Mysterious Murder Involving Greeks and Italians in Minnesota
In Osis Minnesota on March 28 a group of seven Greeks were arrested after a fatal attack on multiple people on Tenth Street. Police found a box with items including priestly garments and a note bearing addresses in Chicago New Salem and Memtrt. Investigators view the case as a possible political or religious plot connected to Balkan groups, with victims and suspects from diverse origins.
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Osis
Minn
Apa
Nicoll Demtri
X” Vietime
Demtri
Avetin Avenue
Chicago
Lincoln
New Salem
N. Pi
Krelsten Revko
N. B
L Arse
Memtrt
Dalton Capent
Caml Yeay
St. Paul
Balkan States
Greek restaurant leader arrested on fraud and naturalization charges
Mico Ied An Ubly charged with fraud in offering naturalization papers. Police say many fraudulent votes were cast in recent elections in California and San Francisco. Detectives captured him in Seattle after a lengthy pursuit. He held $212.66 in cash. extradition efforts are underway with formal process set for Saturday.
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San Francisco
California
Metropalia
Bellsta
Patronian Wilkes
Errest
Eet Taylor
United Service
Secret Service
Piros
Seattle
United States
Keifer
Firce
Reveille, Revelle & Reveille
Glam Half Int Fortune Connection Explore Alaska Banker
A partial fragment discusses James H. Causten a Fairbanks banker and customs official linked to a partnership formed in 1902. The text mentions Captain Jarvie Porto Rico and a founder of city banks amid a legal suit over half of an estate or interest.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
James H. Causten
Jarvie
Porto Rico
Fragmentary Note On Explosives Plot And Suspected Car Bomb
A fragmented 1902 era text hints at Greek fire material buried near Pocatello and a confession by Haywood and Moyer. It references union men sent from the Talent mine to Colorado and a plan to use a car to envelop a target, with details incomplete and uncertain.
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Steve
Pocatello
Haywood
A Moyer
Te Talenes
Colorado
Ron-union
Plan to hide explosives ends with uncertain concealment
In Pocatello Idaho on March 4 investigators search for concealed explosives linked to Adame. Workers found only a glass stopper and tin bucket remains while Adame claims the site marks where the package began but cannot recall the hiding point. He blames others for the concealment as he reports to Meyer Haywood and Pettibone that he could not complete the work without harming innocents.
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Adame
Ogden
Denver
Meyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Pocatello
Idaho
Adama
Bank Clearings Report for March Dates in Early 1900s
Bank clearings listed for March 28, 1904 and March 28, 1906 show totals of $128,375.64 and $752,309.96 respectively with an overall increase over the corresponding date last year. The figures reflect year over year growth and a substantial rise in interbank activity.
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Bank Clearings
Condemnation for Harrison and Broad Street Regrades Dropped
After days of hearings Judge Tallman and verdicts on damages, the city drops the condemnation for Harrison street and Broad street regrades. Water shut off tomorrow 8 to 12 on high points west of Latona avenue and north of North 46th street.
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Tallman
Superior Court
Corporation Counsel
Harrison St
Broadst
Eeelty Council
Latona Ay
N. 46Th St
Divorce Granted in New York Case
New York March 25 Duke was granted a divorce today from Alice Webb Duke. The action was finalized in state court with no immediate settlement details released.
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New York
Tradle Ll. Duke
Alice Webb-Duke
Found Dead in Bed at 934 Firet Ave
John McMemmum a 40 year old laborer was found dead in his room at 934 Firet Ave. Police say death may be from a protracted spree with autopsy pending. The man had recently rented a room and claimed to be without money but planned to work soon. Coroner involvement and Bonney-Watson's handled the body.
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John McMemmum
MeMemmum
Pepriee
Sequel Was Unexpected End To Wreck Debris In Los Angeles Case
A collision between two Santa Fe passenger trains near Coae nine Arie results in no deaths. In a separate court action, Judge Frater orders 11-year-old Amy Pickett to the Academy of Holy Names at her father Foster Pickett's expense amid disputes over alimony and custody. Attorney Charles R. Crouch faces potential disbarment over alleged court order violations and the removal of the child from the mother.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
Coaenine
Arie
Charles R. Crouch
Superior Court
Griffin
Amy Pickett
Academy of the Holy Names
A. W. Frater
Judge Frater
Mr. Crouch
Cordie Pickett
Bessie Pickett
Foster Pickett
Pickett
Alaska
W. A. Fell
Frater
Crouch
Academy of Holy Names
Tumble From Church Spire In Dayton Tragedy
A water tower failure at a Dayton church sent Geo Allison and Charles Saunders from a steeple today. The fall from the 104 foot height occurred at the Thomas station, causing a fatal accident. Witnesses reported the men were near the water steeple when the incident happened this morning.
