Murder enigma as French woman in Brussels suspected
Alfred M Bard, nephew of a California senator, was murdered in Brussels. Detective Fogarty traced him from Antwerp and found his prized violins in his room. Bard had drawn his Brussels deposit and vanished after becoming involved with a Frenchwoman at his pension, with no arrests yet. The case rests with Brussels authorities.
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Returas
Washington Post
New York
Alfred M. Bard
Bard
California
Brussels
Fogarty
Antwerp
Zeeland
Todas
Seattie
Tagarty
Bara
America
Senator Bard
Tian
Woo Gerding
Oxnard
Cal
New York Detective Bureau
Tesar
Ate
Imerif
York
Brus
Hermanec Tom
Hruseels
Luke
Seeung
New Haven Trio Arrested on Fraud Charge
New Haven Connecticut February 21 James Popoltz Alexander Gravel and Angelo Rossetti were arrested by United States Marshal Parmler on fraud charges following a Federal Service examination irregularity investigation led by Charles Hendricks of the Federal board. Rossetti allegedly used the name Rosselti and helped Popoltz during the exam. The offense carries up to two years in prison and fines up to $86,000.
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New Haven
Conn
James Poppoltz
Alexander J Gravel
Angelo Rossetti
United States
Marshal Parmler
Charles Hendricks
Federal Board of
Iwi
Gravel
Yale Law Shon
Iyi
Rosselti
Rossetti
Poppolia
Self-inflicted death found at Colorado Hotel
A well dressed man, estimated 55 to 60, was found dead with a pistol wound in a room at the Colorado Hotel. The revolver was in his right hand, and he had been dead for hours. Papers indicate he may be Charles W. Beers of Philadelphia. He appeared in good circumstances and held a Hamilton Trust Company bond. An auction sale is listed today at Wilson & Mayers Salesrooms.
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Washington Post
St. Louie
Colorado Hotel
Charles W. Beers
Addison Street
Philadelphia
Hamilton Trust Company
Three Dead Under Trestle Near Knoxville
Three men were found dead beneath a high rail trestle on the Lauavill e and Nashville Railroad heading to the Tennessee River bridge. Identified by Dr C B Jones as William Dunnaway William Turpin and James Gamble all from the area aged 30 30 and 16 respectively. The bodies lay on the 80 foot high trestle and authorities suggest they stepped from a stationary train after the station name was called. Turpin lay across Dunnaway with Gamble three feet away.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lauiaville
Neshville
Tennessee River
C. B. Jones
Scarboro
William Dunnaway
William Turpin
James Gamble
Dunnaway
Turpin
Gamble
Blackburn Indicted for Fees Earned Before Treasury
U S District Court grand jury returns two indictments against BE Spencer Blackburn a Republican representative from the Eighth North Carolina district charged with practicing before the Treasury Department and receiving fees in violation of federal law. The charges detail fees of 500 and 100 amid claims of political motivation and possible retaliatory actions by Blackburn allies and district attorney Holton. Blackburn denies any offense and says he will issue a full statement.
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Treasury Department
Washington Post
Asheville
M. C
United States District Court
Spencer Blackburn
Congress
North Carolina
Spencer Blackburr
United States Congress
Ace Dinkins
Dinkins
Blackburst
Takas
Treasur J Department
Ace Siektt
Frank Eddermore
T. R. Hading
Frank Stockton
Winston
A. F. Young
P. A. Davis
R. B. Sams
Cole Jector
Harkins
Blackburn
Wighth
A. B. Davis
Helion
Holton
Parnell
Fggiton
Orsircer
Department of Jus
Tholton
United States
Representacive Olackournisc
N C
Rockefeller Rumor Sparks Tampa Post Office Activity
Letters addressed to John D. Rockefeller arrive at Tampa post office amid speculation on his whereabouts. The item notes growing interest and a large backlog of mail for the potential visitor. It also mentions Moet & Chandon champagne imports as a separate note on wine demand in the United States with White Bear vintage 1900 highlighted for elite use.
