Three Lawyers Hired in Times Bombing Case and Jail Entry
Los Angeles April 27 three lawyers were hired to defend John J McNamara James B McNamara and Ortie E McManigal in the Los Angeles Times bombing case. The three suspects were rushed to the county jail after arrival from Pasadena and Oaklahoma? confers. The arrest drew quick reactions with one attorney calling Burns arrest horseplay in Indianapolis.
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Burns
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Teir
J. W. McNamara
J. B. Bryce
San Francisco
James B. McNamara
J. J McNamara
Pasadena
McManigal
D. T. Ingersoll
J. Bo McNamara
J. Bo Bryce
Times
Austin Lewis
Oakland
Job Harriman
Angeles
O. N
John J McNamara
Ortie EK. Memanigal
California
Creditors of Dowie Paid Final Dividend in Chicago
In Chicago on April 27 creditors of the late John Alexander Dowie received a final 2.8 percent dividend on their claims totaling 4.8 million dollars. Judge K M Landis ordered the payment after a prior 10 percent dividend by Receiver G D Thomas. Landis also allowed destruction of intimate correspondence between Dowie and those seeking spiritual or material advice.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
United States District
K. M. Landis
G. D. Thomas
Landis
Zion
Reverend Dixon to quit Chicago church for London post
The Rev. A. C. Dixon, five years pastor of Moody church at LaSalle and East Chicago avenues, will leave Chicago in June to accept the pastorate of the Metropolitan Tabernacle church in London England.
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A. C. Dixon
Chicago
Moody Church
LaSalle
East Chicago Avenues
Metropolitan Tabernacle Church
London
England
General Bernardo Reyes Returns to Aid Diaz
The former secretary of war, General Bernardo Reyes, is returning to assist President Porfirio Diaz amid political tension. Reyes' reappearance signals renewed support for Diaz as unrest grows in the capital.
Legal dispute over McNamara extradition stirs Indianapolis
Prosecutor Baker argues McNamara illegally removed to California and that Judge Collins lacked jurisdiction. He cites a 1905 act amendment and urges proper extradition procedures. Lawyers largely agree but note McNamara cannot be brought back from California despite the rights issues.
Alleged Lotteries Closed in Clarksville Suburb
Jeffersonville April 27 Sheriff Carr shut down lotteries said to have flourished in Clarksville for months. Patrons were mainly Louisville residents and gamblers faced action by local authorities.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clarksville
Sheriff Carr
Louisville
No verdicts: no guilty man is acquitted says Juvenal
Fragmentary quotation notes that Juvenal implies a verdict denying acquittal for the guilty man, reflecting a stern moral or legal perspective. The line contrasts justice with the idea of true innocence in a harsh context.
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Juvenal
10 End Strike on the Lakes Struggle Over Welfare Plan
A three year strike by Marine Cooks and Stewards Association members on Weproat lakes centers on opposition to a welfare plan by the Lake Couriers' association. Wages are not at issue. leadership questions and protests over a blacklist system and contractor control are cited as the driving factors.
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Marine Cooks’ and
Ctewarda! Association
Pittata
N.Y
Orr
Arceelationa
Prand
Carhainy
Amering
Tack
Lake Curriers’ Association
British Shipping Federation
Drys Sweep Seven County Elections Under Proctor Law
In seven Indiana counties the dry side won overwhelming victories with wets prevailing in only two townships Union in Gibson county and Washington in Greene county. Fort Branch went wet amid a large remonstrance petition. No demonstrations, early voting patterns and some carpooling marked the turnout. Upcoming elections are set for Adams Henry Bartholomew Friday and Henry Jay Delaware Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Vlfm
Union Township
Gibson County
Washington Township
Greene County
Brown Township
Washington County
Shilo Union Township
Fort Branch
Adams, Henry
Bartholomew
Henry, Jay
Delaware
Farm Fires Claim Two Young Lives in Michigan
A Sand Lake area home west of town burned killing 65-year-old Mrs John B. Olan and her three-year-old granddaughter. In Ludington, a farm home east of town burned killing four-year-old son of Mrs Charles Henry who was playing with kittens in the attic when a match started the blaze.
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Rand Rapids
Mich
John B. Olan
Olan
Sand Lake
Elmer Wolfe
Ludington
Charles Henry
Here
Woman Heads County Normal in Newaygo
Miss Carrie Carter of Fremont has been selected again as head of the county normal school in Newaygo Michigan. She holds a life certificate from the State normal.
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County Normal
Newaygo
Mich
Camrie Carter
Fremont
Missa Carter
State Normal
Infant smothered by pillow in Jackson home
Mrs. L. L. McVay awoke to find her two month old daughter suffocated beside her on a pillow in Jackson Michigan. Attempts to resuscitate the infant failed.
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Jackson
Mich
L. L. McVay
Plague Said Extinct in North China Manchuria
Word from Bishop James W Blashford of the Methodist Episcopal church reports the plague extinct in North China and nearly stamped out in Manchuria via a cable dated April 24 from New York.
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New York
James W. Blashford
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
China
Manchuria
Insurrectos establish permanent mountain camp near Juarez
Reports from El Paso indicate insurrectos southeast of Juarez have set a long term camp in the Sierra northwest of the city. Negotiations directed by Madero progress, with terms already reportedly agreed upon or scrapped, affecting election security and revolutionary debts. American civilians gather around the camp as US troops withdraw from guarding private bridges to curb smuggling across the river.
