Secret Serje Agent Testifies in Schneider Confession Case
Witness Burns describes Joost Schneider’s alleged confessions regarding Hyde Dimond and Benson, claiming Schneider helped make his partners millionaires then felt betrayed. He recounts letters, land schemes in Oregon and California, and an interview in Tucson as part of a wider government probe into profiteering in public lands.
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Washington
Hyde-Dimmond
Benson
Fray
William J. Buran
Took
Lew
Nile
Joost Schneier
Hyde
Justion Stafford
Barnes
Schneider
Behneider
Wehod Mnadr
Burns
Oregon
California
Oisinger
Holden
Henry P Oimond
Frederick A. Hyde
Hitch
Burne
Knox Corbett
Joost Schneider
Tucson
Aris
Rowx
Garbett
Tiefon
Ariz
Taft to Panama trip amid Panamanian talks and naval dispatches
Cabinet discussions set Secretary Taft to travel to Panama on April 20 to negotiate concessions with Panama and Colombia, with Marines sailing to the Isthmus. The plan aims to embed U S gains in a permanent treaty during the isthmian stay, lasting several weeks.
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Taft
Panama
Washington
Prasma
United State
Panam
Preco Paones
Colombia
Emberzier Adjudged Insane After North Cove Arrest
Meonland April 26 Wilfred arrested at North Cove after two years presumed dead has been declared insane. On Friday at Niagara Falls Gray was brought up on a charge involving the Woodmen of the World fund. Gray ordered to the state insane asylum at once.
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Emberzier
Meonland
Wilfred
North Coverty
Niagara Falls
Gray
Ember 1
Plana More Holding Companies In Cleveland Rail Plan
Cleveland April 25. The holding company scheme aims to run streetcar and railway lines as public utilities. Mayor and city battles are hinted as the plan progresses through likely political fights and regulatory scrutiny.
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Plana More
Cleveland
Jon
Pleas for a Bigger Navy in Senate Debate
Washington April 25 Arguments in favor of the president's program for four battleships dominated the senate session. Senator Piles urged a Pacific fleet to counter Asiatic threats while Hale described a naval plan to maintain a large Pacific fleet and a larger Atlantic fleet. Senator Beveridge pressed for swift passage of four battleships as the debate grew heated. The session also moved pension bills and a measure protecting ships on waters during regattas and parades.
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Washington
Senate
Piles
Pacific
Hale
Mie
Trend in Truteenya markets and public works
From R G Thin & Co weekly review: demand improved by milder weather, but retail trade shows little change. payments are slightly more prompt. Iron and steel face reduced ore shipments to 20 million tons. several mills resume but at about one third capacity. Pine trade outlook improves with easy money and municipal bond plans for water and public works. Cotton buyers rise in some markets. legal terms unsettled. Granite workers in Vermont sign three year agreements. two banks in Pennsylvania fail. Impeachment proceedings against judge Whitley halted. Lt. Ayres resigns from position amid yearly honors.
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New York
R G
Thin &Co
Dilinens
Owly
Jace Bri
Business failures and health notes in week ending April 2
Weekly brief cites 254 failures in the United States for the period, up from 167 the prior year. Ex-President Grover Cleveland shows slow but steady health improvement amid speculation. Reports detail Lin wife attack by Louis Fleckenstein in Jobiumtown, Pa, with self-inflicted injury. Banks suspend cash payments awaiting reorganization. Lilley investigation into charges against See the Boat Co leader shows contentious testimony and claims by Lilley about facts and investigations.
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United States
Grover Cleveland
Louis Fleckenstein
Jobiumtown
Lin
T. A. McIntyre & Co
New York Atock Exchange
New York Cotton and Practice Exchange
Owensboro
Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Co
Davies County Bank Sed Trust Co
Wage conference planned by Ohio miners leaders
President Green of the Ohio miners orders a march on Athena next Monday to set out demands for district joint conferences with operators. A joint meeting of open storm and operators is slated for Athens Wednesday to set the district beale and shape the state Hocking district agenda.
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Columbus
President Green
Ohie
Athens
Beale
Hocking
Almost Froze to Death In Police Custody
Youngstown reports a man named John Brant nearly froze while fleeing after a confrontation with Pat Rolden. He hid in a saloon ice box to seek refuge, was found hours later, and then arrested by police.
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Youngstown
John Brant
Poliee
Pat Rolden
Brant
Columbus Man Ends Life Over Debt Pressures
Columbus man George Beinkerkom, 42, reportedly killed himself Friday by swallowing carbolic acid after failing to meet debts and rising usury demands. In Youngstown, Charles Burkholder, charged with theft of 500 dollars from a house in Erie, Pa, was arrested after a family reported the home being robbed where he worked as a domestic.
