World's Fair Bill Drives Senate Debate on Labor and Bridge
The Senate debated the Hatch bill, labor import for the World’s Fair, and a New York New Jersey bridge project. Amendments sparked clashes over taxation powers, appropriations, and a filibuster mood. House proceedings followed with votes on World’s Fair funding and a note of Viscount Sherbrooke’s death.
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Mystery of Frick attack deepens as arrests yield few clues
Telegraph reports from July 27 that Pittsburgh detectives struggle to extract confessions from anarchists confined at a central station. Investigators analyze Knold and Bauer’s undated correspondence, note increased mail volume, and examine a list of Pittsburgh millionaires linked to potential targets including Frick and Phipps. Bauer remains silent while Most’s visits to Knold’s home raise questions about Berkmann’s involvement.
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Murder and suicide at stock broker’s office
Charles H. Page of O D Page and Bro stock brokers was shot in his office by customer Ronald Kennedy who then killed himself. Kennedy lost between 15000 and 20000 over two years of dealing and the tragedy occurred today. Page was 32.
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Miss Mitchell Sworn In Mitchell Murder Trial
Memphis, July 27. In the Mitchell murder case the defendant testified on the stand denying any quarrel with Freda Ward and revealing she hoped to marry Freda herself. She described visits to Freda at Gold Dust and noted Freda’s engagement to Ashley Rosselle. The witness cried as she testified and the court ordered her to proceed after a heated bench argument.
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Dr Henry C McGonigle Arrested in Harlem Death Case
Dr Henry C McGonigle, once fugitive after being found guilty in Harlem for malpractice deaths, was arrested today charged with causing the death of Mrs Louisa Webb of Ravenswood. The midwife Bale and Frank Webb, husband of the deceased, were also arrested and arraigned. Webb previously figured in Homestead riots as a Pinkerton man.
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Bloodthirsty Crank Attacks Priest During Mass
A small man rushed the altar at the Cathedral during mass, slashing the priest and a rescuer with a razor. The priest is unconscious and likely to die. two rescuers are severely wounded but expected to recover. The assailant cited deriding the poor as motive.
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Death Avenger Leads Band After Cooley Capture
News from Union Town Pennsylvania reports Jack Cooley, leader of a feared outlaw band, shot after capture with his last words promising vengeance. His band allegedly attacked Wesley Sisler's family, including his young daughter, prompting a manhunt and threats of lynching. Sheriff disclosures trace to Ran kin's rise as new leader.
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Democratic Farmers Gather for Franklinton Township Primary
The July 27 meeting in Franklinton, North Carolina drew farmers and alliances members to select delegates for the county convention. Delegates will join the county gathering to nominate legislators and county officers and to elect delegates to the Fourth District Democratic Congressional Convention. The Democratic land people’s party conventions are set for Louisburg on Saturday and the following Monday.
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Democratic Convention in Second District Nomination
F A Woodard of Wilson won the Democratic congressional nomination on the ninth ballot for the second district. N J Rouse of Lenoir county picked as elector as the session stayed harmonious and confident for a strong race ahead.
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The Cowardly Sheriff and Freight Wreck Fatalities
A Norfolk & Western caboose derailed on a trestle over the Dan River at 1 AM, killing flagman J. B. Hamilton and brakeman Mack Cockran. Hamilton died instantly. Cockran died twelve hours later. Both were Virginians. Also, M. F. Trotter of Charlotte settled a $20,000 damages suit from a wreck near Rural Hall. The Daily Sentinel harshly editors Forsyth Sheriff over no arrest in Ellen Smith murder, calling him a coward and demanding resignation.
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