Delay in Nan's case stalls Patterson trial in Cincinnati court
Extradition talks for Morgan and his wife conclude this week as District Attorney Jerome seeks another postponement. He plans to identify the Smiths as revolver purchasers used in Caesar Young's murder and to secure defense access. Meanwhile, a batch of letters from Cincinnati arrives, and Jerome says he will not call the Smiths as witnesses unless needed for identification or to bolster the Patterson defense stance.
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Jerome
Cincinnati
Smith
Caesar Young
Prisoner arraignments delayed as habeas corpus action looms
In Cincinnati Police Court on April 4 J Morgan Smith and his wife faced arraignment amid protests from attorney Thomas Shay who urged they be produced in Common Pleas Court. Prosecution and sheriff argued for continuity, with a continuance set to April 7 as habeas corpus action proceeds. A NY indictment accusing conspiracy with Nan Patterson was received, and prosecutors charged the Smiths as fugitives from justice based on the new papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Morgan Smith
Poles Court
Common Pleas Court
Shay
Jill
Rulison
Morgan Smith
New York
Nan Patterson
Explosion Kills Three At Bridgeport Plant
A violent blast at Union Metallic Cartridge Company in Bridgeport kills three men. John Meary is blown through the roof, while Michael Hurley and William Bayliss die nearby. Firemen quell the flames. ambulances and morgue wagons arrive as workers escape. property loss estimated at about 30 000 dollars.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
John Meary
Michael Hurley
William Bayliss
Ryland
No Trace of Poison in Death of Mrs Larned
New York April 4 coroner's physician reports no poison found in the body of Ruby Larned wife of William J Larned the illustrator She died Sunday night after a suspected poison sleep The coroner released Larned and the servant from custody but holds them as witnesses for an inquest tomorrow Autopsy found no disease but chemical analysis may reveal traces of non corrosive poisons in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruby Larned
William J. Larned
Larned
Two Killed in Collision Near Costonia Ohio
A fast east bound River division passenger train called the Pittsburg flyer collided with a west bound freight at Costonia Ohio. Two men died and three were injured. The dead are Edward Fuler engineer and C Ming fireman. Injured are T C McIntyre baggage master J Wn Brown and G J Leichner with minor injuries. The freight engineer C R Decker was not seriously hurt. A wrecking train transported surgeons to the scene.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland and Pittsburg Road
Pittsburg
Costonia
Edward Fuler
C Ming
T C McIntyre
J WN Brown
Steubenville
G. J Leichner
C R Decker
Welsville
Kentucky Mob Thwarts Lynching at Fulton Jail
In Fulton Kentucky officials and citizens defended a jail holding three Negro murder suspects after a mob twice tried to force it open. The prisoners will be moved to Hickman for safekeeping amid reports of lynching. A Minnesota bill seeks to open 225000 acres of Chippewa Reservation for settlement. Iron production set a national record in Sheffield Alabama as mills produced 1960 pounds of iron from two coal furnaces.
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Fulton
Baker
Wall
Hickman
Want
St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Congress
Sheffield
Ala
Sheffield Rolling Mills
United States
Cortelyou stalls on resignation as RNC chair awaits settled matters
In a lengthy political note, Cortelyou defends delaying his resignation as Republican National Committee chair. He says he will retire once a few pending issues are resolved, amid pressure from rivals and questions over whether he can resign or merely retire. The article notes wide speculation over presidential politics and Cortelyou’s close ties to the Roosevelt administration.
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National Committee
Cortelyou
Representative Babcock
Wisconsin
Newice
Roosevelt
Towne Now of the House in Washington with Tammany Lines
Minnesota ex senator and Tammany rep Charles A. Towne, now in Washington, registered at the Raleigh after arrival. He spoke of no general politics yet, noted subway troubles and a lively New York municipal campaign, and predicted McClellan’s renomination and election as the political scene heats up. Towne, once a Minnesota senator and later a New York representative, returns as a prominent Democratic figure alongside Bourke Cochran.
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Minnesota
Washington
Charles A. Towne
New York City
United States
Raleigh
Towne
New York
McClellan
House
Tammany Hall
Bourke Cochran
Pullman Rates Attacked In Kansas Complaint
Topeka April 4 The first complaint under the new railroad law was filed with the Kansas state railroad board by R S Cone of Garden City against the Pullman Company. He contends Pullman rates on all Kansas railroads are unjust discriminatory and unreasonable and that similar services are offered elsewhere for lower prices in Kansas. A hearing date will be set after the Pullman Company is notified.
