Ivens Aligs Very Weak Testimony at Murder Trial
Chicago March 17 Richard Ivens murder trial heard witness Stra. T. Hanrath testify he saw Ivens at Mrs Evans home between seven and eight o clock the night of Mrs Hollister’s murder. Mrs Evans placed Ivens at 7 25 pm at her home and helped lock up. Cross examination revealed timing inconsistencies and a museum clock deemed highly accurate. Evidence showed alibi contradictions and a heated cross examination with a protective letter from Ivens requesting testimony against false statements. The court saw a crowded, tense scene as testimony challenged Ivens’s claimed innocence and an alibi network.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Stra. T. Hanrath
Ivens
Evans
William Evans
Stack
Hollister
Richard Ivens
Bessie Mollister
Cook
Olson
Harold Ivens
Ben M. Smith
Oswald Lehmann
Richard G. Ivens
Smith
Lehman
Fred Evans
Montana Street
Evans House
Pearl Evans
Miss Evans
Tow Evans
Big House
Ivers
Russian Massacre Conspiracy Aims at Hebraic Repression
Report from St. Petersburg on a cabinet session where Premier Witte and allies moved to suppress the League of the Russian People amid allegations of a court cabal. The plan allegedly centers on provoking pogroms and revolts to justify harsher measures, with General Trepoff leading the scheme and provincial authorities backing the effort. Proclamations against Hebrews and revolutionists were said to be printed in Odessa and dispersed by troops and police authorities.
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General Trepoff
Cmmandant
Odessa
Witnesses Loom as Defense Reads Final Statements
The father’s attorneys indicate he will take the witness stand and is expected to be the last witness in his own defense, signaling a pivotal moment in the trial.
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Father
Better Pay to Motormen in Pittsburg Strike Fallout
Pittsburg Railway Company workers accept a one cent raise after seeking two cents. The deal covers traction lines in Pittsburg and Allegheny, boosting pay from twenty two to twenty three cents for six months and to twenty four cents after a year, marking the first raise in three years and affecting thousands.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Ice harvest assured as Nebraska endures record cold
Lincoln March 17 Associated Press The average low temperature in Nebraska last night was seven degrees below zero the coldest this season In the northwest the mercury fell to nine below while the east registered five below Many lakes and streams melted clear of snow making an ice harvest practically assured up to now almost no natural ice has been stored in Nebraska this winter.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Néb
Nebraska
Irish Citizen Protests Arrest Over Shamrock Sale
Irish residents in Darien accuse Officer Mike McMahon of arresting Tim Muldoon for selling a shamrock without a license. Muldoon was seized after selling to a girl. crowd protested as he was led away. The case was dismissed by Sullivan.
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Associated Press
Darien
Mike McMahon
Tim Muldoon
Muldoon
Rear Admiral Mordecai Endicott Reappointed in Navy
The president announced the reappointment of Rear Admiral Mordecai Endicott, chief of the bureau of yards and docks, whose term ends in April. He will remain on the Isthmian Canal Commission and be retired from the Navy next November.
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Presa
Washington, D. C
Mordecai Thomas Bndicott
Bureau of Yanns and Dock
Navy Department
Endicnit
Isthmian Canal
Navy
Shamrocks Abound Across Three Irish Catholic Churches
Crowds gathered for St Patrick’s Day decorations as abundant shamrocks adorned three churches. Cardinal Sage, archbishop of Armagh and primate of All Ireland, celebrated pontifical Mass. Hesalen delivered remarks and greetings to the faithful before departing.
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Rome
Cardinal Sage
Armagh
Hesalen
Trebmard
Money to Defend Moyer and Miners Officers
The United Mine Workers voted 5000 for the legal defense of C H Moyer W D Heywood and Pettibone officials of the Western Federation of Miners indicted in Idaho for conspiracy The convention backed woman suffrage defeated a government ownership of mines measure and referred several resolutions to committee Nearly 1000 delegates marched in the St Patrick day parade Coal operators prepare for a joint conference beginning Monday large differences exist among mine owners on the wage scale and reports suggest the Hyan resolution may be virtually repealed allowing districts to set independent scales
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
C. H. Moyer
W. D. Heywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Ryan
Resolutions Committee
Western Federation
Frank Fays
Ti-|linois
Mitchell
Lewis
St. Patrick
St. Patrick's Day
Delay Granted in Shepard Case in Paris Court
Authorities in Paris grant Elliot F. Shepard of New York an eight month delay in his sentence for running down and killing a girl while driving in his car last April. The postponement effectively abandons the imprisonment portion, likely converting it into an additional fine.
