SULLY AT LARGE AFTER MITCHELL JAIL BREAK
Reports from S D March 18 say the escaped Jack Sully has been roaming Gregory and nearby areas for weeks. Informants say Sully fled Mitchell jail January 25, aided by kin and associates, with authorities pursuing him toward Pocahontas and Vermilion. He has claimed to seek trial while more cattle theft links surface in Lyman County.
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Wrlain
S. D
Jack Sully
Gregory South Dakota
Mitchell
Sie
Lly
Lyman County
Ing
J.K
Sully
Lake
Charles Mix County
Pocahontas
Old Fort Randall
Dious
Leon
Drappos
Grégory County
Gorge Petes
Whetsup
al Fulwider
Harry
Pocahontas Island
Silly
Lyman
Burdick
Pennell
Rev George Vetter Dead in Aberdeen South Dakota
March 18 Aberdeen South Dakota news carries word Rev George Vetter a German Lutheran minister dies here He was born in Chicago and served Illinois churches for years He later moved to Aberdeen to join his son J S Vetter and served as register of the United States in office His wife of fifty four years survives him and was well known to old timers in Chicago
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Aberdeen
Cen
S. D
Vetter
South Dakets
Chicago
Italy
Illinois
Peoria
Vethe
United States
Careless With His Money Marshall County Farmer Loses
Aberdeen South Carolina March 18 A Marshall county farmer John T Jones lost his pocketbook containing 110 as he hung his coat in M B Widdis office. Sunday morning Frank Willoughby an employee of Widdis was arrested south of town and part of the money recovered with the pocketbook and notes. Willoughby confessed and pleaded before the circuit court I got fifteen months in the penitentiary.
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Marshall County
Aberdeen
S. C
Marshallohn
T. Jones
M. B. Widdis
Frank Wil‘ita
Widdis
Willoth
Po‘c
Stockmen's Association Sets Spring Roundup Dates
The Stockmen's associations fixed final spring meeting dates to arrange roundup work. Missouri River group meets at Fort Pierre April 7 for the western state region, while Southwestern association gathers at Buffalo Gap April 14 for the southwest. Each plans to coordinate nationwide efforts to cover the grazing country.
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Stockmen’s Association
Etre
S. D
Differtockmen's
List
Missouri River Association
Fort Pierre
Southwestern Association
Buffalo Gap
Arver
Selange
Shamrock III launched with bold new design in race for cup
The Shamrock III was launched at 1 16 p m amid crowds at Dumbarton. The yacht features a 140 foot length, a 20 foot fin, 19 foot draught and nickel steel hull with aluminum deck. Sir Thomas Lipton hopes this third attempt will bring the America Cup to Britain, noting the boat's novel lines and potential for trim and steering challenges. Lady Shaftesbury christened the vessel with the blessing that it may win the cup.
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Shamrock Iit
Fress
Fife
Thomas Lipton
America
Shamrock HS
Lady Shaftesbury
Dennys Yard
Dumbarton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
St Patrick's Day Banquet Held in London
John Redmond presided at the St Patrick's Day banquet for 700 at the Hotel Cecil in London. The United Irish League of America sent greetings. Redmond spoke on Ireland as a nation, praising unity, courage, and sacrifice, and noted MPs jailed since last year’s banquet. He spoke of educational and industrial revival and temperance progress in Ireland.
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London
John Redmond
Hotel
Cecil
United Irish League of America
Ireland
Brothers Die Together in Dual Edwardsville Tragedy
Dr A B McKee aged 40 and his twin Charles McKee were found in the Edwardsville stable under circumstances that point to a joint self inflicted death to escape disgrace following Dr McKee's arrest on a criminal assault charge. Charles died shortly after. morphine caused the deaths. The physician left a widow and child.
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Edwardsville
St. Louis
A. B. McKee
Charles
Dr. McKee
McKee
Johnson Again Named Mayor by Cleveland Democrats
Tom L. Johnson was renominated for mayor by acclamation at the Cleveland Democratic city convention held in Cleveland Ohio on March 17. The event affirmed his continued leadership and momentum for the upcoming election cycle.
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Cleveland Democrats
Cleveland, O
Tom L. Johnson
Vientana Capital Shaken by Strong Earthquake Tremor
Helena Mont March 17 Violent earth tremors were felt again last night in the capital with no damage reported yet.
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Vientana
Helena
Mont
Canal Treaty Ratified by Senate After Long Struggle
The Senate voted 73 to 6 to ratify the Colombia canal treaty, ending a lengthy dispute. Morgan led a lengthy critique on defense and U.S. control, while Money and Daniel pressed amendments. final roll call showed broad support with a brief adjournment to resume work on the Cuban treaty.
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Washington
Senate
Republic of Colombia
Morgan
Money
United States
South
Central America
Mexico
Bacon
Teller
Daniel
Bailey
Spooner
Hoar
Congress
Senator Daniel
Platt
Connecticut
Bobbin
Senator Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Virginia
Martin
Alabama
Messrs. Morgan
Pettus
Colorado
Frye
Funston to Investigate Alaska Trade Combination
General Frederick Funston is assigned to study a Alaska trade combination affecting wharf space at St Michaels within the Department of Columbia jurisdiction. William C. Sanger presented the case, with concerns the consolidation could create a Sherman Act restraint of trade. Funston will travel to Alaska to examine facts and report recommendations to the War Department.
