Perkins and Jerome engage in sequence of warrants and arrests
Report from New York on district attorney Jerome seeking warrants for Perkins, Bliss, and Cortelyou in a high profile “yellow dog” fund case. Magistrate Moss delays, Jerome and Judge Sullivan clash, and a courtroom scene ends with private consultations and anticipated public arraignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Alarc
George W. Perkins
J. Bierpout My
Jerome
Moss
Center Street
Kepuitiegs
Tkuopsiee Committee
Perkins
Cuupilen
Jory
Bie
William Travers
Ines
Grand Fons
Sullivan
Ana
Cerry
Jp. Wep. Bless
Maugisteres
Aly
Livet
Mio Inacisarate
Hing
Ramwd
Dieorge VW
Cornelius N
Bliss
George Bl Cortelyou
Sives
Sein
New York Marriage in Broadside Newsprint Note
Robert A. Can Wrek former mayor and Kate J. Hertle divorced wife of John C Hertle married Mott Tay Highe at the new Broad war paper axa. Rev Charles A. Fey Fersen officiated and the couple planned to sail for Miarepe after the ceremony.
Mexican Supreme Court Deals Death Sentence Case
In El Paso Texas a fragmentary report notes Mexico's Supreme Court considers the death sentence for Richard Mason and Fark, convicted of murdering Mitchell and Evers at Chihuahua to seize funds. The outcome awaits Governor Creel's action and potential commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Mareli
Supreme Court of Mexico
Attiruind
Richards
Mason and Fark
Mitchell
Evers
Chihuahua
Quietly Hidden Life of an Unnamed Official Revealed
An obscure former superintendent in a national wine competition drew little attention before his mysterious death. The text hints at secrecy surrounding his passing and the location of his body remains undisclosed, with officials offering few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayoieh Jeurty
Sigzhi Wireless Bears Day
Warey text fragment describes Washtsutuon experiments in sending wireless dispatches and mentions West mab fwousaveda and Proaanica. Readable hints imply Rewsages are sent daily with some interference and skeptical reactions from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigzhi
Washtsutuon
Marek
Standard OF Hearing Masta in New York
Attorney General Hadley announces action against unidentified party in ABY Shatin. The filing references a widened inquiry and outlines steps in the legal action arising from the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masta
New York
Marel
Cami
Dina
Hadley
Thad Wiidenwo
Agbistie Iret
Obscure obituary notes long life near Wellsville
The report states Beaniel F. Spires, a former owner, died near Wellsville at the age of 165 years. Details about his purchase and fate are unclear in the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
Marebox
Devastating Johnstown Fire Destroys Major Warehouses
A blaze in Johnstown Pennsylvania on March 28 caused an estimated one million dollars in losses and killed one firefighter. The fire broke out at Swank & Co hardware and spread to adjoining structures, leaving the town without electric power as hoses burst and walls failed. Several nearby businesses including Swank carriage and harness, Veering undertaker, and a printers’ office were damaged or consumed. The cause remained undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Swank & Co
Swank Hardware Company
Pittsburg
Philadelphi
Swank Hardware
Swank Carriage and Harness
George Veering
Alderman FE
Levergood
Idel Printery
Two favorites win at Bennings track amid rough card
In Washington on March 38 two favorites and three heavily played second choices won at Bennings. Tickle and Lady Vera led the first two races, Disobedient fell to Hocus Pocus in race four, and Yorkshire Title captured the sixth handicap. In Milwaukee Jimmy Gardner and Jack Bougherty fought to an eight round draw at the Badger Athletic Club with Gardner gaining the edge late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muarch
Bennings
Tickle
Warden
Vera
Beatunist
Hocas Pocus
Yorkshire
Northville
Summithies
Fiat
Iuperion
Pinkoth Rage
Hocus Vpoens
Disobedier
Watercourne
Chieftain
Jndge White
Parkville
Sevenal
Phoebus
Art and Dresden Shine as Oaklawn Winners
HOE SPRINGS Ark March 28 Black Art and Dresden were the day’s only winners at Oaklawn. Mary Welch captured the youngsters prize under a Vicorois title after a late start. Caddie furnished the day’s surprise in the fifth race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlavk Art
Dresden
Hoe Springs
Ark
Black Art
Oaklawn
Mary Welch
Women Bowlers at Louisville Clash for National Title
