Cronin Case Chronology in Chicago Grand Jury Proceedings
The grand jury in Cronin case hears testimony from many witnesses, with Sullivan held in his cell and a large effort to indict pending. Maroney’s suspected movements, signs of a coordinated conspiracy, and arrests including Tierney and others populate a tense investigation led by police and prosecutors.
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Cronm
Coranec
Baly
Alexander Sullivan
Winitom
Am Soo
England
Ireland
W G Melville
St Paul
McCoy's Hotel
Simon's
Clark Strait
Maroney
Melville
Inka
Pultes
Cronin murder trial unfolds in crowded Chicago courtroom
The Cronin case dominates the Chicago scene as Daniel Sullivan appears before Judge Tuley amid a tense crowd. Witness testimony is reviewed and key alibi theories dismissed, with Sullivan's motives noted but little concrete evidence tying him to the crime.
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Alexander Sullivan
Liberty
Baileof
Fama Haw
Fernando Jones
Chicago
J W Tundy
Michael Wo Kerwin
Daniel Corkery
Keene
Theo Be
Tuley
Sullivan
Melville Sifts Through Chicago Clues in Murder Case
William G Melville a Transi Biasour Railroad clerk traveled to Chicago in April and registered as W G Melville at McCoys hotel. Detectives linked him to John J Maroney theCrogin murder case and noted a register entry stating We Melvide. Investigations traced interviews with Melville to Samuel Brophlet and another rail man. detectives claim Melville had no ties to anarchist groups.
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Kansas City, Bio
William G& Melville
Transi Biasour Railroad Association
Chicago
W G Melville
McCoys Hotel
John J Marney
Crogin
Maroney
Tsa
Thoma Desnoud
Merv
Bog Biennemn
Melville
Claeawa
Samuel Brophlet
Orailrow
Mal Ville
Webster Avenue
Williama
Willams
Holden Avenue
Yen
Aleck
Alecki
Confession in Cronin Case Traces Murder Plot Fling
The cro n case timeline centers on Woodruff’s detailed confession linking conspirators Melville Williams McDougall to the Chicago murder. He describes meetings with Sullivan and Coughlin, a cipher note, a Lincoln Avenue trunk transfer, and a plan to flee with a hiding wagon and buried evidence. A Winnipeg capture of Martin Burke sparks renewed pursuit and potential extradition battles.
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Williams
Loughblin
Alexander Sullivan
Niagara
Sullivan
P O'Sullivan
Woolruff
Coughlin
South State
Munler
Linovingpars
Woolruf
Borke and Wageon
Lincoln Avenue
Woodruff “Horrows
Playli Carda
Bates
Woodlock
Frank Williams
Melville
McDougall
Ashland Avenue
Lincoln
Shea
Mike McDougall
Philadelphia
Wichita
Kan
McDugall
Haght
Melville Melville
Peoria
Carlet
Clark Street
Melville Bibains
Annie
Grand Jury Developments and Related Court Actions
Grand jury testimony highlights routine evidence with key witnesses Desk Sergeant Montgomery and James W. Tuohy, a Sullivan surety, plus mention of Detective Coughlin and a 900 phone line. Separate reports note Maroney and McDonald released after Chicago witnesses failed to identify them in Dr Cronin murder case. Special act pension ruling allows Oliver M French widow arrears under general law, with Bussey overruling prior interpretation to grant accrued pension from discharge to start of special act pension.
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Lakel
Cronin
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Lean
Promets
Heidath
Curiaco
Montgomery
Chicago Avenue
James W. Tuohy
Coughlin
Iceman Sullivan
Wiindes & Sullivan
Tuohy
Lalares
Beach
Maroney
McDonald E
New York
McDonald
Dr. Cronin
Withouses
Chicago
Hatfluid
Martinson
Thacksgorton
Clark Treet
Jurge Andrews
Supreme Court
Hell
Congress
French
Hoe
Pension Office
Interior Office
Bossey
Bussoy
Bussey
Great Liar of the Cronin Case Confessions Stir Chicago
Chicago readers hear of Woodruff who claims multiple confessions about a Cronin tragedy. Dated June 18 the piece notes he talks freely with reporters, cites new names, and admits conflicting dates while his attorney Theodore Case is said to have advised him to stay silent amid the horse stealing charges.