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Dayton
Ohio
Geo
Allison
Charles Saunders
Thomas Station
Strikers Meet New Men at Atlas Lumber Mill
Strikers in McMurray protest wage demands at Atlas Lumber mill. Company says workers replaced by new men. yesterday manager C. B. Patten escorted a carload of recruits to MacMurray where strikers reportedly persuaded them not to commence work.
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Atlas Lumbor Company
McMurray
EB. Patten
MacMurray
Tacoma Sheriff Raids Saloon Raid Ends With Seizures
Sheriff Denheim stormed the French saloon in Tacoma late at night capturing several players and gambling paraphernalia including roulette whips. Deputy Gregory of Wilkens on disguise aided the operation leading to a successful raid.
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Tacoma
March
Denheim
Gregory
Wilkenson
Writ Sealed For George W. Perkins
Justice Greenbaum of the supreme court this morning sealed a writ of habeas corpus and certiorari for George W. Perkins. Perkins claims imprisonment without a proper tribunal order. Officers have been ordered to bring Perkins to court immediately.
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New York
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Perkine
Lawrence Phipps Reconciles with Ex Wife. Plans Remarriage
Denver report says steel multi millionaire Lawrence Phipps has reconciled with his divorced wife and will remarry in California. He and the ex wife are said to plan an indefinite stay together in San Francisco. Arthur J. Collina, a University of Washington graduate, is named superintendent of schools at Danvers Massachusetts.
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Denver
Colo
Lawrence Phipps
California
Phipps
San Francisco
Haa
Arthur J. Collina
U. of W
Danvers
Mass
President Exposes Consular Scandals Before Congress
President Roosevelt outlines scandalous conditions in the consular service. Former consuls Goodnow to Bengal and McWade to Cast face complaints over collection charges and forged Chinese ID certificates. Third Assistant Pierce and Consul General Wilcox are named in ongoing investigations with unfavorable reviews for the Oriental division.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
John Goodnew
Bhanghel
Hobert McWade
Cast
Goodnow
McWade Ie
Pierce
Mont
Wilcos
Viad
Residents Seek Opening of Corliss Avenue Through Green Lake Grounds
Residents along Corliss av enue in the Green Lake district circulate a petition to open the thoroughfare through grounds bought for the new Mouse of the Good Shepherd site. The five blocks totaling 16 acres would leave about two thirds of the land for buildings, though opponents argue the plan disrupts construction.
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Corlissav
Green Lake District
Operators and Miners Advance Wage Scale Talks
In Indianapolis on March 28 miners and operators resumed debate over J H Winders motion to adopt the current wage scale with basing points at Danville Indiana and in the Hocking valley Ohio A J Morehead an Illinois operator criticized the lengthy talks noting nine days a year lost to adjustments and differences forcing a firmer stance on terms
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. H. Wineder
Danville
Hocking Valley
Ohio
A. J Morehead
Illinois miners press statements amid railroad ties
In a heated exchange the Illinois miners challenge operators claims about mine conditions and finances. Respondents defend their positions while railroad affiliations are questioned and miners demand clearer proof and reparations.
Marriage Licenses Recorded For Several Couples
William Henry McLean aged 25 of Bal and Clare Helle Blanchard aged 26 of Park Ed Olwen aged 37 of Pearson and Eben Dalsbo aged 26 of Miller's Hay Foote aged 32 and Estella A Gr m aged 30 were issued marriage licenses.
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William Henry McLean
Bal
Clare Helle Blanchard
Park
Olwen
Pearson
Eben Dalsbo
Miller's Hay
Poe Foote
Estella
Patterson denies severance and socialist paper plan
Cago March 28 Joseph H. Patterson denies he was cut by his father and denies plans to start a daily socialist paper.
