Pardon Sought By Dynamiters McNamara Case
Los Angeles reports detail the federal probe into a nationwide dynamite plot. Principal witness Ortle McManigal a confessed dynamiter links others to the McNamaras and the International Association of Bridge Structural Iron Workers. The case expands to witnesses from San Francisco and Cincinnati as prosecutors push to unearth broader conspiracies and motives.
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Los Angeles
Ortle McManical
McNamaras
McManigal
McManial
International Association of Brand Structural Iron Workers
Esseus
John J
H. S. Hocker Named Successor to Iron Workers Secretary
H. S. Hocker has been chosen to succeed John Medanara as Secretary of the Iron Workers union. The appointment was announced this week and positions Hocker to lead secretary duties in the organization.
Ohio Man Falsely Imprisoned Then Pardoned After Review
Columbus reports D George Ux aged and worn from prison years after a murder charge. The pardon board recommended clemency to Governor Barium, citing a perfect alibi at trial. Two other inmates tied to the case faced outcomes, one died in prison. Also notes jackrabbits with horns found and a saloon shooting in Evansville with a man injured and suspect in custody.
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Columbus
George Ux
Ury
Uarimar
Wilium
Gutlie
Fife
Rare Operation at Memphis Hospital Stabbed Patient Likely to Recover
Memphis report details a major heart wound where a 2 negro patient named Dee an-Wester Rummel was stabbed in the heart and operated on at City Hospital. Five stitches were sewn over the wound after removing the heart tissue. Hospital officials say recovery odds were slim but the patient later spoke, naming the assailant. Only five similar cases are on record where patients survived heart stitches. Local authorities note the unusual nature of the operation and the tenuous prognosis at the time.
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Memphis
Penn
City Hospital
Kanner
Yallient
Tom
A Bold Affront in Louisville Slur Against Senator Bradley
A report from Louisville describes a group of young Black youths accused of slapping U S Senator Bradley aboard a commuter train and fleeing. Conductor identified three suspects at their homes. police face broader corruption questions in Hoopeston nicknamed the Halcyon City amid slanderous charges and investigations.
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Louisville
WO. Bradley
Bradley
Weather Summary From U S Weather Bureaus
Observations from United States weather bureaus at 8 p m yesterday show notable cloud cover and temperature readings across regions. Data indicate cooler coastal areas and warmer interior zones with shifting wind patterns and precipitation potential.
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United States Weather
Dinner bell rings as passengers react on ship deck
An ocean going pest speaks to a lone listener, recalling how other passengers fled at the sound of the dinner bell. The Astener asks who rang the bell and hurries below, illustrating a moment of comic nautical chatter.
Admiral C E Vreelane heads inquiry into Maine disaster
The article reports Admiral C E Vreelane leading an inquiry into a Maine disaster. It notes naval officials and investigators examining cause, timeline, and impact on ships and crew. Further details on findings or actions were not provided in the readable text.
Trouble in China: Wu Tine Leads Daily Talks on Stability
Shanghai reports Wu Tine and allies hold daily conferences to ease China’s current troubles. Provisional delegates at Wuchang discuss plans while imperial troops and naval forces are mentioned, with tensions rising over control and potential naval activity.
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Shanghai
Wu Tine
China
Wuchang
Chang Haun
Nankite
Pukow
Sun Yat Sen and Chinese republic plan headlines
Reports from San Francisco describe vote efforts by Sun Yat Sen supporters to elect a leader for a Chinese republic. Aimed to unite warring factions and hold elections once the republic is established. Sun Yat Sen expected to arrive in Shanghai on May 22 to be named dictator and guide the rebel forces.
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China
Ching
Sun Yat Sen
Sun Yat Sen, It Is Announced Here, Will Reach Shanehat Tine
Omer
Convicted in Morgan County Murder Case
A Morgan county circuit court jury found John Matlock guilty of murder in Jacksonville for the Oct 14 killing of Frank Cashin. Matlock was sentenced to hang while Robert Pruitt received life imprisonment.
