Revelations in court case potential homicide mystery
A long testimony session before Mrs Kurtigl recounts alleged disclosures by Mrs Burdick and relation to a murder of her husband. Names such as Leabell, Pennell, Turdick, and Abs. Birdie appear with details about credibility, key to a door, and possible evidence about divorce actions and relationships. The narrative weaves through trials, court defenses, and witness accounts amid a tense New York setting.
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Lim
Abs
Burdivk
Deaners
Shy
Burdiele Buwe
New York
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Ales
Bern
Betty
Felghie
Tai
Sees
Litto
Aay
Kanye
Agne
Bindieis
Leabell
Tusdiek
Gileu
Packing Trust Organized Capitalized at 15 million
Chicago March 25 National Packing company announces incorporation in New Jersey with a 15 million capital and including plants in Chicago Omaha and elsewhere. J P Lyman president says the Omaha Packing Co Hammond Packing Co and the G H Harmond Co were purchased as part of the arrangement.
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National Packing Company
Amaller
Omaha
New Jersey
Omaha Packing Co
Hammond Packing Co
G. H. Harmond Co
Packing firms form investment purchase plan in Chicago ties
Hutchinson Packing Co Anglo-Ameri gaz Provision Co United Dressed SBeef Co and Fowler Packing Co announce a multi firm investment purchase with a business aim between 149 million and 15 million dollars. Directors are all tied to major Chicago packing concerns.
Milwaukee Judge Upholds Blacklists as Lawful
Milwaukee March 25 Judge Hal Sey in circuit court issued an opinion affirming the legality of blacklists. The decision supports employers' use of lists to bar or limit employment interactions, citing standing legal precedent and perceived public interest in business efficiency.
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Milwaukee
Halsey
Blacklists Privileged Claims Over Meat Supply Suit
A libel action by Valentine Gerhardt against Armour & Company and William G. Lloyd of Milwaukee, representing meat packers, for $1000 damages was non suited. The case will be appealed to the supreme court after Gerhardt alleged he was refused meat supply due to an unpaid prior bill.
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Armour & Company
William G. Lloyd
Mawaukee
Supreme Court
Gerhardt
Nicaragua Government to Crush Insurgents Report
An Associated Press dispatch from New York on March 25 cites a cable to President Zelaya in Managua. It states a small uprising occurred March 19 in a Cavense department area east of Lake Nicaragua and that government forces have surrounded the insurgents who will be destroyed, with the rest of the country described as tranquil.
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Weaw York
Zelaya
Managua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Department of Cunsales
Lake Nicaragua
Governors of South Willing to Co operate
Washington March 25 The secretary of war has letters from Mississippi Louisiana Kentucky Georgia Virginia and North Carolina promising hearty cooperation to publish names of officers and enlisted men who bore arms for the union or confederacy during the rebellion.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Ladrone Attack Repulsed in Surigan Barracks Raid
A party of ladrone prisoners escaped and captured the constabulary barracks in Surigan. They seized arms and ammunition before being repelled by nine Americans led by Kya won and others under provincial officials. Captain Kelly refused to surrender a single gun, and Assistant Chief Taylor arrived with constabulary forces as the ladrone fugitives fled, with pursuing columns in pursuit.
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Taft
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King
Lewis M. Clark
Vee Town
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Wuulding
Liarther St. Wally
Krows
Owstane
Kelly
Rebels in Control as San Domingo City Falls
Washington reports United States Consul General Maxwell in San Domingo telegraphed the secretary of state that San Vemilugs is in rebel hands. Government forces were defeated and President Vasquegas is in Mocha.
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United States
Maxwell
San Domingo
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Vasquegas
Mocha
Moody selects naval station at Guantanamo for permanent fortifications
Secretary Moody selects Guantanamo as the principal U S naval station in the West Indies after a two day site inspection with Senator Proctor and Congressmen Cannon Fess and Gillett. They plan to acquire 20000 square miles of land on both sides of the lower bay for tracks docks and fortifications to deter sea attack with land defenses deemed unnecessary.
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Moody
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West Indies
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Cannon
Fess
Gillett
Scrator Proctor
Guabranamo
Report on Gen Miles Not to Be Made Public
Fragmentary report from Washington notes General Miles is not to publish certain observations. The document, treated as a routine inspection report under war department guidance, remains confidential and will not be released to the public. The wording references a secretary and inspection process, with details described as non-public.
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Washington
W Ie
War Department
Temple Tron directors elect Baer again after arbitration
New York March 25 directors of the Temple Tron coal mining roads held their first meeting since the arbitration commission findings were released. President Baer was reelected and several promotions were announced amid the developments.
