Quay Visit Fuels Harrisburg Political Row
Harrisburg April coverage centers on Senator Quay's expected stay as Martin and Quay faction tensions flare. The Lexow precedent and Penrose remarks color calls for investigation into past actions while the State League and York convention plans move ahead amid party splits.
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Scranton Tribune
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Quay
David Martin
Beaver County
Philadelphia
Martin-Forter
Penrose
Uouver
Farmer shot down over wild cat stills information
In Dale county Alabama on April 2, Bill Holling, a well to do farmer, was killed after his stable was set on fire. He was shot multiple times when he appeared outside his house, believed to be vengeance for informing federal officers about illegal wildcat stills.
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Ozark
Ala
Gilleysent
Dale County
Bill Holling
Bolling
Government Not Willing to Persecute Cititons
Chicago April 24 The Dela trial on no conspiracy charge has been continued indefinitely General Black United States district attorney announced after continued proceedings and the case remains unresolved with no date set for further action.
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Mick
Winey
Black
Peracottor
United States Supreme Court
Henge
Chicago
General Black
United States
Democratic Split Seen Ahead of Chicago Rally
The Times-Terial reports the Silverite wing of the Democratic party is preparing to go over to the Populists in Chicago. Polls show about 20,000 Populists versus 5,000 Democrats last November. Silver deniers claim 75,000 Democrats and 50,000 Populists are aligned on the silver question and may cooperate.
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Democratic
Tlinvin Aro
Chicago
Times-Teralil
Oilver
Democratie Marty
Sinoies Ie
Chicaso
Corinta in Nicaraguan Crisis Weakened British Control Claimed
An April dispatch from Corinta reports British forces in control of key areas while Nicaraguan authorities have deserted the town. London notes rising Nicaragua tensions and U S terms, with Bayard denied a respite to raise funds for indemnity. The Mosquito governor resists resigning as an armed force may move to remove him.
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Washington
Corinta
Git
Nicarmeuan
Dlapateh
Alaniel Mutus
Offira
Deuteh
St. In Contol
Cor- Inte
Guman
Republic
London
Nicaragua
United States
Great Britain
Bayard
Lord Kimberly
New York
Colon
Corriito
Zelaya Theattens
Mosquito Territory
Mt Managua
Quieted by a shotgun Emil Sanger slain in Milwaukee feud
Milwaukee April 2. Robert Lutcomb ex assistant city attorney and one of Milwaukee’s last known lawyers killed Emil A Sanger president of C M Sanger Sons and brother of bicyclist Walter C Sanger during a family dispute. Sanger battered a door at Luscomb house where his wife sought shelter. Luscomb fired through a plate glass door striking Sanger in the head. Luscomb surrendered. friends expect acquittal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Lutcomb
Emil A. Sanger
C. M. Sanger Sons Company
Walter C Sangeet
Samuel D. Luscomb
Lurcomb Getze
Sanger
Linstomb
Luscomb
Stabbing Fatality Near Port Morris In New Mexico
A fight at the house of Andrew Hives in Port Morris ends with John Fiooth killed by Hayes. Hayes was arrested. All parties described as negro.
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Port Morris
NM. J
Andrew Hives
John Fiooth
Hayes
Religions Med Man Plans Temple in Indian Territory
Blackwell, owner of Blackwell and David Cy, announced to build a temple in Indian Territory costing 700,000 to perpetuate Indian religions in David City. The April 1 statement frames the project as a major religious enterprise led by the Wichita based financier.
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Wichita
Kas
Blackwell
David Cy
Indian Territory
David City
Fragmentary Teletypes Report Mixed News From Multiple States
An assortment of brief items covers a tax dispute on annexation in Mississippi, a Texas political note on free coinage, drownings in Michewex County Virginia, a lynching incident near Parone Tennessee, an attempted arrest gone awry in Ormond Florida, a New York robbery court walkout, a guardian contest over a will in New York, Wells Fargo disputes in St Louis, and a kerosene works merger involving Florence Colorado and Continental Oil.
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Minneapolia
Waltite
Dentrit J. M. Meyer
Canton
Nora Hartxell
Texas
Teprielature
Rappahannock
Michewex County
Titlery
kKilves
Lynehert
Parone
Tenn
Nesto
Judge Boland
Ormond
Fla
Kurtz
Phot
Hagan Kile Boland
Waitiiz
New York
Wells-Fargo
Adama Express Company
St. Louis
Florence (Col
On and Refining Company
Contiental O1
Radical reforms proposed take mint control from state politics
President and Secretary Carlisle push plan to appoint mint superintendents from a national pool, replacing local selections. The move aims to curb local influence, centralize under Washington, and apply across mints and assay offices amid shortages and thefts.
