Man Executes Deadly Shootings Town Barber Injured
Maniac fires on Main Street in Bridgeport Conn wounding barber Leopold Hage and police officer Charles Musante. Pursued by crowd, Muller is captured after a long chase. earlier he sent begging letters to Vanderbilt family and President Roosevelt and tried to extort $4000 from Bridgeport Savings Bank.
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March _C. Muller
Main Streep
Fairfield Avenue
AnNler
Main Street
Charles Doherty
Leopold Hage
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Charles
Musante
Muiller
Vanderbilt
New York
Middletown
Roosevelt
Alexander Hawley
Bridgeports Savings Bank
Hyde Secures Bail in Murder Case Amid Swope Allegations
Dr B C Ayde charged with murder in deaths and illnesses of the Swope-Logan family faces eleven indictments. Bond totals set at fifty thousand for Thomas Swope, thirty thousand for Chrisman Swope, four thousand for Blunton, and two ten thousand bonds for others. Hyde appeared cheerful as attorneys argued for release. his wife stated she would go to jail if needed. The April 7 trial date was confirmed. Hyde remains jailed awaiting proceedings.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
B. C. Ayde
Swone
Luday
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Rhsan
Uyie
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Mo Hunten
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Mra
Logan O. Synape
Thomas H. Swope
Blunton
Dr. Hyde
John G. Paxton
Hyde
Cannons
Bond
Water power protection argued for infant industry
Senator Bankhead of Alabama told the senate that water power must be protected and coordinated with navigation. He urged a five senator committee to study river improvement to preserve power sites and enable power and navigation on usable rivers. He called current river improvements a potential crime against future power.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Senate
Bankhead
Mr. Bankhead
FIGHTS FOR ITS LIFE Washington TD C March 8
The Standard Oil Company today filed in the Supreme Court of the United States a petition seeking relief in a life or death corporate dispute. The action centers on pivotal regulatory and financial stakes affecting the company's operations and future in the national energy landscape.
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Associated Press
Washington, TD. C
Standard OH Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Opposition Brief Challenges Government's Sherman Violation Claim
A brief opposing dissolution of a corporation objects to the government's Sherman Act stance. Drafted by DOD, Watson, don M. Freeman and Hiness C. Irwin, it argues for individual citizen rights. The defense contends the petition alleges conspiracy by several defendants to restrain interstate trade in oil and to monopoly Lue Uraffic.
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DOD
Watson
Don M. Freeman
Hiness C. Irwin
Ciivens
United
Dled Rada
Slight Break in Philadelphia Strike Affects Taxi Service
Philadelphia reports a slight break in the general strike as some union taxi chauffeurs show willingness to return to work. A major taxicab company hesitates to resume service for fear of vandalism as demand remains high due to crippled streetcar service. Officials say Philadelphia is returning to a practically normal business basis while union organizers are ordered to mobilize non union workers. Strike benefits for transit workers will begin tomorrow with payments of one dollar weekly.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
W. D. Mahon
Amatgamated Association of Street and Flecine Railway
Samel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Philadelpha
Henry Clary
Public Safety
Funeral Train Carries Ex Senator Platt to Owego
The body of ex Senator Thomas C Platt was transported to Owego New York for burial. Family members accompanied the coffin to the late senator's old home where grief prayers were held. Former associates plan to travel on special cars from Albany Washington and New York to attend the funeral. Mae C Wood indicted for forgery in suits against the senator declares she was wedded and may claim his estate.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas
Platt
Owego
Frank H. Platt
Senator Platt
Albany
Washington
Owage
West
Mae C. Wood
May Not Arrest Cudahy in Kansas City Attack
Jere F. Lillis president of the Western Exchange bank remained in St Mary's hospital after an attack by John P. Cudahy at the latter's Kansas City home. Doctors say Lillis will recover. no formal charges are planned unless Lillis dies. Chauffeur Jean Moss is still missing as investigators search for him. Gen. John C. Cowin, father of Mrs. Cudahy, visited the home.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Jere F. Lillis
Western Exchange Bank
John P. Cudahy
Packer
St. Mary's Hospital
Nuree
Lillie
Cudahy
Lillis
Jean Moss
John ¢. Cowin
Omaha
Roosevelt Sails into Nilotic Safari Mission Stop
London reports Colonel Roosevelt and his party spent the day shooting along the Bahr El Jebel Shazal on the White Nile. He plans to visit the American mission at Doleith Hill near the Sohat River junction the next day, with no official reception planned at Taufkin or Kodak. Presby terians run the Doleith Hill station, established 1901, manned by seven Americans including two industrial, one ordained, and a medical missionary.