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Liar
Cronin
Chicago
Woodruff
York
Theodore Case
Hogan
Case
Alex Sullivan
Untitled remark on a boy's temper and temptation
A fragment describes a boy who sways between tears and theft, noting he has always had real life and a mix of good and bad traits. He cannot resist temptation, a behavior hinted as ongoing across days.
Armagh Horror Causes Seventy-Five Deaths Shock
London reports the Armagh railway disaster now tallying seventy five dead many young adults among victims. Investigations suggest deliberate detachment of wrecked coaches with stones placed under wheels on a steep incline. Clergy organize a relief fund while the board of trade opens an inquiry and the queen sends sympathy.
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Armagh
London
United Kingdom
Yeaterday
Board of Trade
Will of Allan Thorndyke Rice Discloses North American Review Gift
The will filed in probate in Liverpool September 17 183L names executors Count de Banuclos of Madrid and Charles A Cotting of Boston. Lloyd S Brice of New York receives 51 100ths of the testator’s interest in The North American Review and related assets. Remainder left to executors in trust for three equal shares to his aunts and cousins.
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North American Review
New York
Allan Thorndyke Rice
Liverpool
Count de Banuclos
Madrid
Charles A. Cotting
Boston
Marie de Banuclos
Antovinette de Bantclos
Frederick Kofler
Darmatadt
Germany
Review
Col Lloyd S& Brice
Countess de Banuclos
Countess de Sartiges
Martha Parker
Chandler Nominated for Senator in New Hampshire Caucus
In a Republican caucus in Concord New Hampshire Chandler led with 125 votes while Gallinger received 60 and Marston supported by 1, Chandler was declared the nominee amid denial of bribery allegations. Sulloway of Manchester reported rumors of bid prices which Chandler and allies denied as unfounded.
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Concorp
N. H
Repub-ican
United States
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Jacob H. Gallinger
Gilman Marston
Sulloway
Mandwater
Blaghans, Oh Eemnonetie
Harryton
Canvassing Report From Harzra Montana July 18
canvassing results from Harzra Montana summarized as of July 18 report details tensions and ballots observed by local election officials. The brief notes procedures used and preliminary tallies reflect early stage counts in a rural precinct.
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Harzra
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Disputed Baby Case Grips Cincinnati Court
A sensational custody and baby swap case unfolds in Cincinnati as Katie Schaller seeks her child amid claims of deception by Mrs Humbries and Mrs White. The trial features multiple alleged births, missing infants, and a jail-bound Mrs White refusing to disclose the child’s whereabouts while detectives pursue a writ of habeas corpus.
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Typographical Convention Elects Delegates to Federations
The Typographical convention in Denver elected Hanr of Philadelphia and Vaughn of Denys as delegates to the American Federation of Trades. Cowley of Cincinnati and Caron of Moutral were named delegates to the works' labor congress at Paris. A report urged government use of hand printing for bonds and bank notes. A resolution supported extending telegraph control. The next session will convene in Atlanta on the second Monday of January 1800.
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Ladies Bicycle Race Ends in Denver Event
In Denver on June 18 the six day ladies bicycle race concluded at Athletic park with Kittie Brown leading at 185 miles, Helen Baldwin of New York second with 175, and Loulee Araminto of Canada third at 151. Oaks crashed, removing her tire from the race. On Thursday she won a five mile race by four fifths of a second.
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Helen Baldwin
New York
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Canada
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Philadelphia
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Oaks
Timber Fires Devour Vast Oregon Forests
In Portanti Oregon heavy fires sweep Cap Mountain area burning millions of feet of timber. Inferno roars for miles as trains on the Northern Pacific report halted travel and crews fight the blaze. Officials warn the blaze could consume large timber tracts as the flames illuminate the night.
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