Death sentence for Roland Molineux in New York case
New York February 17 Roland B Molineux was sentenced to die at Sing Sing in the week of March 26 for the murder of Mrs Katharine J Adams. He pleaded innocence defending his wife’s character and attacking prosecution handwriting experts. A notice of appeal followed and he was moved to the death house amid a crowd outside the station. His father issued a public plea asserting his son’s innocence and urging support from readers and veterans groups.
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New York
Roland L. Molineux
Goff
Weeks
Molineux
Miss Miller
Koch
Garry Corepish
Hutnon
Nicholas Heckmann
Heckmann
Gon
Buel
Mgr
Dattie
Gardiner
Sing Sing
N. Y
Roland
Sine Prison
Battle
Edward Bessie Molineux
Noland B. Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
Brooklyn
Roeland Bureba
Mall-meox
Jmag
Blanche Chesbrough Moliseux
Galant
Grand Aray
Republic
Confederacy
Waran
Hood
Reveille
Tianche
Mother
Dianche
Tate
Soyant Ja Paire
Reland Burnham Molineux
Edward Leslie Molineux
Satisfactory trade optimism amid mixed 19th century reports
New York reports expanding spring trade in dry goods and improving rail earnings. Weather this year is mild, aiding several industries though some rubber and building trades face slowdowns. Frick versus Carnegie reveals vast steel profits, while the new sheet company claims ownership of 160 mills amid resistance from four firms. weekly failures total 218 in the United States and 42 in Canada.
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New York
Kedradstreet
Sciex
Star Gs
Newquildanal Murthers
Chiago
Frick
Carnegie Company
New Sheet Company
United States
Canada
Back to the House Conferees Named on Civil Service Fight
The house and senate clash over currency bill amendments as conferees are appointed. Debate highlights strain over civil service funding and pension figures, with sharp exchanges among Sims Penree Hepburn and others. Senate tackles Philippines questions and a government form for Hawaii while McEnery steers opposition to permanent island control. Separate items note Clark case proceedings and an inquiry into ex Consul Macrum. European coal demand rises with England facing shortages and price surges. Pittsburgh plan to raise prices April 1. Michigan offers a 2160 reward for ex Quartermaster General William L White amid graft inquiries.
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Washington
House
Senate
Overstreet
Messrs
Brosius
Rep
Cox
Lina
Civil Service Commission
Sims
Dem
Tenn
Pension Office
Penreé
Rep. Md
Massachusetts
Witygerald
Dem. Mass
Massachusetts Volunteers
Tle
Hepburn
McEnery
United States
Stewart
Wiiwail
Nothioe
Aldrich, Allison and
Somes
Ark
Clark
Walter Cooper
Durtman
Posen
Whit Wayld
Faulkner
Whiteside
Macrum
State Department
Mucrum
Congress
Three Massachusetts soldiers tortured to death by rebels
A dispatch from Sicily reports three Massachusetts soldiers of the Twenty sixth Regiment U S V privates Dennis Heyes William Dugan and Michael Tracey of Company F under Captain Tutherly were left behind to retrieve a tubal and were captured by insurgents near Balinag where they were tortured and murdered in the public plaza. Mary Arndt aged fifty had a leg amputated in Chicago without ordinary anesthesia a needle into the spinal cord paralyzed the leg and produced complete local anesthesia.
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Boston
Beb
Globe
Sicilo
Massachusetts
Dennis Heyes
William Dugan
Michael Tracey
William M. Tutherly
Columm
Balinag
Tutherly
Cohum
Mary Arndt
Chicago
Riches of Grace sermon at Baptist church Sunday
Rev Bailey preached on the riches of grace from Eph 1 7 urging Christians to value heavenly treasures over earthly wealth. He likened grace to money in a U S treasury with infinite forms such as love pardon life and sonship and stressed humility obedience and storing treasures in heaven.
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Bailey
The
Baptist Church
Egypt
Washington
U. S. Treasury
God's Treasury
Treasury Department
Torna
U. S Treasury
Praca
Paul
U.S
Woodreff
Remarkable Gift Promotes Free Dr Miles Treatment
A physician’s generosity funds free medicine and trials of Dr Miles Personal Treatment for nervous, brain, heart, liver, and stomach ailments. Hundreds endorse cures labeled “incurable.” Edited endorsements from Rev Wim Bell and others accompany patient testimonies. Contact The Dr Miles Medical Association in Chicago for an examination blank and $2.50 treatment sample.