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Washington
Herman Krets
Treasury Department
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Townsend
W. B Morean
Philadelphia Mint
Vice Steel
Wsar
Elilvens
Monndylvauli
Krety Lning
Iteading
Me. Morgan
Philadelpline
United States
New Orleans
San Francisco
Denver
Unite States
New York
Carson City
Nevada
Charlotte
N. C
Treasury
Waeshington
United Press Dispatches
Carlisle
Careon City
Cerliste
Samuell Carpenter Seeks Death After Murder Charge
Easton Pa April 298 Samuel Carpenter jailed on murder charge for Mrs Mackwell case at Phillipsburg N J attempts suicide by cutting throat with a razor borrowed from cellmate Patrick Morman. Warden and doctors rush in. wound not severing windpipe or arteries, but blood loss leaves him precarious. Carpenter claimed innocence shortly before the act, news stirs regional reaction amid Blackwell case chatter.
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Easton
Samuel Carpenter
Blackwell
Phillipsburg
N. I
Mrnday
Warren County
Favtrick Mormin
Morkan
Morgan
Warden Walton
Meseengeere
Halfnan
Hielley
Carpenter
Petition Circulates Against Father Phelan At Westminster Church
A petition circulated among Westminster church members in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove challenges Father Phelan of St. Louis over his charges against the Christian Endeavor societies. The petition, organized by the S. P. Worth League and Christian Endeavor, aims for signatures before being sent to Mgr. Satolli in Washington. Rev. J. P. Dawson was involved in circulating the petition.
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Mar
Satolll
Asbury Park
Westminster Church
Father Phelan
St. Louis
Christian Endeavor Sicleiles
the &Pworth League
Christian Endeavor
Ocean Grove
Mgr. Satelli
Washington
J. P. Dawson
Pastor Phelan Attack Roars Through Youth Sermon
The article reports a pastor sermon attacking Pather Phelan and youth groups in America. It cites severe praise of Judas Iscariot as a gentleman and mocks church leaders, with phrases urging swift aid and penitence amid harsh language.
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Pather Phelan
Ameria
Judas Iscariot
Bacartot
Romleh
Child Buried Alive In Graveyard Torture Case
Reading, April 28. A 4 year old girl was lured by a neighbor into Union cemetery, forced into a grave hole, beaten and buried with dirt and stones. She escaped at dusk and returned home terrified. The accused girl, Tele, 15, was jailed in Pottsville. authorities consider institutional care.
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Reading
Schuylkill Haven
George Ehler
Spring Garden Street
Union Cemetery
PothevUle
Ttie
Schuylkill
Fire at Willard State Hospital damages main facilities
An early morning blaze at Willard State Hospital in Rochester New York destroys the entire laundry, shoe shop, tailor shop, matron's office and sewing room, boiler and builder rooms, engine room and all machinery. Estimated loss stands at 160 000 with patients ready to evacuate if needed.
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Rochester
Ovid
Willard State Hospital
Lasw
Reading Man Killed. Body Found Nearby
An unidentified man about one year old was killed near Reading, Pennsylvania. The deceased man was twelve feet seven inches tall, neatly dressed in a blue coat and gear. The body was brought to Reading and had not yet been identified.
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Reading
Murder Mystery Solved in Logue Case After Sixteen Years
The death of Johanna Logue is attributed to her nephew and Logue’s stepson Gutaiar Jr who admitted the crime after surrendering to the coroner. He described taking the body to the kitchen floor where a stench forced keeping the house occupied. Logue’s husband James Logue denies involvement and remains a potential witness.
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Philadelphia
Johnna Logue
Janes Lorie
Nice
Dedi
Stepleton
Loris
Ashbeidwe
Logue
City Hall
Butelor
Lorie
Urmont
Johanna Logie
Johanna Logue
Alfondo FY. Gutaiar, Jr
Lanecaster Avenue
Gutaiar
Mary Gahen
Johanne Logue
Johanna
Guitnlar
Ain
Hay
Mire, Lagan
North Eleventh Street
New York
Evenng
Logie
Boston
Lopue
Disperi
Det
Leltohen
Gutalar
Guiatar
New Rifle Tested in Des Moines Demonstration
A new military rifle invented by Dr. N B Mclean of Washington Indiana was tested in Des Moines yesterday before Iowa National Guard officers. It fired five to six shots per second and claimed to be six to ten times faster than the Krag Jorgensen, Lee Enfield, Mauser, and German needle gun.
