Testimony Opens on Cronin Murder Case in Chicago
Grand jury indicts Daniel Coughlin P O Sullivan and Frank Black for the Cronin murder after a seven hour session. Witnesses, including John Carlson and wife, testify about the cottage raid and payment exchanges with Sullivan. Sullivan reportedly confesses to police and names other implicated persons amid claims of a vast conspiracy.
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Chicago
Grand’ Jury
Daniel Coughlin
P. O. Sullivan
Lake’View
Frank Black
Woodruff
P. H. Cronin
Black
Williamson
Longenecker
Alexander Sullivan
Irish Land League of America
Hubbard
Cronin
the Herald
Cornin
Clan-na- Gael
North Side
Luke Dillon
Philadelphia
John’ Carlson
Dr. Cronin
Frank ‘Williams
P.O. Sullivan
Williams
Carlson
Sullivan
Carlsons
P. C. Sullivan
Lake View
Capt. Schaack
Chicago swindler Feckinger arrested after long chase
A man who has troubled Chicago customs for a year, Morris Feckinger, identified as James Lee and John Cartright, was arrested. A former New York custom clerk, he swindled housewives by posing as a customs officer and claiming packages at the house saved duties by paying now, though no goods were at the customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Talla
Morris Fleckinger
New York
John Cartright
Feckinger
Custom House
Biennial Association Opens in Chicago With Delegates From Abroad
The Biennial Association of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars opened at First Methodist Church Chicago with W. W. Turnbull of Scotland presiding. Delegates from England Scotland Ireland Denmark Sweden India New South Wales South Africa attended. The group announced a membership over 750,000 and strong finances. Local lodges plan a reception that evening for the visitors. Late arrivals include W. W. Lane Nova Scotia and others from Canada and the United States.
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Chicago
Right Worthy Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Good Templars
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Turnbull
Scotland
Worthy
Chief Templar
England
C. W. Watson
M. P
Joseph Fallins
Woods Guy Haylor
W. Amery
India
Waller E.webb
New South Wales
Colling
South Africa
Theodora Schreiner
W. W. Lane
Nova Scotia
B. F. Parker
Wisconsin
Jessie Forsythe
Boston
Oronhyatekha
Canada
A. A. Brookbank
Indiana
S. Bailey
Virginia
Temperance Advocate Receives Warning From White Caps
Edward Murphy, a temperance advocate, received two threatening letters signed by White Caps, warning of vengeance for his support of prohibition. The first warned him to write his will by June 18 or die, the second showed skulls and noted he would answer after June 18. Murphy suspects the source and will verify.
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Pittsburg
Edward Murphy
Murphy
The
White Caps
T. E
White _Caps
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Pxon
Four Killed and Many Wounded in Kansas Cyclone
Emporia Kansas May 20 a violent wind storm near Clem ents thirty four miles west of Emporia left four known dead and many injured. Milton Brown and family members were among the wounded or dead as wires were down and trains brought scant reports. Conductor John Pantle described a square cloud with a white steam like base moving through timber destroying homes and lifting structures from foundations before crossing the Cottonwood river. A second pass along the same path indicated serious damage and more deaths beyond the rail line. A message sent to Strong City will summon doctors and aid.
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Emporia
Kan
Clements
Here
Milton Brown
Hita
John Pantle
Clemente
Cottonwood
Capt
Brown
Panule
Strong City
Clifton Holden Guilty of Murder in Minnesota Case
Clifton Holden was found guilty of first degree murder in Redwood Falls Minnesota for killing his cousin Frank Dodge. The verdict came after counsel and the judge’s charge. a new trial motion was denied and a special court is set for New Ulm July 30 to decide further steps. The article also notes related trials and incidents in Cincinnati and Ontario, plus an accident in Iowa and a Delta Gamma convention in Madison Wisconsin.
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Clifton Holden
Redwood Falls
Rose-Lufkin
Minn
Frank Dodge
New Ulm
Lufkin
Thomas Brown
t.Pabtr
Taylor Crum
Bismarck
Supreme Court
Moorhead
Crum
Hood's Sarsaparilla Publicity Claim for Child Health
In a testimonial from West Warren Massachusetts, Bigg.0. DL of Thompson shares that after vaccination last spring his two children broke out with running sores. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with cleansing the blood and invigorating the system, claiming the remedy cured them completely and kept them healthy since.