Louisville report cites Mrs. Tertrode Hall of Chicago losing to Miss Birdie Kern of St. Louis in the national women's championship for bowling. Kern won 730 to 712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Swell Girl and Nameoki Dominate at Fairgrounds
In New Orleans on March 28 Swell Girl and Nameoki led their fields as the only winning favorites at the Fairgrounds. Shipping Port bolted in the fourth race before the finish, running away to a clear margin of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swell Girl
Samecoki Woo
New Orleans
Nameoki
Fairgrounds
Surprise Wins Mark Oaklands Race Day Leads
Ban Francisco March 28 King from Ascot sprang a surprise in the high weight settling race at Oakland winning at 9 to 1. Graceful in a cave near speed cap captured the final race at 8 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigin King
Ban Francisco
Tfin King
Ascot
Oakland
Captain Bush Disqualified After Interference at City Park
In New Orleans on March 28 Captain Bush, a favorite in the seventh race at City Park who finished third, was disqualified for interfering with Iknen. George Miller and Elliott were the only winning favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Bush
New Orleans
Cajriin Bush
City Park
Ond
Iknen
George
Miller
Eiliott
Pattison Shows Improvement, Attending Physicians Say
Bulletin from COLUMBIS O March 28 states former Pattison shows definite faint strength and hopeful improvement in other respects as doctors dispel rumors about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Tapreviazg
Columbis, O
Fight Over Church Donations Ends in Fatality in West Virginia
A dispute over funds for a church project at the Methodist Episcopal church in Coahdile leads to a deadly outcome with one person killed and four others seriously injured. The incident centered on donations raised for the church erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLUE
W. Va
Ehmrel
Coadhile
Select Committee to Probe American Insurance Firms in British East Asia
London March 24. The House of Lords agreed to appoint a select committee to examine American insurance companies operating in the British East Atlantic area. The inquiry aims to assess practices, compliance, and potential impacts on regional finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graai Beitein Lo
London
Mamch
House of
Jods Ramoned
Amerie Insurance Cormpanies
Beltala
Memorial tribute to General Wheeler draws Georgia crowd
In Atlanta on March 28 plainclothes veterans and foes paid homage to General Joseph Wheeler. Key speakers included John Maddox and Corporal James Tanner. Wheeler's daughters Annie Lucy Carrie and Mrs Julia Wheeler Harris attended with Mrs John B Gordon as guest of honor. Tanner lauded Wheeler's Civil War Confederate leadership and Spanish War American command. A monument was proposed to endure time and elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Joseph Wheeler
Spain
Wheeler
John WW. Maddox
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
General Wheeler
Annie Wheeler
Army
Angel
Lucy Wheeler
Carrie Wheeler
Julia Wheeler-Harris
John B. Gordon
Corporal Tanner
Bernhardt Stands Firm Amid Turbulent Storm Performance
A violent windstorm hit the theater in Waco as Mme. Sarah Bernhardt performed last night. Lightning and thunder rattled the venue while rain swept through the air. Despite the frightful weather, Bernhardt did not weaken and delivered her lines steadily, seemingly enjoying the dramatic atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
Waco
Vex
Marek
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Mowe
Letter to Miss Roosevelt Found in Dead Letter Office
A fetter bearing four dollars addressed to Miss Alice Roosevelt Pasadena Cal was misrouted to the dead letter office after mailing around Mrs Longworth’s welding. The Pasadena postmaster sent it to the dead letter office where it was returned. If the sender cannot be located the money will be placed in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Pasadena
Cal
Longworth
Treasury
Murder of Recluse in Barnville Sheds Grim details
Mrs. Elien Fuller, a reclusive resident near Barnville, was robbed and killed by two men in her cottage at dawn. She was believed to hide a large sum of money. assailants bound and gagged her, dragged her from bed, tied her to a stairway ceiling, and looted the house before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnville
Ebarsville
Elien Fuller
Smothered to Death in Grain Bin at Local Plant
