Brutal triple murder and confrontations across cities
A violent sequence unfolds in Newark Hoboken and Cumberland as Angelo Gaboth murders his mother in law and is killed by Conoguito Chinchella in a tenement at 195 Grand street. The fight leaves Gaboth dead, Chinchella wounded, and the family’s son and daughter injured. Separately in Chicago and Lynnport weddings, mafia-linked beatings and poisonings disrupt April headlines. In Cumberland, Md. John Lutman fatally shoots a man, wounds another, then kills himself in Old Town amid a quarrel.
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Angelo Gaboth
Stone Street
New York
Conoguito Chinchella
Gaboth
Grand Street
Chinchella
Chinchellas
Galioth
Young Chinchella
Old Chinchella
Mrs. Chinchella
Conoguito
Bae
Young Chin‘chella
Cumberland
Old Town
This County
John Lutman
Creiger Agrees to Accept Certificate in Chicago Mayor Contest
In Chicago Mayor Creiger states he will not contest the election results if Hempstead Washburne receives the certificate in the ongoing canvass. The remark, made at his home, ends hopes of a drawn out legal battle over the mayoralty and frames the issue as whether the canvassing board may review the returns. In NogtH Yakima Washington a report from nearby Indian camps says aborigines are dying rapidly from the grip. At White Bluff nine died in one day and deaths in Moses and Yakima reservations are high. The problem lies in treatment, not disease, as affected Indians suffer via a sweat box followed by cold water causing pneumonia and death.
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Carter
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Gould Denies West ern Traffic Plan Disruptions
The Wall Street figure Mr Gould, in an interview from Denver, denies seeking to disrupt the Western Traffic association while admitting such thoughts arose. He asserts Santa Fe and Island are not to act without his guidance and affirms no traffic change with Chicago and Northwestern. He warns Vanderbilt parties cannot control CNW. The party leaves Denver for Cheyenne then the Pacific.
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Wall Street
New York
Gould
Denver
Western Traffic Association
Santa Fe
K Island
Chicago
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Canadian Pacific
Eviction turmoil over Pennsylvania coal miners
Scortpage Pa April 21 anxiety grows over evictions in the coke region this week. Summits Mines hosts resumption attempts with most strikers ordered to leave. Virginia colored workers reportedly to be brought in. Amnesty terms to be enforced by Tuesday. Mass meeting set at Mt Pleasant. coroner's jury decision expected, likely exonerating deputies.
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Pennsylvania
Scortpage
Summit Mines
Mt. Pleasant
Indictments expected over New Orleans prison tragedy
Report from New Orleans says by next Saturday the grand jury’s findings on the parish prison massacre will be announced. Between three and four hundred citizens are to be summoned to testify when the jury meets Tuesday. Indictments are expected against leaders, signers of the mass meeting card, and many others present during the shooting.
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New Orleans
Shower of brick destroys streetcar service at Hill Street
A fuel tank explosion at Sioux Falls power house caused a 150 foot flame and 100 foot brick-and-iron debris blast that shut down the entire street railway. John Johnson, a steamfitter, was killed, and losses top ten thousand dollars though electric lines shortly resumed.
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St. Paul
City Railway Company
Hill Street
John Johnson
Parlia mentary clash over inflammable liquid bill in Britain
London reports show strong parliamentary opposition to a bill regulating paraffin and other inflammable liquids. About sixty MPs plan to move rejection, with accusations of oil-industry lobbying by an American corporation influencing the measure. The debate highlights alleged bribery and limited courage among ministers and parties.
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New York
London
Washington
Embezzlement Scandal Ties McPherson to Missing Funds
The Times of St. Louis reports broker Pate McPherson’s disappearance is linked to an embezzlement case. He allegedly stole bonds and cash from the mining exchange, hypothecated client stock, and used funds for personal use. Overdrafts near 10,000 and a protested 1,500 draft widen losses, now totaling over 40,000.
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McPherson
St. Louis
New York
The
Times
Pate McPherson
Mining Exchange
McCormick and Co
Newark
Poisoning tragedy shocks Sioux Falls family
Sioux Falls, S D April 21. Frank R Hyde county abstractor returns home to find wife unconscious with razor wounds and daughter Clara dead while infant Josephine fights for life. A letter reveals Mrs Hyde poisoned her children to spare them alleged insanity in the family.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Fallls
S. D
Frank R. Hyde
Clara
Josephine
Wreck at Kipton Halts Express. Six Kill in Crash
A westbound Toledo express collides with the eastbound fast mail at Kipton Ohio. The impact crushes the depot and traps passengers. Six postal clerks engineers and a boy on the depot platform die. Conflicting orders delayed the meeting point, Kipton, as trains approached at speed. The disaster ranks as the Lake Shore division's worst wreck.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Lake Shore
Fast Mail
Oberlin
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