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Topeka
Kay
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Pullman Company
R. S Cone
Garden City
Cone
Kansas
State of
Purl.Man
Nebraska governor vetoes twine plant bond bill
Lincoln April 4 Gov Mickey vetoed a 200000 bond measure to fund a twine manufacturing plant at the state prison, calling it bad business policy and unconstitutional. He also vetoed a 25000 appropriation for oil drilling costs in western Nebraska, saying there are no vast oil fields there.
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Mickey
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Roosevelt Receives Surprising Honors Far From Home
President Roosevelt, on a Southwest tour, was surprised by gifts at a hotel reception including a flagon of spring water from Lincoln’s homestead, an oak inkstand, and an orchid vase. Col. Durrett presented the items as Governor Beckham and others looked on.
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Lincoln
Larne County
Col
R.7. Durrett
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Gov. Beckham
McCreary
Sherley
Logan
Seventh Street
Indiana
Roosevelt's Birthplace to be Sold in New York
The birthplace house of Theodore Roosevelt at 28 East Twentieth Street in New York may be sold. Roosevelt Home Club president Leo P Grosel said he will form a protective association to buy and preserve the house permanently and will announce a treasurer and fund appeal in days ahead. A separate report from Steubenville Ohio notes fear that Peter Hardy, 26, was killed by President's Train near the Roose- line.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
East Twentieth Street
Leo P. Grosel
Roosevelt Home Club
Armour manager denies beef trust witness intimidation
J Stoltz general superintendent for Armour & Co in New York says Armour employees have not avoided subpoena service for grand jury just as federal investigation into the Chicago beef trust proceeds. He claims heHas followed orders to provide witnesses to the government on request. In Columbus Gould calls for a Republican state central committee meeting to set the date and place for the state convention.
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Beef Trust
New York
F. J. Stoltz
Armour & Co
Chicago
Armour Concern
Columbus
Ohio
Fussell Ice Creams Reopens at 1427 New York Avenue
Fussell family announces continuation of ice cream business at 1427 New York Avenue under Fussell Ice Cream Company. P. Fussell and partners take over from Fussell senior after 25 years at 760 Broadway and Ite Washington. Modern machinery paired with established quality invites patrons to try the new enterprise.
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Fussell
Mordecain
Broadway
New York
Ite
Washington
New York Avenue
Jacob Fussell
P. Fussell
Fu5sell Ice Cream Company
Roosevelt to use wireless telegraph during Colorado hunting trip
Reported plan shows President Roosevelt will stay in Glenwood Springs Colorado sending and receiving messages via wireless telegraph under military supervision during a hunting trip. Expert Signal Service operators will accompany him and a field outfit will move by train automobile and pack animals. Wires will run up Lookout Mountain to a pavilion sending from Hotel Colorado. The party arrives April 15 and will tour the New Castle area.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Colorado
Roosevelt
Loeb
Glenwood
Signal Service Corps
Lookout Mountain
Hotel Colorado
New Castle
Dalton
C. T
Sergt
Crabb
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Sill
Frederick
Sester
Bevis Nee
Woman Resentenced to Hang After Appeal Efforts
Anna Valentina, convicted of the Rosa Salza murder in Lodi New Jersey, was resentenced in Hackensack to be hanged on May 12. Her lawyers plan a further appeal to the pardons board, and, if needed, to the U.S. Supreme Court on grounds of alleged constitutional rights violations. Movements of ocean steamers noted with arrivals and departures in New York.
