Secretary Poster Returns From Trip Amidboat Weather Claims
The Secretary and party docked at Twenty third Street on March 18 and traveled to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Rumors of Irish insult and “clam or flannel mouthed” remarks were denied by the Secretary, who said no disparaging terms were used and that interviews were not given for publication. He noted rough seas injured some travelers and stated the London visit was for health reasons not public duty.
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New Yone
Laure M. Starig
Poster
Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Babel
O'Donovan Rossa
Hamilton
Bue
Foster
Iriahnen
Enguahien
London
Mail carrier crushed between freight cars in Crawfordsville
Jamies Galbraith, a Linden mail carrier, was crushed between two freight cars as a train began to move after he had retrieved mail. He clung to the ride for eighteen miles to Crawfordsville before being found severely injured and dying from his injuries.
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Ceawronpeville
Tud
Jamies Galbraith
Linden
Galbraith
Port Iaid
A Very Hot Contest
The race for United States Senator in Texas is heating up with Mills Culberoo and Chilton leading in that order The final issue will be next Tuesday as primaries and caucuses are held nationwide Mills supporters claim a easy victory on the Airset ballot but the outcome remains uncertain until the end This is described as the hottest contest on record with widespread political activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Ualied
Mills
Culberoo
Chilton
Young Couple Bypass Law For Secret New Jersey Marriage
In Newane New Jersey on March 18 a young couple wed according to a 1 year old girl Teviin and eight year old Joseph Carey months ago. The family kept them together as they were underage and the marriage was deemed not legal. Last night Teviin left home with the man they worked for and disappeared, believed to have run away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newane
Anatasia
Teviin
Joseph Carey
Unclear Fragmentary Report From Whitmey Area Incident
A damaged OCR fragment notes injuries and an explosion at Molt's indigo works in Millbary near Wetsendal. Mentions ex trecuer in Whitmey and individuals Willard Rice with unclear actions. Details are fragmented and uncertain about dates and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemceerex
Mann
Trecuer
Whitmey
Molt
Millbary
Wetsendal
Willard Rice
Liverpool murder mystery shocks Denham Villa residents
In Lowoos on March 18 police uncovered the buried remains at Denham Villa, identifying them as Mr Denham and his wife, plus three children. The discovered bodies include a 7 year old, a 5 year old, a girl of 18, and a baby, all with throats cut or strangled. Investigators tie the deaths to Williams, believed to have killed them to pursue marriage with Miss Mather after a Australia move.
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Williams
Wire
Agein
Lowoos
Bainhill
Denham Ville
Denham
Birkenhead
Wiliane
Frymonth Williams
Reeds
Willianm
Liverpool
Mir# Mather
Australia
Rainhill
Williame
Kaishill
Dinkam
Abeville
William
Australis
Dinkam Villa
Wedaselay
Bower
Grant
Krester Ewerky
Abe
Mixa Mather
Attorney General Miller Probes Chicago Beet Combine
Attorney General Miller discusses the anti trust law while outlining a broad inquiry into Chicago beet interests. He notes a departmental push to review books and pursue violations, with a special examiner assisting district attorneys to seek leads across districts.
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Gemern
Miller
Bia
Department of Justice
Chicago
Wharton
Marital Rite in Camden Teens Wed Amid Disparate Events
Mary Witty and George Kemp, both youths, wed in Camden New Jersey as authorities warned a watch was kept on the bride. The ceremony followed a prior elopement two years earlier and a later attempt in Rome. Separately, miners in Durham plan to resume work next week after a conference in Reaprro. The union and labor actions reflect local upheaval and a powerful miners’ organization with about ninety thousand members.
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Reaprro
Mary Witty
George Kemp
Camden
Ferlerethon
Tuciem
Durham Mile
Fire Devastates Edd yeville Area. Homes Burned
Large blaze at Edgeville Kilostox area in New York on March 18 destroyed thirteen frame buildings including two barns and four dwellings. Wrigide used buckets in efforts to combat flames as houses and several barns burned, with estimated losses around 50,000.
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Edd
Yeville
Kisostox
N. Y
Eddgeville
Wedness
Austrian double murderers to die by execution
A dramatic Vienna trial linked Frank Schneider and his wife Rosalie to a string of crimes against servant girls. The couple strangled victims after luring them to secluded woods, with grisly exhibits shown at court. Both were found guilty and sentenced to death as Kaiser Franz Joseph faced whether to grant clemency.
