Hung Jury Predicted As Thaw Trial Proceeds
New York April 19 with Thaw trial opening Jerome moves to limit report in lunacy commission dustion Fitzgerald overrules motion to test. Delmas begins argument citing Evelyn Nesbit Thaw life. Delmas asserts felonious assault by White and questions Nesbit’s mother, while jurors face long deliberations amid voluminous testimony and ongoing summations.
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New York
Jerome
Dustion Fitzgerald
Dr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Pitaxerald
Delmas
Delmas Wall
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
White
Vlyn Nesbit
Nesbit
Phan
Evelyn
Roethe Plans Private Ballot for Senatorial Question
Assemblyman Roethe of Wisconsin plans an unofficial district ballot to gauge senatorial sentiment. He will distribute sample ballots to polling places and canvass returns, with a promise to follow the majority view while funding comes from his own printing office.
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Madison
Wis
Roethe
Ond
Grant County
Volere
Koethe i
Vomona Cal Unclear Election Struggle in April
Fragmentary report describes heated polling and fears that trustees may be elected from wards in Vomona California to push a wide open town policy on liquor. Strong temperance sentiment opposes the move and vows to resist.
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Vomona
Cal
Chilvena
Delegates Andrews and Cannon Visit White House
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Delegates Andrews and Cannon at the White House. Preliminary drawings for paving offices in the Albuquerque federal building were approved, with final drawings being prepared for advertisement.
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Evening Citizen
Washington
Cannon
Andrews
White House
Albuquerque Federal Building
Puerto Cortez Falls to Nicaraguan Forces
Mobile reports indicate Puerto Cortez Honduras was taken by Nicaraguan troops around April 3 with no shots fired and Honduran surrender noted. Cable information from San Juan del Norte and officials in Washington confirm advancing troops and the disputed Central American situation.
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Washington
Puerto Cortez
State Department
Frederick M. Ryder
San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua
Honduras
Tru
Cree
Corea
State Bacon
Puller
Mobile
Fullam
United States
Marietta
Columbia
Puerto Cortex
Baron de Constant Go! Arrives in Washington for Roosevelt visit
Baron de Constant Go of France arrives in Washington from Cherbourg aboard La Savoie and plans a speech at the Carnegie Institute dedication in Pittsburgh. He is stopping at the White House as the guest of President Roosevelt ahead of attending a Hague conference.
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Baron DE Constant
Roose
Washington, D. C
W!s
France
West
Cherburg
la Savoie
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
White House
Roosevelt
Incubator baby case ends with Bleakley custody victory
Kansas Supreme Court rules Mrs Chare Lottee Bleakley is the mother and entitled to the child once claimed as Edith Brown. The decision follows Illinois rulings and reverses a Douglas County Kansas district court judgment. Court records recount the long custody saga involving the Barkleys and a nurse in St Louis.
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Topeka
Kan
Charelotte
Bleakley
Kansan Supreme Court
Douglas County
Douglas County District Court
Supreme Court
James G. Barkley
Stella Harkley
St. Louis Exposition
Edith Brown
St Louis
Charlotte &. Bleakley
Lawrence
Kas
Prnnae
Co A. Smart
Barkleys
Judge Smart
Ex-Ambassador White Attacks Cuba Statehood View
Ex-Ambassador Andrew D. White returned from Cuba and said the Cuban question is more serious than the Philippine problem. He described Cuba as a great negro state incapable of self-government and warned it would be a curse to the United States if made a state. The Washington coverage notes the Supreme Court hearing on the Damielle Howard case against Illinois Central Railroad, involving the Rail Act and the fellow servant rule.
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New York
Andrew D. White
Cuba
United States
Washington, D
Supreme Court of the US
Bonaparte
Damielle Howard
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
United Stateircuit Court
Western District of
Tennessee
Dr Hart Elected President Board of Health
The New Mexico Board of Health organized here and Dr Hart of Rate Pr leads as president. Dr John P F Pearque the vice president and Massie of Santa Fe the secretary. D Radcliffe of Belén, Carlbad, Smith, Janet Weatlake of Silver City compose the six other members. The board will remain in session for several days.
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Vaudev Lle
A. R. Ing
Santa Fe
Thin City
Julius Carsor
Riol
Handsome bronze figures crown Carnegie Institute front
The Carnegie Institute in Mittebure Pa nears completion with sixteen bronze statues. Four 16 foot main figures symbolize art music literature and science. Models by J Masney Rhind were cast in Naples Italy. Each figure rests on a small pedestal with allegorical figures and there is mention of Pelletio marmo material used for pillars.
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Bachi
Shakespeare
Gallles
Michael Angelo
J. Masney Rhind
New York
Naples
Italy
Carnegie Institute
Pelletio Mar Mo
General Land Office reorganized at Washington
General Land Office reorganizes field offices to improve efficiency. The chief of each division will oversee reports on local land fees and surveyors general offices, while a stronger force targets land frauds and illegal acquisitions. Union Pacific plans 100 miles of double tracking in Wyoming this year, costing about 8 million dollars.
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Washington
General Land Office
Surveyors General
Omaha
Union Pas Ettie
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Hanna
Rawlins
Robinson
Wamsutter
Rocksprings
Green River
Ecock Hill Invitation Tournament Opens
The Shinne cock Hills golf tournament opens today under the Metropolitan Golf association. The course is praised as ideal with strong competition expected for the president's cup, last contested in 1896.