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Hood
Thompson
West Warren
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Bold Unique Strength
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a strong medicinal preparation with three peculiarities including emedial agents and process claims. The notice asserts cures hitherto unknown and mentions the product is sold by all druggists and made only by C. I. Hood & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts with a 100 dose bottle for one dollar.
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Hood
Register of Deeds
Lowell
Mass
Suvari Bey al Ener
Bank Street
New the City
C. I. Hood & CO
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Sohmer
New York College of Music
Vogt's Conservatory of Music
Villa Maria Convent
Montreal
Villa de Sales
Convent
Long Island
New York Normal Conservatory of Music
Philadel_phia Conservatory of Music
Brooklyn
Gottschalk
Postoffice
Winona Jobbers
T. J. Prhech
Barrels and Sutter Bubs
Doud, Sons & CO
Boots and Shoes
BE. W. Williams
Carl Hille
Frank & Kahn
H. D. Morse & Son
Gath City Carriage CO
Ockery- Gregoy Pe CO
Oal and Wood
Parkins & Mills
Winona Or Storage CO
H. Choate & C. Four
L. O. Porter Milling CO
Winona Mill CO
Stoit & Son
Foundry
Weill
Wn. M. Hurlbert
H. J. O'Neill
Preece & Latsch CO
R. L. Doud
B.S. Mehad
B. D. Cone Co
Westnindurated Fiber CO
Niet
Conana Eee Furnaces
Landon
Robert J. Scherefius
Schlitz Milwaukee Beer &Cigars
G. C. Baynton’s Sons
Schroh & Ahrens
Winona Wagon CO
Monire & CO
Heather
Belmer H. Leer
C. Smith
A the Puzzler
SMT Childrens Garage
Hata Sale
Geo. Hillyer
Center Street
rEn
HE. Blimer
West Third Sr
TRE Public
Purasep
Facowx
Rorat Bak.ng Pawns& Co
Wall Street, N.Y
OLD Ud
Winona
St, Pave
St, Louis
Mississippi Valley
Orrin F.smith
Fred. A. Bilg
Dubuque
Percy Swain
LA Crosse
ST. Paul
la Crocad
Lake Pepin
Jacob Richtman
Jonhss
West Chird
Insurance
A. 0
Dixon
Third Street
Ay Gile
Lamberton, Giles & Co
H. P. Hubbell
Insurance and Real Estate
Cummings
Vila
West Third Street
M. B. Buffum
Prentiss & Steven 5
Instance & Real Estate
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ifc
Umdrellas
Windsor
Nous
Duehap
ERY Powell
Phiadelphia
TAREE
Coughlin,Suleelivan
Herald
Curoano
the Times
Boldenweck
Schaack
Lakeview
Smith
Willard J. Smith
Frank Scanlan
Dr. Cronisi
Mr. Scanlan
South Bend
Sour Bend
Millard Williams
Chain Lakes
Ashland Avenue
Good Templars’ Convention
MR. Murphy
Lincoln, Neb
Burlington
Brotherhood
Austria
Prague
Wassington
Postoffice Department
Rome
Giordano Bruno
Papal Guards
Gen D’armes
Vatican
Calvin 8. Brice
Armatrong Grand Army Past
Lima
Ohio
Chase County
Cincinnati
Clifford Porter
Latonia
Covington
Loader
Galveston
Tex
Porter
Senator Goebel
Pycton
Ont
Lake Ontario
Point Peter Light
Wellington
Vienna
Podhajce
Austrian Galicia
Axaona
Iowa
G. L. Galbraith
National Delta Gamma
Madison
Wis
Delta Gamma
Medical
Riverside
Cal
Tece & Latsch-Co
Second St
J. A. Merigold & CO
TID & Wioiir
Oxford
Slade
Beat
Minnesota
East Third Street
Babcocek & Hlmer
Becehh & Scheellers
Winona Brewery
Bremer Kaiser
Pale Bohemian
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