May Never Be Known Relative to the Burdick Death
Buffalo March 27. The Burdick murder in Ashland Ave home remains unsolved as a grand jury inquiry into Edwin Burdick and Arthur Pennell proceeds. New testimony from three witnesses adds little beyond cumulative details. Judge Murphy may issue warrants for John Doe and Jane Doe.
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Buffalo
Kdwin L. Burick
Ashland Avenue
Murphy
Arthur R. Pennell
Burdick
Judes Murphy
John Doe
Jane Doe
Grand Jury
L. M. Powers
Church of the Messiah
Burdick Fam
Hull
Cornish and Coughlin
Cockran’s Lungs Force Absence From Dublin Meeting
London reports W Bourke Cockran will miss the Irish nationalists convention in Dublin on April 4 due to weak lungs. He cannot leave Egypt where he remains in Assiut awaiting improvement. John Redmond and Irish MPs regret his absence while delaying firm comment on the land purchase bill until the text is published.
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London
W. Bourke Cockran
New York
Dublin
House of Commons
Egypt
Assomin
Upper
Eypt
John Redmond
House of Mons
Iran
Twilight Annex collision on Omaha road near Hayward kills one
In Hayward Wisconsin on March 27 a Twilight Annex freight train collided with a logging train on the Omaha road telescopeing the cars. Frank Dahen a passenger fin was killed and J C Hiner the passenger engineer was badly bruised.
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Hayward
Wis
N Eck
Omaha Road
Firen Frask Dahen
J.C. Hiner
Thessenger
White House Accepts Murphy Portrait of McKinley
Washington on March 27 Colonel Bingham superintendent of public buildings and grounds accepted the portrait of the late President McKinley by artist W C Murphy as the work to be hung in the White House after competition with several painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
W. C. Murphy
Colonel Bingham
Vnis
White House
Joliet Tram Line Gains Backing and Park Plan
Joliet Wisconsin reports a tram venture secured sufficient backing to proceed. Resident Sexton has secured enough pledges to ensure success. A new park is planned and the Joliet team is set to compete next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Wis
Civil Service Rule Extension Issued by President Rosevelt
President Rosevelt issues order extending civil service rules to large cities that rely on the registration system for laborers. The extension covers areas outside Washington where civil service already exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rosevelt
Ben
Fate of a Young Girl Dies at Louisville in Violent Death
Miss Kella Stork aged, 19, died at Louisville from peritonitis cited as the cause of death after a private postal incident in Huntingburg Indiana. A man is under arrest as authorities pursue the full circumstances. The case centers on a violent end tied to an alleged criminal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Man
Huntingburg
Ind
Beind
Kella Stork
Hdmin
Livestock and grain market notes from Buffalo and Midwest
East Buffalo and St. Louis market reports show cattle receipts and price ranges for various classes. Grain futures for wheat corn oats and rye move within narrow bounds across Chicago Milwaukee and Toledo exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Louisville tied operation cited in Huntingburg inquiry
George Lemp a Southern railway conductor, arrested in Huntingburg after traveling with a girl to Louisville last week, denies knowledge of the girl’s condition. Miss Stork’s body was brought to Huntingburg for an inquest, with Louisville authorities set to investigate.
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Louisville
George Lemp
Southern Railway
Huntingburg
Miss Stork
Youngest groom wins license to marry girl nearly same age
In Chicago on March 27 Herbert Luedke and Jessie Winbrener both 17 secured a marriage license with parental consent before Notary N T Robbins. The law allows only 17 year old men and 14 year old women to wed. Luedke had just turned 17 twenty two days earlier.
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Chicago
Herbert Luedke
Jessie Winebrenner
Salmonuson
T. Robbins
Luedke
Fragmented Local Notices and Brief City Updates
A damaged clipping reports varied items from multiple cities. It notes a failed grafting claim for a man named Cert Gleek, a March 27 date from Wortington, and local salary increases for officials in Waukegan and Franklin. It also mentions a family feud ending in a father shooting his son, with the younger to die.
