Warrants for Kentucky Republicans tied to Goebel murder
In Louisville and Frankfort Kentucky warrants target 30 leading Republicans and four Brown Democratic leaders over the Goebel assassination. Plans aim to indict at the April Franklin county grand jury with later arrests. Governor Taylor and U S Senator Deboe named among those to be indicted.
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Louisville
Kentucky
William Goetel
Franklin County
Ollow
Taylor
United States
Deboe
United States Supreme Court
Beckham
State Court of
Itn Appeals
Field
Frankfort
Holland Whittaker
W. OH. Culen
Davis
Gov Won. Goebel
Loauiswile
Moore
Commonwealth
Caleb Powers
Tavis
Dalton
Harland Whittaker
Suter
Saate
Hazlip
Palagrave
Beckham-Tagglor
Judge Field
Rex-Gov. Bradler
Ducee Yost
Sincce Juge Field
Court of Appeals
Ey O
John Young Brown
Wm. Goebel
Brown
Georgrs Denny
le Tareton
W. C. PD. Breckinridge
Lexington
J. C. Sims
Rowting Gireen
A. E. Willson
Louisslle
McKinley
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Executive Mansion
Yerkes
Washington
Double execution of two enslaved men in Nashville North Carolina
On March 16 Robert Fortune and John Taylor were hanged in Nashville for the murder of white farmer Robert Hester in Nash County. The public hanging drew about ten thousand spectators, prompting the Nash County board of commissioners to make the event a public spectacle.
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Nasville
Robert Fortune
John Taylor
Nashville
Robert Hester
Nash County
Hester
Giant nationwide strike looming for machinists union
Chicago on March 19 reports say after talks between the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades Association the union leader James O Connell warned of immediate strikes across the United States and Canada involving about 160 400 workers and shutting down plants with billions in capital. Local Chicago tensions persist as machinists refuse to halt strikes to avoid secession from the international body.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Association
James O'Connell
Union
United States
Canada
Trachinists
Chiesga
Columbus
Paterson
N. J
Machini
Cleveland
Triplet families welcome twins in Mendham event
In Mendham three sisters each gave birth to twins within three hours. Mrs. Garrabrant first announced two boys, followed by Mrs. Freeman who had twins. Mrs. Guerin also delivered twins, making six healthy babies and a sextuple christening anticipated.
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Newark
Mendham
Or. W. Garrabrat
Wwe
Chas. Freeman
Frederick Guerin
Pacolet Manufacturing Co to Build Cotton Mill near Gainesville
The Pacolet Manufacturing Co of Pacolet South Carolina bought 1 acre of land about three miles from Gainesville Georgia to erect a cotton mill costing 1000 dollars. The plant will operate 36000 spindles producing standard sheeting for export and will consume 30000 bales of cotton annually employing about 3300 workers. The mill is to be in full operation within a year.
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Catton Min Project
Gainesville
Pacolet Manufacturing Co
Pacolet, 3. C
John D Spreckles Sails to Guam with Mail and Goods
The brig John D Spreckles departed San Francisco for Guam carrying mails and freight. It is the first vessel to leave for the Ladrones with merchandise, mainly stock for a new store owned by a company aboard. A telephone plant is also on board to be installed by the company.
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San Francisco
John D. Spreckles
Guam
Atruam
Boand
Dewey Party Plans Southern Tour and Europe Visit
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey left Washington for a southern trip to Savannah Macon St Augustine Jacksonville and West Palm Beach. They likely will not return until late next month and then sail for Europe visiting the exposition in summer.
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Washington
Adm
Detroit Faces Brutal Cold as St Patrick’s Parade Drags
A severe cold wave gripped Detroit and southern Michigan on Saturday March 17 1933 with temps two below zero and record snow on the ground. The St Patrick's day parade was largely abandoned due to the weather.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Barboursville Alleged Goebel Conspiracy Revelations
Barboursville Ky March 19 A sergeant F W Golden allied with prosecutors in the Goebel assassination case and supplied details on suspects in Frankfurt. Tales place Wharton Golden and Caleb Powers amid rumors of coerced witnesses and mob tensions as trials loom.
