Anarchists Plot Ties Killings at Denver Church
Denver police claim a well planned anarchist murder plot against Father Leo Heinrichs, with Guiseppe Guarnacco firing at the altar. A companion Mika Brunetti is held for investigation as authorities anticipate up to thirty arrests from across the country.
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Roman ex-minister Nazi convicted of embezzlement
Rome reports Nunzio Nazi former minister of public instruction was found guilty by the senate acting as a high court after ten hours of deliberation. He received 11 months and 20 days in prison and was barred from public office for four years and two months. The court allowed time already served to reduce the sentence to only a few days remaining.
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American Leads at Chicago in New York Paris Race
Chicago, Feb 26. After three days in snowdrifts from Indiana, the Thomas Flyer led by Montague Roberts and C. A. Coey reached Chicago. The test run on railroad tracks from Burdick to Hobart succeeded, then the team continued to Chicago. Michigan City reports the French car No 1 also arriving Tuesday evening in the international race.
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New Tunnel Opens Linking New York and New Jersey
Governor Hughes and Governor Folk joined President Roosevelt in inaugurating a $60,000,000 tunnel and submarine system, with 800 guests aboard an eight car official train. In Baltimore, a grand jury indicted alleged Black Hand members for conspiracy to murder Joseph Digiorgio.
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Inland waterways plan urged by Roosevelt in special message
President Roosevelt transmitted to congress a preliminary report from the inland waterways commission. The document stresses using rivers for national commerce, urges prompt, soundly justified projects, and calls for adequate funding and rapid action, linking waterway development with forest conservation and broader national growth.
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Bank Wrecker Sentenced in Benton and Salem
Ransom A. Youngblood, former president of Coal Belt National Bank Benton and Salem Bank of Salem Ark, pleaded guilty to embezzling 17000 of Coal Belt funds and was sentenced to an indeterminate term of one to 14 years at Chester penitentiary. Oregon, Neb., and Minnesota notices follow.
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Treasury Calls for 35 Million From Banks in Public Funds Move
Secretary Cortelyou announced a call upon national banks to withdraw about 25 percent of public funds held in inactive depositaries with 100000 dollars or more and 25 percent of funds in active depositaries with 100000 dollars or more, totaling roughly 35 million to return to the treasury by March 23. About 10 percent due March 9 and 15 percent by March 23, with assurances withdrawals won’t harm treasury operations. Bericht from Berlin notes Japan's tightening finances may shift balances from London to Tokyo, with Japanese money scarce and European banks cautious amid export slowdowns and emigration doubts.
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Road Treats With Men Over Southern Railway Wages
Washington February 26 Negotiations over wage reductions for Southern Railway workers have broken off. President Finley will take the case to the Interstate Commerce Commission and to Labor Commissioner Neill under the Ermann act. He expressed optimism for an amicable settlement between the company and the workers. In Rochester Louis Barber 48 killed his sister 55 Mrs Jerome Lewin at their Medina home then wounded himself. This marks a second double tragedy in the family within six months.
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Butlings Out for Good as Public Printer
President Roosevelt informed friends that Charles A. Butlings will not be restored to duty as public printer. The decision follows the tangle in the government establishment and signals a shift in personnel policy.
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Roosevelt sanctions dismissal of Twenty fifth Infantry
Senate military affairs committee endorses President Roosevelt's removal of a battalion from the Twenty fifth Infantry over the Brownsville raid. The panel finds the shooting at Brownsville in August 1906 likely involved some Black soldiers, but fails to identify the guilty individuals after lengthy testimony and thousands of pages of evidence. Eighteen members participated, with eight agreeing with the guilt finding, and several witnesses, including numerous Black soldiers, testifying on behalf of the soldiers.
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Harriman Seizes Control of Illinois Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish said the Chicago court fight over voting Illinois Central stock held by Union Pacific is closed. Judge Ball dissolved the injunction, giving E. H. Harriman complete control. Harriman proxies valued about 40 million dollars now determine voting power as of February.
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Ex Clerk Linn Freed After Parole Plea
John A. Linn, once Joliet penitentiary inmate and former Chicago superior court clerk known for graft via stuffed payrolls, was paroled after 2k months. Mayor Busse supported the plea citing feebleness, with Citizens' association backing, returning Linn to Chicago in a broken state. Voltairine De Cleyre and Harry Weinberg were bailed for trial on riot incitement charges related to a foreigners parade riot.
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Bryan Returns to Lincoln After Speech Tour
William J. Bryan returns to his Lincoln home after a month of speaking in the south and east, with a two day stay before heading to Mississippi and Columbus, Ohio. The Mississippi stop begins February 26. The report notes senate action on related federal bills arising from the house.
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Favors Widespread Inland Waterways Development
President Roosevelt transmitted the Inland Waterways Commission report to Congress. He urged multiuse waterways serving power irrigation and transport, warning against monopolies and calls for cooperation with states and communities to fund improvements and avoid wasteful rail congestion. The message cites power concerns, forest land use, and regulatory questions as key issues alongside broader national interest.
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May Interest You Public Notice Fragment
Reading the fragment hints at a claim about Foley's Kidney Cure stopping irregularities. The text is garbled and does not state a clear event, date, or authoritative detail. No concrete individuals or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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