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New York
Temple Tron Company
Arbitration Commission
Non-Union Machinist Fires On Picket In Omaha
Omaha March 26 A G McCain a Union Pacific machinist on picket duty near the shop yards was shot and seriously wounded by Fred Root a strike breaker Root says he fired in self defense after being accosted and beaten McCain's companions deny any violence Root is jailed and the incident prompts tension at the yards
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Omaha
A. G. McCain
Union Pacific
Fred Root
Root
McCane
Noviolenca
House moved to dodge injunction in border dispute
In Grand Forks North Dakota a house owned by Mrs. John Jacobson and Paul Mets was moved into Minnesota to avoid serving injunction papers. Judge Fisk and several lawyers arrived but the house was transferred before court action could proceed, prompting protest and a dramatic crossing of state lines.
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House
Grand Forks
Whon
John Jacobson
Paul Mets
Minnesota
Mett
Fisk
Beloit Bank Examiner Appointed in Wisconsin Minnesota
L H Parker of Beloit has been appointed personal bank examiner for the district of Wisconsin and Minnesota to succeed D S Culver as Superior, who resigned. Floradora has been presented at Stratford-upon-Avon.
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D. S. Culver
National Bank Examiner
Beloit
Wis
Partlonal
District of Wisconsin
Minnesota
Stratford-unon-Avop
William
Flora
Memphis
Management shakeup at coal firm with promotions
Thome resigns as general manager and Frank Hennefreich is promoted to general superintendent. A. F. Law, previously secretary, is elevated to vice president and treasurer. No action on fixing coal prices as the schedule has not yet been arranged.
Telegrams in Brief From the World’s Fair to a deadly town quarrel
The Amateur Athletic Union will manage at the St Louis fairground garage. In Lewiston Montana a man named Fier shot and killed Mrs Barney Medigay and Patten then killed himself after a quarrel over two women. At Peoria Sisters of St Francis Hospital marked its 240th anniversary. a pew bill reached $125,000. Ireland’s chief secretary will introduce cannons grants of $50,000 and three estate commissioners will organize land transfer.
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Amateur Athletic Union of America
lOhrmsie
Peoria
St. Francis Hostal
Relands
People of Prominence and Notable Figures in Distorted Text
A garbled column lists Avioch Wentworth a late millionaire, John J. Reagan, postmaster general, and Prov. J. Scott Cla of the Northwest university, plus Edwin J. G. Buntick of Detroit and others. It mingles names, titles, and scattered facts about crime, literature, and public figures with unclear context and broken sentences.
President Ramsey's Daughter II Sails for Europe
President Ramsey of the Wabash railroad departed for Europe due to illness of his daughter who is said to be ailing from typhoid fever in Cairo. The voyage was made yesterday and is intended to seek relief and treatment abroad.
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New York
The
Wabash Railroad
Europe
Cairo
President Roosevelts Westward Tour Itinerary Listed
The travel plan outlines President Roosevelt's western journey from April to June with city stops across Illinois Minnesota South Dakota Montana Nebraska and California plus western states. It covers dates from April 1 leaving Washington to June 4 return to Washington detailing towns rail routes and key pauses in major cities and landmarks.
Revolver Rage Aims at Wife Ends in Fatal and Earned Wounds
Louis Rohl an eight year old youth drew a revolver during a family confrontation at Cinelanad on March 23. He aimed at his wife but struck his mother Kate Stacktole and his brother Harild Stacktole, ages 17, with tragic consequences. The wife escaped unharmed. Rohl was arrested after the shooting.
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Edwin J. G. Buntick
Detvalt
John Burchel
Cinelanad
Mare
Louis Rohl
Kate Stacktole
Danger
Hawild Stacktole
Thieves steal wagon load of furniture from Burlington depot
Chicago, March 25. Thieves stole a wagon loaded with fifty seven cases of merchandise valued at 35400 from the Burlington freight depot last night. The driver left the freight house briefly. upon returning fifteen minutes later the wagon and goods were gone with no trace by late night.
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Berlington
Railways to adopt indestructible cement ties and safety couplers
Experiments by Pere Marquette and Michigan Central test Portland cement ties with water resistant blocks skimming between the rail and tie to cushion vibration and simplify replacement. By September 1, all steam railroad vehicles and cars must use automatic couplers and at least half the cars in every train must have air brakes under federal safety appliance law amendments. Northwestern signals department reorganized with J A Peabody as signal engineer and four district supervisors named to oversee the system.
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H. S. Towle
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Catholic policy toward the Philippines praised for patience
The article argues the Roman Catholic Church’s approach in educating Filipino priests shows enlightened patience. It notes American priests may be rushed in replacing Spaniards and that lasting growth requires time, avoiding haste. The piece endorses studying this method as a broader religious principle.
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Islands
Tulabuty
Dressmakers Say Sures Sometimes Do
Oshkosh Northwestern notes that even skilled dressmakers acknowledge that guarantees or assurances can fail at times, reflecting practical experience in tailoring and customer expectations.
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Oshkosh Northwestern
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