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Jacksonville
Morgan County
John Matlock
Robert Pruitt
Frank Cashin
Matlock
Truitt
Noted Aviator Falls in Paris Flight
Vedrines, the famed aviator, was badly injured when his monoplane failed at Villa Conblay in Paris. The craft shattered to splinters after a 100 foot fall. his legs and arms were broken or injured.
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Paris
Vedrines
Villa Conblay
John Fuegan Dies From Hunting Firearm Wounds
In Gary Indiana a seventeen year old named John Fuegan died from wounds after an accidental shooting during a hunting outing. The incident occurred in Pec. 8 near local hunting grounds and authorities are investigating the death.
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Gary
Ind
Pec
John Fuegan
Verdict confirms external mine caused Maine explosion in Havana harbor
Washington reports the Vreeland board concludes the destruction of the battleship Maine was due to an external explosive in Havana harbor. The panel cites evidence from the wreck exposed by dewatering the cofferdam and parallels Sampson board findings from 1898.
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Washington
Dee
Vreeland Board
United States Naval
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
Sampson Board
C. E. Vreeland
Admiral Weetland
Cote Oy
Joseph Steinss
William FH. Perguson
Te Navy
Havanag
Army Enningers
Richard al Wart
Bureau of Construction and Repair
William M. Black
United States Army
Vreeland
Spain
Washington Illicit Whisky Toll and Strikes at Oaxaca
Report from Washington Indiana notes officers will assess a deadly whisky incident. Two deaths linked to tainted liquor. a man in Saned Blok died from a fall into a pail of seawater. Oaxaca residents threaten President Aledero amid constitutional tensions.
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Washington
Ind
Longnoten
Mrs. D. H. Ingersoll to Testify in Los Angeles Dynamite Case
Mrs. D H Ingersoll is named as a witness in the Los Angeles dynamite case. Officials expect her testimony to illuminate aspects of the investigation and potential actions linked to the case.
Youths confess link to attempted wreck of express train
The case centers on Frank Ostrecki aged eighteen Edward Kurpinski aged nine both of Warrior Run who link William Roberts aged twenty nine of Warrior Run to placing a twenty foot chain on the rails to wreck the westbound Lehigh Valley express near Warrior Run The train sped at fifty miles per hour when halted by a miner's lamp signal The Lehigh Valley police continue a vigorous investigation with the three youths in custody awaiting fall arraignment without bail
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Wilkesbarre
Dee
Warrior Hull
Frank Ostrecki
Edward Kurpinski
Warrior Run
William Roberta
Meo
Hia
Lehigh Valley Police
Student Self Government Adopted at State University
State university students adopt a stem of self government in a vote by two. A committee of ten, mostly girls, handles all moral affairs and trials are held in secret. Students facing charges may be expelled after a private warning, with appeal to a higher student court. Faculty approves.
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Levington
Frome
State University
Postoffice Robbed. Cash Stolen in Mefeansboro
A local post office in Mefeansboro TE was blown open and thieves stole 84 in cash and 460 in stampa. Police and officials investigate the break in and collect evidence from the scene.
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Mefeansboro, Te, Dee
Terse Telegrams From Various Global Developments
A collection of brief items: Tr proposes selling the Brooklyn Navy Yard to New York City for docking facilities. John A G Dowie abandons his father’s faith and seeks Episcopal orders. The Hague Opium Congress binds twelve governments to plans for opium suppression. Lorenzo Corrona and wife are found dead in a Beaver Falls snowdrift after beatings by the Black Hand. Havana official Abvares pays $15000 ransom for his kidnapped son’s return. King George’s India durbar expected to yield a major political concession. Cuban Congress suspends civil service for 14 months to allow President Gomez to remove guerillas. Pike County Ohio election fraud probes threaten broader revelations. Leipzig trial of a British ship broker hints at British espionage on German yards.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
John Alexander Gladstone Dowie
Zion City
Hague
Lorenzo Corrona
Beaver Pails
Menor Abvares
Havana
Duis
George
India
Gomez
Pike County
Ohie
Adan
Leipzig
Berlin
Inquiry Still Bearing Fruit in Dynamite Case tied to Labor Union
Federal investigators pursue a comprehensive record of criminal transactions in the dynamite case linked to the Iron Workers union. United States District Attorney Miller and assistants have gathered evidence of payments to dynamiters by John McNamara and associates, including a Los Angeles Times bombing alleged to fetch $750.
