Irish Bill Disappointing Meas ure for Ireland’s Self Rule
London May 8 the government filed its Irish bill in the house of commons to meet home rule demands. It grants Ireland limited self government by letting a crown appointed council oversee eight departments while five remain under direct crown control including the constabulary. Dublin politics respond with mixed signals as parties weigh the half way measure and unionists loathe, radicals fault lack of full home rule, Irish leaders adopt cautious diplomacy. The bill passed its first reading by 417 to 121 after fierce debate and closure.
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Ireland
London
House of Commons
Birrell
Lord Heutenant
Crown
Constabulary
Fahey
Irelare
I Iish
England
Scotland
No Broken Neck Said in Marvin Case Findings
Dover doctors report Marvin boy’s neck not broken and no signs of violent death but note preserved clothing and shoes raise questions about cause and time in water. Evidence suggests body was moved from original disappearance site. witnesses to be summoned describe wading the pool where found.
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Marvin
Dover
del. Mass
HO Wikton
Howeer
Jocepar Cowell
Philadelphia boy Harold Jones shoots self amid crime bid
Harold Jones aged 1 year from 3022 Berks Street attempted to rob two men on Lancaster Avenue with companion George Gildes. When pursued by police he fired at them, and then killed himself, leaving a grieving mother and a tangle of unclear motives in stormy Philadelphia streets.
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Philadelania
4Th Street
Lancaster Avenue
Harold Jones
Berks Street
Harold
Tey
Flo
Young- Jones
George H. Gildes
Park
Haruki
Jones
Giddes
Grides
H.ch Soonsttung
Piutcheo
Imus
John W Jones
Shot Wife Baby and Self in Washington Quarrel Over Ring
William Q O Rice a 25 year old telegraph operator of 151 Heckman Street shot and killed his wife Lillian and wounded their baby Earl after a quarrel over a wedding ring then killed himself. He fired four shots while his wife and infant slept. The baby was taken to Providence Hospital with nonfatal injuries.
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Washington
William QO Rice
Heckman Street
B& O
Lillian
Earl
Rice
Miner Plot Allegations Stir Meyer-Fasgord Case
Robert Hulger testified in the Meyer-Fasgord matter that in a Victor Colorado office in September 193, Cornish allegedly said Meyer must be dealt with and a plan to break up the dispute was formed. Travell and Tren reportedly discussed having men ready to act.
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Finer
Aron
Webs City
Robert Hulger
Meyer-Fasgord
Menger Cornish
Victor
Colo
Cornish
Colorado
Meyer
Children's Feet Fitted Correctly With Ox Folds
A brief note states the children’s feet will be fitted properly with Ox folds, ensuring no gaping or sharp pinching at the heel and a secure, comfortable fit.
Woman commits suicide with gas after writing blood letter
A forelady at a Philadelphia department store, visiting Camden on vacation, died by self asphyxiation using gas. In her Philadelphia hotel room a letter written in her own blood to her mother described suffering from nervousness and overwork, asking for prayers and stating she could not endure it. Coroner ruled death from asphyxiation in a personal crisis, with no inquest.
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Philadelphia
Camden
Ron
A. Ki.ve
Maniac Kills Six in Boarding House Rampage
A madman shot and killed six people in a boarding house on a city street, after which one resident escaped. Police reported the suspect, described as a carpenter, began the carnage by killing a family he lived with and continued through the dwelling before being arrested later that day. The shaken neighborhood faced inquiries as authorities reviewed the sequence of events and possible motives.
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Ivonrisco, May
Walter
Crres
Davis
Shen
Darifis
Iasasti
Jens Watt
Mavis
Capitol Investigation Subcommittee to Hear Testimony in Norfolk
A subcommittee of the capitol investigation commission will travel to Norfolk Virginia next week to hear Priest Wilson of the Sanderson firm about parquetry work on the state capitol. The panel will not hold further public sessions until after May 16 as it seeks an extended deadline to finalize its report to Governor Stuart.
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Norfolk
Harrisburg
Capitol Investigating Commission
Priest Wilson
Huston
John H. Sanderson & Co
Philadelphia
Wilson
Sanderson
Stuart
Captol Investigation Commission
State Capitol
Capitol Investiation Commission
Capitol Investigation Commission
Thaw Home Mortgaged in Pittsburg at $60000
The Lyndhurst mansion in Pittsburg East End, home of Mrs. Withiaw Thaw, was mortgaged for $300000 at 5 percent interest, secured by Fisheries Title and Trust Company. The mortgage, drawn in New York on Wareh 7, 1907, matures in three years and was witnessed by counsel for Thaw.
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Fiéshis Title and Trust Company
New York
Vnterney Difford W. Harty
Thaw
John P. “Meagher
Commonwealth
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