Anarchists Plotted President Roosevelts Assassination
Cincinnati, June 1. Frank Ezso overheard anarchists plotting to kill President Roosevelt during the statue unveiling in Indianapolis. He was later found burned alive in a furnace at Ryan Soap Factory, with investigators saying the death occurred between 6 and 6:50 am. The widow claimed the plot originated in Paterson, New Jersey, and five men visited Cincinnati to threaten Ezso before the murder. An initial postmortem suggested skull fracture. investigators believe he was alive when placed in the furnace, the heat described as extreme.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
General Lawton
Indianapolis
Frank Ezso
Ryan Soap Factory
Tig City
John Meyer
Theystemay
Lible
Roostett
Paterson
Siys
Cincinnati U
Kess
Indianapoliy
Beac
Honig
Engiheesl
Ed Scems
Cozoygar Coe
Mazis
Théernaca
McDemott
McDermott
Corsner
Dee
JP McDermott
Alton
Disbarment Case Proceeds Over Demurrer in Dick Suit
Arguments continued this afternoon on a demurrer in the disbarment case against R A L Dick. Allegany County Bar Association seeks to strike Dick from the attorney list, contending the charges stand without affidavit. Dick's counsel argued that an affidavit is unnecessary. The court planned to rule later. if overruled, Dick must answer.
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R. A. L. Dick
Allegany County Bar Ssociation
Mr. Dick
Mr. Youns
Messrs. Sprint
Walsh and
Capper
The
Bar Association
Oelock
Jewelry sale signals liquidation at Gammon's store
Trustees of O C Gammon announce immediate disposal of the jewelry stock and fixtures at 116 Baltimore street. Prices cut to actual cost to clear stock within ten days, urging buyers to inspect offerings and purchase at nearly their own prices.
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Gammon
O. C. Gammon, Assiance
Gamtman's
Baltimore Street
Notice for IORM meeting at Wigwam June 7
Members of the Improved Order of Red Men are asked to meet at the Wigwam in the Moorehead building at ten o'clock next Sunday morning June 7 for services at Brother W A Melvin's church on Bedford Street. By order of the Sachem Jerit E L Flury
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Improved Order of Red Men
Moorehead
W. A. Melvin
Bedford Street
Jerit E. L. Flury
Young Twirler Lloyd Dominates Coke Heavers In Nine Inning Tilt
Connellsville connects for one run in first inning as Lloyd young lefty defeats Coke Heavers. Cannellville fans witness one hour thirty minutes of baseball with Gaiser allowing five hits for visitors, while weather keeps attendance light and postponements ripple through standings.
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Lloyd
Cannellville
Galser
Connellsville
Mathers
Thomas
Grilbon
AB. RH. O. Ale
Stelen
Birmingham
Tamilton
Lioyd Hart
Cumberland
Lioyd
Gaiser
Balle
Yagamilton
National’ ‘League
Scottdale
Clarksburg
Beaver Falls
Buller
South Size Park
Greenshug
Chirksburg
All Beer Now Nonunion in Chicago Brewery Strike
Chicago June 1 The last barrel of union beer was produced last night as the Bowery Workers Union is dissolved in effect by the American Federation of Labor. Two thousand Chicago brewery workers will continue brewing beer despite the federation’s order to purge engineers women and teamsters from the Brewery Workers Union. The vote favored resistance, and the union faces expulsion as a result of long standing conflicts over trade autonomy.
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A. F
L. Chicazo
Amercan Federation
Laer
Te Bowery Workers’ Union
United States
Gomfers
National Labor Executive Council
Kemper
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
National Label’ Council
Washington
Brewery Workers’ Union
Unt) Jure 1
Wemen
Brewery
Earplayes
Sunday Worship Services in Uptown Churches
Readers are invited to the various Uptown churches for Sunday worship and related activities. Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church lists services at 10 30 a m with a high school baccalaureate sermon at 2 p m and evening programs. Melvin Chapel holds Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Presbyterian and Lutheran and Catholic churches also announce service times and activities for Parishioners.
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Centre Street
meeUng
Zion Reformed Church
North Lib
Cray Street
C. Schmitt
Scheala Ag
Young People’s Meeting
Anet English Preachinks
Nodist Protestant Church
Badfi
Sireet
Melvin
Order of
Red Men
Christian Endeavor
Praaching
Biephene Lutheran Church
Cerper South Centre
Union
Cc. F. Fide
B. P.ries
Sunda
Friaas
Archeon
Fraternity of the Holy Fanly
Secord
Lourth
Sacred Tieart League
St. Francis
St. Atucs Catholic Churc
McKendree M. E
the Piaster
Daniel W. Shaw
D. D
A. We
Christian Science Services
Morehead
Noth Mechanic Strcees
Tb Sebool
Brown Named Head of Baltimore Democratic Committees
Ex Governor Frank Brown was elected chairman of the Baltimore Democratic State Central Committee and the city committee during last night’s meeting at Democratic headquarters. John Hannibal was chosen first vice chairman and Harry Welles Rusk second vice chairman. Committees will operate from 23 West Saratoga Street.
