing frame. The machine toppled, an upper part fell, and he died within minutes. He lived in Atlebore and left four widowed and children.
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Quidnick
KRLL
George Young
Howard & Bullough Company
Pawtucket
Quidnick Company
Youne
Atlebore
Business License Question Amid Corportation Activity
Fragmentary text notes charter or license to do business, mentions Alfred Db fke Chicago and John BD, Jokneon fm in connection with corporate actions.
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Tcense
Alfred
Fke
Chicago
John BD
Jokneon Fm
Unprecedented Smoking Ban By Cigar Makers Union
Worcester January report says the Cigar Makers Union voted to fine members five dollars per cigarette offense to protect its Sick Benefit Fund. The ban targets paper cigarettes while allowing pipe smoking.
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Worcester Cigar Makers
Worcester
Jan. S
Focal Cigar Makers Union
Wee
Senate committee to reconvene after chair absence
In Washington Ian reports the senate committee on fethattan will re meet to review the formations of members of the cabal after the senate reconvenes on Monday next.
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Washington
Ian
Milter
Fragmentary OCR Snippet From Local Page
Nonsensical text fragment provides unreadable OCR from a local page segment with no clear people places or events readable for a proper summary.
Receivership Action Deferred for Provident and Securities Bank
Massachusetts Supreme Court Judge Braley postponed the receivership petition filed by savings bank examiners against Provident and Securities Banking Co of Boston to January 10. A temporary injunction against doing business stays in force while the court weighs the examiners’ authority. The bank’s Franklin Street office closed. depositors waited in corridors then withdrew. The firm’s assets total about 609,707 with only a small cash portion, and deposits amount to roughly 182,000 from between 800 and 9000 customers.
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Boston
Savings Bank Examiners
Provident, and Securities Banking Co
Braley
Massachusetts Supreme Court
S. K. Hamilton
Hamilton
Savings Bank
Franklin Street
de Goosh
Hundreds of Lynn Factory Workers Deposit in Boston Bank
Lynn January 5 hundreds of local factory workers deposited money in Provident Securities and Banking Company of Boston. An office at 16 Central avenue opened only Saturdays with a Boston officer collecting savings from small banks distributed by local employees. Forty cents of the first dollar deposited served as commission. Many customers withdrew funds during Christmas holidays.
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Lynn
Provident Securities and Banking Company of
Boston
Central Avenue
Nearly Three Thousand Depositors Hit by Brockton Closure
In Brockton nearly 3000 depositors in the City Bank of Boston faced losses as the local branch closed under court action. Deposits ranged from one to two hundred fifty dollars, many from minors including girls employed in area stores and shoemaking plants. William T. McIlvaine of South Boston, district agent, ordered the branch shut and a court action notice posted. Crowds gathered outside the Arcade branch awaiting developments.
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Republican City Committee
Democratic City Committee
William J. McCluskey
Owen J. McArdie
Casey
Brockton, Jan
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Boston
William T. McIlvana
South Boston
Chiklos Refuses to Believe Wife Dead in Murder Case
Lawrence Chiklos, arraigned in police court, pleaded guilty to murdering his wife but the plea was rejected and changed to not guilty. Held without bail for the March superior court term, he is believed insane. Neighbors say he denied her death, claimed she would turn up, and argued over a ring tied to the tragedy amid a life insurance lapse.
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Lawrence Chiklos
Hadley
Dennis J. Murphy
Chiklos
Superior Court
Murphy
Otaly
Matthew Stein
James F. Savage
Redmond Welch
Lawrence Chikles
Stein
Richardson
The
Humane Society
John Warshovsky
Warshovsky
Varshevseky
Hayes named as House Rail Committee Chairman in Boston
In Boston the senate and house leaders announced the make up of railway related committees amid expected street railway legislation. Key appointments include Senator Cummings as chair of the street railways committee with Worcester’s Mesere Hill and Converse. House members Tuttle Pittshore lawyer Stratford Reed Hall Acton Abbott Cambridge Tere Quinien Boston and River Bennett Nevin lead committees and subcommittees with several members serving as chairs.
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Boston
Dana
Senate
Cole
House
Cummings
Notfot
Mesere Hill
Middieces
Keees Hottrieb
Worcester
Converse
Tives Tuttle
Pittenes
Offesten
Pitchoere
Stratford Reed
M Hall
Acton
Ee Ieee
Cambrida
Quiniend
Nevin
Norfolk
Commmiiles
Failreade
Bauer Aw
Benen
Reesei
Alleged witches garrotted in Havana prison riot
In Havana authorities arrested several men described as white witches by associates. The group faced execution by garrote amid a tense city scene as officials moved to quell unrest.
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Havana
Demings Recoert
Victor .Molina
Mulatta
Pricon
Somerville Note Mentions Hettrick and Rees In Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR references Hettrick Rees Somerville with scattered words. Unable to determine a clear event or entity set beyond these names.
Chicago Boy Murders In Railroad Cover Up
Chicago Jan 5 William J Moran aged 19 confessed to killing 17 year old Robert Collier during a quarrel. Moran placed the body on a railroad track hoping a passing train would hide evidence. The body showed a bullet wound and was moved from Moran’s barn to the track. Police rounded up Moran and fifteen companions as the investigation unfolded.
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Chicago
William J. Moran
Robert Collier
Moran
Collier
Collier's
British steamer sunk by powder explosion near Saucon
French Indochina reports the Pieitieh steamer Carttalees Saigon was wrecked yesterday after a powder explosion following a connection mishap. Two crew members, an engineer and a ballast, are reportedly missing while rescuers attended to the remaining crew.
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Saucon
Indo China
Carttalees
Saigon
Lifeboat Scene From New York Harbor Incident
A lifeboat incident near New York Harbor reported hoA aan wal sow pattern. An 82 foot craft was prepared by the crew and towed to the rescue station after an engine issue.
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New York
Jan
Mfe
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the Lands and Buildings Department
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Canal Committee
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Ing Co
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Grand Jury
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