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Tampa
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Tigil
Moet & Chandon Champaugne
United States
New York
Moet & Chandon
Be Ready to Fight Hull Warns on China Policy
Representative Hull urges full military preparedness to defend U S interests in the Orient and criticizes Minister Rockhill for signaling a return of Boxer indemnity to China He warns China would misread such a move as cowardice He disfavors implying Japan would stir trouble and supports maintaining prestige in China amid army and navy modernization debates
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Mr. Hull
House
Radhill
Pekin
Boxer
Hull
Committee On Military Affairs
China
Orient
Pacific
Rockdai
United States
Japan
Department
Congress
Jull
Winh
Spain
Republic
Los
Hall
Grosvenor Is Beaten In Ohio Congressional Contest
Albert Douglas of Chillicothe defeats Gen Grosvenor for the Eleventh Ohio district nomination on the first ballot by 7 to 20 at Lancaster. Three Meigs County supporters, I M Foster C H Bryson and Ed Sayre, engineered the seat for Douglas, seating a contesting delegation and sidelining Grosvenor who commanded patronage and a large salary.
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Grosvenor
Washington Post
Lancaster
Ohio
C. H. Grosvenor
Congress
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Douglas
Meigs County
I. M. Boster
C. H. Bryson
Ed. Sayre
Congressional Committee
Peters
Douglas Named Unanimous Choice at Convention
The delegation moved that Mr. Douglas be nominated unanimously. Binckley of Perry seconded, and the motion carried with only yes votes as the chair declared Mr. Douglas the unanimous choice.
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Mr. Douglas
Binckley
Perry
Grosvenor De fe at: Snap Convention Packs District
Gen Charles H Grosvenor learned Lancaster Ohio district convention failed to renominate him for Congress. He blamed a snap convention packed by political enemies and said he would accept the result. Rumors of an independent run were denied. Friends expect his support for Albert Douglas next fall. Burton becomes dean of Ohio delegation in the Sixtieth Congress after Grosvenor’s retirement.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Lancaster
Ohio
Gress
Albert Douglas
Capitol
Grosvenor
Douglas
Gen. Grosvenor
T. E H. Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Shaw Answers Accuser Make Good Your Charges Name Your Informant
Cleveland February reports Secretary Shaw denies aiding John R Walsh in a Cleveland sandstone public building bid. He calls Witt’s charge false and demands the informant be named while noting Witt would betray a confidenc e. A Cleveland convict, Charles G Carrao, is held for Boston inspectors on theft charges as requisition papers arrive.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Peter Witt
Roosevelt
Treasury
Shaw
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Noose Awaits Hoch After Denial of Commutation
Springfield Feb 21 Gov Deneen denied wife murderer Johann Hoch a petition for commutation. The State board of pardons met three hours officer at the governor’s office and concluded there was no evidence to overturn lower court and Supreme Court rulings. Hoch expressed shock and said he was sacrificed to protect public officials reputations and vowed to seek justice.
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Springfield
Deneen
State Board of Pardons
Johann Hoch
Board of Pardons
Zelt
Amelia
Fischer Hoch
Supreme Court
Dr. Zeit
Healy
Olgon
Gov. Deneen
Russia
Confession Shifts NJ Murder Case. Johnson Gets 30 Day Reprieve
Gov. Stokes grants a thirty day reprieve to alus Johnson, colored, sentenced to be hanged for the Burlington murder of Miss Florence Allinson on January 18. Prosecutor Atkinson wired to seek relief. Justice Hendrickson supports it to allow further investigation after George Gmali confesses it was he, not Johnson, who killed the woman. Reprieve to allow county officials time for inquiry. Havana bridal visit noted. Nicholas Longworth and Edwin Morgan abroad. Union Trust Co. advertises 2 percent interest deposits.
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Small
New Jersey
Johnson
Trenton
Gov
Stokes
Alus Johnson
Mount Belly
Florence Allinson
Burlington
Atkinson
Supreme Court
Hendrickson
George Gmali
Burlington County
Robbery suspect caught in stamp package case
New York police arrest two men, John Graham and John Bueger, in Brooklyn and Manhattan after a late October East Fairfield Vermont post office robbery. They allegedly called at American Express in East Fairfield to claim a package later found to contain stolen stamps. Detectives nabbed them, but no incriminating items were found. The link hinges on their claim to receive the package without express company notice.