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Miles
Wim. M. Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Saya
Sunday School Union
Julius Keister
Michigaun Ave
Chicago
F. Held
Curtis St
Grand Rapids
Lizzie Renfrow
Wredington
Ark
W. A. Warren
Jimmestown
N. Y
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State St
Patterson Matriarch Remembered On 85th Birthday Observed
The Detroit Journal notes Mrs Harriet Waite Patterson of Eckford Michigan marked her 85th birthday at her Hillsdale daughter’s home. Attending were her sons John C Patterson Philo D Patterson Louis K Patterson and other kin. The narrative recalls pioneer life from dugout huts to modern farms and growth of Michigan since the 1830s.
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Hillsdale
Detroit Journal of Saturday
Harriet Waite Patterson
Eckford
Calhoun County
David Patterson
L. P. Reynolds
John C. Patterson
Marshall
Hillsdale College
Philo D. Patterson
Charlotte
Louis K. Patterson
Elects Graham
Sarah Bossard
Addie Lewis
Luther Martin
Jonesville
Mir
Burt Dobson
Fayette
Patterson
Michigain
Mole
Knill’s Pills Advertised Cure All Ailments
An 19th century style advertisement touts Knill’s Red Pills for Wan People and White Liver Pills with 25 cent doses. It promotes Epill’s Blue Kidney Pills for back aches, Knill’s Black Diarrhoea Pills, and Knill’s Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion.
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Knill
Epill
A. J. Tucker Dies at West Hanover Street Home
A. J. Tucker died Sunday morning at his West Hanover Street home after a cold worsened into pneumonia. Born in Oxfordshire England on May 26, 1816, he married Anne Freeman in Birmingham. Survived by Mrs Tucker and five of eight children in England, Paris, Syracuse, Chicago, Kalispell, and this city. funeral Wednesday afternoon at the Episcopal Church.
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A. J. Tucker
West Hanover Street
Dad
Dr. Marshall
Mr. Tucker
Oxfordshire
England
Anne Freeman
St. Martin’s Church
Birmingham
Stratford On Avon
Tucker
H. J. Tucker
Typologie
Paris
France
T. H. Cornell
Episcopal Church
Fredonia Pioneer WM. Hutchens Dies at 78
Fredonia resident William Hutchens died at 1 AM Friday at his son Joseph's home after a stroke while he ate supper. He was 78 and survived by one son. Funeral services were held Sunday with a short house service at 11 and Evangelical church rites at Elis' corners at 11 30. Rev. W. H. Wagner officiated. Interment followed in Fredonia’s Houston cemetery.
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Wim. Hutchens
Fredonia
Joseph
Mr. Hutchens
Evangelical Church
Elis’ Corners
W. H. Wagner
Houston
Father Baart Honored by Catholic Congresses
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Ir. P. A. Baart of Marshall chosen to write a paper on The tenure of Catholic church property in the United States for the Munich international congress of Catholic savants. A related Australian paper on Church and State in the United States was forwarded to Cardinal Moran. The Daily News.
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News-Tribune of
Washington
Father Baart
International Congress of Catholic Savants
Munich
Ir. P. A. Baart
Marshall
United States
Australian Congress
Bydney
Cardinal Moran
United States of America
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Lansing
Mich
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Michigan Military Board
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Woodruff
Washington House
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Toledo
Dave Lewis
Coon
Albion Mirror
Percy Jackson
Jackson
Whas
Rons
Bendlerman
Homer
Highwayman
O. &. Linn
Mra
Carl Eastwood
J.D. Hunter
D. W. Knickerbocker
Frank Linp
George Bangham
GC. J. Thayer
E. Burt
Misses Mae Dorsey
Matel Vandeburg
Grace Kirby
Agnes Buell
Darrow
Hattie Darrow
A. D. Bangham
Belle
Joseph Hutchens
Phyatclan
Franklin Miles M.D. LU
Rolf Worth
Harriet Patterson
HiMnlale
Mekspan
Itner Street
WM. Hutchens
J. Nagel
Dover
Jonly
West State Street
T. Shanahan
the Daily News
A. J. Robinson
Aréball
A, J. Robinson
Box
DR. N. B. Sherman
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