Bandits Behind Bars in Car Barn Murders Case
Four young Chicago desperadoes led a deadly spree killing seven men in six months and wounding several others. Gustave Marx and the trio, Van Dein Niedermeier and Roeski, are jailed awaiting grand jury action and possible speedy trials. Detective Driscoll and other officers were wounded. one brakeman killed. Parents grieve as arrests unfold.
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Chicago
Starvey van Dein
Peter Niedermeier
Emil Roeski
Lake County
Ind
Gustave Marx
van Dein
Niedermeiir
Roesk
Harrison Street
Menu
John F. Driscoll
Matthew Zimmer
Van
Dein
Neidermeier
Crowe
Olson
Gustav Marx
Quinn
Neidemeier
Bauder
Otto
Ernest Spires
North
Ashland Avenue
la Gross
B. C
Johnson
Adolph
James B
Chicago City Railway Company
Stewart
Francis W
John
Marx
Loven
L. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Tolleston
Poison Case Not Yet Solved in Indiana Deaths
Authorities in Pulaski County pursue causes behind the deaths of Jacob Miller Frank Miller Kate Miller and John Johns the Miller family members had wills sending land to relatives fueling rumors of foul play but an accidental poisoning theory gains weight as a can of mixed vinegar mustard and sardines shows rust and specks suggesting decay and contamination.
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Winamac
Ind
Pulaski
Jacob Miller
Frank Miller
Kate Miller
John Johns
Jacob
Miller
Deaths Drive Man insane Joseph Hickey in Williamsburg
Joseph Hickey thirty eight years old last of the Hickey family in Williamsburg was found delirious and wandering the streets of Williamsburg New York. He died later of pneumonia brought on by exposure at the Eastern District Hospital after stating he had lost all family members recently. His relatives died within three weeks including his father mother two sisters and an uncle all buried in St Peter's Brooklyn. He had been living at 100 Roebling Street.
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New York
Joseph Hickey
Williamsburg
McSorney
Eastern District Hospital
Hickey
Peter
Margaret Hickey
Lylia Madden
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Roebling Street
Captain Carter to sue over vindication suit in Chicago
The release of former Captain Oberlin M. Carter by expiration of his sentence for conspiracy to defraud the government revives his suit for vindication. He was released from Fort Leavenworth at midnight after five years less good time and started for Chicago where attorney Horace G. Stone met him.
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Chicago
Oberlin M. Carter
Ile
Fort Leavenworth
Hle
Horace G. Stone
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and Midwest regions
Official forecast up to 8 pm shows Illinois and Indiana fair with brisk northwest winds. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin and Iowa expect fair skies with brisk conditions.
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Illinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Samoa
Wisconsin
Iowa
Market Rundown for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago and East Buffalo stock prices show mixed cattle hog and sheep activity on Nov 28. Hogs traded around 4.10 to 4.55 while cattle quoted from 3.10 to 5.60 and sheep from 2.25 to 5.75 with steady receipts in Buffalo amid varied grades.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Livestock Exposition Opens at Chicago Stockyards
The international livestock exposition began at the stockyards in Chicago with stock judging contests for agricultural college students and young farmers under 25. Prizes include the Clay and Sanders individual awards and a team trophy donated by John A Spoor for the five student team champions.
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Chicago
John A. Spoor
Union Stockyards
Freeport and Lena hunters lose deer and gear in shipment claim
Madison reports Mayor A Bergman of Freeport H R Nelson and J D Hinds of Lena allegedly had five deer in a trunk for shipment out of state. They surrendered all deer killed and about 400 dollars worth of hunting outfits. Hinds faces possible hunting license violation charges.
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Madison, Wis
A. Bergman
Freeport
H. R. Nelson
J. D. Hinds
Lena
J. Lb. Hinds
Noted German Noble and Drake Referee Near Death
Des Moines reports Euziere Heinrich Hoffman famed for resigning from Drake University rather than reveal his real name lies at death's door from blood poisoning. Doctors say he may disclose his life secret if recovery seems unlikely.
