Judge Frees Sarah Kol_en From Murder Guilty Plea
New York April 20 Justice Blanchard suspended Sarah Kolen’s sentence after she pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of Dr. Bonuel Auspitz. The woman, with her baby, was sent to a national society for Jewish women care as supporters looked on. The judge described her as driven by criminal intent and overwhelmed by her experiences, not fully responsible.
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New York
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Bonuel Auspitz
Blanchard
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Abdication rumors shake Constantinople amid Turkish crisis
Paris dispatch reports Young Turks press abdication deadline for Abdul Hamid and Russian involvement while Constantinople troops and constitutionalists maneuver. Officers, fleets, and embassies swirl as news spreads of possible sultan’s removal and new government steps amid ongoing fighting and unrest.
Tillman Seeks Meeting After White House Visit
Senator Tillman arrived at the White House and expressed relief at finally making his visit. He said he intended to pay his respects and was glad to do so, noting it was his first visit and he had waited for a gentleman to join him.
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Tillman
Washington
White House
Tom
Goneman
Boat Tragedy At Fronton Claims Two Lives
In Fronton on April 20 Frank Matney and Hattie Grimes drowned when their boat capsized. The bodies have not yet been recovered. Also aboard were Win Sharp and Alice Kelly. Sharp swam to shore with Kelly.
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Fronton
Frank Matney
Dhattie Grimes
Win
Sharp
Alice Kelly
Matney
May Wheat Drops After Sudden Market Dump
Chicago reports indicate a coordinated sell off in wheat as heavy dumping in Ash Patten's pit sent prices sharply lower. May contracts fell to about 1.45 while bears appeared to push prices under the crop reserve level, marking a volatile trading session with rapid declines.
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Chicago
Ash Patten
Prominent Young Man Dies in Columbus
Roger Wolcott, son of former Connecticut governor Robert Griswold and descendant of two Connecticut governors, died in Columbus today. He was connected to the Ashtabula family and had wealth.
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Columbus
Columbua
Roger Wolcott
Robert Griswold
Connecticut
Orlewell
Ashtabula
Prince Slain Off Asia Minor Coast After Appointment
A Turkish prince of Gamen, appointed by the sultan twelve years ago, was slain on April 20 near Samos Island off Asia Minor. The offshore territory pays annual tenure to Turkey, which maintains a heavy garrison there.
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Asia Minor
Constantiopl
Kopaals Effendi
Gamen
Kpa
Grook
Turkey
Hat rooms and mirrors suit one preacher
Canton, April 20. Following a movement by Canton milliners and hat rooms, where objections to large hats during service arose, Rev. Dr. L. C. Buxton of First M. E. Church endorsed a five plan. He said Europe influenced the idea and that women should be allowed mirrors as men are.
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Weaure
Ombrrora
Sergice
C. Buxton
First M. WO
Europe
Tragedy at New Castle Grade Crossing Claims Two Lives
A train struck a rig at a grade crossing in New Castle Pennsylvania. Brooks aged 30 and Frank McNally aged 95 died this morning from injuries sustained in the collision.
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Hanting
Tra Brooks
Frank McNally
Hamburg Americanner liner ashore near Altenbruch Germany
The Hamburg American liner Land Amiel from New York to Hamburg is ashore off Altenbruch near the mouth of the Elbe. Tugs have gone to assist in refloating the vessel. There are no passengers aboard.
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Cox Haven
Germany
Hamburg
Ice floe tragedy near Mackinaw City sinks vessel
A Milwaukee to Port Huron boat struck an ice flow miles west of Mackinaw City and sank this morning. Lost are John Horn, James Perry, John Atebaroth, Kinney McKay, and an unknown deckhand. The Otters band members were reportedly among survivors.
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Miah
Ward
Milwaukee
Port Huron
John Horn
James Perry
John Atebaroth
Kinney McKay
Deci
Pursued by a posse in Memphis after fatal shooting
A man from a prominent Louisiana family killed his wife in a shed with a shot through a crack. He fled but surfaced after a brief disappearance, while a posse in Memphis pursues the suspect.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hardeman Dea Fon
Pdeeson
Mayor Cannot Dismiss Officer From The Force
Columbus Ohio April 20 judge of Richlang county courts reinstates Policeman William Laver ruling mayor lacked power to remove patrolman until police chief suspended him supreme court now upholding decision Columbus authorities confirm order restoring Laver to duty under control of the department
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Richlang
William Laver
Supreme Court
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Young Turks Cert ain Victory in Constantinople Power Change
Report from Constantinople notes April 20 that Tewfik Pasha has resigned and abdication of the sultan appears near. Young Turk representatives await palace decision while Germany-backed concessions are discussed. A British warship reports 1200 killed at Adana as violence flares and fears of Christian massacres rise.
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Abdul Hamid
Russia
Ax Bhieu
Yasser Ixxedin
Abidul ‘Minid
Mall Portien
Hkoly
Uniem
Palate
Dedoagatoh
Husni Pasha
Byers
Tne
Galley
Epalaagatta
Apri
Marash
Alexandrett
Adana
Ti Ja
Jeffries Blood Fight Looms as Johnson Ketchel Prize Ring Talk
New York reports confirm a Johnson Ketchel winner fight with James Jeffries planned, as De Laney accuses Jeffries of leaking plans. Jeffries pledges to take the biggest purse bidder, while Ketchel and Johnson players prep, Johnson optimistic of quick knockout in two weeks.
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New York
Jas
Jeffriee
Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Jffries
Ciil
Jomisen
Hair color clues link Mrs Boyle to Sharon kidnapping case
Sharon Pennsylvania April 10 Mirn Helen Boyle, an accomplice in the Billy Whitla kidnapping, is barely identified by hair color changes. The Dyers of St Louis pursued a former maid Clary Stratton missing jewels worth 6000. Hair altered during confinement, but dye hints surfaced as the case unfolded. A suspect in the missing maid tale faced coercion and payment threats, with blood and fear shaping the evidence.
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HB. Chouteau Dyers
Sharon
Mirn
Ilelen Boyle
Billy Whitla
H. Chouteau Dyer
Clary Stratton
Art. Doyle
Shylock Outdone in Feud Over Money Demands
Missung April 20 report cites Salvator Roberto and Nicole Joe held for coin without value after allegedly cutting portions of flesh from a man who refused payment. Jom Guignotta, wounded, went to a Braddock bank with foreigners to withdraw 300 dollars. an interpreter was summoned as the trio was arrested. Black Hand letters were cited. Guignotta claimed they demanded money and attacked when refused.
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Gugliott
Two Cruisers Ordered to Protect Americans
Washington April 20 two cruisers the North Caroline and Moniand have been ordered to proceed to Alexandria and report to the American consul for the protection of American interests Cape Tal Murehatl recommends.
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Washington
North Caroline
Alexandrett
Capetalo Murehatl
Operators Conference Postponed Until April
The conference of the big anthracite coal operators, initially set for April, has been postponed to April 27 in New York. Hoummed Coday confirmed the postponement amid general conference scheduling changes.
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New York
Geners
Man Hurt at Martow Shovel Works Two Weeks Ago
Charles Pali suffered a severe injury when a heavy load fell on his left foot at the Martow Shovel works two weeks ago, severing a tendon and causing a serious accident.
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Charles Pali
Martow
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