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Indianapolis
United States
Miller
John McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Mc-Namara
Orta MouManigal
Mc- Manigal
McNamara
Jin McNamara
Los Angeles Times
CLEAN DAIRIES The Object Sought by Voluntary Association
The wholesale and retail milk dealers of Bend Indiana organize to cooperate with pure food authorities. They will provide weekly samples for state health laboratory testing in Indianapolis. Tests run for three months. no prosecutions expected, but sellers will act on adverse reports.
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Bend
Ind
State Board of Health Laboratory
Indianapolis
Arson Guilty Verdict In Lafontaine Hotel Case
The state found John A. Schuster of Lafontaine guilty of arson in the Lafontaine hotel fire two years ago. Arthur Wenger testified that Schuster hired him to burn the hotel for a $2,600 insurance payout. Schuster declares innocence and will appeal to a higher court. He remains in sheriff custody.
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John A. Schuster
Lafontaine
Schiuster
Arthur Wenger
Schuster
Tie
Judge Rules Wet in Washington Township Tie under Proctor Law
Judge Bowser decides the Washington township local option election remains wet for two years after a tie. The Proctor law requires a majority, and the tie led to the abstention of local option forces. Also noted is the two-year continuation of the wet status awaiting further action. Arthur Finney and another suspect were sent to Leavenworth Prison for a two-year term for $1,160 postal fraud.
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Columbia City
Ind
Bowser
Bigs
Washington Township
Mrausat
Leavenworth
Prigan
Valparaiso
Dee
Arthur Finney
Lobster Heist Ends With Hidden Reward Tale
A Monterey transplant failed after lobsters died from snagged traps due to wooden pegs left in by handlers. The Albatross searched Monterey Bay under US fisheries, offering 200 dollars for transplanted specimens. A Santa Cruz fisherman hid and ate a 16 inch lobster, missing a 2000 dollar bounty and revealing the scheme to others.
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Wevermeett
Monterey
Monterey Bay
United States Ssh Commission
Santa Cruz
Aunt Fatty’s secret to vigor old time tale
The Old South anecdote features Aunt Slattie, reputedly ninety, in good health. Curious visitors ask for her vitality secret. She quips that avoiding trouble with hired girls keeps her thriving.
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New York Press
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised for Coughs and Colds
A letter from Dr Brown of Mungcadina Alabama credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe chest illness and lingering cough. The testimonial extols the remedy as reliable for lagging trouble, hemorrhages, legrippe, asthma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough with a one dollar bottle and free trial offer from Kneefel Drug Company.
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Dr. Brown
Mungcadina
Als
Dr. King
Kneefel Drug Company
Our Planetary System Seen From Nearby Starfield
A fragmentary Weekly article ponders the vastness of the solar system and our small place within it. It compares the solar system to a tiny disk in space and notes that even massive distances and events on Earth scarcely affect the surrounding cosmos.
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Neptune
Earth
Market quotations and weather notes from multiple cities
Market quotes show wheat corn hay and cattle prices in Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago with hog and sheep figures. A livestock recap lists receipts for hogs cattle and sheep and regional prices vary by market. A health anecdote mentions a man cured by an electric remedy and credits Knosfel Company.
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Indianapolis
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