Washington murder trial of Mrs Bonine opens in DC court
U S government prosecutors led by District Attorney Ashley M Gould and Hugh Taggart begin trial against Mrs Lolanda Henry Bonnie for the murder of James Seymour Ayres Jr before Justice Job Barnard. Key witness list includes 60 locals as defense argues potential manslaughter verdict.
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Washington
United States
Atorney
Ashley M. Gould
Hugh Taggart
Lolanda Henry Bonnie
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Job Barnard
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Bonnie
Chas. A. Douglass
Creed M. Fulton
B. Keene
Mra. Bonine
Mrs. Bonine
United States to Control the Canal Treaty Signed
Washington reports the Isthmian Canal treaty was signed at 12 05 pm by Lord Pauncefote and John M Hay. The Panama Canal Commission has closed. A bill for 20 000 000 a year for ten years to build the Nicaraguan canal is expected. The treaty would permit U S control to defend and close the canal in wartime.
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Washington
State Department
Lord Pauncefote
Great Botany
John May
United States
Tathonon Oanat Commission
Congress
Senate
New York diamond broker robbed in Portland hotel
GEMS Portland Ore Nov 18 Spl 1 F Lowenthal a diamond broker from New York was robbed of diamonds valued at 10000 and gold worth 200 in the Portland hotel last night. There are no clues.
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Portland
Ore
F. Lowenthal
New York
Honoring Hebrew Community at Edward Coronation
The Post reports that among King Edward's coronation honors an earldom to Lord Rothschild, the noted banker, will be conferred as a compliment to the Hebrew community. The item appears in Birmingham Hug. dated November 18.
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Edward
Lord Rothschild
Senator Depew to wed on Christmas Day in Paris
New York, Nov. 18. Senator Chauncey M. Depew to marry Miss May Palmer on Christmas Day in Paris. He plans a world trip before the ceremony, with speaking engagements in Charleston and Washington, then a return to New York and to establish a home there. He will keep an establishment in Washington during Senate sessions.
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Senator Depew
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Paris
Lvely
Sam
Tam Dne
Charleston, & C
Washington
Senate
France
May Palmer
Chauncey Mitchell Depew
Police officer Sherwell charged with Lena Renner murder
Evansville Indiana November 18 Coroner Joan P Walker and deputy Matt Perry report a police officer Wilbur E Sherwell arrested and formally charged with the murder of Lena Renner whose body was found face down on a stake on Slaughter avenue last week The case rests on circumstantial evidence and calls for a solid alibi to refute the accusation
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Evansville
Ind
Vaccination Fear Follows Lockjaw Cases in New Jersey
In New Jersey on November 14 eight lockjaw cases linked to compulsory school vaccination alarm parents. Six deaths noted, spreading fear and anger over the ordinance, with calls for safety and scrutiny from communities facing thousands of children.
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Damien
N. J
Two U S Marshals Found Dead in Cabin Ruins
In Oxford Mississippi deputies John and Hugh Montgomery were discovered dead in a cabin ruin near Wil Mathis’s property. Both skulls crushed, the house torn apart to hide the crime. Will Mathis, pursued on counterfeiting charges, is sought by federal authorities after being sued by citizens.
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Oxford
Miss
John
Hugh Montgomery
United States
Wil Mathis
Will Maths
Gas Escape Endangers Residents at Sun Day Boarding House
Gas escaping from a furnace at 115 South Prospect Street in Mrs. Rachel Milligan's boarding house endangered several people Sunday morning. Roy Goard was unconscious when found and two physicians treated him for about an hour before he recovered. The furnace had burned overnight and the flame went out, allowing vapor to fill the house through registers. Also affected were James McBeth and other occupants.
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Rachel Milligan
South Prospect St
Roy Goard
Roy Gord
James McBeth
Con Mene Clara Javene Overcome Under Paralyzing Mite
Fred Hi and Clara Javene were affected by a con Mite incident with efforts to overcome the condition. The report notes the affected parties and their response to the health challenge.
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Fred Hi
Clara
Tilly
Philadelphia Woman Sent to Prison in London Case
London dispatch reports Mine Bust ywick of Philadelphia received six months in the second division prison after being arrested in September for attempting to swindle a London stock broker by robing stock certificates.
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London
Philadelphia
Mulford arraigned on embezzlement forgery and perjury charges
Columbus bond court arraigned SpListonn M Mulford on three embezzlement three forgery and one perjury counts. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the January grand jury with $4 000 bond signed by eight prominent business men. Mulford declined to comment until trial.
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Columbus
M. Mulford
American Insurance Union
Mulford
W Dg
Married Chief Durkin Weds Elizabeth Tulley in Akron
Chief of Police John F. Durkin and Elizabeth Tulley were married at St. Mary's church at 5 AM on Monday. They will be away two weeks for a wedding trip to Gleveland and Alabama visits before starting housekeeping at the East Exchange Street home. Captain Gullet fills the chief’s duties in his absence.
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John F. Durkin
Elizabeth Tulley
McCoyst
Joseph Clark
St. Mary's Church
Gleveland
Akron
Alston
East Exchange St
Durgin
Guillet
Gathmann Gun Trials Fail To Meet Hopes Again
The Gathmann gun's second trial on Saturday and Sunday failed to achieve its intended effect, disappointing inventor Gathmann who has spent a dozen years on the device. He maintains a partial victory and promises further tests, arguing the weapon could destroy ships by firing guncotton bombs that do not explode in the air but act on the target.
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New York
Gathmann
Morald
Gathmenn
Inventor defies defeat on sand filled shell test
The article describes Will disputing defeat conclusions and proposing sand filled projectiles as a test. It notes a Gathmann shell filled with sand might produce similar effects to the gun cotton shell. Ordnance men discuss a solid core projectile that penetrated steel armor and damaged a behind structure in an experimental context.
Madden Defends Bublin's Action in Fight
Billy Madden wires from San Francisco defending Gus Bublin for throwing in the sponge to save his opponent from excessive punishment. Rubin’s late-round stoppage left him uninjured, though critics question his nerve. Receipts from the San Francisco bout approached $35,000 with purses split 65 percent to the fighters.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rublin
Rubin
Jef
Ruslin
Proposer Seeks Robber Cooperation In Pearl Theft
Akron police received a circular from W. D. Burd of Black Rock Arkansas claiming robbers operate as an organized company with a president secretary and agents. He proposes to connect with robbery agents to return a stolen pearl collection from a Black Rock bank offering profit and no arrests if the pearls are recovered.
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Akron
W. D. Burd
Black Rock
Ark
Bhaeels
Explosion injures man at South High street home
A Monday morning blast at a residence on 10 South High Street severely burned Onleer Chis Doerker. He was not on duty for digging when the accident occurred at a nearby store.
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S10 South High #1
Onleer Chis
Doerker
Dig
Police Authority Request by Clocence Marshall
Police official Clocence Marshall petitions city commissioners to extend special police authority. He seeks to obtain a decree allowing him to assist the regular force more frequently at the Dimond Rubber Co. plant and other sites.
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Clocence Marshall
Thy Dimond Rubber Co
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Hug
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Marie Eastwick
Bond
John W. Mulford
Grand Jury
Chief Durkin
Bride Away
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Gus Bublin
Billy
The
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Guy Rublin
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Weesenes
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Doerler
Diamond Rubber Co
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