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Associated Press
London
Roosevelt
Bahr-El-Jshazal
White Nile
Planne
Doleith Hill
Sohat
Taufkin
Kodak
New York
Doleith Hil
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church of North America
More Men at Work at Bethlehem Steel Plant
South Bethlehem Pa March Off Clate reports more men reported for the day shift today, swelling the plant workforce beyond yesterday’s total of 4200 workers.
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Associated Press
South
Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Company
Congressman Seeks Investigation Over Subsidy Charges
Rep Kuester mann calls for full inquiry into accusations spread by the American Flag organ against subsidy supporters. He joins Minnesotan congressman in urging probes and expulsion talk as the matter moves through committees in Washington. The House passes the agricultural appropriation bill totaling thirteen and a half million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Marin
Senate
Uta
Hogs Advance Again At Stock Yards And Markets
Live hog prices advanced across several markets with strong sales. At Chicago stock yards hogs sold around 10.25 per hundredweight, while Cincinnati and Indianapolis reported bids near 10.45 and 10.59 respectively, marking continued strength in hog values.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
March
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
Judicial Reform Meeting At Tremont Club
The Candlelight Eru meeting at Tremont will be the last for the winter. It promises a strong program with vital topics and high attendance. Speakers include Judge Burnell Judge Cheye and attorneys Bacher and Supper.
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WW. Burnell
CO. DL. Cheyelimed
Ulawles Bacher
Wheat prices soar as government report stirs markets
Wheat futures jump with May and July options rising amid a government farm reserve report. March 1 1905 wheat held by farmers showed about 2 percent of the crop on hand, below the ten-year average. Corn stocks also lagged behind the ten-year average, with rain and harvest timing cited as factors in the volatility.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Avieilagie
Washington
D. C
Crap Reporting Board
Department of Agriclture
WILL RESUME PROBE OF CHICAGO PACKING CENTER
United States officials will resume the inquiry as United States Ward W Sims and assistant Jones H Wilkerson return from Washington where they conferred with Attorney General Wickersham about the grand jury packers inquiry in Chicago. Assistant Attorney Over St. Pagan, who attended, is expected to return this week. Mr. Sime reached his office and contacted Attorney Tierbert Ids, in charge of the city’s refined garine industry case. The two officials plan further inquiry, likely to be started by the grand jury tomorrow.
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United States
Waard W. Sims
Jones H. Wilkerson
Washington
Wickersham
Chicago
Tadas Assistagh
St. Pagan
Rhetriet
Sime
Selatant
Wdietrier
Tierbert Ids
Grand Jury
Tomerray
The Wizard is Dead
World famed chemist Jasor D.P. died at Elkins Park Pennsylvania at age fifty-seven according to notices from Preece ake Stare. The Philadelphia area mourns the loss of the renowned chemist known for tuberculosis research.
Ice breaking up in Great Lakes reports
The United States weather bureau notes extensive breakup of ice in Lake Superior Lake Michigan and Lake Huron versus last year. Ice in Lake Superior harbor is heavier though. Warm weather has softened the Mackinac Strait area with about ten inches of thickness noted.
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Associated Press
Init
Mich
United States Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Istraita
Mackinac
Madison Gas and Electric rate ruling cuts gas and electricity charges
The Railroad Commission in Madison, Wisconsin, announced a major rate revision for Madison Gas and Electric, lowering gas and electric rates by about fourteen percent and reducing annual revenue by roughly N dollars. The decision emphasizes tangible property as the basis for rate setting and excludes goodwill and intangible values from rate calculations, focusing on the cost of the physical plant.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Railroad Commission
Madison Gas and Electric Company
Politician Debate at Fox River Meeting in Wisconsin
Dr F Ab Gehbbe of Wa bvee spoke at a Fox River dentists gathering about Wisconsin politics and gubernatorial prospects. He noted Republican strength and the uncertainty of nominations, praising Francis Fo MeGovern Milwaukee while criticizing county option and campaigns pending primaries.
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Miiuitawee
Fox River Gutley
Ayia
Wisconsin
Tks
Ife Luis
Goube
Legwis
Gebbe Speke
Francis Fo
Milwaukee
Stranzwere
Jetin
Onice
Ibe
Trin
Lewis
Petition to Admit Will in Probate Court
A petition to admit the will of George H. Miller was filed this morning by Arthur Smith, brother in law of the decedent. The Winniecerne banker died last week and the petition names three heirs: Mrs Mary Miller Smith, sister. Carl Miller, half brother. Elizabeth Miller, half sister, with a value not to exceed 3000 dollars.
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George H. Miller
Arthur Smith
Miller
Winniecerne
Mary Miller Smith
Carl Atus Elizabeth Miller
Plans Delayed On Old National Bank Building
At today's Old National Bank directors meeting no action was taken on plans for a proposed new building as the structure plans have not yet been prepared. Cashey Leaks Lehriver addressed rumors circulating about the project.