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Franklin
Ind
David Gaines
Lierd
Quarrel Turns Fatal in National Ganeth Election Row
In Jacksonville on Wednesday March 27 Prank Roberts, a Black man, was shot and killed during a disturbance linked to a National Ganeth election. Witnesses describe a tense street quarrel that ended with Roberts dying at the scene and Toney Kiwanis held as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Roberts
Toney Kiwanis
Ganeth
Roosevelt to Dedicate New State Arsenal in Springfield
President Roosevelt will be asked to dedicate the new state Arsenal in Springfield on March 27. The $175,000 facility will serve as a defense and storage installation for the state’s military resources.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Price Fixing in Iowa Ends With 10 Percent Increase
Des Moines reports a joint Iowa district conference of coal miners and operators nearly finished. A new scale takes effect April 1 raising lump ton payments to 95 and 1.05 dollars and per ton rates in all departments by 10 percent. Final price for sale of coal remains to be settled with operators seeking 2 cents per ton higher while miners push for 20 cents.
Philanthropist H Camp Donates Milwaukee Home for Hospital
Milwaukee resident H Camp deeded his homestead at 210 Tenth Street to the Children's Hospital Association. The grand residence will be turned into a hospital after Camp's substantial prior endowment to the institution.
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Milwaukee
H. Camp
Tenth Street
Children’s Hospital Association
General Miles and Wheeler See McLain Gun Test in Cleveland
General Nelson A. Miles arrived in Cleveland and inspected Dr. N. McLain's machine firing gun. General Joseph Wheeler witnessed the exhibition. Both visitors expressed pleasure with the test and its performance.
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Cleveland
Nelson A. Miles
8. N. McLain
Joseph Wheeler
Vinol Promises Quick Recovery and Refund Guarantee
The ad claims Vinol quickly rebuilds the system after sickness by boosting appetite and digestion. It cites a testimonial from Henry F. Struttevant praising relief for grippe illness and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Cook & Sherman sponsor the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Nails and rubbish found in patient’s stomach at Michigan asylum
Post mortem reveals Fred Cerrow from Branch County died after ingested objects totaling six pounds were removed from his stomach. Doctors recovered nails of various sizes, screws, buttons, wire, tin foil and stones, with objects likely swallowed over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan Asylum
Fred Cerrow
Branch County
Asylum
Foreman Patrick ONeil confesses worry over wife death
Ann Arbor authorities report Patrick ONeil a station foreman confessed two years of anxiety over his wife’s death and concerns about harming others. He requested confinement and was locked up. He may be sent to Kalamazoo asylum for a period.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Patrick O'Neil
Kalamazoo
Chicago Merchants Buy Central Indiana Coal Lands
Chicago men L. K. Davis W Cutter W C Wright T C Summerville and L B Bird of the Merchants and Manufacturers Coal Co took option on several thousand acres of coal land in Santa Brazil County March 27. They plan immediate drilling and will base headquarters in Chicago.
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Chicago
Santa Brazil
Ind
L. K. Davis
W. Cutter
W. C. Wright
T. C. Summerville
L. B. Bird
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Coal Company, Wednnesday
Port Huron Fatality Report Notes Florence Bowles
Port Huron Michigan March 27 a short fragment notes Florence Bowles a 19 year old from Yale walking along Erie street when an unspecified event occurred. The incomplete item references a local incident within Port Huron.
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Port Huron
Mich
Erie Street
Florence Bowles
Yale
Merger of National Steel Company to Cut Taxes and Simplify Structure
Articles filed in Trenton show American Steel Hoop National Steel and Carnegie companies merge to form National Steel with capital of 1 000 000 000 and assets around 252 000 000. New entity aims to reduce New Jersey taxes by over 7 000 annually and unify operations under United States Steel influence.