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Barboursville
Sergt
F. W. Golden
State Guards
William Goebel
Frankfort
Green Golden
Wharton Cullen
Caleb Powers
Wharton
Goebel
Milt Troshber
John Golden
Ricketts
Celeb
Sirush Creek
Wharton Golden
John L. Powers
Reese
Harlan County
Republlicans
Df Powers
J. F. Hawn
State Ruams
Beckham
Longmire
Lexington
Merove
Gen. Coltier
Hawn
Lieut
Gibson
Liem. Gibson
Bank of Miller & Miller
Powers
Thomas C. Campett
New York
Robert D. Franklin
Commonwealth
James Polsgrove
Franklin County
Garden
Phoenix Hotel
Golden
Parboursville Company
Mountain Militia
Welock
Campbell
Cincinnati
Franklin
Palgrove
Milingyien
Ineo
Increased Five Times Bill Raises National Guard Funding
Washington March 18The house militia committee favored a Marsh Illinois bill to raise annual national guard and militia funding from 400000 to 2000000 dollars The report notes the change and the bill moves forward. Washington March 14 President directs US Commissioner General Peck at the Paris exposition to promote Sabbath observance in the American section during the exhibition progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Militia
Representative Marsh
Ilinois
United States
General. Peck
President of the Association Reported From Washington
Washington March 14 It is stated here that Robert Young the son of Nick Young is the president of the league and the association. The brief dispatch highlights his family connection and leadership role within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Washington
Robert Young
Nicks Youngs
the League
Filipinos Active Rebels Growling in Manila Press War
Manila reports say insurgent jUnta linked to Hong Kong steps up activity as Mabini urges restraint. Spanish residents aid rebels in Moronga and Zambales while Nueva Ecija bands loot and tax traders. Gen Kobbe opens southern Luzon ports to spur short lived trade amid blockade fallout. Municipal presidents in Lepanto Union decline ties with Americans.
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Manila
Ger Otis
Hong Kong
Mabini
Flores
Spain
Philippines
Congress
Luzon
Moronga
Zambanles
Mascardo
Nueva Eciga
Tarlac
Albay
Legaspi
Abay
Donzol
Kobbe
Samar
Leyte
Massing an Army in Russia Across the Caspian Front
Berlin reports from the Constantinople correspondent of Tageblatt claim 166000 troops have been moved into Russia and border regions over five months. Tashkend and Samarkand are described as war camps with barracks and tent constraints delaying further mobilization. A looming decisive anti England action is hinted.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Tagebbatt
Russia
Caspian Merv
Tashkend
Samarkand
England
Persian Gulf
Straits of
Ormuz
Munich Neueste Nachrichten
Germany
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Tragic Youth Boxing Injury Claims Life in California Bout
In Santa Cruz on March 13 Frank Cass aged 15 was killed during a friendly boxing match at Levin Lakes after Bert Whidden struck him with a six ounce glove on the neck in the eighth round. Cass weighed 170 pounds, about 20 pounds more than Whidden.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Frank Cass
Levin Lakes
Bert Whidden
Whidden
Cass
Yale Receives 150 000 Gift for School of Forestry
At a Yale Corporation meeting in New Haven the gift of 150000 dollars was announced to establish a school of forestry. The Pinchots of New York City and their son Gifford Pinchot are named in the report as involved in the gift.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Yale
School of Forestry
12 Pinchot
New York’ City
Gifford Pinchot
Amos
RE. Pinchot
Routing the Boers Moves to Natal Next in War News
London reports that the next major operation will target Natal within two to three weeks as Lord Roberts pushes toward the Vaal river. dispatches note Mafeking relief likely, railways reopening, and Free State surrenderes increasing with 1,500 at Edenburg and Norvalspont activity shaping the campaign.
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London
Orange Free State
Lord Roberts
Vaal
Free
Kitchener
South Africa
Mafeking
Col. Plumer
Charles Ventinck
Cape Town
Lord Methuen
Col. Peakman
Frazer
Bloemfontein
Pole-Carew
Kroonstadt
War Office
Roberts
Guards Brigade
Norval’s Pont
Edinburg
Belmont
Colesberg
Thaba Nehu
Free State
Lord Methuén
Warrenton
Lobatsi
Eloff
Zerust
Schwartz
Ivogel Kop
Pitsant
Lourenzo Marques
Imoemfontein
Pole- Carew
Springfontein
Cateere
Norval
Pont
Clements
Edenburg
Janzyl
Norvalspont
Polo-Carew
Grenadiers
Senate Cites Philippines Question and Finance Debates
The daily record shows Senate discussions over the Philippines question with constitutional focus. It notes pension bill passes and a close House vote unseating a Democrat for a Republican. March 15 reports address silver coinage and Puerto Rican measures, plus various appropriations and district actions.
