Jury panel drawn as trial drags on in Baldwin case
Report describes jurors questioned by Prosecuting Attorney Josni con sumed that prompt jury selection would extend into the afternoon. The defense pressed on, with questions about Baldwin taking the stand and potential bias if past age 15 affected his guilt. Trial progress slows as other cases, including a burglary charge and a theft arraignment, unfold in court.
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Thins
Oegar
Jos
Bird
Baldwin
Mfr
Samp‘son
Jas
Gary
Mie
Peopin Sya
Lucas Pixley
J. N Sampson
Ma. Sahipada
Tit Moore
Leszua
Toledos
Justice Court 3
Toledo
Elieta
Justicg ‘Court
Mir
Sempson
First Baptist Church Morenci Event and Casualities
A fragment from Morenci’s First Baptist Church events recounts a birthday program with twenty young people in dated attire, plus remarks by Rev. Bat hotland and Rev Wim Driggs. It notes attendees, a missionary history, and post program refreshments. Marquette rail disaster death of a 24 year old, Mr Goorge Blatt and Tessie, funeral plans and local social notes accompany.
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Onan
Bathotland
Wim
Driggs
A. J. Subton
L.T. Pexter
Sea Sociaties
Mys
Chureh
Joseph Haranor
James Wilson
Bilward Clark
Joel Cartir
Isaac Barker
Janes Hough
Mx Hough
The
Chureah
Jol Enmp
William Binin
Adian
E Twanty Young Indias
Audi Vence
First Baptist Adorel
Morenci
Rett Blair
Hartford
Mich
Mint
é-Parc
Marquette Rail
Babs
Tisuche Ouwelter
Wiliam
Marques
Gooree Blatt
Tessie
Disorder at Dowie meeting as police bar crowd
A large crowd gathered at Dowie’s meeting as authorities blocked entrance and later refused new arrivals fearing a riot. Zion guards ejected Mrs Nation after interruptions, while Dowie defended order and criticized several clergymen. The Transcontinental Passenger Association weighs clergy rates amid regulatory concerns.
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Belor
Hage
Durwin
Polless
Niu Cnthie Nation
Geen
Dowle
Aldea
Dowle Bag
J. M. Buckley
Henson
Bark ‘Sores
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmented text shows garbled OCR from a local notice or schedule. No clear names or places are readable. Most items are indecipherable with missing dates times and actions.
Death at Indianapolis Sentinel building falls
Spectal to The Telegrams reports B Mors owner of the Indianapolis Sentinel died instantly after falling from the third story of the Sentinel building on a day in October 41S. Police and investigators begin routine inquiries into the fatal accident at the city landmark.
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Indianapolis
Ind
B. Mors
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
Robbers Break In Take Over 15000 From Mail Office
A fragmented Telegram story from Superior Wisconsin reports a burglary last night where thieves looted more than $16,000 in currency and stamps from a postal facility. The incident occurred October 21, with investigators tracing the break in to the city.
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Specia
Superior
Wis
Simran
Uncertain Waltz Denies Bowellot Charge Amid Murders Case
Court session opens with conflicting testimony as Waltz denies involvement in the murder of a boy. Witnesses place him near the scene or with the victim, while detectives claim strong identification. The trial proceeds as prosecutors seek to prove guilt beyond doubt.
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Arthur Allan
Jefferson Avenues
Svenlog
Voy
AL. Chonge Wilmaes
Elender
Waltz
Lem -Everettot
Vinewood Ave
Ates
Adam "Waltz
Champiain
Wiingse
Canada to Secede Plan Sparked by Boundary Ruling
In Montreal on October 11 Raymond Préfontaine, minister of public works, told Laurier's cabinet that the question of separation from Britain will be raised in parliament following the Alessian boundary tribunal decision. He said many Canadians have long dreamed of independence, signaling a constitutional shift amid regional tensions.
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Aioyta
Montreal
Raymond Preforitaine
Sly Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
News in Brief: scattered items from wars to arrests
Sixty battalions of troops called out in Selonica Monastir and Anatolia. The secretary of the Board of Trade, J Hart, killed himself. Rev W T Athon of Salem Ind missing at Detroit. Ebner Leavitt arraigned in Boston on fraud charges. Wumphrey declared in Peoria that Winola County jails to be cleaned before transporting prisoners. Steamer South Portland wrecked off Cape Blanco. 14 of 36 on board saved. Arbitral treaties between France Italy Holland Norway Sweden now tentative. New York audience reports one man arrested for disturbance. Hundreds observed driving erratically.
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Monastir
Anatolia
le J. Hart
St. Paul
Mimm
Board of Trade
Gbouling
W. T.atlen
Salem
Ind
Detroit
Mich
Ebner
Leavitt
Bostin
Mass
Boston
Wumphrey
Peoria
Winola County
South Portland
Portland
Ore
San
Pranciaca
Cape Blanco
France
Italy
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Neot
New York
Lansing meeting reveals race for grand secretary and finances
The afternoon session featured three reports, notes on Branch No. 38, and nominations for grand officers to be voted next June. Interest centers on the race for grand secretary following E H Whitney's retirement, with several candidates in the field. The finance report states Grand Secretary B H Wallner took in 83 79l 32 and turned dues into the treasury, while Grand Treasurer D B Pritchard logged receipts of 88 786 54 and disbursements of e total, leaving a substantial balance in the treasury.
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Etna
Lansing
Arpelter Hall
E H. Whitney
Finance Committee
B. H. Wallner
D. B. Pritchard
Adams Baker case lies open with Miss Adams testimony
Grand Rapids Oct 1 Miss Adams testified about her student life at Olivet and the Adams Baker breach case. She described letters showing deep affection but also unsettling advances by Baker at Reed City and at his home. Two ladies clubs urged that letters not be published in evidence.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Adams-Baker
Atternoon
Wis
Bater
Brisé Anans
Reed City
Baker
Steamer South Portland Sinks Off Reef After Collision
The steamer South Portland from Portland Oregon str Mr. Sunday night while loaded with wheat for San Francisco. Twenty five to fourteen passengers perished from exposure as they tried to abandon ship. Seven aboard Captain McIntyre’s boat survived and reached Port Orford alive. other survivors were rescued later, with many still missing and presumed lost.
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South Portland
Portland
San Francisco
Etrele
Raptein
John Bolmer
Sailor
Emen Nel Pasonswile
Eblaf
Cook
Willian
J. Wilson
Baltimore
L.baker
Alameda
Cal
Ro Bent
Nova Serling Albert
Bailey
North Dakota
Charlie Brute
Jamies Ward
Engingar
T. Pigzontonto
Ate- Inyre
Jandal
McIntyre
John Helmer
Emmanuel Passominos
W.J. Wilson
L. Baker
Suy
Port Orford
Catehing
Charles Bruce
James Ward
T. Pizzoni
John MeKot
J. Driscoll
W. Hughes
VW. Roberteanm
James Atrood
BH. Weber
Tf. Johnson
Charles Huann
Captain Melniere
Hisbert
Promotions for Pension Clerks Move by Merit Not Kin
Washington October 21 about forty pension clerks received promotions. Commissioner Warb urged promotion on record and merit, warning against recommendations by outsiders or relatives. He stressed that advancement should not be tied to family connections or political influence.
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Washington
Pension
Alee Haya
Warp
Jenly
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