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Bunston
Alaska
Washington
Frederick
Funston
St. Michaels
Department of Columbia
William Carey Sanger
War Department
St Michaels
Water Front
General Funston
North Named Director of the Census by the President
Washington March 19 The president tendered the director position of the census to S N D North formerly chief statistician of manufacturers of the census bureau to succeed W R Merriam who has resigned North has accepted and will assume duties in May
Fog causes accidents in Illinois and Indiana
In Joliet Illinois fog wrecked eastbound Rock Island train No 6 at Rockdale hitting a night freight. Fireman Connolly of Joliet injured. Two passengers shaken up and others cut or bruised. In Franklin Indiana heavy fog caused a rear sleeper of a southbound Monon train to be struck by a northbound train near Cyclone. Ten passengers with wounds bruises, but all continued.
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Joliet
Ill
Rock Island
Rockdale
Connolly
Jol
Franklin
Ind
Monon
Cyclone
Here
Work Nearly Done Coast Strike Commission Report
Commissioner Carroll D Wright of the coast strike commission said the work was nearly concluded. Finishing touches are being added to the report and it will be sent to the printer in a few days.
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Coast Strike Commission
Republic
Washington
Carroll D. Wright
The
Coastrike Commission
Want the President Induced to Visit Honolulu
Hawaiian leaders press for President Roosevelt to extend his western trip from San Francisco to Hawaii. An urgent invitation is sent with plans for wireless telegraphy to keep the presidential party in constant contact with the mainland and islands, enabling daily updates and remote governance from the travel vessel.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Roosevelt
Hawaiiai Islands
Monona Man Dies by Self-Administered Poison
In Dubuque on March 17 Henry Thie of Monona Clayton county drank carbolic acid and died shortly after. The act appears linked to the anniversary of his son’s death at Postville two years ago, with deep mourning cited as the likely motive.
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Dubuque
Henry Thie
Monona
Clayton County
Postville
Burdick Papers Probed in Divorce Case Scandal
An Express interview with a former Buffalo Envelope stockholder recounts threats linked to a divorce suit involving Edwin L Burdick. Witnesses testifying at the inquest describe marital tensions, suicide fears, followed by testimony from Marion Burdick and others about Burdick’s death and alleged intrigues.
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Buffalo, N
the Express
Buffalo Envelope Company
Edwin L. Burdick
Pennell’s name used in inquest on gehres quarry death
Buffalo March 19 Arthur R Pennell named as co respondent in Burdick divorce case and connected to a fatal quarry death in Gehre's quarry two weeks ago. The inquest yesterday surfaced the co respondent's name amid inquiries into the tragedy.
Narrow Escape Prominent Stockman of Osceola County Iowa
William Shadt a leading stockman from Osceola County Iowa narrowly escaped death by gas asphyxiation in a Tremont Chicago hotel room early today March 19. A porter detected the odor and forced the door finding Shadt unconscious. the room was filled with escaping gas from an open jet. He was hospitalized and is expected to recover.
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Osceola County
Iowa
Chicago Hotel
Chicago
William Shadt
Tremont Hotel
Shadt
Mrs Grants Washington Home Sold for 60000
General Frederick D Grant sold his mother Mrs Julia Derit Grant's house at 2111 Massachusetts Avenue to Colonel John A Johnston who had recently resigned from the army. The $60,000 price came from a fund raised by admirers in 1886 to benefit the establishment and upkeep of the home within the Grant family.
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Washington House
Washington
Frederick D. Grant
Julia Derit Grant
Massachusetts Avenue
John A. Johnston
B and O Railroad Drives On Parkersburg Street Clash
Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers moved in under an old ordinance to lay tracks on a main Parkersburg street. Police and fire crews halted the effort as water suppression forced the men to quit. Mayor Vandervoort faced impeachment at a special council meeting and was suspended amid injunction actions. Calls for guards to protect the street drew hundreds in response.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Vandervoort
Ames at Minneapolis Arraignment Planned for Tomorrow
Dr. A A Ames in sheriff custody arrived in Minneapolis and will be arraigned tomorrow. He will remain under deputy sheriff supervision at a local hotel until the arraignment.
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Minneapolis
Minn
AA. Ames
Ames
Timber Through Him. Minnesota Man Will Live Despite a Remarkable Accident
John Whittaker of Sandstone Minnesota, owner of a small sawmill, walked home with a three foot scantling protruding through his side after it was flung by a circular saw. A doctor removed the timber and his prognosis is for probable recovery.
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Minnesota
Sandstone
Minn
John Whittaker
Waterman Inventor of Postage Stamp Dies at 88
Henry Waterman, longtime postmaster of Millbury Mass now Woonsocket Rhode Island, dies at 88. In 1839 he created and used stamps later adopted nationally, with letters canceled by his name and amount due. His stamp designs are valued by philatelists from fifty to twelve hundred dollars.
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Henry Waterman
Mill Mass
Henry Waterny
Woonsocket
R. I
Waterman
Millbury
United States
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Shamrock I
ST. Patrick’s Day
Johnson
Yrive
Solons
Mercer
Indiana
Mtr
Coatsworth
Mrs. Hull
Grandmother Hull
Marion
Grandmother Hall
Arthur R.penney
William Marcey
Marcey
Owland
Dr. Howland
Tor
Edwin L.burdick
Murphy
Charles S. Parke
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