100 Policemen Face Chicago's Unemployed Parade
Chicago mobilized 700 extra officers in the loop district as a planned 100000‑strong unemployed parade to city hall faced possible police action. Tramp leader Ben Reitman and Lucy Parsons urged turnout while authorities prepared for force if crowds turned violent.
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United Press
Chicago
Shippy
Lake Front
Quietus
Socialist Party
Ben Reitman
Tramps Association
Anarchists
Reitman
Loop
Lucy Parsons
Odd Fellows Club Granted Charter in Social Group
A charter has been granted to the Od Fellows' Temple club with incorporators Charles Durant F W Meyers C C Thayer Roy Whiting and A S Wilson. The organization is social and its membership consists of Odd Fellows.
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Od Fellows
Temple Club
Charles Durant
F. W. Meyers
C. C. Thayer
Roy Whiting
A. S. Wilson
Odd Fellows
Former local resident Ned Bryant visits city from California
Ned Bryant, once a city resident now living in California, is visiting friends here for several days. He previously served as a sergeant in Company B of the Sixteenth Regiment and as quartermaster of the third battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Bryant
California
Co. B
Sixteenth Regiment
Sinful Love Blamed In New York Tragedy
A diary reveals that illicit passion led to a fatal incident in New York. Investigators tie motive to a forbidden affair and a deadly confrontation between involved parties.
Love and murder in Macy's diary revealed
Mary Roberts known as Mrs May Roberts Clark shot Frank Brady in Macy's department store. A diary found in her trunk portrays a five year love crisis, Brady's rejection, and her belief her husband died as motive. Police note unclear status of her husband, John Roberts.
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United Press
New York
Mary Roberts
May Roberts Clark
Frank Brady
Macy
Hitchcock to Have Trial After That
New York January 23. The district attorney announced that Raymond Hitchcock will be tried immediately after the Harry K. Thaw case in the criminal branch of the supreme court. Evidence is prepared and the Gerry Society’s President Lindsay was informed the Hitchcock trial will follow Thaw.
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New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Jerome
Lindsay
Gerry Society
Hitchcock
Thaw
Fair Tonight With Lake Erie Snow Flurries
For Western Pennsylvania the forecast calls for fair skies tonight with snow flurries near Lake Erie and a much colder period ahead. A strong cold wave will move in as Friday brings fair but much colder conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Haley Declines Mayoral Candidacy Urging Solid Support
John B. Haley of Mill Street, a druggist, says he is not a mayoral candidate. He notes friends urged him to unite behind a winner but he has decided not to run and asks supporters to choose the best from the filed candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
John B. Haley
Mill Street
Mr. Haley
Sensational Turn in Thaw Trial as Defense Witness Speaks
The trial of Harry Thaw features Dr. Charles G. Wagner testifying for the defense about Thaw’s state of mind and early animosity toward Stanford White. Witnesses recount Thaw’s statements, alleged conspiracies, and a pattern of hostility toward medical examiners, with further proceedings delayed by ship arrivals and ongoing cross examination.
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United Press
NEW Youngs
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Stanford White
Thaw
Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit
Charles G. Wagner
White
New York
Charles L. Bailey
Albany
N. Y
New York Central
Justice Dowling
Jerome Cross
Bailey
Littleton
Wagner
Dolan to Testify on UMWA Delegate Seat Hearing Today
In Indianapolis on January 23 Pat Dolan faces a hearing at 1 30 P M on his right to be seated as a national convention delegate for the United Mine Workers of America. The credential committee report includes one exception: Dolan. Cleveland delegate Jerry Nutall urged dismissal of Dolan's credentials, causing an uproar before President John Mitchell barred further outbursts. Laura Gregg of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association spoke before noon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pat” Dolan
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Dolan
Jerry Nutall
Pittsburg
Suterville
Mitchell
Laura Gregg
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Serge Hears Doom in Fear and Trembling
A report centers on Serge as he confronts a looming penalty threat amid fear and trembling. The piece frames his anxious response and the potential consequences he faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
Rosario Serge Sentenced to Death in First-Degree Murder
The court sentences Rosario Serge to be hanged for the murder of Tony Conti. Attorneys plan to appeal, sending the case toward the Supreme Court, as Governor fixes the hanging time. Serge showed tense bravado and a strained smile during the verdict.
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Preme Court
Rosario Serge
Porter
Harding Cuts Loose From Sen Foraker In Ohio
Marion Ohio January 23 In an editorial titled Foraker Is Defeated Ohio Is for Taft former Lieutenant Governor Harding announces his withdrawal from Senator Foraker citing political trend and confirming the end of Foraker leadership with a harsh verdict on his prospects.
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United Press
Marion
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Harding
Jealousy Believed Motive in Girl’s Chicago Murder
Chicago police link jealousy to the fatal shooting of Catherine Cartwright, 22, as they search for James McGee, 23, who was previously arrested for shooting at Cartwright and J. F. Miller after catching them together. Mary Winter, who runs the rooming house, heard three shots but did not investigate until the killer fled. Cartwright was dead when the room was entered.
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United Press
Chicago
Catherine Cartwright
James McGee
J. F. Miller
Mary Winter
Defective Flue Sparks Small Fire at Weyrick Home
A defective flue caused a small fire at 245 Taylor Street Thursday morning just after 9:30. Chief Connery and the Central and Bay street departments answered from box 44. Flames burned through the floor of an upstairs room and consumed one trunk. loss stated as slight.
