Pictures of Men Who Will Figure in Trial of Alleged Dynamiters
Detectives name J. B. Mc Namara and J. J. McNamara among suspects tied to a spree of dynamite outrages. The Times bombing and Llewellyn Iron Works blast anchor a string of incidents with arrests in Detroit and Indianapolis. Judge Walter Bordwell will preside at the impending trial.
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Iron Workers Association
Los Angeles Times
J. H. Bryce
Bryson
F. J. Zeehandelaar
Giant Powder Company
San Francisco
Llewellyn Iron Works
O. E. McManigal
J. B. McNamara
Detroit
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
Will
Walter Bordwell
The
Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Pomeroy asks for work after 35 years in solitary
Boston May 1 Condemned to a life in solitary for murders committed as a youth Jesse Pomeroy the most famous prisoner in America told a legislative committee he seeks a little more freedom and the chance to do some work He has spent 35 years in a Cherry Hill prison cell with only his mother allowed to visit twice yearly He says he has recovered from his dangerous tendencies and hopes the legislature will grant him more liberty.
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Boston
Jesse Pomeroy
America
Cald Pomeroy
Cherry Hill
Charlestown
Pomeroy
Cherry Hill Annex
Gray Old Prison
New England
Say Theatre Ushers Arrested in Grand Larceny Case
Theodore Cartwright and John BE McCormick both 17 were arrested on grand larceny charges for stealing J H Shaw s car from Moore theatre curb Saturday night during a performance. McCormick posted bail via his father National Packing Co manager. Cartwright jailed. Their fathers hold jobs in Helena Mont and at a U S land office.
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Theodore Cartwright
John BE. McCormick
J. H Shaw
Moore Theatre
The
Moore
Broadway
McCormick
National Packing Company
Cartwright
United States Land
Helena, Mont
Legislators Say They Tried to Trap Detectives in Burns Case
Ohio lawmakers defend their conduct after Burns detectives were arrested for bribery attempts. They admit taking funds but insist the money aimed to catch alleged bribing lobbyists, as Rep Nye did. Senators Andrews Cetone Hoffman and Sergeant weigh in on the tactic.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Burns
Oif
Nye
Andrews
Cetone
Hoffman
Alarms Diegle
Iturbe Rise as Mexican Insurrectionist Leader
Ramon F Iturbe a young former jail clerk now commands an armed force in Durango and Tamazula raids. He is described as a grandson of a famed Mexican patriot and has built an insurgent army estimated at 1500 to 2000 men using improvised weapons and local powder making.
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Ramon F. Iturbe
EL Paso
Texas
Itarbe
Mexico
Ramon Itarbe
Culiacan
Iturbe
Juan Banderas
Tamazula
Durango
Divide
Sturbe
Mules Cry As Hyades Sail From Pier 10
Sunday visitors at the waterfront watched 67 mules aboard the Hyades aboard the U S transport Dix depart Seattle for the Philippines. The loud brays drew a large crowd as the schooner West, after three months in port, planned to sail with a cargo for Valparaiso today.
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Seattle
Philippines
Hyades
Pier 10
U. S
Dix
West
Valparaiso
New Diplomats Arrive in Washington from Mexico and Cuba
Senor Manuel De Zamacona has arrived in Washington as the successor to Mexican Ambassador De La Barra. Senor Antonio M. Rivero becomes Cuba's new minister to the United States.
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Senor
Manuel de Zamacona
Washington
de la Barra
Antonio M. Rivero
Cuba
Stanford set to establish first chair in spiritualism
The Stanford gift of 100000 to create a chair in spiritualism may lead to as much as 1000000 funding from Thomas Welton Stanford of Melbourne. In Portland on May 2, 200s laborers at Baker Scarpelli Brow went on strike after wage cuts from 2 to 1.75 per diem. They are unorganized and largely foreign.
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Alto
Cal
Stanford
Thomas Welton Stanford
Melbourne
Australia
Portland, Or
Baker & Scarpelli Brow
Britons Landed to Quell Canton Riots by Naval Aid
In Canton on May 2 four warships landed bluejackets and marines to protect foreign residents and property amid rioting fears. Two American and one German gunboats and two French warships stood ready to engage if needed, as missionaries and traders faced danger seriously. In Los Angeles on the same date Frank Bundratis, a commuter from the East, descended into rampage after seeing Indians and cowboys fall from a car, mistaking them in a fleeting fright during a moving picture scene.
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Los Angeles
Frank T. Bundraitis
East
Nearer My God to Thee Sings Stir McNamara Prison Sunday
In Los Angeles on May 2 the McNamaras pass a quiet Sunday in their cells neither attending church nor showing strong emotions John J McNamara recalls his mother singing Nearer My God to Thee on Sundays while a woman nearby offers a hymn book and a lighter moment follows.
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John McNamara
Los Angeles
McNamaras
McNamara
John J. McNamara
John J
McManigal
Theatres Show New Plays and Singers
A listing of stage offerings across multiple venues including Second Sight at the Picture Houses and Picciola at Circuit Theatre plus family friendly titles like A Trip to the Blue Nile River and The Mother. Arthur Elwell performs while a pipe organ with human voice adds to the performances.
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New York
Amazon
Blue Nile River
California
Circuit
Picciola
the Hayden
Walla
National Theatre
Odeon Theatre
Washington Theatre
No Woman Cop Bill Advances in Seattle
The Griffiths measure to hire women patrolmen was indefinitely postponed with only Griffiths and Hesket h voting for it. Griffiths said the bill would aid the city's women voters and that the mayor and police chief favor its adoption.
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Seattle
Griffiths
Hesketh
McCullough Sues Carpenters Union for 25000 Damages
The case of Fred 8 McCullough versus the Carpenters union began yesterday. McCullough alleges wrongful suspension without a hearing and a 50 dollar fine. He seeks reinstatement and 25000 dollars in damages.
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Sues Union
Fred
McCullough
Carpenters’ Union
Blind Editor Escapes In Downtown Fire
In Oakland California on May 2 a blaze swept a downtown block damaging Dietz opera house now socialist campaign HQ. Firemen narrowly escaped as the roof collapsed and H Tuck blind editor of the Socialist World was pulled unconscious from the building. Total losses reached about 100000 dollars.
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Oakland
Cal
Dietz Opera House
Socialist Campaign
H. ©. Tuck
The
Socialist World
Dagage
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