Salvation Army Meeting Schedule Announced
Salvation Army to hold street meeting at Liberty and Baltimore tonight weather permitting. Sunday programs include Sunday school at 12 15 p m Young People's League at 6 50 p m indoor traveling at 8 15 p m public welcome non churchgoers invited Officers in charge Staff Captain and Mrs Geo B Smith Hall 6 North Mechanic Street.
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Salvation Army Services
Salvation Army
Fnilows Street
Liberty
Baltimore
Geo. B. Smith
Hall
Yorth
New Council Faces Unchanged Yet Politician Interest Grows
The upcoming city council arrangement on Monday draws considerable political interest. Powell and Dr Broadrap top Democratic hopes for council seats, with Powell favored to win. A. G. Bender likely Democrats pick for city treasurer. Republicans show strength for Knieriem and Reed, with Cessna Burrell a possible treasurer if a Republican split occurs. Mayor to appoint street commissioner. Pitzer for reappointment. McMichael named as city attorney candidate. Republicans caucus early Monday.
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Mon
Walter Powell
Dr Broadrap
Powell
A. G. Bender
First Ward
Gus Knieriem
Alfred Reed
Hasson
John Hahze
Ij. Cessna Burrell
Fourth Ward
Street Commission
Capt
J. &. Pitzer
Row McMichael
Repubilcans
Mocminz
Supplying Gas and Gas Appliance Installations
An advertisement notes a Baltimore street office for Natural Gas Supply Company offering gas fittings and appliance installation. They are exclusive agents for Detroit Jewel gas stores and ranges and can supply directly from current stocks with various designs and prices and guaranteed workmanship.
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the Times
No. 9
Baltimore Street
Detroit
Roosevelt Address At Queen City Station In Rain
President Roosevelt rode through the Queen City on train No. 6 and spoke from the rear platform amid heavy rain. He praised American citizens as "a mighty good fellow" and urged parents to emphasize home training over schools to maintain high standards of manhood. He waved to the crowd and finished with a farewell as the train moved on.
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Queen City
Roosevelt
Death by exposure: Charles Wells found in alley
Charles Wells, a 45 year old colored man, died at Western Maryland hospital after being found in an alley in a semi conscious state. An autopsy noted lungs in poor condition, with the coroner reporting death due to exposure despite a minor forehead wound earlier. Wells, once a barber, was described bluntly yet politely as a heartless man. He was related to William Devine and previously worked in Phil Brown's shop on Baltimore Street.
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Charles Wells
Western Maryland Hospital
Wells
South Mechanic
Sierty Street
Hodges
Windertaker Welford
Martz
Letty
Welsdon
Wm. Devise
Phil Brown
Paltimore Street
Haywood trial nears verdict as jury expected today
Boise Idaho June 1 court opens with a more cheerful mood as the Haywood trial advances toward completion. Only two jurors remain to qualify before a verdict can be reached, clearing the way for real proceedings and a potential decision tonight. Elsewhere Amuse U offers three comical pictures Sandwich Man Brigand's Story and Fanning His Wife for five cents admission.
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Publishers’ Press
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Amuse 7
Brigand
Amuse U
Green City Skating Rink Extends Hours to June 10
Owing to high patron demand the Green City Skating Rink will stay open through Monday June 10. Alpine Hall announces summer rates starting June 1 with first-class table service.
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Green City
Alpine Hall
Millinery Notes Offer Unbeatable Hat Values
A brief millinery notice invites buyers to capitalize on low price concessions from overstocked manufacturers and rivals. The write up highlights a $5.00 hat sale drawing new customers and urges purchases of ostrich plumes to save dollars, noting the season’s cool weather delayed demand.
Bargain City Lots and Homes Offered on Bedford Lena and Pear
Sale notices describe multiple parcels on Bedford Street and Lena Street with 30x100 and 25 or 100 foot fronts, prices from 500 to 1200, plus a double frame house on Pear Street offering 12 rooms and rental income 192 a year. A 6 room house on Baltimore Avenue and a fine double house with 24 rooms are advertised with easy terms. The Buchholz property is highlighted.
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Bedford Street
Centre Streets
Lena Street
D. Lok
Wabley Street
Ees
Pear Street
Shriver Avenue
Baltimore Avenue
Tatzer
Buchholz
Farm for sale near Savage with coal vein and outbuildings
Farm containing 75 acres with a house barn and other buildings. Half the land adjoins a coal vein. Located 2 miles from Savage, priced as a great deal. Also listings of houses and lots for sale citywide available for buyers or sellers.
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Savage
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Matheis
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Parsons
Francis
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Les Grandson
Uptown
Senator Daniel Speaks
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
John W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Daniel
Confederacy
Rse. Lee, Jr
Fairfax
Robert £. Lee
Lee i
Menor
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San Antonio
Memphis
Nashville
Council
Lambert
Maryland
S. Tanzer
Pea Real Estate
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Baltinore Sire
W. Md
John A. Bopp
N. Centre St
Walter Powell & Sons
Iustiaa
Inala
Peet
Seth
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