Lieutenant Petrosini Killed by Black Hand Plot
New York police detective Lieutenant Joseph Petrosini was shot and killed in Vallejo while pursuing members of the Black Hand responsible for extortion and murder. The force vows relentless action against the criminal network as authorities pursue suspects linked to linked to a wider conspiracy in the United States and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petrosini
New York
Palermo
Italy
Starch
Oc Ibis
Mod Ht
Axe
Joseph Petrosino
Vatereno
Fururara Petrosino
Bik
Workth
Ite
Woods
Petrostat
Rovittas
New Yorl
Ada
Herald
Malereme
Melly
Joseph Metroavil
Don Apt
America
Jonevih Petrostai
Munner
Detective Bureau
Mary
Tngham
New York City
Petrovil
Bile von
Aly
Sicily
Vetrontol
Aix
Camorra
Atleia Nena Yther Meray
Ste Aton
Valerie
Gaentendac
Masak
McCafferty
Roth Tuberania
Bank Robbery Attempt Fails in Galena as Suspect Shot
Frederick Davis, 23, attempted to rob a Galena Kansas bank early today. He was shot by police after being caught in the act. Davis says a mental lapse drove the plan and that he intended to use funds to start a business. He expressed regret but insisted he would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Galena
Kan
Maren Ji
Frederick Davin
Chess Bank
Davis
Daviechan
Viaduct Progress Amid Riveting and Hammering Work
The project advances with rivet and hammer actions as crews push to complete the viaduct by early May. Foremen and workers coordinate on center tracks and erection tasks while weather and safety issues shape daily progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Torre
Eneteee Campbell
Maiae
Eren
Bern
Stadt
Fred
Ania
Pla
Bret Neresaary
Fearon
Fertile
Police Court Calls Offenders Ten Accounts
The police court docket shows brief delays and several cases. Amith faced a drunk driving charge and pleaded not guilty while another defendant admitted a related offense. Andrews pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge and received the usual ten day sentence. Parekh Metleich and Ferage tied to larceny faced trial with interpreters arranged. Montgomery was cited for disturbing the peace and the court adjourned as he failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Bredart
Mite Metleich
Sam Ferage
Dererh
Pointig
Eureka
Eerure
John Mine D Montgngery
Mvace
Guitt
Local Briefs on State Grazing Plans and Officials Changes
Local brief items report discussions by State Forester Leavitt and Assistant Chief Owen Datier on a co operative grazing plan with federal and state land within national forests. Other notes cover Wm Allison stepping down as president to lead department outputs for Wyoming coal interests, a court mandamus case against Morgan county over a Devil's Slide galoon license, and civil actions delaying irrigation, rail and juvenile lecture items, plus weather and transit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clrcle
Leavitt
Owen Datier
Batt Lake
Porett Service
Thare
Wm. Allison
Alison
Buslesa
Ituba
Wroming Coal Company
Tinto Puel Company
Enerat Aalen
Uenny Smyth
Commissicoria
Morgan County
Smyth
Episcopal Church Sunday Service Notices
Parish readers are invited to join the Episcopal Church for Sunday service at Meret Doe location. The notice lists times and speakers for the worship, with a focus on community outreach and weekly sermons.
Unreadable OCR Notes Describe Busy Community Services
Fragmentary notes outline weekly church and school activities with prayers services and private attendances. Mentions Wednesday meetings and family events, but core details and names are unclear due to garbled text.
Chauffeurs faces charges for speeding on Marchison Avenue
Police arrested Chirara and Harel after a reckless speed spree on Marchison Avenue endangering pedestrians. David Whetler, driver for Sire, and Maraball Meld Taylor were also detained amid reports of erratic driving near Michlema and irteen chastfoure, with witnesses noting close calls and fire hazards from speeding cars.
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Chirara
Harel
Marchison Avenue
David Whetler
Sire
Maraball
Iach ‘Taylor
Laken
Feura Bate
Tragedy Ends Paris Party With Suicide at Monte Carlo
In Paris on March 12 Ternaud Naveed a wealthy Parisian, killed himself amid a party at Monte Carlo. He shocked guests by offering a toast to five friends then, at dawn, delivered a final gesture and died. The revelation of the motive remains uncertain with observers calling it sheer boredom.