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J. F. Weyrick
Taylor Street
Chief Connery
Central
Bay Street
Murder Suspect Sainato Sunk Wauk Dauphin River Body
District Attorney Joe Calaute, eye witness, says Dominick Sainato shot Game Warden Houk near the railroad and sank the body in the Mahoning River weighted with stones. Sainato, sought for Houk's murder, was jailed in the county after being located in Albany. Ex Sheriff Brown arranged the transfer and noted swift requisition signing by governors. Calaute also implicates Sainato in the Duff murder.
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Dominick Sainato
Seeley Houk
James Brown
Brown
Albany
N. Y
Logan
Quimby
Sainato
Samato
Hillsville
Hook
Harrisburg
Joe Calaute
Squire William Duff
Houk
Sianato
Mahoning
Calaute
Duff
Battle Expected At Haiti As Loyalists Prepare Strike
In Port au Prince on January 23 President Alexis orders rapid action against Gencavies amid reports of rebel fortification at Cape Haitien. He fears dilatory command tactics and pledges to shield foreign property while warning nations that the steamship Vortigern and General Firm in with twenty followers are pirates.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Alexis
Cape Haitien
Vortigern
Firmin
Calaute Frantic in Prison Cell Over Sainato Arrival
Joe Calaute jailed for the murder of Squire William Duff frantically fears Dominick Sainato who he claims killed Seeley Houk. Calaute tore his cot from the cell, woke others with wailing, refused breakfast, and cried most of the day, believing Sainato was not yet captured.
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Joe Calaute
Squire William Duff
Dominick Sainato
Seeley Houk
Calaute
Sainato
Duff
Calante
John Weir in critical condition after self-inflicted shooting
John Weir of Possum Hollow near Wampum remains in serious condition at the hospital after shooting himself last Sunday morning following an attempt to kill his wife. He has not spoken and sleeps most of the time.
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John Weir
Parallel 10 Case Begun in Ongoing Proceeding
A legal action involving Parallel 10 has begun as the case proceeds through initial filings. No additional details are provided about parties, jurisdiction, or specific charges. Proceedings are in early stages with no court rulings reported yet.
Detsch Murder Trial Opens Amid Wife Liaison Claims
In Philadelphia a jury is seated for the Andrew Jackson Detsch Jr murder trial. Prosecution argues the killing stemmed from a alleged liaison between Detsch's wife and Harry Ferree, supported by letters and photos Ferree allegedly made. Defense challenges admissibility of such evidence and witnesses. The case echoes Thaw in some aspects as family members attend.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson Detsch, Jr
Harry Ferree
New York
Tautalen
Detsch
Ferree
Clement
Window Glass Union to be Dissolved in Ohio Court
Judge Phillips in common pleas court will issue a formal order dissolving the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers' Association. He instructed attorneys to prepare a journal entry covering over $100,000 in cash held by the union. The decision cites violation of anti trust laws amid a dispute between cutters flatteners and the majority blowers gatherers.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
Phillips
Common Pleas
Tumorr
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers’ Association
Special Cabinet Meeting Discusses Federal Appointments
Washington January 23. A special cabinet meeting was held with Taft Root Meyer Metcalf Straus and Garfield present. The subject discussed was the charge that the president has been making federal appointments for political purposes. Each member was asked to bring a list of appointments made since January 1.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Root
Meyer
Metcalf
Straus
Garfield
Rev Father Hanna for Coadjutor
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco departed for home as no decision was made on appointing a co adjutor. Rev Father Hanna of Rochester may be chosen if the pope finds the charges of modernism unfounded.
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United Press
Rome
Riordan
San Francisco
Father Hanna
Rochester
Death Records Listing for Local Residents
The list records Joseph Douthett aged 89 of 15 Walnut, Nicholas O Donnell 35, Bluff Gregorius Paul 28 of 22 West Long Avenue, Mrs Elizabeth Grim 79 of Big Beaver township, and William Crouch 35 of New Bedford.
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Joseph Douthett
Walnut Street
Nicholas O'Donnell
Bluff Street
Gregorius Paul
West Long Avenue
Elizabeth Grim
Big Beaver Township
William Crouch
New Bedford
Former Statute Still In Force On Two-Cent Fare
The supreme court ruling on the two-cent fare does not void the law for all railroads. Each line must prove its own case that the law is confiscatory and unjust. If a line like Pittsburg and Lakes Erie ignores it, penalties loom. Only the Pennsylvania cost figures support the decision. other lines must appeal separately.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg and Lakes Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pentsy
New Castle
Long and Useful Life of Joseph Douthett Ends
At dawn Thursday Joseph Douthett of 15 Walnut street died after a brief illness from paralysis. He was 86 years, 1 month, and 6 days old, a respected public figure who served as county commissioner and held various roles. Survived by wife Martha J Douthett and children Joseph H, E A Graham, J R Steele, and H B Jackson. Funeral at 2:30 pm Saturday at the First United Presbyterian Church with interment at Woodlawn.
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Joseph Douthett
Walnut Street
Dr. Douthett
Douthett
Jamestown
Mercer County
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
New Castle
Pittsburgh Street
Xena, O
Cincinnati
McDowell
Illinois
Dakota
First Presbyterian Church
Martha J. Douthett
Joseph H
Xenia, O
E. A. Graham
Bloomington, Ill
J. R. Steele
Oil City
H. B. Jackson
Joliet
First United Presbyte
Wood
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Terest
Toto
Window Glass Union
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