Murderous Weapons in Cronin Case Described by Woodruff
Woodruff the horse thief describes two weapons used in Dr Cronin’s murder. One resembles a father’s hammer with a curved edge and a long haft. the other is a combined ax and pick. He claims to have seen them in the courier’s custody and names Dan Coughlin and “King” as one and the same man.
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Cmeaco
Pois Ave
Dr. Cronin
Woodruff
Knotr
Coughlin
Ming
Woodnut
Dan Coughlin
King
Dean's Stairs
Fifty-ninth Street
Davitt Defends Sullivan in Cronin Murder Debate
Irish leader Micheal Davitt vows Sullivan's innocence amidst Cronin murder charges. Davitt calls allegations groundless and accuses accusers of motives for political gain, praising Sullivan as a man of honor. Also notes habeas corpus hearing for Moroney and McDoneld and Pinkerton searches in coal regions for Clan-na-Gael man Ferry.
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Ehael Davitt
Chicago
Zoxpon
I Sullivan
Waixesparre
Pinkerton
Dazies Ferry
whoAnt
Dr. Cronin
Perry
Mothers Claim Shared Babe In Contempt Court Drama
A sensational Judge Outcast custody hearing centers on two women claiming the same infant. Miss Kate Sehaller says she bore the child and handed it to a midwife, who placed it with W. J. White to adopt. Mrs White insists the baby is hers, and when asked to produce the child she chose jail, declaring she will stay until the court rules. The judge delays a ruling on the merits as the contempt sentence stands.
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Goce
Joell
Jeil
Socialists Routed by Henry George Conference Victory
June 17 reports say the Socialists were routed by a labor conference dominated by Henry George. The single tax doctrine gained favor among Continental naturalizers, with George selected as international committee chair. Also covered are Armagh disaster court actions, Rutgers seniors’ theses, and various local notices.
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Henry
George
Paxes
Syracust
France
Rutgers
Becxseice
Rigetrick Chapel
W. Meyers
Joseph Sitwell
Edison
George Morris
Albert G._Arend
Harold
Twenels
Griene
D_ Howelli
Panaic
Mr. Strest
Bowser Sciemtise
Johnstown Flood Health Survey and Aftermath Details
State Board of Health begins a thorough survey of the flooded district from South Fork to the dam, cataloging sanitary conditions for each house and family. About 250 workers, mainly laborers, burn debris and disinfect, while doctors conduct the survey and treat the sick. A bulletin notes gradual illness, none highly dangerous, with typhoid deaths rare but possible. A two year old body and a Philadelphia drummer’s body are found. morgue capacity remains limited. Damaging dynamite blasts clear debris, widen a channel through the wreck, and shake nearby structures causing fear and shattered windows. Residents and workers endure dangerous blasts, shifting debris, and strong odors from decomposing remains. A lockup of the dynamite operations elicits protests as authorities seek to accelerate clearance of entire town. Rail and road disruptions described amid ongoing emergency response.
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Jouxstons
State Board of Thesith
South Fark
Board of Health
Morrellville
Charles de Wolf
Philadelphia
Merchants’ Hotel
Sordock
Wes Sred
John Troses
Lexoberman
Sepectatorea
Clikxese
Hastings
Enien
Telegraph Company
Connecticut Military Strength and National Guard Funding
The legislature appropriated 230000 to support the state National Guard for two years. Past ten year average expenditures exceed 14000 annually, excluding Governor's Foot and Horse Guard costs in New Haven and city arms. Connecticut's military strength includes four regiments, a two section battery, and a fifth battalion of colored companies in Bridgeport and New Haven.
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New Haven
Tate
Bridgeport
Connecticut
New Britain
Norwalk
Waterbury
New London
Minntic
War Department Differs On Chippewa Outbreak Report
From Wassincrox June 17 Gen Ruger reports the Chippewa troubles near Millach reservation were overstated. Three infantry companies from Fort Snelling were sent to Mora after a telegram from Governor Merriam claimed settlers were killed and driven out. Capt Stouch will verify facts. officials say no general outbreak feared and liquor blamed for the unrest.
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Ruger
Minnesota
Orn Station
Millach Reservation
Merriam
Siz
Fort Snelling
Stench
Mora
Stouch
Man Believed Dead in Honduras Mission Linked to Chicago Firm
A New York dispatch says Edward W. Perry of Chicago, president of the Troeger-Perry Company, is the wealthy husband missing presumed killed with a party in Banduras. Perry left Chicago last November for the east and sailed to Honduras in March with colonists. He had severed ties with the company six months ago and held a large government grant in Honduras now owned by the American Honduras Company. Perry, about 40, had a wife and three children visiting the East. officials say no death report yet.
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Perry
Honduras
American Honduras
Per- Ifs
United States
Ofice
Lightning Struck Churches and Fires Across Jersey City
June 10 report details a lightning strike on the Church of the Immaculate Conception on East Fourteenth Street causing stone displacement and a feared collapse of the belfry while priests and congregation awaited services. Simultaneous Jersey City fires at oil tanks and lumber yards, plus damage to St Patrick’s and First Presbyterian churches, caused extensive property losses estimated around thirty thousand dollars, with injuries and a possible fatality amid the storm.
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Lakes’ Sodality
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Thomas Maxey
Edwards
Jersey City
Jase City
Cavan Point
Commu Nal Paw
Standard Oil Company
KetHoast Storage Company
Lamber
Ala
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Woodhouse
Seidina
Thacketh
York Presbyterian
Ettine
Warwick and
Pacific
Malvern Street
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