Powers Held In Plot To Kill Goebel Trial
In Frankfort Kentucky March 27 the defense of Caleb Powers Republican secretary of state in Gov Goebel assassination case produced no testimony today The court held Powers without bail for the grand jury finding he had some connection to the conspiracy though not the shooter The session adjourned until 2 pm with Davis and Culton cases to follow This shift occurs as bail values and church ties surface in related proceedings including Capt John Davis bail at 5000 and Dr Applegarth resignations and church moves connected to John D Rockefeller interests.
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Frankfort
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Powers
Conpiracy
John Davis
Wm. H. Culton
Petsgrove
Commonwealth
Culton
Davis
Ramsey
Dunlap
Mrs Goldens Threat Over Goebel Case Sparks Tension
Louisville March 27 Mrs Wharton Golden accuses her husband of being drunk or bribed to relay a court story. She threatens lynching if he returns. Dick Coombs the alleged Goebel assassin denies involvement in the conspiracy.
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Louisville
Wharton Golden
Dick Coombs
Goebel
Arrest of Youney in Goebel murder case linked to Powers
In Frankfort Kentucky on March 27 detectives arrested H B Youney private secretary to Republican Auditor Sweeney as the man with the black mustache named by Golden in testimony as the key holder to Caleb Powers office. He is charged as an accessory before the fact to Gov Goebel s murder.
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Frankfort
H. B. Youney
Sweeney
Golden
John Powers
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Cullen confesses in Goebel fascination case in Kentucky
Frankfort March 27 W H Cullen sent for Commonwealth Attorney Franklin and it was reported he was making a confession regarding the Goebel fascination. An attorney for Cullen said he is making a clean breast of everything known so far.
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Frankfort
W. H. Cullen
Franklin
Goebel
Cullen
Rockefeller Split Tears at Euclid Avenue Church
In Cleveland a church rift centers on John D. Rockefeller and his gifts to Euclid Avenue Baptist. Pastor Dr Applegarth resigned after a sermon that implied Rockefeller sanctified stolen money. The dispute reportedly strains ties between Frank and John D. Rockefeller and led to reduced financial support.
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Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist
Rockefellers
John D
Frank
Sco Appiegarth
Dr. Applegarth
Leales
Frank Rockefeller
Heston
Plymouth Pastor Faces Possible Heresy Probe Over Creed
New York reports Rev Newton Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Congregational Church may be tried for heresy after sermons stating the confession of faith condemns eternal cruelty. Hillis denounced the creed as incompatible with God's mercy and said he would withdraw if the Chicago Presbytery formally addresses the issue.
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New York
Newton Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Hillis
Saloon Keeper Murders Partner in Chicago
Vito Paoletto fatally shot his partner Frank Antonio Giavito at 107 Ewing Street. Five bullets struck Giavito from behind as he faced away. Paoletto, a cripple, fled on a crutch to a barber shop, then hid in a passageway until police detained him. He tried to speak but could not utter a word. He was taken to Maxwell Street station and later to County hospital. officials suspect the shooting shock caused temporary loss of speech.
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Chicago
Vito Paoletto
Ewing Street
Frank Antonio Giavito
Gravito
Paoletto
Maxwell Street
Wheelr
Pacletto
Funeral of John Scott editor of Peterborough Transcript
Peterboro New Hampshire March 1 Funeral services for John Scott editor and proprietor of the Peterborough Transcript were held today under the auspices of Aliment lodge No 3 F and A M. at the Unitarian church at 1 o clock Rev William H Wailbridge of Rawheeter NH formerly of the church preached the sermon The staff of the Transcript office attended the ceremony.
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Peterboro
N. H
John & Scott
Peterborough Transcript
Auetiews
Aliment Lodge No. 3
A. M
Peter
Unitarian Church
William H. Wailbridge
Rawheeter
Tearere
Transcript
Tenement on Broadway Offers For Sale In Central Area
A two story tenement with fourteen rooms near Epee Bath Stone shows improved rents and good frontage on land. Price listed at 29 dollars. Apply to T H Biett at Central Street for details.