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Des Moines
Euziere Heinrich Hoffman
Drake University
Judge Ache son Affirms Smith as Receiver for US Shipbuilding
In Philadelphia on November 80 Judge Ache son filed an opinion upholding Judge Wirkpatrick's appointment of James Smith Jr as receiver for the United States Shipbuilding Company.
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Philadelphia
Acheson
United States Circuit Court of Appends
Wirkpatrick
James Smith, Jr
United States Shipbuilding Company
Fair Case in Paris Lord Roberts Will Resign
In Paris on November 80 testimony began before Commissioner Eisler in the Fair case. Emil Menard druggist testified about embalming and autopsy aid, noting arterial clotting and facial swelling of Charles J Fair. The prosecution pressed to clarify contradictions as court adjourned to Tuesday for doctors and other witnesses.
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Paris
Eisler
New York
Emil Menard
Tie
Charles J
Fair
Lord Roberts to resign as commander in chief
London reports indicate Lord Roberts, ill and bedridden, will resign as commander in chief of the British army with a southern winter retreat likely. The royal commission's work on war office reforms is seen as paving the way for the post to become largely ornamental. In Rome, Vatican finances worsen as Pope Pius X seeks revenue increases after a large Rothschild loan and high expenditures.
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London
Lord Roberts
Theritish Army
Royal Commission
War Office
Rome
Vatican
Pius X
Rothschild Bank
Vienna
Peter
Cardinal Gotti nominates Messmer for Milwaukee archbishop
Rome reports Cardinal Gotti has submitted Bishop Messmer of Green Bay Wisconsin as the propaganda’s choice for archbishop of Milwaukee to replace the late Archbishop Katzer and the pope has ratified the nomination.
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Rome
the Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
Messmer
Green Bay
Wis
Propaganda
Milwaukee
Katzer
Ratifica
Five Virkenwaerder boats overdue off Elbe
A fishing fleet of five boats from Virken waerder on the Elbe is long overdue and believed lost in the North Sea with fifteen men aboard. A violent gale also sweeps the French coast with heavy damage to Borceaux and La Rochelle and fear of fishing fleet casualties.
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Berlin
Virkenwaerder
Elbe
North Sea
Paris
Borceaux
la Rochelle
Bryan Lunches with Chamberlain in London
William J. Bryan dined with Joseph Chamberlain at Highbury in London. He then traveled to Dublin, while in Washington subpoenas were served on Postmaster General Payne and First Assistant Postmaster General Wynne to try T. W. McGregor, former rural free delivery supply clerk, on a conspiracy indictment set for trial in Baltimore on Monday.
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Bryan
Chamberlain
London
William J. Bryan
Joseph Chamberlain
Highbury
Dublin
Washington
Payne
Wynne
T. W. McGregor
Rural Free Delivery Service
Baltimore
Yankton Rams Tug Hustler. Tug Sinks in Norfolk River
In Norfolk Virginia the US auxiliary cruiser Yankton rammed the tug Hustler on its stern. The Hustler sank within two minutes after the collision with six men aboard escaping to nearby barges.
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Norfolk
Yankton
Hustler
Shareholders vote to wind up troubled company
The news brief notes the company will be wound up after a sequence of disastrous business events. Shareholders act to close operations and settle affairs as the firm enters liquidation.
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Aries
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Sheffield Avenue
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Shaw, Jenkins & Co
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State Bank of Iowa
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Attorsets
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Frick
Woast Corner Square
Lowa
Maren W. Barney, Ekomeno D. Mountaon
Law
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Washington, Iowa
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New Set Abstract Books
J. L. Brookhart
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Mklavorlem
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Osteopathy
C. S. Harper
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Kisin & Co
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American School of Anegppathy
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Savings Bank
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Chas. Ohngemauch
D.M McLaughlin
A. Whiter
ER. G. Wilson
Henry Knecht
Tallor
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Peoria Mall
Sun
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