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Columbus
Ife
Iusury
George Beinkerkom
Ian
Wu Jehle
Youngstown
Charles Burkholder
Erie
Woman Drowned Herein Norwalk and Other Tragedies
A Norwalk woman, 27, died after a man named George Tapel drowned attempting to drown her seven year old son Harold in a well at her home Thursday night. The woman was independent but ill health. In Cleveland, banker WM Bourne, president of the Union National Bank, died at 74 after paralysis.
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Norwalk
Aiwil
George Tapel
Lersuit
Harold
Cleveland
Hhen WM Bourne
Union Notonabak
Openings in Various Guins and Towne In the State
The article recounts new openings and developments in towns across the Buckeye State, detailing debut ventures and local changes. It highlights fresh establishments and community shifts shaping everyday life in multiple communities.
Legislature Debates and Bills Move Through Iowa House
Iowa House on Friday indefinitely partitioned a senate bill to let county commissioners buy bloodhounds for tracking criminals. The Senate rejected a bill limiting train speeds while the Harper pensions bill passed. Howe reported the Wert a bill granting initiative and referendum to municipal legislation with an amendment. More than 10 senate bills were reported to the House, possible direct path to governor. Representative Stockwell presented Treasurer McKinnon’s average weekly cash balances, noting state deposits near 2 million in early 1904, then under 1 million in 1905. The depositary law’s gradual effect shown by balances. Arrest of two wealthy Cleveland women for shoplifting, Mrs Susan Smith Thatch and Mrs Cavar, aged about 80 and 60, respectively, held in police court as loot uncovered at their home on Broadway.
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Columbs
House
Senate
Schmidt
Harper
Howe
Citfor Committen
Iowa
Stockwell
Cleveland
Polles Court
Snows
Sitka
Susan
Broadway
Mes
Cavar
Bernant
Long battle winds through windars scores
In American League action Cleveland defeats Detroit 2 to 1 as Mullin Schmidt Joen and Clarke contribute. St Louis beats Chicago 4 to 2 with Campbell and Kling leading. Philadelphia loses to New York 12 innings 2 to 1 as Innings, Glade and Bender shine. Washington blanks Hostin 0 to 0 with Criger and Falkenberg listed. National League shows Chicago over Cincinnati 4 to 2 with Moran and Kling. Pittsburgh nips St Louis 3 to 0 behind Young Gibson and Raymond. Boston tops Philadelphia 5 to 3. New York defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 with Pastorius Rit Malarkey and Bronnatun.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Mullin
Schmidt
Joen
Clarke
St. Louis
Chicago
Toute de Smith
Sullivan
Waddell
Spon
Philadelphia
New York
Glade
Kleinow
Bender
Smith
Washington
Hostin
Young
Criger
Falkenberg
Cates
Street
National League
Cincinnati
Campbell
Sehiet
Landgeen
Rent Kling
Moran
Pittsboro
Pittebure
St Louie
Gibson
Raymond
Boston
Hoch
McQuillin
Jackithearty
Bowerman
Brook
York
Pastorius
Rit Malarkey
Bronnatun
Crushed to death in wheel crash claims two children
Two young daughters of Monty Pernette of Went La Have Verry were crushed when a furmber wheel malfunctioned. They had tried to cross the wheel path and were struck as the mill started, killing them instantly.
Turbulent Divorce Case Ends in Tragic Irony
A long contested divorce tale centers on Anita Merivale and her husband Thomas D Merivale. After planning to sue for damages, a mistaken death notice leads to a staged bereavement, exposing the fraud when the husband reappears alive. The piece ends with an emotional reconciliation and the lawyer reflecting on the folly and irony.
Pittsburgh Gunfight Ends in Multiple Arrests
A gang confrontation in Pittsburgh led to a fatal shooting. John Campbell, age 19, was shot by Deemwond Connell, who fired after Campbell waved a pistol. Campbell died later at Pittsburgh Hospital. Several gang members were arrested as investigations continued.
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Moport
John Campbell
Flint
Campbell
Pittsburg
Mie Miller
Ovonnell
Rimsell
O'Connell
Ste
Connell
Caytives
Hoya
Major League Purchases Trim Minor League Returns
President Pulliam explains mortgage of players from Major Leagues to minors. In 16 clubs, about 200 players added to reserve lists since August. Likely only around 20 will succeed. most others will be sent back. The piece discusses spring drafting costs and returns for clubs and players.
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Minora
Che
AP Ne Crubs
Pulliam
National League
Pullican
Minor leagues face pay gaps and player transfers
The note discusses limited pay for minor league players, potential increases when second payments apply, and how clubs rely on developing single players who fetch big prices from major leagues. It mentions financial strain from travel and labor costs, and the ongoing balance between gate revenue and expenses amid league policies and transfers.
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Neve
Thorne
Ao Dirchaned Maha
Manny
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