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Des Moines
BN. Mclean
Washington
Iowa National Guard
United States
England
France
Father Accused as Children Charge Choking Death
Loula Dell testified to the coroner about Abe Cohen’s death two miles from home. A 19 year-old girl said the dead boy’s brother claimed their father choked him on a roof and carried him away in a wagon. Cohen was arrested.
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Loula
Untimely Assault Near Latecaster Rail Line
A solitary man named William Haines was attacked while walking beside the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Latecaster, Pa. He is described as an unmarried man and was subjected to a brutal assault by unknown assailants. Authorities are investigating the incident and no arrests have been reported at this time.
Unnatural assault leaves Haines gravely injured
Known individuals were involved in a shocking attack on Haines who was found unconscious and bleeding from ghastly wounds. The motive remains unknown as the victim lies in a precarious condition and nothing was stolen from him.
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Haines
Nothlis
Killing and Robbery on Freight Train Near Monroeville
Pred Roehel of Daum & Bow Belts, a street contractor in Wilkesport, was killed and robbed on a Pennsylvania freight train between Creatine and Miarhdield. Four children survive him. Police believe he boarded a passing train at Crentiino, where tramps attacked him with iron, then rolled the body from the car.
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Pennsylvania
Manehel
Pred Roehel
Daum & Bow Bel
Thin City
Creatine
Miarhdield
Boel Wow
Nee Ani Bavet Nowile
Monroeville
Tod
van Wert
Crentiino
Whch
Mim
Wilhelm the Sudden drives drama in German politics
Berlin reports a wave of agitation as rumors swirl over Wilhelm II and German policy. About 600 sailors and others boarded a Kiel to Wilhelmshaven train and then the cruiser for the Pacific, while officials deny sensational claims of army or navy moves. The press denounces Standard Oil as a social foe, and Austrian maneuvers expand to show strength before Emperor Franz Joseph.
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Berlin
Kiel
Wilhelms Haven
Ching
Rimager
William
Pacific
Rumerd
Germany
Jopin Fevel Nex Mannel
Greece
Wilhelm der Ploetuliche
William the Sudden
Franz Joseph
Stettin
Guens
Vornachs
Social Democrat
Standard Ol
Toronto Red's Jump From Lackawanna Trestle
Buffalo newsboys report Toronto Red leaped from the Lackawanna trestle a distance of 15 feet into Buffalo harbor. Witnesses say he struck perpendicularly then turned and splashed into the water, surfacing unharmed and pulled to safety by friends.
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Lackawanna
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto Red
Fentary
Acquisntintes
Brooklyn Bridge
Newaboy
Gold Bug in Jail Arrests for Passing Counterfeit Coins
Attorney J. W. Michener of Canton was arrested in Stark County on charges of passing land dollar counterfeit gold coins. He had distributed several coins and was known as a respected lawyer and former chairman of the Democratic central committee. He remains in jail awaiting arraignment before the mayor tomorrow.
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J. WW. Michener
Canton
Stark County
Democratis Central Committee
Bread Price Collapse Sparks 1 Cent Loaf Race
Rochester April 28. Bread prices fall due to competition among large firms with branch stores. Retail loaf drops from 6 cents to 1 cent with hopes of ten loaves for a nickel as buyers cheer the rule of price cutting.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mrs Parnell Detter Improves as Recovery Prospects Bright
Mrs Parnell Detter of Pordontown New Jersey shows improving speech and overall condition though she has a low temperature today. She consumes ample nourishment and the outlook for recovery remains bright.
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Pordontown
N. J
Indians Uprising Reported Near Manitoba Boundary
A special cable says an uprising of half breeds and Indians occurred at BL Johns near the Manitoba boundary just over the provincial line. Details are sparse and unconfirmed as reports spread from Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Man
BL Johns, N
Manitoba Boundary Line
Weather note for eastern Pennsylvania on Monday
Showers occur early in the morning in eastern Pennsylvania with unsettled conditions. Temperatures rise slowly through the day as easterly winds persist.
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Pennsylvania
Complete stock shows latest attractive designs
The notice highlights a refreshed inventory of appealing designs reflecting ongoing large-scale business and consistent demand. It underscores strong trade activity and the firm's ability to meet customer interest with new offerings.
Infants Long And Short Dresses On Superior Make
A catalog note highlights infants wear with superior make and finish, drawing attention to both long and short dress styles and their quality construction.
Fine Line of Silver Novelties and Jewelry Repaired
N. B. offers a specialty service on repairing silver novelties and jewelry, highlighting expert re pairing work and meticulous care for cherished pieces.
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N. B
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Iowa
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Lackawanna Ave
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