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Epee Bath Sone
Broadway
T. H. Biett
Central Etree
Free Man Cleared in Rhode Island Murder Trial
Jarvis Smith was found not guilty of the October 24 killing of Brinton Rounds after a two day trial in Providence. Smith testified he acted in self defense after repeated assaults by Rounds, with witnesses confirming past attacks and injuries. A recess saw Eva Wood attempt to slap ex Judge Howard Carrow as remarks about her character were made.
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Providence
R. I
Jarvis Smith
Brinton Rounds
Foster
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Wilbur
Perkins
Barnard Arnold
Smith
Cyrus A. Mowry
Robert Sleath
McGinness
Rounds
Thornton House
Eva Wood
Howard Carrow
Darnell
Kellogg Case Shifts as Bernard Under Cross Examination
New York March 27 James B Kellogg trial proceedings resume with Special District Attorney Olcott focusing on Bernard head of the defunct E S Dean company. Cross examination highlights discrepancies between Bernard earlier testimony and statements today regarding checks drawn in triple bunches and amounts, and the involvement of Sam Keiler Kellogg and Charlies Weimmann in company receipts after failure.
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New York
Myron I. Bernard
E. 5. Dean Company
James B. Kellogg
Olcott
Bernard
Morgan
Dean Company
Sam Keiler
Kellogg
Charlies Weimmann
Keiler
Mr. Olcott
Sensations in Camden conspiracy trial of two former Philadelphia reporters
In Camden on March 27 sensational testimony arose in the trial of William M. Hay and Howard K. Sloan charged with conspiring to injure Eugene J. Darnell's reputation. Shaw's confessed murder tale, later discredited, tied Darnell to the case while Shaw’s ex-lover and a private detective corroborated details, including Shaw’s acquittal and subsequent arrest.
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Carmien
N. J
William M. Hay
Howard K. Sloan
Philadelphia
Eugene J. Darnell
PA Shaw
Camden
Alleet
Darnell Ae
by @loan
Shaw
Darnell Cawest
Teder Hea Weel
Charlee D. Miller
Munter
Settlement Reached In Branford Stone Workers Strike
In Branford on March 27 a settlement was announced between striking stone workers and Norcross Granite Company at the Stony Creek quarries. The pact sets minimum pay of 33 1/3 and 34 cents for an eight hour day and reduces daily work hours to ten for the next two weeks. The union and company signatures confirmed the agreement, ending the strike after about a month.
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Branford
Conn
Stony Creek
Norcross Granite Company
Stone Workers Union
Norcross
Senator Hanna Suffering From Knee Fibrous Growth
A Cleveland report cites a fibrous growth in Senator Hanna's knee joint affecting his ability to lead the Republican committee this year. Doctors fear enlargement could stiffen the leg and spread to other areas. European baths yielded no benefit and hot air treatment offers only temporary relief at high temperatures.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Washington
Republican Committee
Henna
Miss Maltby Returns Home After Mysterious Disappearance
Miss Jessie Maltby, a Cazenovia schoolteacher who vanished in January after a reprimand for whipping a pupil, has returned to Syracuse home. She reportedly drew several hundred dollars from a savings bank and was last heard from in a New York hotel without leaving a message. Her Newark, New Jersey brother and New York police aided weeks of searching.
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New York
Syracuse
Jessie Maltby
Cazenovia
Rev Dr Harry Dewey Suggested as Storers Successor
Brooklyn, March 27. The Rev Dr Harry Dewey of Concord New Hampshire is being considered as a successor to the Rev Dr Storers of the Church of the Pym which has stood vacant since Dr Grere resigned. A sub committee heard Dr Dewey preach in Concord Sunday and returned impressed. Dr Dewey is 60 years old and was graduated from Williams College in 18.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Dewey
Congregational Church
Concord
N. H
Storers
Church of the Pym
Grere
Dewey
Williams College
Payment for Soldiers Sent To Philippines Transport
A treasury shipment totaling 1,290,080 dollars left for Manila this morning to pay soldiers in the Philippines. The convoy included 9,999,609 in cold coin and an equal sum in billia. Guards of 18 soldiers accompanied trunks loaded onto a United States transport bound for Manila amid cheering along Broad Street.