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Paris
Ternaud Naveed
Monte Carlo
Marenes
Giypar
New York
Deeterick Hejman
Mir
Rockevell
Mitra
Victoria
Pally
Hellman Acrampankel
Tony
Tasa Actuen
Party Inc
More double track on the U P
Report says Union Pacific plans extensive new work this year on the double track between Opden and Ranting, with many men to be deployed. As weather improves, additional sections near Green River will be laid, and the line near Changer and Whe pT will receive a second track soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Partie
Maitland
Opden
Lapiz
Union Pacific
State Auditor Jensen Spear Files Complaint Against Treasurer
A formal complaint was filed alleging misconduct by Treasurer Darren Chettanter, with State Auditor Jensen Spear directing investigations. The document accuses improper financial actions and calls for accountability in the farmer state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Spear
Whith
Brate Treaturnr
Close of Carmack Trial in March Proceedings
Fragmented account of Carmack trial proceedings with Judge Anderson urging continued work on evidences and delaying verdict until after May day. Statements from M c Carlin and Attorney General McCarman referenced as the case twists through political overtones and defense arguments amid courtroom tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raabrilio
Jadpe
Grlay
Anderson
BoCarn
Washington
Rparniwn
Wee Jae
McCara
McCarmin
Hrden
Garmock
Janet
Roosevelt trip in Africa deemed largely safe by officials
Reported debate over danger on Roosevelt expedition route. Officials insist few risks from wildlife or insects though some observers warn of potential hazards. The account notes preparations, travel by rail and ship, and confidence in the overall safety of the journey with precautions in place.
World Market Closing Quotations Report
New York March 13 Market closing was irregular and dull with few openings and minor price shifts. Wabash preferred rose 21.2 cents then fell, Indiana lines and International Harvester dropped about a point, and Missouri Pacific around 1.14. The Weekly Trade Review notes improved Western weather and firmer grain orders but overall weak activity in midcountry and woollen sectors with limited leather sales and scarce supply.
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New York
Langela
Atre'h
Coley
Iran
Erte
Ve. International Daper
Min Praputis
Sale Bie
Marie
Va Be
Wabash
Aid. Pate
Lausaride + & Nashville
Wieconsia Central
International Harvester
Miasouri
Minneapolis & Mt. Lente
Dunk Company
Ortera Ara
Wentera Alsteibutara
Gonde
Ekutters
New York Stock List Confused: Copper, Rail and Grain Quotes
A chaotic clipping lists Amalgamated Copper and major U S stocks with mixed figures, including Americas Cat & Foundry, American Locomotive, Anaconda, Canadian Pacific, and Western Union, alongside prices, months, and stray notes. The document also mentions Chicago cattle prices, market activity, and assorted commodity figures with errors and garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
Americas
Cat & Foundry
Amer
Wespe
Ofa
Anaconda Maing Co
Ateblion
Alohlaon
Ntil
Talfinwe & Odio
Hrooklyn Najid Tranet
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeska & Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Coltrado Fuck & Iron
Colorado & Bogthern
Delaware & Huds
Denver & Motirande
Grest Northern
Inland Co
Stock Inland Co
Southern Pacific
Union Pacife
United States
Phil
Western Eorea
Standard Gil
Cabinet Outlines Plan for Taft Administration Reform
President Taft's cabinet plans to implement a sweeping program. Key posts will tour departments and inspect operations, with visits to Panama to review canal work and Alaska to study public lands and seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Wartirkinsia
Panama
Altioger
Alaska
Ube
Binurit
Wileng
Alan
Tait
Ceneral Terncock
the Treasury
Mark Yveash
Wieberyeam
Kony
Commerce
Tran
Harriman Stronger After Four Years Of Attacks
A report from New York on March 13 notes broad praise from George J. Gould regarding E. H. Harriman. The financier endured four years of prosecution and political upheaval, yet remained steadfast, with public opinion describing him as stronger than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW. Mart
George J. Gould
Tiarriman
Darriman
Harrimea
Toraz
Mourning Notices From Community Burials
Relatives and friends gather to honor a deceased figure in a local ceremony. The event lists pallbearers and attendees, with acknowledgment of duties and memories shared. The page reflects a period obituary style with names and affiliations implied in the fragment.
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Baltimore
Joseph IM Gloretoe
Watbrook
Cath
Petrue
Cade
Pereman Mattieth
Egop
Mortee
Wm Electrical
Dridge
Hooper Trrixation Company
Aralnst Melria Atwond Et al
Charles Ry Duer
Great North
Lom
Whitney
Carpenter
Union
Wyoming
Whitsey
Mamitabine Tuenraney Company
Apaciat Kin Hybwres
Ganteen Jrt
Cajef Uber
Gientven
Episcopal Church
Famien
Atttenoes
Ana Wedoreday
Hrteen
U. P
Green River
James Christiansen
M’ Carn
Roosevelt
Africa
Avera
Super and Cones
Fate Repping
Bree Feat Pre
Mohiese Bieteed
Alesat Oreasted
Bhee
GTM Die LM Bee
Cun's Weekly Review
Mar
Peake
BAY
Its
Asiy
Boe
Herr Tember
Vasler
Vast
Timothy
March
Clover
Setaegs
Bronstein
Lecedita
Kanday City
Haneas
Cate
Maren
Bien Parker
Sopter Kere
Ibs
Eliot Ang
West Cam Eng
Matal Market
AVENE
Capper
Arwle
Ely
Harrinar
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