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Associated Press
Paris
Atx
Elliot F. Shepard
New York
Blaze in Chicago Destroys Bradley Building
A fire swept a four story Bradley building at 30 Falion Street in Chicago. It housed several small manufacturing concerns. The estimated loss is $1,000,000. Local fire crews battled the blaze with extensive damage reported across the structure.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Bradley
Falion Street
Director Foster Marries English Girl in London
Special report from London dated March 127 notes Fay Director Joseph Foster, retired U. S. A., wed Miss Josephine Hunt, a Gravesend school mistress. The bride’s background and ceremony details are brief, with emphasis on the cross‑ocean union and the couple’s public acknowledgment.
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London
Fay
Joseph Foster
U. 8. A. Fretireds
Josephine Hunt
Gravesend
Wreck Casualties Reported In Colorado Railroad Disaster
A Denver Rio Grande line crash near Florence Colo. leaves dozens dead or missing with many injured. S. F. Lively, night operator at Swallows, slept at his post and failed to relay a train order prompting renewed dismissal and a formal company denial of overtime. Death toll ranges up to thirty six with seventeen bodies in Pueblo morgue and others burned or unaccounted for.
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Associated Presa Pueblo
Cole
Mareh
S. F. Lively
Swallows
Willam van Deusen
Va Deusen
Denver
General Danager
Denver & Rilo Grande
JE. L. Lively
Adobe
Jie
Pueblo
Lively
Rio Grande
Acton
Col
Muteh
Ives
Florence
Pueblo Morgue
Wibidin’ -Hollis
Walter Qossitt
Enginger
Tath
Firuman
A. N Bs
Gig
Salida
Colo
Miss Grace
Sarkio
Enos Milldriland
Express Messenger
Up Flewit
Lebpo
Kas
Edward Copley
Leoo
Fred Jones
Lebo
Winona Hewitt
Edward E. Baird
Sieritt
Archibald Whitney
Baird
Prizoner
Fred Limecopley
Mraz
A. Hewitt
Baby
AW. T. Hewitt
West. Hewitt
West. Hewitt, Lebo, Kas.: Daughter of Zain, and Mrs. W. L. Hewitt
Rey .Fields
Keystone
Wryo
Belle Webb
Wyo
William Burnside
Kansas
Uhs
Lospital
EL J. Livdy
Tobni
Sheri Edward Baird
Architand Whitney
Ci#aon City
Whitney
Ohio
Witney
Chicago
The
Tribune
Puchie
Fars
Denver & Riu. Grandes
Woman Threatened Morgan in Office Arrested
A woman, claiming to be Mrs Ellen Barbara Williams, threatened to shoot financier J P Morgan at his New York office. She was arrested at the entrance, brought before Magistrate Wahle, and sent to Bellevue hospital for observation as to sanity. Morgan is reported to be in Europe.
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New York
Pierpont Morgan
Lord Suffield
England
Fllen
Barbara Williams
West Twenty-fifth Street
Walls
Fire In Car Traps Foreign Emigrants In Northwest
In a burned vehicle a cluster of emigrants lies in ashes with only fragments of bone left as silent proof. The scene suggests a violent end for a group of foreigners attempting new homes in the northwest.
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Homts
Oshkosh Seeks League Details On Eight-Club Circuit
John T. Powers announced a Fond du Lac meeting for March 18 to finalize eight club arrangements and schedule steps, but no notice or reports followed. Oshkosh Baseball association members are soliciting subscriptions to support team maintenance and will report progress in due time.
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John T. Powers
Wisconsin State League of Professional Baseball Club
Osakosh
Fond du Lac
Buaineea
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Powers
Oshkosh
Johann Most Dies in Cincinnati After Illness
Anarchist Johann Most died in Cincinnati on March 17 after an erysipelas attack. He had arrived from Chicago invited by friends and was attended by Adolph Kraus. He had planned a Chicago lecture but fell ill. his last days featured delirium and fading strength as friends cared for him. Local arrangements await word from his wife.
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Ascocldied
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herr Johann Most
Herr Most
Adolph Kraus
Chicago
Llness
Count Castellane III Weekend Court Hearing Adjourned
March 17 session in Paris sees Fudge Dive and the Castellans summoned over a separation matter linked to the Countess Castellane. Anna Gould formerly appears with Edmond Kelly as attorney. A certificate of illness from Doctor Raye Ing was challenged. hearing adjourned for form.
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Prem Perix
Strike follows disaster in French mine incident
Interior Minister Clemenceau arrived incognito to investigate the disaster at Conrrieres last week and the strike ordered by miners. Officials report about 12,90 workers involved as the situation unfolds.
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Prem Liepa
France
Attempt to wreck train foiled near Ga tower
An attempt to wreck an eastbound Pennsylvania Limited train near Ga tower, Greenabure Pennsylvania, was thwarted when a crew found a switch and frog. Detectives opened an investigation as the limited was due.