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Old National Bank Oy 4 Neer
Old National Bank
Cashey
Lehriver
Bank plans two story building to meet business needs
Directors announce a new building to serve bank business requirements, with Mer Bulieiber and PHIL TH. Sawyer among those traveling to Chicago to confer with architects. Interior details are to be finalized within two weeks as plans and specifications are prepared.
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Mer Bulieiber
Phil TH. Sawyer
Bank
Cushing Louis Schrier
Chicago
County boards considers probation officer creation and pay
Winnebago county board in session at the courthouse discusses establishing a county probation officer to oversee the juvenile court. A resolution proposes an $800 annual salary for the new official, introduced by Supervisor T. B. Leope and referred to the finance committee. A second resolution requests $400 for the Winnebago County Vantine Society, contingent on incorporation, to employ an active agent pending approval.
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H.W. Davin
Seventh Ward
Winnebago County Vantine Society
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Tieh Street
Merli
Othe Etty Hall
All Persons
Intercote
Othe
Cshikesh
Idumin
Wall
Supper And Smoker Event Leads Local Merchants
A supper and smoker is planned at Worshunggter Street tomorrow evening with formal entertainment and a reception starting at seven. Postmaster MooCrtne promotes the gathering for general merchants and Wat rinpt matters of public interest are to be discussed.
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Convict Testifies in Bank Defalcation Case in Court
In Indianapolis a convict in Leavenworth blue uniform testified that Paul C. Gall, a Capital National Bank tobacco merchant, fed him into covering overdrafts. Gall faces trial for defalcation involvement. no testimony shows he knew Emmerich was an embezzler.
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Marek S
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Kan
Ty Panmemcly
Capital National Bank
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Riots Hit Street Railway and Attack US Legation
A mob attacked an American owned street railway and stoned the street, damaging rolling stock. Police regained control as rioting continued, and the United States legation was guarded while diplomats and officials were accounted for. Ex Judge Northcott named minister to Bogota with Paxton Hibben as secretary. Arthur Frazier named as new appointee awaiting arrival.
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Columbia
Mareh S
Sestardkur
Ess
Augusta West Viratuin
Hibben
Agra
Arthur Frazier
Oshkosh Men Second In Two Man Event At Bowing Tourney
Nabutrah Mich March R E Summerson and Charles Noite of Wheeling West Virginia led the first three squads in the tenth annual American Bowling Congress tournament with 1126 in the two man event. Summerson contributed a 220 in the third game. Three teams tied at 1123 for second, Allton and Shafter Washington D C Muller and Kraus Washington D C and Barron and Plummer Cincinnati. Erickson and Joergers Oshkosh rolled a fourth 1200 score to rise to second place.
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Nabutrah
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R. E. Summeranit
Charles Noite
Wheeling
W.va
American Bowling Congress
Summerson
Allton and Shafter
Washington, D. C
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Plummer
Cincinnati
Charles Erickson
Frank Joergers
Oshikoshand
Set Aside Deed Case Involving Pearl Street Property
In circuit court this morning Clara J. O Brien seeks to set aside a deed secured by Wheekla Cramer from Patrick H. O Brien in the sale of 231 Pearl Street. O Brien divorce proceedings are pending. it is claimed Cramer received the war ranty deed without the wife's signature. Witnesses were Mrs Cramer E W Webebrod and F C Stewart. Property value is about 11200. Judge Burnell has taken the matter under advisement.
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Patrick H. O’ Brien
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Marriage of Philander Kaas Jr and May Boler Confirmed
In Bartington Wisconsin on March 8 the marriage of Philander Kaas Jr son of the secretary of state to Miss May Boler of Providence was continued with the filing of the marriage certificate by Hey Cl Gardrie who performed the ceremony. The officiant refused to discuss the ceremony as he did last night.
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Associated Press
Bartington
Philander
Kaas, Jr
Stat
May Boler
Providence
Hey
Cl Gardrie
Iuthrie
Talis
Barber shop restrictions struck down by court ruling
The court declares Kentucky general laws cover barbering without special legislation against the trade. It argues that such targeted laws are unnecessary and would interfere with the comfort and appearance of the male portion of society, noting that general statutes adequately regulate the subject.
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Mareh
Kentucky
Religious Educative association opens seventh general convention
Nashville Tennessee hosts the seventh general convention of the Religious Educative association with delegates from across the United States. Dr George A Cor of New York arrives as president and leads discussions on the education of church workers at the opening session.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
March
The
Religious Educative Association
George A. Cor
New York
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