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Washington
Senate
Hr. Rawlins
Utah
Philippines
House
R A. Wise
W. A. Young
Virginia
Te Allen
Mr. Sutter
Turner
Supreme Court
Schinles
Wasiington
Teller
Colorado
United States
Insular
District of Columbia
Adamson
Georgia
Nicarasuca
Cowherd
Bni.w
Howard
Georg
Rucker
Alissouri
Auer. Houtell
Cowhard
Santa Fe
N. AL
W Ithomas Park
Unions Plan Grave Diggers Union Shaping Chicago Cemeteries
Chicago reports that labor unions aim to organize grave diggers and require a union label on every cradle to grave item. The movement seeks to influence burial practices and cemetery access in the city and surrounding area.
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Chicago
Early Vegetables Injured by Cold in Savannah and Macon
In Savannah on March 18 the temperature fell to 30 degrees harming early vegetables and killing young cabbages. Truck farmers face heavy losses. In Macon fruit growers report the fruit crop not substantially damaged by the cold spell.
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Savannah
Macon
Near Here
Missouri Farmers to colonize Concho Valley in Mexico
Mexican authorities report a colony of Missouri farmers will settle along the Concho river valley in Chihuahua. Promoters say they bought 260600 acres of fertile land and several colonists have already reached the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Noted Entomologist Bolter Dead in Chicago
Chicago March 19 Andrew Bolter a leading American entomologist and longtime Chicago resident has died He was regarded as a high authority though he did not publish books in scientific literature He was 30 years old.
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Chicago
Andrew Bolter
America
Bolter
Mand S the celebrated trotter dies at 26
New York reports Mand S, a famed trotter, died Saturday at age 26. The mare had a long career and was celebrated in racing circles.
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Mand S
New York
Potter outlines mission to extend Episcopal influence in new possessions
Bishop Henry C. Potter announced at Grace Church that his trip to Honolulu and the Philippines aimed to extend the influence of the American Protestant Episcopal Church in the new possessions of the United States government.
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New York
Henry C. Potter
Grace Church
Honolulu
Philippine Islands
New
United States
Dunkard Church Members Move To Prohibition
In Flora Indiana Church members declare it is the duty of the church to combat the saloon evil and intend to vote this fall for prohibition candidates. Dunkard leaders in Carroll County press a political shift as hundreds of previously nonvoting members may cast ballots. Party leaders fear the impact on local politics.
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Flora
Ind
Dunkard Church
Dinkard Church
Carroll County
Taggart declines governor candidacy in Indiana
Indianapolis mayor Thomas Taggart states in a letter to the Sentinel that he will not seek the democratic nomination for governor. He will serve out his current term, having been re elected for two years last fall. His name has been mentioned for the national chairmanship but no candidacy has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Sentinel
Ihis
Teggarts
Girl saved train. awarded French Legion of Honor
Miss Jennie Creek of Mill Grove will wear the Legion of Honor medal and travel to Paris for the exposition as reward for saving a Panhandle world's fair special from wrecking on September 10, 1885. She spotted a burning railroad bridge near her home, warned the oncoming train, and averted disaster. Prominent Frenchmen were aboard, and she will be a guest of France's national humane society at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jennie Creek
Mill Grove
Panhandle
National Humane Society of France
Indianapolis man kills wife then himself near Winslow
Fred Gregory a farmer near Winslow Pike county killed his wife and himself. They left six children. Gregory was hog herder and wanted his wife to heat water. She went visiting, after brooding all day he committed the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
And
Sit for a receiver filed against Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange
Indianapolis March 17. The prosecuting attorney filed quo warranto proceedings to determine if the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange at Union yards is a corporation. The state contends the exchange, though calling itself a corporation, is not, in fact, a corporate entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapoalis Live Stock Exchange
Union Yards
Stte
Young Boy Killed After Train Fall Near Noblesville
William Hiday, 3, of Anderson, slipped from a Chicago and Southeastern train near Noblesville. His neck was broken as he fell from the platform while the cars were moving. He left a destitute family living in a barn in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Marsh
William Hiday
Chicago & Southeastern
Noblesville
Hiday
Burial Expenses Paid by County for Soldiers
Attorney General Taylor rules burial expenses of soldiers are a county charge. County commissioners pay, township trustees administer from county funds, and township is later reimbursed by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Taylor
Poison tablets found in shipment from Anderson to Logansport
C A Walker bought headache tablets in Anderson and used one in Logansport. A doctor pumped out the medicine and found the tablets contained bichloride of mercury, a poisonous substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
C. A. Walker
Anderson
Whiteman Declared Insane After Big Four Wabash Crash
Terre Haute March 37 John A Whiteman a brakeman on the Big Four train that plunged through the Wabash River bridge has been adjudged insane. He has remained in the hospital since the accident.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Johna A. Whiteman
Big Four
Wabash River
Whiteman
Youthful Arson Confession From Indiana Records
Willy Gulliver, 9 years old, is under arrest in Evansville for arson and confessed to setting fires that burned three stables and a residence. He stated he enjoyed watching the horses run. Indianapolis reports a promoter A A McKain says a major thrashing machine combine with $75 million capital has failed after initial financier interest faded during the Christmas stock market lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Willy Gulliver
Indianapolis
A. A McKain
Gas Burst At Logansport Causes 40 Foot Pipe Burst
Gas pressure causes a 40 foot pipe rupture in Logansport Indiana. The incident involves workers and a line rupture near a Mare facility during work on a March day. No injuries are reported but crews attend the scene to manage the burst line.
