Mystery surrounds Catonsville assault tied to religious preachers
Baltimore area police report Mrs. Elizabeth Tuck, 50, found bound and exposed on wife Mary Lumsden’s lawn in Catonsville. Investigators say rope was lamp wick. no blows or conclusive attack clues. Mrs. Duck claims religious coercion. police consider self-binding or assistance possible.
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Baltimore
A. Pltimere County Police
Elizabeth Tuck
Mary Lumsden
Catonsvile
Edward A. Pohlman
Pockiman
Catonsville
Idle Ill Workmen Picket Passaic Mills Amid Tense Clashes
At Passaic New Jersey March 4 3 000 Botany Worsted mill workers were dispersed by firemen after tear gas bombs failed. Police kept gates, pickets formed by women and children endured gas fumes. Union leaders threatened actions but denied provocation while authorities arrested several protesters.
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N. J
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Gera
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Alieyt Wesherd
Fester
Vinkeneo
Albert Weishbord
Anton Arxeniaer
Yeaterday
Petees
Oprners Fee Watherings
Wce
New York
Dustin Wise
Habby Stephen
Wise
Vree Synagogue
Mies
Frikers Murda
Baltimore drug co offers high price for Em etre Dirge Crmapansy case
An offer of one dollar for the Em etre Dirge Crmapansy case is reported with speculation about the outcome. The communication includes references to Captain fenac BE and Emenee, with various witness and party names mentioned in a chaotic frame.
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Baltimore
Fenac
Emenee
Kale Ward
Sarring
Wits
Bates
Port of Countess of Cathcart Faces Uncertain Return
New York reports the Countess of Cathcart on ten days shore leave in the United States despite an entry ban for moral turpitude. Officials doubt whether she will return to Kris Island or remain at the Motel Atchas adar. A recall order awaits directive from Washington as hearings on her writ of habeas petition are postponed.
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New York
Mar
Countess of Cathcart
United States
Kris Island
Atchas
Adar
Delares
Ellis Leland
Cone
Washington
Petie
Late News Bulletin in Warsland Weather and Events
In a scattered late news digest from Warsland, weather and rail updates appear amid fragmented notes. The report mentions ships, ports, and parental influence, with eroded phrases describing civic or military figures and a tense atmosphere surrounding ceremonies and oath taking.
Stock market trembles amid rail consolidation talks and Nickel Plate disapproval
An avalanche of selling for railroad shares followed news of consolidation plans and a disapproval by the Interstate Commerce Commission of the Nickel Plate manager term. Prices wavered as investors faced statutory concerns and public notices related to the ongoing rail industry moves.
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New York
Comsan
Esidemre
Vail
Tee van Sveringen
Enares
Ate Tryst
Prohibition Leader Faces Mixed Signals in Party Split
A noted Bry law figure signals support for Andree amid a tense Prohibition situation. Reports describe factions within Wareseed and allied groups debating leadership, loyalty, and strategy as investigations and public pressure mount.
Doubling of sounds boosts radio reception inventor claims
La Francies March 3. CA.2. Lean FB Chouglas of Menls Park explains a device that doubles each sound with twin speaker units. The method, described as old as instruments, uses a tiny delay to merge the two sounds, increasing volume and fidelity. He says the principle can also apply to broadcasting.
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Lean FB. Chouglas
Menls Park
There
Leonglas
Sreev
Reactions Contain Fallout From Nickel Plate Merger Debate
Washington March 2 A P reports mixed reactions to the Interstate Commerce Commission rejection of the proposed Nickel Plate merger The decision prompts questions about its impact on pending consolidation legislation and potential future appeals by Van Wert interests The ruling appears to complicate cross state railway integration plans and may influence stock and track allocations under consideration.
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Otf van
St. Dew
Heaeng Nales
Bre
Pere Mar Djunette Maslee
Catade
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Suburban Passenger Train Collides Head-On With Freight
A Illinois Central suburban train and a Michigan Central fast freight collided head on on the South Side. Three firemen were killed and more than twenty passengers injured. The crash halted near a towerman who was questioned by a coroner's jury. Edward K. Benjamin, a Chicago suburban conductor, died. the other victims included a Michigan Central engineer. Rescue and hospital transfer followed as firefighters reported scenes of tangled wreckage and shattered glass.
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A. P.J
Ilinois Central
Michigan Central
South Side
Edward K. Benjamin
Chirsae
B.A. Graver
Chicago
Ote Neon
Wheaton
Benjamin
Geagaier
Nelson Sie
Lonp
Theatre
Tober
Matteron
Dervnester Yentie Amd
Rap
Bea
Tania
Sore Troyk
21 Fame Lost 003 Firs Report
A fragmentary report details a racing event at the lane Express from Merbasgrre where a party and arms appear. It mentions fares, a stake of about 25 dollars, and a missing or damaged sequence with unclear outcomes or dates.
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Natralia
Fares
Stremd
Hart Et Hs
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