Patrick Is Hopeful After Murder Trial Verdict
Albert T. Patrick, just convicted of murdering William Marsh Rice, met reporters in the Tombs smiling and spoke of a possible new trial. He blamed court statements for affecting the jury and claimed the second will and cremation intents were crucial evidence to be admitted. Patrick predicted a new trial and returned to his cell as the public weighs his fate with key witnesses Meyers and Short facing charges. A separate note reports Wall Street brokers Norman de Mauriac and Fred Watson settling a championship dispute by posting $500. Also identified is the drowning victim John Kinsella in Bridgeport.
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New York
Securtry
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Goff
Murderers Row
Caes
W. M. Rice
Valetones
Jones
Rice
Enid
Meyers
Short
Ping Deng
Ste. New York
Broad Street
Wall Street
Norman de Mauriac
Fred Watson
de. Manriac
Waston
Miners Withdraw Ultimatum As Conference Opens
New York March 27 A high level conference opened at the Federation headquarters to discuss the anthracite crisis. President Easly said a general discussion occurred between miners and mine owners and a favorable conclusion was expected. The miners agreed to withdraw their April 1 strike ultimatum and a second meeting will be held within 30 days with separate discussions continuing.
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Ultiantum
New York
Thomas
Eriefond
Baer
Philadelphia and
Reading Road
Truesdell
Oliphant
Delaware and Hudson
National Civic Federation
Fedrations
Easly
Confernee
Death of Charles Eyre Archbishop of Scotland
The Most Rev Charles Eyre Roman Catholic archbishop of Scotland has died. Born in 181% at Asham York he was educated at Ushaw and in Rome and served in Newcastle before becoming archbishop guiding Scotland after the hierarchy restoration in 1878. He authored a history of St Cuthbert in 1840 and held multiple chivalric orders.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Charles Eyre
Archbishop Eyre
John Lewis Eyre
Asham
Bryan Hall
York
Ushaw College
Durham
Rome
Ss. Andrews
Newcastle-on- Tyne
St. Mary's Cathedral
Newcastle
Leo XII
Mgr. Eyre
Eyre
Cuthbert
Order of Isabella the Catholic
Order of Malta
Money Woes of Bank Wrecker Andrews Revealed
Detroit reports reveal the vast scale of speculations by Frank Q. Andrews, bank vice president, through McLaughlin & Co and Cameron Currie & Co from 1901 to 1902 totaling about 28 million dollars in buys and 14 million in sales, linked to Amalgamated Copper activity and signaling the extent of the failure. A separate Berlin note notes a German prize offer for the best alcohol engines for military use, with tests planned for 1908 and tied to Emperor William’s interest, while in Harrisburg a teacher’s whipping scandal ends in romance, and Manchester silk mill workers organize a 250-member velvet weavers union planning a sympathetic strike.
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Detroit
Mich
May
Frank
Q. Andrews
City Savings Bank
McLaughlin & Co
Caméron, Currie & Co
Amalgamated Copper
Currie & Co
Amalgamated
McLaughlin
Berlin
Reichsanzeiger
William
Only insurgent general captured near coast
Manila March 27 Noriel the only insurgent general aside from Malvar in the field was captured by Lt. Bamford of the 28th Infantry with a small guard. A major a captain a lieutenant and five men acting as Nobol’s bodyguard were taken as POWs. Malvar suspected in disguise. Noriel says the insurrection is over few leaders remain. Trial of Major Wal ler on Samar continues with no new features. Cholera week totals show 49 cases 39 deaths. General Chaffee mobilizes army surgeons to aid the board of health.
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Malear
Generel Malyar
Disgutou
Hong Kong
Manila
Noriel
Malvar
Frank E. Bamford
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Nobel
Bamford
Wnoriel
Su Hy
L. W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar Island
Rhodes Funeral: Mrs Jamieson to Accompany Rhodes Remains
Cecil Rhodes dies after long illness. Mrs Jamieson, his lifelong companion, to accompany his remains to the Matoppo Hills for final interment. Cape government to accord a state funeral. London reports Rhodes’ death alters market sentiment as shares show slight uptick. Queen Alexandra’s condolence message read to the dying magnate.
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Matoppa Ain F
Cape Town
Mareh
Jamieson
Cecil Rhodes
Matoppa Hills
Rhodes
Queen Alexandra
Cape
London
British officers executed in London report
Official dispatches due soon will reveal that General Kitchener ordered the execution of colonial officers after court martial for killing unarmed Boers. Two bushveldt carbineers were shot after conviction, one jailed 25 years, and a fourth deported for acting as King's evidence.
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London
Kitchener Max
Kichener
Bushveldt Carbineers
School Strike Ends as Principal Reinstated in Brazil High
In Indianapolis on March 2, the dismissal of Prof. E M Muncie, principal of Brazil High, over an alleged kiss attempt sparked a pupil strike. After parents urged action and a stormy school-board session, the board rescinded the dismissal and pupils returned to class.
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Harrisburg
Til
W. W. Womack
Stone Fort
Mary Marshall
Womack
Principa
Vipin
Indianapolis
E M. Muncie
Brazil High School
Jail keeps Rathbone and Reeves without bail on Cuba fraud case
March 27 Havana report says Estes Rathbone former director of poste and H Reeves remain jailed after audien cias court sentenced Rathbone to ten years and a 36324 dollar fine for Cuban postal frauds. Bondsman Lopez offered bonds but court denied bail. US counterfeiters raid in Corona New York finds five men arrested for forging five dollar gold pieces. Three men gave names, others refused. Secret service seized tools, engraving room, and counterfeiting equipment from a house. The men await hearings before U.S. Commissioner Benedict.
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Gathhove
Reeves
Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Poste
Audiencia Court
Vivace
Carpel
Dos Rathbone
Senor Lopez
H. Reeves
Rathbone
Reaves
New York
United States Seorst “Service
Corona
Secret Service
as-Ma
Ring Mosso
Santos
Carazo
Antonia Shiare
United States
Benedict” i
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Staple Mthers
Optician
Neveatuck Conn
Réam
Impany
Norton
Wavon
Peter Paul & Co
Lily Block, Water St
Broome
Galpin St
Naugatuck Grocery Company
Maln Street
Kimball
Busig
Nopson Block
W. H. Miner
A. G. West
Brown’s Block
Jexchange Place
D. Engelman
Hblap
Furniss
Water Street
Severn
Tombeathie
Bridgeport
Aman
John Kinsella
Hishop Eyre
LE Money
Algonol Milirary Motors
Manchester
Cheney ‘Brothers’ Silk Mills
Keto
Lowell
Textile Council
Bedford
Mass
Manufacturers Association
Middletown
N. Y
Ontario and Western Coal Train 81
Norwich
Oxford
Raber
Mead
Terwilliger
Foreign Iron Combine
Daily Mail
DOW
Germany
Belgium
France
Europé
America
Crerr
Funewal
Gately & Brea
Center Street
Gem Opera House
Percy Plunket
Jerry Judson
McCarthy’e
Benson Furniture Company
South Main St
Waterbury, Hugh
J. J. Crane
Greenburg’s
Dread Hata
Shanea
Flowera
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