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Gallows
New York
Anna Valentina
Rosa Salza
Lodi
N. J
Garretton
Supreme Court
Hackensack
United States Supreme Court
Death notices for several notable figures across cities
Manly Tello former editor of the Catholic Universe in Cleveland aged fifty four died today. Emil Klaessig American editor of the Continental Telegraph died of pneumonia in Brooklyn. Charles J. Mair vessel owner on the Great Lakes died at eighty seven. Frank S Harper breeder and turfman died at Nantura aged eighty one. Bishop Favier of the Fatirist Mission died in Peking after forty years in China.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Manly Tello
Catholic Universe
Catholic Church
Tello
Harry Gilmore
Aiaf
Jefferson Davis
Rock Island
New York
Emil Klaessig
Continental Telegraphen Compagnie
The
Wolff Bureau
Brodklyn
Chicago
Charles J. Maei
Great Lakes
Louieville
Frank
Harper
Nantura
Peking
Bishop Favier
Fatarist Mission
China
Six Italians Arrested for Attacking Miners at Powell W Va
Six Italians were arrested in Fairmont after allegedly attacking miners at Powell Coal and Coke Company with revolvers. Sheriff Purdee and deputies took them into custody following the incident at Powell, West Virginia.
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Powell
W. Va
Washington Post
Fairmont
W Va
Powell Coal and Coke Company
Purdee
Motera
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to April 4
Health office log lists numerous deaths with ages and locations, from Quincy to Garfield Hospital, Govt Hosp for Insane, and Soldiers Home. It includes names such as Rachel Avery Ellen Bartley Edwin Boyd and Mary Power with ages ranging from 1 month to 83 years and mentions associated institutions and residences. The piece also notes Countess Cassini sailing for Europe from New York on April 4 aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to visit Russia.
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Rachel L Avery
Quincy Uw
Ellen H. Bartley
William Fiean
Asyi
Edwin L. Boyd
Myrtle He
Magdalena Brodt
Joseph Fowler
Bernard Kellar
Richart Nelson
T Fenton Pl
John O'Brien
Mary E Power
Bse
Adolph Recklenders
John Shea
James Sheehan
Adiér Short
John O Watts
Willie West
Sarah M Weston
Garfield Hospital
Willams
Govt
Hesp
Countess Cassini
Europe
New York
United States
Russia
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Binyon
Baltimore
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Amsterdam Avenue
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John Blake
Childs
Winferd
George
Katherine Childs
Philadelphia
Doherty
Bridget
Joseph Doherty
St Dominics Church
Ecetes
Frank Beckles
Arlington Cemetery
Goodall
Michael H. Righter
Ridge Avenue
Roxborough
Kurtz
Nellie
John
Sarah J Kurtz
McPfaill
Peter MecFaul
Patuxent Street
McGil
John McGill
Byrd Street
Patton
Mary
John W Patton
Hillery
Loudoun Co. Va
Pierson
C Street
Wariner
John A Pierson
Lees Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oliver
Towson
Madella Oliver
Riker
Greenwich
Samuel TF Riker
Pemberwich
Schmidt
Frederick W Schmidt
Schubert
Herman Schubert
Oxford Street
Scranton
James Seldon Seranton
Seger
Armonk
Margaret A
Eli L. Seger
Seymour
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Anna J Seymour
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Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Piblic Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
SS Racy SE Post-Standard
ST Patl Pioneer Press
Minseapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Undertakers
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F Street
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William Lee
Pennsylvania
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
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George P. Zurhorst
Bridgeport Cartridge Company
Mrs. Larned
To-day
John B. Haslett
Imperial Tailoring Co
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Trvia
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Manly
Wheeling
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Fiteubenville
Masonic Grand Lodge
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Heen
Frank Wineski
Wits
George Gotowaki
Richwood
Enterprise
Suffolk
Pine Street
A. M
Bether
Pated
Santa We. Sant
Parker
Health Office Record
Kai J. Nielson
Cora M. Carns
Alligen
Itch
Joseph R Shay
Louisa Rendolph
Yimnest Martin
Ora Hurdle
Allen A. Murray
A. Dora Brady
Frank Brown
Betsey Crawford
William McDowell
Georgie Carroll
Wiliam T. Birmingham
Luray
Ena
Mamie Fritts Chastine Beverly
Lille B. Brooks
William Tylor
Cora Curry
George Bhelton
Annie Dixon
William M Reardon, Jr
Alexandria
Lulu G Cox
Joseph Dreese
Lewistown
Euphemis E. Evans
Newport
Irving's
Buchy Waters
Price
Irving Drug CO
Phils
Sele
SAL
Alitfading Pruggists
Stieff
Eleventh’ St. N. W
Eleventh St. N. W
J. C. Conliff
A.collins
Morton Ec. Stout
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