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Snedal
Washington Post
New York
John Graham
Cook
Henry Street
Brooklyn
John Bueger
Sixth Avenue
Boyle
East Fairfield
American Express
Hast Fairfield
Express Company
Consignee
Bueger
Nolan, Reardon
Wreck of Oregon express kills four near Delta
Redding California February 21 The southbound Oregon express on the Southern Pacific slid into a landslide near Delta killing at least four and injuring several. The dead include engineer Dennis Freet and three unknown tramps. Two passengers were buried in debris as a second slide struck workers. Injured include second engineer C B Wicks, Richard Miller, fireman Peters and a mail clerk.
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Redding
Cal
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railway
Delta
Dennis Freet
Wicks
Richard Miller
Fremar
Peters
Street Murder a Mystery in Chicago District
The body of a well dressed man about forty five was found in the gutter at Twenty first street and Calumet avenue. A bullet hole above the right ear, a cheap revolver nearby, and initials A F on a sweat band offer clues but no ruling on murder vs enerde. Hat marked B K Co Milwaukee. bullet hole exists but hat does not fit.
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Chicago
Twenty-first Street
Calumet Avenue
Girls Narrow Escape From Fire at Front Street Warehouse
A fire at 143 Front Street damaged Marschnetz & Co. wholesale liquor firm, with losses around 50 000 dollars. On the second floor several girls paused by bottle wrappers, trapped by smoke. Two policemen reached the stairway as it collapsed, Patrolman Lynch injured, inmates found their way to a fire escape, a firm member nearly suffocated while attempting to lock the safe.
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New York
Front Street
Marschnetz & Co
Lynch
Dr Haugh on trial for family murder near Dayton
Dr Oliver C Haugh stands trial for allegedly murdering his father mother and brother at their country home near Dayton Ohio on November 4 He is charged with drugging the victims and setting the home ablaze The doctor survived with burns and defense questions the circumstantial evidence piling up since his arrest two days later
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Dayton
Ohio
Spreia
Washington Post
Oliver C. Haugh
Here
Swan Sinks Off Savannah Bound for Augusta
The steamer Swan bound for Augusta sank seventeen miles above Savannah after hitting a bank. Captain Carroll attempted to beach her but failed. Several passengers and crew, including at least one drowning, jumped overboard as lights failed. The ship was mostly lost. cargo likely total loss. Passengers were brought to Savannah.
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Savannah
Swan
Augusta
J. E. Carroll
Fire sweeps Hitchcock business district. losses reach $100,000
Oklahoma Town Fire-swept. Lawton, Okla., Feb 21 Twenty buildings comprising two thirds of Hitchcock Oklahoma's business section burned today. Loss $100,000. Wilson and Mayers' Catalogue Sale Today commences at 9 a m 1227 and 1229 G st. Rare specimens carved Teakwood furniture cloisonne Vases art wares fine new mahogany furniture and more.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
Hitchcock
Wilson & Mayers
Texas schoolteacher testifies at Patrick hearing over Rice case
Minnie Gaillard of Sartartia testified she overheard Houston valet Charles Jones tell Albert T Patrick that Rice’s coffers could be tapped if needed and that neither Patrick nor Jones killed William A. Rice. The exchange followed a picnic encounter and tied Rice kinship to the case as prosecutors pressed for new-trial arguments.
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Jones
Valet
Patrick
Rice
Washington
New York
Texas
Albert T Patrick
Xlavor Baldwin Tice
Houston
Charles F. Jones
William AD Rice
Mullonairs Rice
Rice Isles
Patwicl
Nstrict
Jerome
William WW. Olcott
Frederieck
Blouse
Patrind Jones
Goff
Jonce
Fatriek
Tatuek
Olentz
Sing Smeg
King Patrick
Siu Sing
Misa Minnie «Gailard
Sartartia
Recorder Golf
Robert Ler
Tex
Kim the Millionaire
Miss Gaillard
Lloyd Bails
Canlard Wa
John Frame
Joseph Jordan
I Texzag
Frederic B. Bouse
Ife
Nix
William M. Sdee
Aliss Gaillard
Jem
You Enjoy Charlotte Rustes Fry Fussell's.
Fragmentary text presents a local item mentioning Charlotte Fussell and Fussell's in a street or establishment context with uncertain surrounding details. No clear date, place, or event is identifiable from the snippet.
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Charlotte Rustesfry Fussell
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