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Vierna
Frank Schneider
Schneider
Rosalie
Enlinesters
Vienna
Viens
Jack the Ripper
London
Wntil
Wnod
Johanna Stolber
Lfe
Sue
Renweg
Neu Lengbach
Rosalie Klvinrathe
Prose Ton
Schueller
Victius
Schvelder
Kaiser
Francis Joseph
Kaiserin
Austria
Katherin
Koswliv
Schoechter
Europe
Suboekder
Schorider
Senator Hill's Atlanta Visit and Exposition Remarks
The text describes Senator Hill's arrival in Atlanta on March 18 at 4:00 a.m. from Savannah, with a prominent citizen delegation greeting him at the depot and transporting him to the Kimball House for breakfast. It notes no speeches en route, mentions Greek and Roumanian participants, and references praise from the Pope for America and the Chicago Exposition, predicting great success for the venture.
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Atlanta
Dytamra
Hill
Kimball House
Prihs
Bo Gryes
Vannah
Macon
Sen Ee
Greece
Turkey
Roumania
Crisia
Gresee
Bryan
Kimaelt
Uesa
America
Chicago Exposition
Anarchist Raids Open New Arrests in City
On March 18 police continued raids on suspected anarchists amid explosive finds at a lodging and the arrest of a leading suspect. Authorities admit no documentary proof of a formal anarchist organization and suspect isolated action by small groups.
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Sere
Rosea
Ana Asother
Mads Im Parte Pam
Casesa
Usea
Robber Perry Found With Hidden Stash In Shackles
Deputy Sheriff Coltson inspected train robber Perry in Lyons jail. A secret stash lay in Perry’s shackles as hemp cord had been used to disguise intact cuts. Irons dropped when removed, revealing a concealed $250 and traces of concealed clothing.
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Perry
Coltson
Lyons
Bet Lance
Novel fund raising contest aids library in Ormzoo
In Ormzoo Michigan March 18 leading society women stage a novel fundraising contest for the Ladies Library Association. Participants publicly relate experiences, some displaying symbolic items as they vie to raise money for the library.
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Tangs
Mick
Rockety
Ormzoo
Mich
Ladies’ Library Association
Navy funding urged for world fair preparations
The navy needs at least 250000 for a preface to the World's Fair opening, to outfit ships for Hampton Roads and New York Harbor events. Secretary argues timely, generous appropriation prevents bungling, supports armor work and shipbuilding at Bethlehem Iron works and Carnegie. He favors one or two battleships and several torpedo boats, distributed among multiple shipyards along rivers and lakes to boost ship design and naval display.
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Oew
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
New York
Congress
House
Dweil
Bethlehem Iron Works
Carnegie Works
Great Britain
Ubert
Sneding Porte
Pittsburg
Caelumeld
St Louie and Dubuque
Camp Abuses Told by Adirondack Road Workers
Four Irish and Brooklyn men say they were conscripted to labor on the Adirondack road and recount brutal conditions. They allege freezing deaths, beatings, and exploitation by contractors, with workers robbed and underpaid. The report cites harsh prices and fear-filled camps.
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Teor
John Kelly
James Lee
Brooklyn
William McCarthy
Michael Kelly
Bergen Point
Adirondack Road
Law
Winchester Rifles
Pala Fire Department Set to Start April First
The Sire commissioners in Pala New Jersey order a paid fire department with four companies and two trucks to begin service April 1. Chief Philip Frendenmacher, the present chief, was retained briefly but offered his resignation and William McGill was elected chief. A roster of appointments includes several named officers and assistants for the new department.
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Taaxrow
N. J
Sire
Philip Frendenmacher
War Celerial
William McUill
Chie
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Ragland Vine
Hinnith
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Liverpoons Murder
de Temddey Saateted
Cutosco
Marte
Storey
Strameled
Bey Olgaretion
M Anis
Havershew
Chi No Eeireansa
Typhan
Leo
Prom Lee
ErrokTs Tomecarm
Ankes
Fiousece
Ala
Alshams Insurance Co
Florence
Rerth
James
Detvereny Pennsylvania
Itm Seah Teem
Joon
Genater Mor
Tracy
Columbes Randesvons
Ehcaprd
Adirondack Ballrand
Vent
Mander Fools
Jorece
Samas
Brook Bracket
Schepfline Co
Tre
West Front Street
Dectir
Peck
Acme Tailoring Co
Wili
Cassimeres
Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
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Pierson Hardware Co
Plainfield Produce CO
Raritan Mills
North Avenue
J. P. Laire & CO
R. J. Shaw
Park Avenue
L. Heyniger
Somerset
Gavett's
East Front Street
C. M. Ulrich
Ace
Crescent
Meir
Uae
Kay
Baying Goede
J. F. Mac Donald
East Front St
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