Geneva report says Hiraw Edington died in a grain bin at a cereal plant when a clogged valve and a rope failed. Edington was lowered into the bin, which was seven feet deep and filled with grain, and died before rescuers could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hiraw Edington
Edington
Rockefeller Coming Home From San Remo
William Rockefeller and his six have left San Remo for Havre on a hurried motorcar journey. They will sail for America from the French port as brother John D Rockefeller urged immediate return to New York via cablegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Rockefeller
San Remo
William Rockefeller
Sue
Havre
Rockefeller
America
John D
New York
Porto Rico Seeks Freedom Amid Political Liberty Push
Civil and political liberty is demanded by Porto Rico's people and may be granted. The insular affairs committee in the house and its Wisconsin chairman discussed the matter with the president in a recent talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Washington
Insular Affairs Committee
House
Wisconsin
Republicans gain two seats in Saratoga village election
In Saratoga Minnesota on March 28 Republicans secured two seats on the village board of trustees while the board stays Democratic ten to three. They plan to re elect James McNally as village president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa
Saratoga, MN. Y
Board of
Village Trustees
Wil
Tames
MicNally
Fire at Auburn destroys blocks on Lie Columbus and Maple
A major blaze in Auburn on March 38 damaged the Lie Columbus and Maple Court blocks. The fire reportedly caused about 60,000 dollars in damage before it was controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Lie
Columbus
Maple Court
Mitchell and miners face off as joint conference opens
In Indianapolis March a joint conference of operators and miners opened with President Mitchell denying a premeeting rumor. The session heard reports of disagreement and silence followed by Mitchell urging a settlement based on restoring the 1903 wage scale amid stalled talks and no agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Senale
Indianapolis
Ind
Yorlingop Hall
Secr
Tary Wilson
J. H. Winder
H. N. ‘Paylor
Hainois
H.i Chepman
Ohie
Roosevelt
Robbins
Ane
Spriggs Sentenced to Long Term for Kidnapping
In New York on March 28 Bob Spriggs a Black man was convicted of subduing Hattie Warren and held Cornelia Street girl captives for negro men. Judge Cowing gave Spriggs a twenty year sentence to Sing Sing with possible life consequences due to conduct credits. Sallie Bennett received ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Spriggs
Sing Sing
Cowing
Fie Milliatho
Sallie Bennett
Spriggs
Hattie Warren
Uncle Saw to Have a Dreadnought
Washington reports that Uncle Sam will acquire the world's greatest battleship as part of a naval program. The vessel is planned at 16 460 tons with armor and armament funded later, while the house committee urges an immediate 6 01K 000 appropriation for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hutive Inival Committee
Nuvel
Bonaparte
House
Somntinee
Accident delays traffic on Housatonic bridge in Connecticut
An accident on the Linefield branch of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad near Danbury delayed traffic for at least two days. A freight train derailed while crossing the Housatonic River, eight cars plunged into the river, breaking the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic
Danbury, Conn
Te Litefield
New York, New Haven and Wartford
Housatonic River
Candet Brings In Chandeliers From 1898 Storm Wreck
The schooner Candet under Captain William Price arrived in Boston with a chandelier found on the northern edge of the middle banks. It is believed to have belonged to the stemmer Fortland, wrecked in the November 1898 storm with likely all aboard. The wreckage was located south southeast of MW Eastern pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portianed
Boston
William Price
Middle Banks
Tragic Train Accident in Port Chester Claiming Narcy Kingsley
Narcy Kingsley, a known young man in the city, was struck by a freight train near the Port Chester depot while returning home with a friend. His body was cut in two. The incident occurred March 28 as they walked along the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tero
Conn
Narcy Kingsley
Port Chester
Kingsley
Kingalev
Bennington Youth Punished for Drunken Offense