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Associated Prem
Greenabure
Pennsylvania
Neenah strike case and other circuit court actions continued
In Oshkosh Win Nebago Traction et al continued for one week by consent. Virginia Pierson vs Joseph Pierson continued to April 7. Bergman vs Pingel denial of motion for wide answer and $75 actual damages plus $16 punitive and costs. new trial denied. judgment for plaintiff. Yockey vs Reemheld Gallery denial of change. new trial motion held until March 21. Kate Schmidt vs William and Louisa Wendt sheriff sale report confirmed. judgment for defendant Adency $95.50. Dantian Cooper Supply Co. vs Hewitt default judgment $264.28 and costs. Katle Meyer vs Henry Meyer divorce granted. plaintiff to resume maiden name Katle Rattmann. cruelty and neglect cited. married Fond du Lac 1864. no children. Protracted references to related parties and local attorneys.
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Oshkosh Va
Winnebago Traction Company Et al
Virginia Pierson
Joseph Pierson
Conwork
Frederick W. Bergman
John Pingel
Plantiff
Neenah
Elient
Frederick Yockey
Reoemheld & Gallery
Fhir
John W. Hume
Hume & Dellerich
Reemheld & Gallery
Felker
Katle Meyer
Henry Meyer
Katle Rattmann
Fond du Lac
Br. Moyer
Minakee
Depot Site Fight In Village Court Report
Attorney Roge rs of Poitier appears before Judge Fowler on March 28 in a dispute over property taken for a new depot for the railroad. Luther Daview of this city challenges the claim, arguing the owner has a right to dispose of the property and the report must be verified.
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Miltacken & St. Pan Ratleay
Wdowrita
Camere
Rogera
Poitier
Luther
Fowler
Daies
La Crosse Wins Next Wisconsin T M C A Convention
A Beloit dispatch reports La Crosse, Wisconsin, awarded the next Wisconsin T M C A convention. The decision, announced in Beloit, marks La Crosse as the host city for the forthcoming gathering, with details pending official confirmation.
Jews Still in Danger In Russia Threats and Trials
News from March reports Jewish communities facing planned suppressions and warnings blocked by reactionaries in Russia. Premier Witte seeks alerts from Jewish leaders about security threats while measures to curb anti Semitic agitation and punish arms offenses extend to gendarmerie chiefs, captains, and a fast military train trials.
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Chicago
Adolf Kraus
Order
Bnai Brith Lue
Fiat Coummt Witte
Russia
Usslatt
Ag Fur Na
Bast
St. Peterburg
Premer Witte
Foreclosure Sale Report In Osage City Ward
Property sold under circuit court judgment in Nate Schmidt versus William Wendt and Louisa Wendt with Sheriff Eber Simpson presiding. The parcel at lot 46 block 3 in the northeast addition, Eleventh ward, Osage City, lies on Haven Street between Merritt and Washington. Bidding was won by Mrs. Kate Sermidt for the stated amount.
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Nate Schmidt
William Wendt
Louisa Wendt
Sherrit Eber Simpson
Reid
Ne’ Addition
Eleventh Ward
Os R
Haven Street
Merritt
Washington Streets
Kate Sermidt
Fof
Land for Shooting Club Granted on Upper Fos River Edge
Legal notice states Grignon Gen Cla Attys acreage sold to Grignon Gun. Lands described lie west of the Fax river near Moor, in two parcels totaling several acres. The deed details the transfer and future erection of structures for the shooting club use.
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Grignon
Unclear OCR snippet on local civic notices
Fragmentary text appears to be OCR garble with names and places but lacks coherent events or actions. No definite person, organization, date, or location can be reliably extracted for a factual card.
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Keighlor
Staten
Falahood
Reman
Nhowsooa
Exbmam Ip
Endicott
Barcan
Isteh Cathelica
Moyer
United Mine Workers
Pei
BLAZE
Joeph Feater
Inden
Grande Rasky
Dee
Wreck
Cob
Sherif
New
Franks
Wits
New Cinkdale School
Washington
Aulna
Ancient Rome
Sittin
J. P. Morgan
Nake
Mrs
Ellen
Johann Most
Count Castellane III
City Versna ‘Traction Company
Colemban, Wie
Shkosh Yan
LA Crosse
Milwaukee
Wie
Beloit
la Crome
Wis
Witte
Wings I
Haltie I
Ihee
Vitebok
West
Liu
Durnoyva
Voedgortchahle
Gomel
M. Durnove
Realis Hty
Yular Crimea
Baltic
Council of the Empire
Black Mindred
Moscow
Shamansky
Wieff
Bowen Street
Bidia
Mes. Schmidt
AmiaArtiage
Perpia
Aes Enna
Panerime
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