Cronin murder verdict shocks Chicago awaiting arrests
Justice mood tightens as the Coroner's Jury finds Cronin killed by violent means and implicates a Clan-na-Gael network. The report names Alexander Sullivan and others as involved, with warrants eyed for dozens and arrests planned, including Sullivan’s arrest at his Oak Street home.
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Cutcaco
Cronin
Hertz
Patrick H. Cronin
Dr. Cronin
Clark Street
United Brotherhood
Clan-na- Gael
Daniel Coughlin
Patrick O'Sullivan
Alexander Sullivan
Woodruff
Akay Black
Clan-na-Gael
John F. Beggs
Dan Brown
Harry Jordan
Michael Boland
Lawrence R. Buckley
Peter McGeehan
D. C. Feeley
Frank Murray
J.J. Bradley
J. J. Cunen
John Moss
Henry le Caron
Palmer
Broderick
Williams
Oak Street
Henry Brown
Sullivan
New York
Inspector Byrnes
John Maroney
Charles McDonald
Chicago
Byrnes
Catcaco
Maroney
A. H. Revell
Lake View
Evanston Avenue
Simons
McDonald
Johnstown Rebuilding Under State Oversight After Flood
Johnstown residents begin recovery as the state mounts a coordinated relief effort. Adjutant General Hastings now overseeing after twelve days of volunteer work. Colonel J L Spangler to manage commissaries. Five days food for 20,000 people estimated at about 3500 dollars daily. Cambria Iron Works to open soon. Many families still in need of clothing. work crews dwindling as relief changes take effect. Thirty eight bodies recovered with decomposed condition. morgues to be abandoned. orphans still unaccounted for, with aid letters unanswered.
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Crain
Sullivan
Cronin
Alex Sullivan
le Caron
Dr. Cronin
Haggerty
Alexander Sullivan
Order
Hakan Martinson
Clark Street
Carlson Cottage
Moore
Hubbard
Woodruff
King
Fairburn
Fullerton Avenue
Edgewater
Lake Front
Lincoln Park
Hertz
New York
J. T. McMahon
Westminster Hotel
Ronayne
Mackey
Buffalo
McCahey
Philadelphia
Burns
Rogers
Luke Dillon
England
London
Scotland Yard
John Eet Ho
Aven
Johnstown
Hastings
Army of Volunteers
Commonwealth
J. L. Spangler
Spangler
Cumbria Iron Works
Cambria Iron Company
Quartermaster Baker
General Hastings
Walla
Visit to the Office of the Third Assistant Postmaster General
Special correspondence describes the Post Office Department's growth and division of duties under the Third Assistant Postmaster General. Hon. A. D. Hazen heads the finance bureau, with a system of stamps, requisitions, and ledgers tying postmasters to the department. A tale of a Connecticut postmaster, stamp agency practices, and the need for congressional support for building extensions is included, followed by notes on future visits to appointment divisions and broader operations.
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Washington
Department
Congress
A. D. Hazen
Hayes
Senate
Hazen
Vilas
Postal Service
Nance
Auditor of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Post Office Department
Busi
New York
Agen
Hartford
George D. Scott
Connecticut
Presidential Post Office
Republic
Sarra D. Fry
Why He Wanted to Move by Jack Borrowit
The riff from Texas Siftings features Mr Borrowit expressing a wish to move next week but Mrs Pancake recalls her longstanding consideration. He excuses delays for money, while she notes new neighbors with a family and a banjo player in the next room.
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Jack Borrowit
Zeke and the Chickens Mock Trial Exchange
A courtroom quip pits Zeke against Judge Benson over a stash of chickens. The judge asks what he would answer if the Lawd asked about the birds. The dialogue reveals witty deflection about testifying against one’s wife with old time dialect.
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Cutcaco
Cronin
John
Gerrity
Superior Street
Dan Coughlin
Major Sampson
Couglin
Coughlin
Sampson
Oughlin
Dr. Cronin
J. D. Haggerty
Haggerty
Zeke
Zekiel
Mistah Benson
Eleven-year-old girl writes note seeking acting work
A Bridgeport girl aged eleven penned a note last week to Harper's Bazar asking when to come and what to wear to become an actress. The child states she turns eleven today and expresses her desire to act.
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Bridgeport
Stream
Harper’s Bazar
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J. R. Woodlier
Batavia, Ohio
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