Joel Transier, described as an old offender, appeared before Police Judge Herr in Bennington Kansas on a drunkenness charge. He was fined and ordered by Marshal Horath to be taken home and confined for a week to bed under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Bennington
Kan
Joel Transier
Herr
Marshal Horath
Transier
Nurse from Montreal Arrested in Barre Poison Murder
An investigation into Fred Batchelder's death in Barre on March 16 led to the arrest of Raymond Mullen, a Montreal nurse, on a murder charge. He denies the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Fred Batchelder
Raymond Mullen
Montreal
Iowa bucksmith appeals for naturalization under labor laws
A misread Iowa bucksmith named Smeer Tay has appealed to President Roosevelt on March 28 to grant naturalization under labor act provisions. The report notes the unusual phrasing and unclear identity but preserves the core event of seeking naturalization from the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Smeer Tay
Roosevelt
Bank Funds For Politics Sparks Senate Probe
In Washington on March 2, the Senate demanded prosecutors review national bank funds linked to political contributions. Senator Vilna urged action as officials face scrutiny over possible improper use of bank resources for political purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vilna
Senate
National ‘Bank
Sabbath Controversy and Mercy in Jesus Teachings
The article reviews Jesus debates with Pharisees over Sabbath law, citing healings and grain plucking to show true Sabbath meaning. It contrasts necessity and mercy, notes Jesus' authority beyond Mosaic law, and mentions reactions of Pharisees and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Christ
House of God
Abimelech
Xob
David
Saul
Jesus
Temple
Luke
Wark
Judea
Kaiser Abanious Samer Cruine Announcement in Berlin
A garbled Berlin dispatch claims Kaiser Wil lida planned a Mediterranean cruise and discusses a deadlock at Algeciras. The note asserts it is now too late for the Kaiser to start a voyage aboard the Hamburg America liner for use during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Abanious Samer Cruine
Berlin
Mareh
Emperor Willida
Algeciras
Kaiser
Hamburg
Amerivnik
Doan's Kidney Pills Restored Ada Man's Health
The advertisement tells of a man from Ada who suffered severe typhoid symptoms, kidney weakness, and painful thirst. After a month of taking Doan's Kidney Pills his back soreness disappeared, headaches ceased, and he became strong again, weighing 280 pounds. Sold by all dealers at 56 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergenies
Ethan ‘Post
A. Ri
Don
Doan
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Etiquette and Precedence Among Ambassadors in Rome
Fragmentary antiquated notice outlines ambassadorial precedence by appointment dates and spousal privileges in Rome and the Vatican with scattered biographical hints. It mentions J. Graexey oath as a senior partner in Toledo and promotes Hauns Carama Cure with testimonials and in-house remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Puaka J. Graexey
Frm
PJ. Cannery & Co
Toledo
Bro
Catarre
Haun
Pany J. Cagney
Ber
Hal
Cesser & Go
Clothing the Savages of Uganda and the Coat of Natives
A Uganda Times letter argues six years of civilization failed to curb native nudity. It laments white observers and urges practical clothing for all, suggesting hides prepared by prisoners be distributed to the poor for costumes and improvement at markets and corner stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agal
Uganda
Too Attractive to Suit in Business Era Says London Miner
A London commentator urges plain appearance for female workers noting beauty distracts from performance. He argues employers prefer moderate looks to keep focus on work and avoid social distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herspleiner
Grape-Nuts Transform Trainman's Digestive Troubles
A railroad engineer from Beattie Creek Michigan credits Grape-Nuts with ending years of indigestion and stomach pains caused by heavy meals. He reports improved digestion, steadier brain function, and restored sleep after switching to Grape-Nuts at nearly every meal, noting the product is ready to eat and convenient for his canteen meals. The man urges others to read The Road to Wellville for more on nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Cone Beattie
Creek
Mich
Wellvilie
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Roar
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