INQUEST HEARS MISA MARE BURDICK TESTIMONY
Buffalo March 17 Misa Mare Burdick the late Edwin J Burdicks daughter testified at the inquest before Judge Murphy She 15 with a resemblance to her mother spoke in monosyllables and avoided emotion while District Attorney Coatsworth cross examined her about her fathers murder She said Grandmother Hull told her first that her father was ill and she would only learn when told by Grandmother Hull The day also covered Dr Marcy and the death by own action theory being challenged and Marion Burdick’s stance on family matters and divorce proceedings.
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Marlon Burdick
Marcy
Buffalo
N. Y
Misa Mare
Jon Burdick
Edwin J. Burdick
Coatsworth
Grandmother Hull
Marion
Grandmother Hall
Dr. Howland
Hull
Burdick
Court Asked to Annul Bond and Stock Issuance
United States Circuit Court heard a bid by Walter Margehead and G Emily Reynolds, minority stockholders of Central Pacific Railroad, to nullify and declare fraudulent 120 million dollars of bonds issued by Southern Pacific Railway and 20 million dollars of Central Pacific preferred stock. Plaintiffs allege mortgage bonds exceed capitalization and attach multiple liens on California properties. Defendants include Southern Pacific Company Central Pacific Company Central Trust Company and United States Trust Company.
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Central Pacific
New York
United States Circuit Court
Walter Margehead
G. Emily Reynolds
Central Pacific Railroad Company
California
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Utah
Central Pacific Railway Company
Central Pacific ailroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
the
Central Pacific Company
Central Trust Company
United States Trust Company
Glenn to be tried again second trial for forgery
Ellis Glenn a West Virginia figure who lived as a man under the name His Glenn must face a second forgery trial after the U S Supreme Court upheld an appeal. The case stems from a prior jury disagreement in Wood County and a habeas corpus dispute raised by Glenn.
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West Virginia
Washington
Ellis Glenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Elis Glenn
Glenn
Wood county
W.Va
Jackson
Hunter H. Moss, Jr
Reliance to Defend Cup Against Shamrock V
The new cup defender to meet Shamrock V is named Reliance, announced in New York on March 37 by the secretary of the New York Yacht Club on behalf of C. Oliver Isola. Two-thirds finished Bristol, ROL, March 17% reports the hull about complete with thin plate work on the top sides. deck plating underway as designers push to launch by April, weather favorable. Doctor shot down in Tarboro, North Carolina, on Main Street. Dr M. Baker fatally wounded by Bass after a long grievance, pistol recovered, motive disputed, shooter claimed in self defense before capture.
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Reliance
New York
Shamrock
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Chile
C. Oliver Isola
Bristol
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Tarbora
N.C
Yesterdlag mornins
postelics
Main
JM. Baker
Baker
base
iytage
Pr Raler
eoif Arfonis
Levee Breach At Trice Landing Threatens Memphis Area
Memphis, Tenn March 17 A break in the St Francis levee at Trice Landing Ark 20 miles north of Memphis opens a three quarter mile crevasse. Water pours through as engineers abandon repair efforts and hundreds work to shore up the remaining embankments. The rise threatens Pecan Point Fogelmans Landing and St Thomas with ongoing floods as the Mississippi climbs to 29.7 feet. Downtown Memphis endures severe damage as streets stop, businesses close, and residents flood into higher ground seeking aid.
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Memphis
Tenn
St Francis
Trices Landing
Ark
Arkansas levee
Tricey Landing
garth
Pecan Point
Fogelman's Landing
St. Thomas
levee board
Crittenden romaty
al Memphis
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South Memphis
Worth Memphis
Senate Narrowly Votes Down Panama Treaty Amendments
Washington March 17 The senate spent hours in executive session debating amendments to the Panama canal treaty. Senator Morgan offered several proposals. none drew more than 10 or 12 votes as Democrats backed changes for U S defense safeguards while Republicans opposed. A final ratification vote was expected today with a large majority and without amendment.
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Morean
Canal
Washington
senate
yrater
United States
Colombia
Gorman
Morgan
France
Param latlraad Company
Panama Canal Company
Fifteen-Year-Old Baltimore Boy Ends Life at Work
John McCartney, 15, shot himself in his employer's home after writing a note about being "better off dead" and doing nothing but work. Police said he appeared in good spirits earlier. he had been employed by a dairyman near his widowed mother’s house.
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Baltimore
John McCartney
Tam
McCartney
Despondent Actress a death by own action
Washington March 17 May Escher a 22 year old variety actress committed death by own action last night by swallowing carbolic acid. She was despondent from sickness and lack of employment and had said her mother would not let her come home. A letter to her mother Mrs A M Escher Philadelphia said I lay myself down the rest I have lost the love of you and also of the man I love I died with a broken heart. Earthquake Shocks in Georgia Allanta Ga March 17 Advices from Dalton Ga 98 miles north of Otis city say five distinct earthquake shocks were felt by people Sunday morning. Shocks accompanied with dull rumbling. The 1st shock most severe rattling windows. Several shocks reported north and south of Dalton. Soldiers Tried to Lynch Bay Bracketville Texas March 17 Private William Payne of Troop H 12th Cavalry was dangerously stabbed by a Begto boy Saturday Faul Der arrested and 739 soldiers gathered to Lynch him. Major Randall Fort Clark dispersed the soldiers. Military guards kept about the jail and patrolling streets to prevent trouble. Judge Charged With Embezzlement Kalamazoo Mich March 17 A warrant against Judge Lawrence X Burke charging embezzling 1100 from the estate of Delia Chipman of this city. Burke prominent in local Democratic circles and holds dozens of probate and prosecuting attorney offices.
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Alma Pratt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mas. Prskuas
down
Avacs Pratt
Holly
Mich
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Linnie E. sixciain
Chicago
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lydie E
Washington
Georgia
Allanta
Dalton
Otis city
Bay
Bracketville
Texas
William Payne
12th Cavalry
Faul Der
Randall
Fort Clark
tronbie
Kalamazoo
Lawrence X. Burke
Delia Chipman
Burke
Kalamazoo county
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CALL AND LEE
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Pottsville
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Joseph Beadall
Stanislaw Zukowski
Anthony Otonowicz
Joseph Wenskuno
Anthony Hadzewicz
Star Lukowski
Wit Construct Railways
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Frank H. Buhi
Sharon
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George Co. Smith
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John Burns
J. B. Leland
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Michael Hughes
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