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Mare
Logansport
Ind
Jaco de John Gallagher
Emen
Rural village ponders rats and field mischief
Fragmentary notes describe a rural village dealing with rats and field disturbances. The text is garbled and mentions a character or place linked to detours and ponds, with unclear events and no clear outcome.
Fire In Indianapolis Destroys Cones & Son Building
A March 15 Indianapolis blaze at the C. B. Cones & Son building gutted the engine room and spread to several Washington Street stores. Four firemen were injured, one severely, as flames consumed the three story block with about 150000 dollars in losses. Most stock and buildings were insured for about five percent of value.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. B. ‘Cones’ Son
aAray
Frank Manchin
Washington, Street
Cones & Son
Stock Aid
Notorious highway robber arrested on return to Bedford
Bedford Ind March 17 Steve Owens a noted highway robber and housebreaker was arrested as he stepped from the midnight train returning to the city. He and partner Wes Rigla were under sentence for highway robbery and had pleaded guilty. Owens had been released on promise to retire and receive his sentence within two days. An attempted murder during a house robbery is charged to them and Owens may receive 21 years. Ulivet remains at large.
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Washington
Senate
Porte Ries
Quay
Mrr
Weriington
House
District of Columbia
Hou
Fr Hays
State of Kansas
United States
Territory
Utah
Dones
JL AL Ware
Mouned City National Cemetery
Goshua
United States Wave
Court of Claims
Bessbon
Neeluik Packing Co
Alaska
Vwo
American Sterl & Wire Co
Fedteral Steel Cea
Burkett
Monroe L. Hayward
Nebraska
Bedford
Ind
Steve Owens
Wes Rigla
Ead
Retary
Steward Fields
Ulivet
Disinterments Find Suspicion Unfounded
South Bend Indiana March 16 suspicions over the burial of Mrs John Haneszewska led to a second exhumation at Cedar Grove cemetery where Anna Gin ther's body was also removed. Officials announced that, as before, the doubts were not justified and no callous burial error was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
John. Haneszewska
Ceder Grove Cemetery
Anna
Ginther
Jay County Teacher Falls Into Trance After Services
Vereher reports Fredd Toe a well known Jay county schoolteacher attended religious services at Cherry Valley last Saturday night and was overcome with nervous prostration. He has since remained in a trance with apparent total suspension of vital functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porttamwl
Fredd Toe
Jay County
Cherry Valley
Kokomo approves twenty year independent telephone franchise
Kokomo city council grants a twenty year franchise to an independent telephone exchange. The new company must post a $1,000 bond to maintain the system for the franchise period and refrain from selling to competing firms. Rates are $2.25 for business customers and $1.50 for residences monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Rokomo
Glass Workers Strike Paralyzes Marion Factory
In Marion Indiana on March 16 all workers at Wilson and Me shop walk out. About sixty men join the strike demanding higher wages not granted. The fruit department remains idle as the plant slows to a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
The
Wilson & Me
Child Shoots Baby Sister in Tragic Farm Accident
In Washington Indiana on March 17 a 3 year old son of Eppie Riley accidentally discharged a large rifle while handling it near his infant sister aged about 1 1/2 months. The baby was killed almost instantly. Local authorities investigated the shooting on the Riley farm. The incident underscores child safety around firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
Eppie Riley
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