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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 16, 1903

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Voodoo doctor linked to 34 possible arsenic murders in Philadelphia

Investigators trace a pattern of arsenic poisoning to George Houssey, the so called voodoo doctor, amid reports of insurance, domestic strife, and illicit love driving murders. Physicians report cases where minor illnesses ended in arsenic symptoms, with life policies reviewed and many deaths certified by Houssey as M D.

Philadelphia George Houssey William G Danze Houssey Shoyer Hoossey hhis bimeeiz Catharine Dante Gavin bureau of health

Housey Obtains Blank Death Forms From Acting Corner Jaton

Acting Corner Jaton has supplied blank death certificate forms to Housey, aiding in the collection of detailed information on deaths. The arrangement yields what is described as highly valuable data held by the police, with Housey compiling records for official use.

Housey Jaton

Fatal fight for beer rocks Latrobe area killing two

In Latrobe Pa near Baggaley a Saturday night drinking party exploded into a bloody brawl. Two men were murdered and several others wounded as revolvers knives and clubs were used. A terrified Italian survivor reached Latrobe seeking protection and described the scene before fleeing. Officers proceeded to the scene as investigators began work.

Latrobe Chestnut Ridge Baggaley OMeer Fry

Rockefeller Dividends Total Eighty Eight Million Per Year

Rockefeller monopolies sent out Saturday dividends totaling 21.5 million dollars. Standard Oil quarters yield 20 million, with 1.5 million for Consolidated Gas. John D Rockefeller to receive eight million, William three million. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil income runs about 88,888.88 daily. Rockefeller on Pacific trip for health. Nassau Hall lions mocked by alumni with head removal. vandalism also damaged the new gym, estimated at 200 dollars.

John D. Rockefeller New York Standard Oil Consolidated Gas company Standard of stock brother William Rockefeller Nassau Hall Princeton N. J university Wilson

Wright Arrest Highlights Royal Ties in Global Swindle

J Whitaker Wright, Lundoo promoter, faces arrest on charges tied to massive frauds in London and Globe Finance Corporation, whose 60,675,000 capitalization collapsed in 1900. He traveled with a woman claiming royal connections, denying the public eye while prosecutors home in on alleged royal complicity and court scrutiny grows.

Wright New York J. Whitaker Wright Lundoo Havre London pelion Tombs United States Wie Ludiowatreet F. Browne Wrelcht Edward M. Andreoni Mile Andreoni London Whitaker Wright London and Globe Finance Corporation Marquis of Dufferin and Ava Canada Paris London and Globe Lord Dufferin Gough-Calthorp Fifth Dragoon Guards Edward William Pelham-Clinton Duke of Newcastle Wright companies London and Globe Corporation London Stock Exchange Arnold White

Two Bavarian Immigrants Die After Gas Incident in Baltimore

Margaret Beck aged 17 died and Louisa Gebelein 18 is critically ill after gas was turned on in their room at the home of Beck’s uncle. They arrived Saturday on the North German Lloyd steamer Frankfurt from Bavaria. The event occurred Saturday night after retirement.

Baltimore Margaret Beck Louisa Gebelein Bavaria Frankfurt Beck Gebeleia

New Russian Legation in Washington and Fatal Street Shootings

The article notes the former home of Leyt 1. Sturtov as the Russian legation in Washington and reports a fatal shooting in Pittston at 4 am on Main Street. Anthony McHugh, 40, a Lehigh Valley conductor, died from a hip wound. James Kearney, 27, was wounded near the heart and hospital care is uncertain. Police seek motives amid two competing theories involving a saloon brawl or Italian street clash. Both men were well known and respected.

Wilkesbarre Pittston Anthony MeHugh Lehigh Valley raiload James Kearney Main street Mehugh iKearney city hospital McHugh Kearney stilletoes

Bold Robbery Strikes Wealthy Widow in Ohio Town

Fourteen masked men raided Airs. Jacob Heischelderfer’s home near Cridersville eight miles north of Wapakoneta, binding the family and seizing about $8,200 in cash notes and securities. The little girl was forced to reveal the hiding place as burglars ransacked the house and fled around midnight.

Ohio Wapakoneta Cridersville here Jacob Heischelderfer Reischelderter Blanche George James Joseph James Reischelder James

Flood Inundates Memphis Area Height Reaches Record

Serious flood situation from Caruthersville Missouri to Baton Rouge Louisiana as the Mississippi River rises rapidly. Memphis reports 38.5 feet, the highest on record, forcing lumber plants to suspend work and streets to use skiffs. Levee at Holly Bush reported breached over 600 feet. engineers rush to reinforce as refugees with horses and mules arrive daily.

Memphis Tenn Caruthersville Baton Rouge Fourth Market streets Holly Bush here St. Francis levee board

Medical Alliance swindle nets thousands in Indianapolis

Two young men J. C. Wilson and H. G. Barrows promoted the Medical Alliance of Americas scheme to about 75 physicians and 109 business patrons in Indianapolis. Patrons paid initiation fees and dues for promises of free medical care and death benefits, with about $3,900 raised locally before investigators in Montreal reply.

Indianapolis J. C. Wilson H. G. Barrows Medical Alliance of Americas Wilson alliance Medical Alliance Medical Alliance of Amelia Montreal Canada

Pittsburg Recorder J Q Brown Dies After Nervous Collapse

Pittsburg Pa March 16 Recorder J Q O Brown of this city died suddenly at his home after a nervous collapse believed caused by the perturbed county politics. Brown served as head of the department of public safety from 1887 to 1891 and later as recorder appointed in 1901. His resignation to Governor Pennypacker took effect today amid political uproar.

Brown Pittsburg J. QO. Brown Pennypacker Recorder Brown department of public safety A. M. Brown W. A. Stone Treorder-fleet William B. Hays

Grant Estate Sold to General John A Johnston

General John A Johnston bought the late Mrs Julia Dent Grant house at 211 Massachusetts Avenue Washington for 64000. The sale follows prior fund purchases and gifts made for the home after General Grants death. Mrs Grant left the house to her eldest son General Frederic Grant. Friends question the timing of the sale shortly after Mrs Grants death.

John A. Johnston Washington Federc Grant Julia Dent Grant Massachusetts avenu

Plucky Americans Praised by Secretary of Navy Moody

Secretary Moody and party visited Havana when a violent squall struck the harbor rescuers from the Dolphin saved four Cubans and a captain’s wife. Five Cuban sailors drowned. British ships did not launch boats. Moody commended Dolphin crew and visited President Palma and cabinet. plans include Bahia Honda and Guantanamo naval site review.

Mr. Moody Havana Palma seceretary Mr Moody ters rite Dolphin gle Hirless Moody Polphinu Retribution Tribune Fantone Columbine Kingston Jamaica Barre Archibald Douglas Secretary Moody U.S. S Rodriguez Squiers Bahia Honda Santiago Guantanamo

Harmless Duel Test Draws Paris Nobility to Neuilly

Near Paris yesterday a private Neuilly enclosure hosted eight men in sword duels with non buttoned foils to prove duels are harmless. 1350 spectators including Santos Dumont and Maxime Dreyfus watched as four combatants were lightly wounded. Police attempted interference but were convinced it was a fencing match. The organizers aimed to show duels’ harmlessness under real conditions.

Paris St. Paris Neuilly Santos Dumont Maxime Dreyfus Robert Charvey

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