Adams Jury Disagrees on Pase Will Be Trial Again
In Rathdrum Idaho on November 25 the Adams murder jury failed to reach a verdict after deliberating since Saturday night. Eight members favored acquittal to four for conviction in the August 1904 Marble Creek murder case. Clarence Darrow sought bail and immunity for Adams while pursuing the Pettibone case. sheriff records show an arrest warrant for Ed Boyle. Hawley vows to push Tyler case and other Western Federation of Miners prosecutions despite the deadlock.
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Clarence Darrow
sAdams
Adams
Colorado
Tyler
Bherif Batley
Shoshone County
Ed Boyle
Darrow
Pettibone
Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Horne Victims Resting Well After Kansas City Shooting
Gen gram R. C. Horne remains in police custody as two Post company leaders, D. Woodward and H. J. Groves, recover. Groves’ back bullet unlocated, Woodward’s arm bone shattered with possible amputation. prognosis uncertain. Also reports a fatal stabbing in Chattanooga, a precise accurate clock installed in Cleveland, a stormy Atlantic coast, three children lost at sea off California, and a pending security parade in Weston Indiana.
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Kansas City
Gengram
R. C. Horne
Kansas City Post
D. Woodward
The
Post Company
H. J. Groves
General Horne
Groves
Woodward
Dave Log
United States Manufactures Export Value Tops Billion
Washington reports fifteen billion dollars as the annual value of U S manufacturing production with exports totaling 1 086 000 000 for the year ended June 30 60 percent of all exports. Cotton cloths fell by over 21 million owing to tensions with China while 400 teachers may be hired in the Philippines for the next school year with starting salaries around 1 200.
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Washington
United States
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau
China
Philippine Islands
United States Civil Service Commission
Bloodshed in Lisbon. Clash Between Troops and Insurgents
Paris reports cautious but alarming signals from Portugal with arrests and a suspended newspaper under Premier Franco's rule. A Madrid dispatch hints at clashes in Lisbon with many killed and wounded as the crown prince banishment and fleet mutiny are denied by the embassy. The situation appears critical as Carlos backs Franco and election timing remains unresolved.
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Paris
Portugal
Franco
Carlos
Madrid
Bcho de Paris
Lisbon
Sunday Law Sanctions Probed by Chicago Detectives
Chicago volunteers from Law and Order League subsidiaries toured city saloons to gather evidence of Ismmois Sunday closing law violations. The findings will be shown to Cook County Grand Jury with aim to indict saloon keepers across Chicago's 35 wards under the state law, carrying fines up to 200 dollars and possible jail time.
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Chicago
Bome
Chicago Law and Order League
Ismmois
Cook County
Philippines
Washington
Bureau of Aneulas Atairs
Climax of Evangelistic Campaign Brings Converts in Washington
In Washington on November 26, the climax of the International YMCA evangelistic campaign occurred at Convention Hall. Fred B. Smith of New York urged keeping the Sabbath free from amusements while a powerful address inspired several hundred young men to seek Christ. Meanwhile in New York Navy Yard reports say former President Grover Cleveland is seriously ill at his Princeton home after a relapse of an intestinal ailment from June.
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Washington
International Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America
Fred B. Smith
New York
Smith
Grover Cleveland
New York Navy
Princeton
Farmers Sell Wheat as Normal Movement Returns
Farmers bring in grain and currency concerns ease as crop movement nears normal levels across Minnesota and North Dakota. Prices have slipped slightly prompting some sales, but overall elevator business is active again in Minneapolis and surrounding regions.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolisa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Utes Reach Rapid City Overland For Winter Work
Rapid City November 26. Sixty one Ute men with wives and children arrived from Cheyenne to camp three miles west of town. They will be employed by the Crouch railroad line for the winter under a government land lease of 1000 acres from G P Bennett.
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Crouch
Rapid City
Cheyenne Reservation
G. P. Bennett
Saloon Crusade Rises in New Orleans Prohibition Drive
In New Orleans on November 25 the crusade of prohibition begins with ministers from many churches urging the end of the liquor traffic as part of a broader reform effort. The movement mirrors similar crusades in the southern states and aims to transform the city into a "reformed" saloonfree community.
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New Orleans
South
Final Stages Seen in Broadley Case Trial
Washington November 25 The trial over Mrs. Bradley's shooting of Senator Brown enters its final stages with expert testimony on her mental state and detailed closing speeches planned by both sides. District Attorney Turner Baker and defense attorneys Hoover Wells prepare lengthy arguments while doctors from New Jersey Baltimore and New York testify on sanity amid growing public sympathy and unpaid expert services.
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Washington
Broadley
Mrs. Bradley
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Wells
Judge Powers
Turner
Baker
Britton D. Bynes
New Jersey State Hospital For
Charles D. Hill
Baltimore
Wilfred M. Barton
Georgetown College
E. Jelliffe
New York
Edward
Brush
Bradley
Thaws Second Trial Delayed in New York
The second trial of Harry Kendall Thaw is postponed again with no date in January likely. Both sides seek delay due to holiday jury selection difficulties and Thaw counsel seeking access to secret lunacy evidence. A possible change of venue is rumored if press hostility and extensive coverage hinder a fair trial.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Thawa
Thaw
New York County
Jerome
Kaiser Prolongs His Stay in High Cliffe
London reports Emperor William improving and extending his visit by one or two weeks. He plans short sea cruises and continues daily walks and motor drives near High Cliffe. The update notes the health gains and evolving plans during the stay.
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Kaiser
London
Emperor William
High Cliffe
Balloon Flight From Pittsfield Hopes For Long Distance
Nine adventurers will lift off from Pittsfield in the balloon All America for a long distance voyage. New York aeronaut Leo Stevens plans to pilot the craft as it ascends for an ambitious air journey starting today.
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Pittsfield
Mass
All America
Leo Stevens
New York
Listen and Learn from a Fortune Tale
A middle aged man urges a palmist to tell his wife’s fortune and warns against buying a car after predicting she will die in an automobile accident. The piece shifts to Professor Yarxley recalling anatomical details of the heart, noting the mitral valve on the left and a three flap valve on the right, teased with a bishop’s mitre memory cue.
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New York Press
Yarxley
Huxley
Fragmented legal notice and dialogue in World debate
A damaged OCR fragment shows a legal notice or broadcast style sample from The World with stray quotes and rural dialogue. The text mentions iron in human tissue and a passerby asking for a reference, then a hostile remark about Mrs Jones. The readable content is incomplete and non-structured.
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Will Recover
Chattanooga
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Garfield Hill
Nat Dixon
Dixon
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Case School
Smithsonian Institute
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Central
New Jersey
New England
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Gray’s Harbor
Rita Schotte
Ada Schotte
Plessie Buckman
Weston
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Callahan
St. Paul
Garson
Ter
Vesk Svigenes
UTES
Thunder Ay Lake
Port Dalhousie
Ont
Harrison
Westmount
Niagara Point
Harry Dunlop
Albert Dunlop
Charles Christmas
Ben
Frodden’s
Frudden Lumber
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Sone
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