McNamara Confession Ties to Higher Ups in Dynamite Case
Federal grand jury weighs McManigal confession linking McNamara brothers to dynamite plots. Reports say letters and newspaper clippings in their possession connect to explosions and urge filing with workers’ secretary-treasurer. Authorities seek further fragments pointing to higher figures and more coordinated actions.
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batianapolis
Déa
sonu
Qeneral
McMunulgel
John J. McNamara
Murder trial links to wider federal plot case
Report on murder trial of Jo and the evidence against MecNa maras suggests federal officials expect both men to reveal all about a planned wholesale destruction of property. Attorneys anticipate them pleading guilty and providing information leading to further state arrests in the coming days. C. EB. McManuzal is to testify before the next grand jury in town.
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evedence
MecNamaras
theirieli
Tor
C. EB. McManuzal
Philadelphia Explosions Linked to MacNaWaras Brothers
Dec 7 Philadelphia report credits Burns with naming the MacNaWaras brothers as responsible for multiple explosions damaging structural iron works and buildings. Detected involvement spans several incidents over recent years with other suspects named. the case includes connections to prior blasts on Rapid Transit elevated lines and related sites.
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Burns
McNa‘raras
Quaker City
Prindelphia
MacNa- Wara
Trent Cleveland
Rome
Harry Pawatde
McManigal's Eds Explosion Links Mentioned At Central Hotel
Burns testified he believed Ortie McManigal received orders to blow a railroad bridge but abandoned the plan when the bridge neared tenements. He noted McNamaras registered at a central hotel the day of the Edwards explosion and warned further arrests would come in the dynamite cases.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass ‘company
Burns
McNamaras
central hotel
Edwards
Ortie McManigal
Four Workmen Die In Building Collapse In Indianapolis
Police and rescue crews searched the wreckage of a three story concrete building under construction for Prest-O-Life in Indianapolis. Four workers died and twenty one others were injured as cold weather delayed setting of the concrete. Most occupants were away at lunch when the structure collapsed and a fire started, firefighters proceeding cautiously to avoid entombing victims.
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Goncrete
Daliapiia
Indianapolis
Prest-O-Life company
thoné iit
Nurges
Boy Kills Sister While Playing at Home
A seven year old boy in Mazeppa near Lewisburg Pennsylvania shot and killed his three year old sister Mary when she stood at a window during a game. The gun was left on a rear porch by their father William Bickel who had just returned from a hunting trip.
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Lad
Lewisburg
Harry Bickel
Mazeppa
here
Mary
William Bickel
Taft Ta Wanamaker Dinner Plans and Philadelphia Anniversary
President Taft has accepted an invitation to attend a Philadelphia celebration marking the 50th anniversary of John Wanamaker & Co. Secretary of State Knox will join a peace dinner in New York. A separate note mentions market actions and health concerns in a garbled surrender of text.
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John Wanamaker
Washington
Taft
Mr. Tait
Knox
New York
China's Prince Abducts Abdicates as Regent in China
Delegates of revolutionaries gather at Hankow to adopt a provisional constitution while Prince Chun abdicates the throne guardianship to Shih Hau and Hsu Shik-Chang. Premier Jiang Shi Kai remains in administration as empress dowager and emperor continue to hold audience. Rebels gain confidence as Hankow rebels march reinforcements. Representatives from eight provinces meet to draft a provisional republic.
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Peking
China
Prince Chun
chia
Shih Hau
national assembly
Hsu Shik- Chang
Kwang Su
Chui
Ting-Tang
rake ister
Washington
Shanhai
Chun
Je-Hol
Jiang Shi Kai
ntinue
Hsu
Hau Shih-Chang
Yuan
Shi
Kas
Heu: Shih
Chang
Haakow
Hankow
Wu-Chang
Asquith Bids Home Rule Pass This Parliament
Premier Asquith told the Commons the government will use all constitutional means to push the Ireland home rule bill through this parliament. He answered Cork city MP William O Brien who feared Lords opposition. Asquith said he would force the measure through three successive sessions if needed despite the peers opposition.
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Asquith
London
commons
Ireland
William O'Brien
Corks city
house of lords
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