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New York
Philippines
Bilia
Broadtreet
Grokere
United Steiees
Manila
Mysterious Phrase Sparks Theories In Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local inquiry about a phrase tied to a person named Hood and a substitute for moods. The readable lines suggest speculation over meaning and possible social or cultural impact in the community.
Unclear Medical Claim Fragments Prompt Caution
The readable text suggests a medical remedy claim promising pain relief for accidental injuries. It mentions a Dr Thomare Riechteff and advice to take the medicine, but the fragmentary source lacks verifiable details, dates, or clear attribution. Further context is needed to produce a reliable summary.
Philanthropy and Unitarianism at Lowell Women's Alliance
At a Lowell Women's Alliance meeting Rev. George C. Wright argued philanthropy replaces charity, praising Unitarianism's approach. He warned social settlements echo church roots, urged guiding people to independence, and emphasized training and education over mere alms. He contrasted Catholic charity with Protestant deficiencies and urged careful, friend‑led aid.
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Lowell
Women’s Alliance
Unitarian
George C. Wright
Unitarian Church
Salvation Army
Wright
Bennane
Famine Aid Appeal Describes Worsening Starvation Crisis
A British relief appeal from Rev. EBHume reports Bombay dispatches warning famine would be severe and that distress has grown beyond expectations. The piece notes millions starving, cattle sales, and parents selling children to survive as rains delay grain.
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Hume
Bombay
Gay
Emi
Werther
Famine Relief Appeals Highlight Donations and Offerings
The article notes allocations exceeding eight million dollars spent in January and urges continued support through the famine fund. Donations can be left at the secretary office any day, with a Sunday gospel meeting offering planned for famine sufferers.
Central Mission supper at Kirk Street church
The annual Central Mission Chinese department supper at Kirk Street Church on Monday March 26 featured a program of piano solos Chinese and English songs and remarks by teachers and local clergy. Sixty five sat for supper in the vestry with post prandial addresses and concluding with Best Be the Tie That Binds.
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Central Mission
Kirk Street
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Miss Needham
Mu Allister
Cheung Tong
Sing Wing
Cheung Fook
Miss Sewall
Miss Lenox
Wong Sing Wing
Bowley Green
Lemuel Worth
H. Thompson
Wong Young
W. W. Carr
BR. W. McAllister
Ason Aster
Lottie Fleming
Emily &Kilton
Soul revival preacher to hold services in Lowell
Rev. C. W. Ruth of Indianapolis who has led thirty thousand souls to the altar in fifteen years will preach at the Wesley Holiness church this week with singer Brother Robinson. God is blessing their labors and a marvelous time is expected in Lowell. Services at 2.30 and 7 p.m.
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C. W. Ruth
Indianapolis
Wesley (Holiness
Brother Robinson
Lowell
GASPITTERS UNION Holds Meeting and Initiates Five Members
A well attended Steam and Gaffiters and Helpers union meeting last night initiated five new members. Treated to a call for all members to attend the next regular meeting at room 17 Marristers hall on the evening of April 2 at o'clock.
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Steam and Gaafitters and Helpers’ Union
Marristers’ Hall
Ledger, Journals and Cash Books Offered Here
We pay special attention to blank book department with journals cash books day books invoice scrap books page books pocket memorandums and memoranda in fine bindings. We offer blank books of every description and guarantee quality and price to be as low as the lowest. Prices and estimates given on application by telephone. Thomas 11 Lawler, Count the House Stationer, 19 Merrimack 16 and 21 John streets.
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King
Thomas
Lawler
Merrimack
John Streets
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