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CAGO
Joseph H. Patterson
Barret Tapped by Interurban Train Near Milton Station
In Interurban Tacoma, March 28, Byreen Barrett, a Seattle real estate investor, was killed by an interurban flyer near Milton station just after 9 pm. He had appeared intoxicated at the Milton depot, was helped away, then wandered the tracks and was struck. The train crew learned of the accident later. Barrett’s brother lives in Butte, Montana.
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Tacoma
Byreen Barrett
Seattle
Milton
Barrett
Mutte
Husband of Missing Wife and Child Arrests Neighbor
John Krieger was arrested on a charge of kidnaping Mrs. Katie Cameron and her 2-year-old daughter from Beacon home last Monday. Cameron says his wife fled after abuse. Krieger claims the family is with friends and under protection.
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Katie Cameron
Beacon Bill
John Krieger
Star
James Cameron
Krieger
Capt. Laubecher
Cameron
Defect in the Constitution of the Young Men’s Republican Club
Officers report a defect in the club constitution affecting officer elections. A constitutional amendment is required before the annual election set for April 11. A meeting is planned tonight to nominate officers under the Australian ballot system, with a second meeting to approve the amendment, since amendments cannot be adopted at the same meeting.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Merchants Rally to Aid Wrangell Fire Victims
Beattie commission merchants lead relief efforts for Wrangell residents. Tonight the steamer Jefferson will carry 20 tons of provisions to the burned town, donated by local merchants and shipped free by the Alaska Steamship Company.
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Beattie Commission
Jefferson
Alaska Steamer Ship Company
Prince Arthur Visits Victoria Brightens Official Schedule
Prince Arthur is driven through Victoria in a tallyho and will attend a state dinner at Government House tonight. He plans to visit the Cowichan fishing grounds tomorrow.
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Victoria
B.C
Prince Arthur
Government House
Cowichan
Nome Inner Harbor Project Aims to Reform Shipping
Improvements led by Capt BE W Johnson promise a revolutionary Nome shipping harbor on Snake River by July end. Capital raised to build an inner harbor enabling steamers to discharge cargo on a stone pier and ride out storms, cutting freight and lighterage costs for small merchants. Johnson partners with prominent Nome investors.
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Nome
BE. W. Johnson
Snake River
Johnson
Big blaze devastates Johnstown business district
Fire tore through Main Bedford and Clinton streets destroying three blocks and damaging others in Johnstown Pa. Six story Swank Hardware Co building suffered main loss. Fire started in the business center from an unknown cause and raged for hours. Twelve fire companies battled until 8 o'clock as the town lay without electric lights and hoses repeatedly burst.
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Johnstown
Main, Bedford
Clintonets
Swank Hardware Company
Detectives raid hidden gambling den in hotel annex
In a raid on a gambling house behind the Phoenix hotel annex last night, 11 men were arrested including the dealer A Samuelson and lookout Will Edwards. About $81 and paraphernalia were seized. All released this morning on $25 bail each as authorities avoided vagrancy charges amid Mayor Moore's stance.
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Moore
Pounced Upon by Band of Toughs Near Police Station
Peter Loftus of Bremerton was robbed of 43 dollars near the Tenderloin after being gagged by a group of youths about 17 years old. The attackers vanished into the darkness before he could seek help.
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Band OF Toughs
Peter Loftus
Bremerton
Loftus
Fourth Av. S
Jackson St
Floods Hit Waterloo as Cedar River Rises in March
The Cedar River in Waterloo Iowa surged seven feet early today flooding the business district. A broken levee left stores and homes inundated with about $100000 in damage. City officials report extensive property loss and evacuation needs.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Cedar Falls Flood Leaves Town Stranded
Residents report hundreds homeless as Cedar Falls is cut off by flood waters with the railroad under water and roads blocked, though officials believe the worst is past.
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Cedar Falls
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Paesi
Raiiroad
Blo Project
Big Blaze
Phoenix
Cluding
Detectives Hubbard and Feeman
Carleton
Will Edwards
A. Samueleson
John White
A. Samuelson
Pat O'Toole
Leo Swain
R. Wick
Geo. Henderesin
Chas. Johnson
WY. H. Nitsche
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