The Luetgert Murder Trial Ends in Hung Jury
Chicago, Oct. 22. Adolph Luetgert faces a divided jury after 66 hours of deliberation as 12 men report no verdict on his murder trial. Nine vote for conviction with death penalty, three for acquittal. foreman says prospects of agreement are nil. The case centers on the alleged killing of Luetgert's wife and the disposal of her body in a vat.
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Chicago
Judge Tut- Hille Court
Adolph L. Duetgert
Heickhard
Boyd
Bibby
Mahoney
Behmile Jer
Hosmer
Shaw
Fransen
Fowler
Harley
Holabird
Barer
Ulue
Luetgert
She Hill
Adolph L. Luetgert
Louise Luetgert
Vieknese
Hermitage Avenue
Mary Slemering
Adolph
Luetwert
Wilson
Soilitt, Ills
Luetgert affidavit shocks Chicago murder trial
The Associated Press reports Luetgert’s sworn affidavit claiming his innocence and surprise at the murder verdict delay. He blames a contentious jury and a cautious lawyer, asserts his wife’s disappearance may end in her return, and cites public sentiment shifting in his favor. The article recounts the May 1 disappearance and ensuing investigative steps as authorities looked into his finances and alibis.
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Binkes
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Associated Press
Luetgert
Adolph L. Luetgert
Vincent
Adolph L. Luetghrd
Getohber
A. D
Min Sullivan
Wreck of the Buffalo-NY Central Train in Hudson River
A New York Central & Hudson River special train left New York bound for Buffalo and was derailed at dawn near Garrison’s station. The engine and several cars plunged into the river, 19 people reported dead, and officials blamed the undermined embankment and a washed-out track for the disaster.
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BH. A. Greene
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A. G. Mckay
van Etten
John Foyle
Mast Albany
John Q. Tompkins
H. G. Myers
Tremont
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Becker
Newark
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Fang Gin
Lst
Raily Aad
Mary Lindsmin
Utica
Chaguncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Garrisons
New York Central Road
Land Office Report Shows Drops in Public Domain Disposals
Washington October 37 The general land office commissioner Binger Hermann submits annual report detailing a year of declines in homestead entries and total public land disposals. Highlights include a 298 original homestead entries decrease, 5 870 100 acres fewer disposed, receipts $1 939 096 from public and Indian lands, with 22 097 agricultural patents issued covering about 5 193 920 acres.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Trade quiet gives time to test stability in markets
R G Dun and Co reports a pause after heavy September and early October buying across textiles iron and steel and boots and shoes. Stock replenishment shifted demand while wages rose and production expanded, laying groundwork for larger future activity. Malbires for the week show 2M in the United States and 60 in Canada versus last year.
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R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Dying by thousands in unhappy Cuba counts dead
A Havana dispatch reports reconcentrados in Chascapaba San Julign Melena Del Sur district fell to hunger and fever leaving only five survivors. Savana City notes frequent decedents in parks as authorities remove bodies before dawn.
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Savana
Photographic Growth of a Rose by Cinematograph Technique
M Michael Corday of the Ecole Polytechnique France uses a cine matograph to film a rose plant from growth to bloom. The sequence of photographs is projected on a screen to show plant development in a short time. The process could illustrate scientific experiments and natural processes evolving gradually. The text also includes a brief anecdote about Charles Frederick Chap and a note on Shiloh's Cure dietary claims.
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Thamubaedgy
M. Michael Corday
Ecole Polytechnique
France
M. Corday
Intervala
Charles Frederick
Washington
Crisp
Atlanta Constitution
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