Frick Shot in Carnegie War as Assassin Is Captured
Henry C. Frick, head of Carnegie Steel, was shot in his private office on Fifth Avenue by a Russian-born, New York compositor named Alexander Berkman. Frick survived initial wounds, with bullets to the neck and ear and knife injuries, while Berkman was arrested after a dramatic flight to the elevator. Police and doctors attended Frick. Berkman claimed anarchist motive and showed dynamite cartridges. Reports noted intensified security and ongoing inquiries into related threats and poison allegations at the Frick household.
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State Chronicle
Henry C
Carnegie and Steel Enterprise
Chronicle- Telegraph
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Fricks
Mr. Frick
Thenani
Central Station
Alexander Berkman
42Nd Street
New York
America
Pittsburg
Ditchfield
Tie
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Joseph Dixon
Frick
Homestead
Hopkins & Allen
Prrisnure
Murdoch
Lingg
Chicago
Henry C. Frick
Frck
Mr. Leishmann
Carnegie Steel Company
Mr. Leismann
Brown
Haymarket
Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Vite
Robert Alexander
Government Seizes Railroads In Brief Senate Debate
Senate discusses Morgan bill to take possession of Central and Union Pacific railroads until debt to government is paid. Ten directors to run roads. five appointed by stockholders, ten by the president. Teller amends on legal tender payments. Sherman protests. Debates continue as House actions cover overhead wires for G A R encampment and Indian claims.
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Committee On Pacific Railroads
United States
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Teller
Sherman
Turpie
Hansborough
Hiscock
George
House of Repress
Washington
Compton
Oates
Turner
Dockery
Fellows
Sayers
House
Indian Affairs
Puyallup
Railroad Conference Tightens Interchange Rules
A Baltimore telegram reports railroad executives led by Foster and Carpenter in Baltimore to supervise traffic contracts and rates for interchanging business among Richmond & Danville, Seaboard Air-Line, Atlantic Coast Line, and associated lines. The twelve year old interchange contract continues with Carpenter retaining expanded powers.
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Foster
Richmond & Danville Company
R. D. Carpenter
Virginia
Associated Railways of
Carolinas
T. M. Emerson
Atlantic Coast Line
Sol Haas
Richmond & Danville
O. W. South
Seaboard Air-Line
John C. Winder
O'Donnell In Court Bail Hearing Nears Ruling
In Iy wzh Press report from July 23 at Homestead Pa the bail hearing for Hugh O'Donnell and Ross closes after hours of testimony and heated argument. Judge Magee will review the evidence before Monday. officials expect O'Donnell to be released on bail despite opposition by district attorney Burligh and Carnegie company defense.
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State Chronicle
Hugh O'Donnell
Homestead
O'Donnell
Ross
Magee
Carnegie Company
Kobb and Patterson
Burligh
Commonwealth
Brennan
Burleigh
Robb
Paterson
Hugh O'Donnel
Pistol in Each Hand Sparks North Carolina Speaking Bid
Winston and Salem leaders urge Mr Stevensons speech to draw the largest North Carolina audience. Debra Degrail remains at large after Ellen Smith murder with sightings of him near city limits carrying pistols. Winston ships 175000 pounds of tobacco this week as various political notices, appointments, and trials fill local news.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Democratic
Stevenson
North Carolina
Peter Degrail
Ellen Smith
Degraff
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