Dismembered Italian Man Found in New York Excavation
A dismembered Italian or Syrian man was found in a burlap bag in a building excavation at West Thirty sixth Street and Eleventh Avenue New York. Police say three stab wounds caused death after Saturday midnight and parts including torso legs arms and hands were recovered in a freight car near the site. Investigators believe the killer planned disposal at distant points and expect a third package nearby.
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Columbus
Thirty Sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Civie
Come
Weston
Apple
Homeopathic Hospitel
Rochester
Andrew Gilmore Apple
Andres & Apple
Joseph Gawler
Pennsylvania
Rock Creek
Berkele
Mary
Augustus E Berkeley
Mary Hornthaup Schultz
St Martins Catholic Church
Baltimore
Harford County
Wolliflower
John Colliplower
F Street North
Emerl
James Armitage Emery
Olympia Apartments
Samuel Emery
Balimore
Hart
Willa J
Teasle Hart
Fecher
Raymond A
John W Hart
Fita
St Pauly Church
Grosaruoumt Cemeter
Norfolk
Louis
Nellie ‘Treynor Ray
Athens
Vincent
T Oveng
Rhode Island Avenue
Katie Vincent
Truxsen
Undertakers and funeral services in Washington area
Local funeral firms advertise services with multiple chapels and crematoriums. W R Speare and Harvey's Sons promote first class care at moderate prices with ample facilities. The listing includes George P Zurhorst and Abdul Hamid related health news and maritime movement notes.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zurhorst
Fourternta &T NW
Trunk and limbs removed in Washington Street murder inquiry
Inquiries show that Manoa died six weeks ago and his wife sold stock of the late husband’s business about three weeks ago. Sixty sacks like the one containing the body were sold, with Fifteen bought by Batan & Balish of 93 Washington Street among others. The trunk and limbs were taken to the morgue as Inspector Walsh led the investigation. Mannheim notes the German Social Democratic party opened its annual congress with 400 delegates, electing Singer and Dreesback as president and vice president, and emphasizing unity to counter internal strife. A parallel conference included Mme Balabanoff and Frau Zeedkin praising solidarity among world Socialists.
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Mannheim
Social Democratic Party
Sinnger and
Dreesback
Herr Bebel
Reichstag
Pravions
Germany
Mme Balabanoff
Frau Zeedkin
Home Rule for Ireland: Redmond Rejects Self-Government Makework
John Redmond, leader of the Irish party in the House of Commons, warned in Grange, Limerick, that only a full home rule bill with a freely elected parliament and an executive responsible to it would satisfy the Irish people. He said he and his colleagues had not been consulted on any proposed “administrative home rule” plan and would not accept makeshift measures. The government reportedly plans a self-government bill next year, but Redmond insisted on a complete measure.
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Washington
London
Grange
Limerick
House of Commons
John Redmond
Ireland
Redmond
Irsh
Paris Sees Demonstrations for Sunday Rest
In Paris workers march to compel stores to close on Sundays, protesting open shops and pushing for a legally observed day of rest. The campaign draws large crowds, minimal police clashes, and ends with a shopkeeper dying of heart failure as he fears mob pressure to keep his business open.
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Washington
Paris
Sept
Gayets
England
United States
Nan
Public Printer’s Acts Under Congressional Scrutiny
Union leaders and workers push for a full investigation of Public Printer Stil lings administration. They cite data in Congress and President Roosevelt’s intended inquiry, amid mass discharges and widespread unrest in the Government Printing Office bindery.
Injured While Resisting Arrest Reported
William Kline twenty eight was struck on the head with a baton during a resisting arrest incident by Private Shepherd of the Seventh precinct. He was taken to Georgetown University Hospital with two scalp wounds.
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William Kline
Shepherd
Seventh Precinct
Georgetown University Hospital
Hearst Leads in Pledged Votes in New York Politics
In New York and Erie County, Murphy of Tammany faces a tough choice over backing Hearst for governor as talks with Sullivan and Conners steer him away from a caucus. Sulzer joins the scene with a pledge to support Hearst if nominated, urging unity and mutual loyalty among Democrats.
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Murphy
Tammany
Grender
Hhis
Hearst
Erie County
Mr Conners
Buffalo
McCabe
Albany
Mr Murphy
Conners
Tammany Caucus
Sullivan
Hopkins
Ilnois
Mack
Hears
Sulzer
Genesee
New York
William Sulzer
Hew
William R Hearst
Sulzers
Democratic Party
Brownson Ships Set For Naples Palermo Voyage To Philippines
The United States second cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Brownson sailed toward Naples and Palermo with ships including the West Virginia Pennsylvania Colorado and Marylana. British officers hosted dinners and a reception for American officers. Brownson informed the Navy Department he would resume the voyage to the Philippines, with stops at Italian ports limited by regulations then continuing via Greece to Port Said and Manila. Meanwhile reports from New Orleans warn that loss of labor threatens the cotton crop as many Negro workers leave plantations to seek other jobs.
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Brownson
Philyfines
Gubraltar
United States Second Cruiser Squadron
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Naples
Colorado
Marylana
Palermo
Gevernses
Navy Department
Philippines
Maples
Piraeus
Greece
Greece, and Stay For Four Days, Leaving There For Port Said
Suez Canal
Manila
Suez
New Orleans
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Breen
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Southampton
St Paul
Moule
Columbia
Bohemien
Boston
Queenstiowa
Umbris
Browhead
Kroonland
Dover
Antwerp
German
Congressional
Charles A Stilinys
Tim Ciiy
Shilings
Stilings
Burrows and
Hale
James Sherman
Congress
Alvin J Tanner
Tanner
J L Feeney
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Feeney
Stallings
B Espey
Ashton
Hopes
Stillings
Columbia Topographical Union
Gtobe
Columbia ‘Aposraphica’ Union
Hookbinders Union
Hoosevelt
Turner
Subi
Jillings
Stithnes
the Post
Winton
Stings
Government Printing Office
Bumoags
Stirlings
Hers Brad
Corbys
Corby
Ies
Brea Corbys
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Avadron
Greater Washington
South
Maurice Joyce
H.C. C. Stiles
Engraving House
Iowa
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Congressional Coffee
Atlantic & Pacifict
E Sts. N. W
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