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Trenton
N. J
American Steel Hoop Company
National Steel Company
Carnegie Company
New Jersey
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
General Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
American Sheet Steel Company
American Tin Plate Company
National Tube Company
Federal Steel Company
American Bridge Company
New York
Elbert H. Gary
Secretary of State
Parry condemns boycott and labor tactics in interview
Indianapolis March 27 David M Parry president of the National Manufacturers association denounces organized labor saying boycotts are powerless without money and manufacturers will fight back. Des Moines March 27 W P Dickinson ex officer acquitted for embezzlement sues Hamilton Browne for 100000 damages and the First National Bank sues Browne over a 5000 note involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
David M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Indianapolis Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
United States
Des Moines
W. P. Dickinson
Chicago
Boone Valley Coal Company
Hamilton Browne
First National Bank
Browne
Fragmentary OCR Missive Yields Sparse Data
A partial OCR fragment shows garbled characters and incomplete numerals from a 2024 newspaper page. No clear events, names, or locations can be discerned, leaving only scattered digits and stray symbols.
Shaw Bowen Consul Picked Despite Senate Dissent
Shaw Bowen fails to win support as consul after a revived naval court martial record harms his backers the Rhode Island senators face withdrawal and the state department loses leverage. Milwaukee notes outdoor art plans to beautify riverfront by removing ads and planting greenery along business fronts.
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Shaw Bowen
Senate
Rhode Island
State Department
Ex Representative Mercer Expected for New Office
Omaha Neb March 27 Ex Representative David H Mercer who did not win the census director post to succeed Merriam is believed likely for another government position Friends say President Roosevelt may yet appoint him to a suitable office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
David H. Mercer
Merriam
Roosevelt
Hoodoo on the Consuls in Guayaquil
Washington dispatch notes Guayaquil earns a bad name as a consular post after an artist Nast dies and Sawter flees during a yellow fever outbreak, leaving a vacancy in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nast
Sawter
Stratton will case began in Colorado Springs court
The Stratton will case opened in Colorado Springs with Terry Stratton, sole heir to W. Stratton's $15 million estate left for a memorial home for the indigent. Detective Harry C. Berry testified about alleged juror tampering by Stratton attorneys, a claim prompting scrutiny of the jury panel. Judge Leeds planned to discharge the panel following testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cole
Stratton
Terry Statton
W. &. Stratton
Harry C. Berry
Harry Stratton
Berry
Wolcott
Leeds
Pawel
Judge Tyner Resigns Amid Health Decline
Judge Jas N Tyner assistant attorney general for the post office department resigns effective upon successor appointment. He is in poor health with advanced age and will not again visit the post office department. In Ames Iowa trustees discuss Beardshear successor and name James Wilson as candidate, but Wilson says he is not seeking the Iowa State Agricultural College presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jas. N. Tyner
Post Office Department
Tyver
Ames
Iowa State Agricultural College
Beardshear
James Wilson
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Arrival of China’s new minister to the United States
Among the passengers aboard the steamship Korea at San Francisco was Sir Cheng Tung Liang Cheng Knh M G the newly appointed Chinese minister to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
San Francisco
Sir Cheng Tung Liang Cheng
United States
No Monks in France as Carthusians Lose Appeal
The chamber of deputies rejected by 838 to 281 the Carthusian monks plea to remain in France. Premier Combes said the order should be treated like others and not favored for wealth. A protest outside the Palais Bourbon was dispersed by police.
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Porto
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Jean Louis Come
Abbe Leuirexs
Polithea
Combes
Department of
Isere
Palais Bourbon
Fatality in a Quagmire on Ogden Lucia Cut-off
An engine sank six inches and overturned on the Ogden Lucia cut-off across the Great Salt Lake. Fireman Watson was killed, Engineer Jenkins injured. The sinking repeatedly wrecks track across the embankment as rock and earth are dumped with little effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Ogden- Lucia
Southern Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Watson
Jenkins
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Weak Women
Advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery claiming to restore health for women with chronic weakness and female complaints. Includes testimonial from Mrs Wim H Johnson and invitation for private correspondence with Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Wim
H. Johnson
Avondale
Chester Co
Dr. Pierce
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Osteopathy
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New Orleans
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New England
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