Washington Letter notes Beveridge Tillman clash and presidential outings
In a fierce Washington Letter, Beveridge challenges Tillman during a heated exchange over political rhetoric. The piece also recounts the President and Mrs. Roosevelt dining with the French Ambassador and a pedestrian expedition with a French traveler, plus Senator Depew’s troubled Senate session as currency debates unfold. The narrative paints a vivid portrait of era politicians, social traditions, and presidential fitness.
Black Hand Triggers Bank Runs In New York City
A Black Hand plot led to a panic as deposits flooded Pasquale Pati’s bank on Elizabeth Street and the nearby F Acritelli & Son bank shut doors. Pati fled the city after killing Francesco Pelletro, whom police say threatened him. a two week suspension notice claimed the bank would resume then.
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New York
Black Hand
Bani
Pasquale Pati
Elizabeth Street
Black Hands
Francesco Pelletro
Hig
Patt Bank
F. Acritelli & Son
Pati Bank
Pati
Irving
Pellétro
Pat's Bank
Trolley Crash Destroys Store in Detroit
Detroit residents recount a March 25 interurban wreck as a car from Jackson derailed by defective rails near Thirty-first street and plunged into a two story dry goods store. Forty eight aboard, over twenty were hospitalized with several in serious condition. many passengers escaped through windows as the wreck trapped people amid glass and wood.
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Detroit
Jackson
Mich
Thirty-first Street
A. Silberstein
Red Shirt, Mad Bull, Killed
Chicago March 25 Farmhand Wrank Hallman of Park Ridge Ill was fatally gored by a bull that escaped its pen tearing through fields. Hallman wearing a red shirt ran to lasso the animal and was struck knocked down and tossed over a fence. He died hours later at the Dunning asylum as coworkers subdued the bull.
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Chicago
Wrank Hallman
GC. G. Besley
Park Ridge
Ill
Dunning Asylum
Hallman
Besley
Local News In Creston Red Oak And Surrounding Areas
A Creston resident Harry Keck was shot while returning from an officer, seriously injured. Leroy Ware, ex cashier of Seymour Bank, sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Red Oak plans further street paving. four local businesses burglarized with no losses. Creston contractor Kenney injured in runaway. Coal discovery at Allerton to be developed. Corning man Charles Irwin commits suicide. Carbon mine accident endangers Charles Rose. Centerville's Charles Ashton linked to Light Brigade lore. Advertisements proclaim Dr King’s New Life Pills and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Linaville faces spinal meningitis outbreak. several deaths. Farmers’ Institute in Chariton. Electric Bitters praised by Norman Coulter. Real estate transfers near one million dollars recorded for March 1. Dr. King’s New Discovery recommended for coughs and lung ailments with guaranteed satisfaction.
Reward for arrest of chicken thefts by Protective association
Notice in Mills County Iowa District Court 1908 seeks arrest of suspects for stealing chickens and other property from Protect ive association members. The filing warns George Rhamy to appear by April term or risk default and divorce action based on desertion. The document cites dates in March and April 1908 and names ELD as plaintiff’s attorney.
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the Protective Association
H. A. Woodrow
Sec'y
George Rhamy
Petilon
Glenwood
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Transcript
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Kenney
Allerton
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Carbon
Charles Rose
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C. 8. Reyes
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East Raymond
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Chariton
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Delbert
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Green County Recorder
Royce's
Mae Rhamy
Piet
L. Talbott
Talbott
Town
Mills County
Absprage Company
Beaks
Fair Grounds
W. J. Wilson
Chichester
Califf’s Barn
ML. Hackett
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William. Wilson
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