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Juarez
el Paso
Tex
Madero
White House
I. Camp
Ma- Gero
Alwo
Cnesmyrdry
Charet
Pollot Fion
United States
Baseball Results National League Scores From Week
National League games from Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh highlighted. Readouts show team lineups including Alexander Dooing Ryan Knot ver Dersen Brewin Mattern Grantham Raymond Wilson Reusbach Brown Archer McGuillen McLean Steele Nagle Gibson Bresnahan and others with varying run totals and innings.
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Brooklyn
Proadelphia
Tech
Alexander
Dooing Ryan
Knot Ver
Agin
Dersen
Brewin
New York
Boston
Ootmoozon
Mattern
Grantham
Raymond and
Wilson
Cincinnath
Chicago
Cineinnath
Reusbach
Brown and
Archer
McGuillen
MclLean
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Reliquary of Mounted Armaments Moved to Camp Under Tarps
Workers report that the Jasurrectos on a mountain above Juareg have been moved to a camp and covered with tarpaulins. They display notable craftsmanship and require careful inspection to confirm they are not illicit weapons.
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Juareg
Unclear OCR sports notes with scattered team names
Fragmented text lists city locations Detroit Houston Philadelphia with partial player or team names such as Gineling Land Mitchell Stanare Ables Brockett Blair Cleotte Hall Carrigan Groome Street Bender Thomas. Details unreadable. no clear event or result.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Gineling
Land and Mitchell
Works
Stanare
Hoston
Ables
Brockett and Blair
Voulsi
Cleotte
Hall and Carrigan
Philadelphia
Washington
Groome
Street
Bender and
Thomas
JANES Defends Hire List Measure In Tariff Debate
Janes replies to Minority Leader Mann defending the hire list measure amid farmers tariff bill discussions. The exchange highlights partisan stance and procedural considerations affecting agricultural policy.
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Janes
Trade Balance Large Only Once Before Has the Amount Been Exceeded
Washington reports the United States shows a world balance of $441,000,000 in favor of exports for food clothing and raw materials sold abroad and observers predict a record-breaking year if favorable conditions continue. The March balance was less than prior months though a year ago the surplus was reversed with imports exceeding exports by over $14,000,000.
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Washington
United States
Morehan
Obervers of Finance and Trade
Fires Rage Across Connecticut Timberlands
Forest fires sweep four townships in the northwestern area burning hundreds of acres of heavy timber. In Moroclyn, in the northeastern part of the county, a mile and a half wide strip has been burned, threatening valuable timber. Fire spreading and progress limited by shifting winds and rough terrain.
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New Slaven
Conn
Connecticut
Mroclyn
Eagles Steal Sheep In Farmyard Heist
Two masked assailants swooped down on a Veringbuird farm of former Representative Robb de P Titus and seized two Egyptian sheep valued at $100 each. The animals were said to date from a Mecpiian king's flock and had been sent from Egypt during Titus's excavation at a palace.
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Bitte
Maes
Apell
Atenionn
Tite
Robb de P. Titus
Veringbui Wid
Egypt
Mr. Titi
Ranees
H. Titi
Unclear scorecard from multiple cities
In the muddled text a sequence shows scores and locations including Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City St Paul and Indianapolis Louisville with varying numbers. The fragment resembles a sports listing or tournament results.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis— Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul-St Paul
Indianapolis
Beer Surges to Douse Fire In Arcade Building
Flames erupted in the basement of a new Arcade building under construction. Fire was extinguished with beer from a nearby saloon, the blaze starting in a pile of shavings and small lumber in a corner.
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Kalamazoo Midh
Hobson Defends cotton greatness as tariff bill debated
In Washington on April 27 Representative Ollie James of Kentucky led a Democratic free list debate on the tariff measure. Mann of Minnesota attacked vagueness and word choices while James defended free food stuffs and contrasted with a 1909 Republican bill. Hobson of Alabama praised southern cotton, Hamlin of Maine backed the tariff, Sterling of South Dakota opposed, calling the bill a humbug and warning farmers will punish Democrats at the next election.
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Washington
Ollie James
Kentucky
Jimnes
Mann
Iminals
Mr. James
James
Hobson
Nue
South
Hamlin
Sterling
Dibota
Prison Chief Collins Resigns After Albany Inquiry
Cornelius V. Collins of Troy, state superintendent of prisons for thirteen years, resigns. He oversaw Sing Sing Auburn Clinton Great Meadows and Matteawan Dannemora hospitals for the criminal insane. Governor Dix had asked for resignations and ordered an investigation into alleged irregularities in supply purchases, but no charges were filed.
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Albany
N. Y
Cornelius V. Collins
Troy
Colling
Sing Sing
Auburn
Clinton
Great Meadows
Matteawan
Dannemora
Dix
Collins
King Gustaf and Queen in Rome for three days
King Gustaf of Sweden and the queen are guests of King Victor Emmanuel in Rome for three days. They came to attend the Italian jubilee and have been honored by special demonstrations, reflecting Sweden’s early recognition of Italy in 1861.
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Rome
Gustaf
Sweden
Victor Emmanuel
Priest Must Pay Damages Over Slur on Public School
In New Haven Connecticut on April 27 Judge ruled Father Carroll rector of Wallingford Catholic church must pay 4000 to William Hassett member of Wallingford school committee for slander. Carroll admitted uttering a term calling the public school house inganitery and said he believed it true. Cadillac Michigan also reports John Murphy found guilty in circuit court of knocking down and robbing Charles Miller on city outskirts. Jury disagreed in Edward Fenley case selling liquor to a minor ward Duval who is under seven years but looks older.
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New Haven
Conn
Father Carroll
Wallingford Catholic
William Hassett
Wallingford
Cadillac
Mich
John Murphy
Charles Miller
Leach
Edward Fenley
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