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Ecock Hill
New York
Shinnecock Hills
Metropolitan Golf Association
Mtntion
Tobacco beds sabotaged by night riders in Kentucky and Tennessee
Reports from Hopkinsville Kentucky and Tennessee allege night riders sabotage tobacco plant beds belonging to nonjoiners of the Planters Protective Association. Marauders used grain seed salt to kill or choke beds, harming crops and provoking state legislative action to punish such interference.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Tennester
Alent
Association
Tennesson
Wall Street notes on railway finance and spring outlook
Rumors on Wall Street about credit for the vast railway improvements were dismissed as wrong and absurd. Notes issued last fall totaling 5 million dollars are being renewed or paid, with one million due June 1 and another on July 1. A meeting of the American Railway Association in Chicago will address storage, rails, and replacement issues amid recent rail breakdowns.
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New York
Wall Street
Brie
Betwer Steel
American Railway Association
Chicago
Supreme Court Declares Pines Is Not American
The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Isle of Pines is not American territory. In the Pearcy v Nevada N. Stranahan case, Chief Justice Fuller announced the opinion, stating the Isle of Pines had long been treated as part of Cuba before the Paris treaty. The article notes article 2 of the treaty included nearby islands such as Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Inne of Pines
United States Supreme Court
Edward 4
Pearcy
Nevada N. Stranahan
New York
Fuller
Isle of Plies
Cuba
To Rico
New York Rail Yard Fire Destroys Plant and Kills Fireman
A massive blaze at New York City railway's car barn and power plant caused estimated losses of 1.5 million dollars. More than 200 cars burned. the fire destroyed the plant save for the electrical department. Fireman Captain J. Ryan was killed. several others injured. Naval search for missing coal barge and ten men continues near Florida ports as crews recover a seized barge towed into Mayport.
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New York
New York City Railway
J. Ryan
Caesar
St. Augustine
Fla
Charleston
St. Louis
Navy Department
Fernando
Mayport
St.John’s River
Florida
Hunt case affirmed injunctive restraints on cotton exchange quotes
In an opinion by Justice McKenna the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the circuit court ruling in favor of the Nye Cotton Exchange of Memphis Tennessee. The suit sought an injunction to stop Clarence P Hunt a cotton broker from receiving or using its quotations contrary to exchange regulations. The injunction was granted.
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Washington
April
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court of the
United States Today
United States Circuit Court
Clarence P. Hunt
Memphis
Tenn
Nye Cotton Exchange
Exchange
Hunt
Electric Rail Link to Summit of Matterhorn Proposed
Two Swiss engineers seek a federal franchise to build an electric railway from Zermatt to the Matterhorn summit. The plan includes two sections, a tunnel route to Lac Now and a summit railway with a high gradient, housing facilities and a compressed air system for mountain sickness. Estimated cost is 10,000,000 francs and four years to complete. Opponents say it would commercialize a premier peak, with appeals from tennis clubs urging public opposition.
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Geneva
Federal Council
Zermatt
Matterhorn
First
Vox
Viege-Zermatt
Lac Now
Hoenn
Pinitte
Switzerland
Friburg and
Berne
Ainine Club
Miners Vote to Defy Industrial Workers in Goldfield District
In Goldfield Nevada a mass meeting of miners voted 768 in favor to oppose the Industrial Workers, with a 242 vote margin. They plan executive session and a secret ballot to ratify the measure and seek a resumption of work, while preparing to confer with mine owners. Diamondfield Jack Davis predicted full operation soon.
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Holdfield
Nev
Goldfield
Diamondfield
Jack Davis
Western Federation
Denver
Sis
Union Ni
Acton
Mln
Ines
Trafalgar Battleship Ashore Off Devonport Rocks
Devonport England April The battleship Trafalgar ran aground on rocks near Devil's Point as tide fell she remained fast in a dangerous position. Six tugs managed to refloat the ship an hour after she went aground and her stern is believed badly damaged.
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Devonport
England
Devil's Point
Blackburn Sails For The 1 Mas Ator Blackburn
Washington April 9 Senator Blackburn departs for Colon as chief of administration for the canal service. The move follows Magoon’s departure and Rogers failure. Blackburn to receive a salary of 14000 dollars a year as he assumes the post amid shifts in the governance of the canal zone.
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Washington
Mx-Renner Pueckbarh
Kentucky
Tages
Colon
Magoon
Blackburn
John Walsh Must Appear In Court Today
Court records indicate John Walsh is required to appear today to answer charges related to misappropriation of funds from a national bank. Proceedings set in federal court, details pending.
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John Walsh
AP Pear
Apell
Fed
Immigrations Bureau Faces Secretaryship Contest
Report from Santa Fe notes a shift in bureau members as they clash over electing a secretary and president. Macpherson seeks both posts as a reward for legislative work, with Fleming and Hble also pursuing the positions amid factional support and opposition.
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Sante Fe
Noom
Apel
Bureau of Immigration
D. AL Maep
Albuquenqule
George A. Fleming
Las Vegas
Josph W Hible
Hanover
Midates
ACM
Edwards
San Juan County
Macpherson
Hening
Mir Bibbe
Beng
Uit
Maof Roswell
Haley
Capitan
Simp Democrat
Menitt
Fleming
Hemiga
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Garaguans Cfp
Ceiba
Bacon
Puerto Cortes
Mrs. Bleakley
Kansas
Immigration Bureau
DR. Hart
Board OF Health
Union Pacific
THE
Miceo
Isle OF Pines
C. P. Hunt
NEW York Car Line
Pire
Rife Mt
Industrial Workers Union
el Hoons
Ator Blackburn
Danny
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