Verdict of Not Guilty Is Loudly Cheered in Kentucky
Lexington May 23 jury in the case of Judge James Ho Harris charged with the murder of Thomas Cockrill returned a verdict of not guilty. Cheers erupted from Harris supporters as the court heard the verdict. The case involved alleged conspiracy with Alexander and Albert Hargis and Howard Callahan, linked to the Cockrill killing in Jackson in 1904.
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Lexington
James Ho Harris
Thomas Cockrill
Hargis
Alexander and
Albert Hargis
Howard Callahan
Cocckrill
Cockrill
Jackson
Ed Callahan
Cockriff
B.D. Cox
J. B. Marcum
Trial resumes in Mrs Eddy case in Concord New Hampshire
A large Christian Scientist crowd gathers at Merrimac county court house as the next friends sue Calvin A Frye and others for an accounting of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's estate. Judge Chamberlain will rule later on Eddy's capacity and keep focus on trustees intervention.
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N. O
Merrimac County Court House
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Reddy
Ay Hike
Chamberlain
Eddy
Merchants of Maiden Lane Swindle Victims Seek Boeck
New York May 23 a half dozen firms on Maiden Lane seek Edward J Boeck diamond broker to account for gems valued at one to two hundred thousand dollars he arranged to sell to alleged wealthy clients Boeck has disappeared and the grand jury continues probing the case
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New York
Shame of Stripes Breaches Hummel in Prison Breakdown
New York May 23 avrah Hummel the lawyer serving a sentence in Blackwell's Island for conspiracy has broken down. He spent a sleepless night and could not rise at roll call. He hid on his cot, refused food, and appeared a shadow as ward staff summoned doctors. He was moved to the capital ward in a state of utter collapse.
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New York
Avrahe Hummel
Blackwell's Inland
Hummel
Rlsitz
Welconers
Lerax
Warren
J. Muctha
Martha
Ehans
MUA
Be. CN
Dans
Ward
DA McAuline
Manhattan
Wenteo Sem
Hiern
Demons Attack Girl Victim in Knife Killing Plot
A 15 year old girl is attacked by a male suspect after he expresses vile intentions. The assailant used a knife in the assault, resulting in a fatal incident. Police report ongoing investigation and efforts to locate the suspect.
Police Have No Clue To The Murderer
New York May 29 After a long night the police have no definite lead to the identity of the killer of Amelia Charlotte Stitfeldt found with a knife wound in a field at Elmhurst Queens yesterday Detectives suspect an insane man due to the grotesque nature of the crime Joseph Engle a farmhand who saw a man running across the fort near the scene says the man's eyes were a craving stare that startled him
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New York
Amelia Charlotte Stitfeldt
Elmharet
Queensborough
Joseph Engle
President Roosevelt to attend Inter Collegiate Regatta on Hudson
New York, May announces Roosevelt expects to be at the inter collegiate regatta on the Hudson on June 28. The presence of the Annapolis crew in the race draws interest from the President. Japs and Yankees interview with General Kuroki praises the United States and anticipates no immediate clash.
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Roosevelt
Hudson River
Annapolis
The
Herald Today
Kuroki
Japan
United States
Plot to Kill the Czar Exploded in St. Petersburg
The Novoe Vremya reports Stolypin's account that conspirators gained entry to the palace service. Letters show ties to American anarchists and deserters in America. They aimed to trigger one massive explosion to kill the czar and all royal inmates.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Stolypin
America
Royal Palace
Cowan Convicted in Mail Fraud Case Over Hearstfeld Claim
Dallas May 23 Joseph T. Cowan a Dallas man was convicted yesterday on fraud charges arising from a land deal in New York City Hearstfeld claim. Six counts allege he used the mails to obtain funds from supposed heirs, collecting about 225000.990 for his papers and titles.
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Dallas
Texas
New York City
Joseph T. Cowan
D A Martin Found Dead in Bisbee Arizona
D A Martin was found dead in bed at his room on Clawson hill Bisbee Tuesday morning. Officials suspect cyanide poisoning as the cause after initial heart disease thoughts. He was 24, had worked at a local store, and was connected with the Knights of Pythias and the YMCA. He recently sought a management position at Copper Queen Douglas.
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Martin
Tie
Douglas
Fey
Bik
Knigita
Great Mohonk Peace Conference Still Talking
Mohonk Lake session focused on spreading peace propaganda through schools and colleges. Addresses by Elmer E. Brown and Andrew S. Draper highlighted education's role in peace, with debate over Roosevelt's portrayal as a “killer,” while other participants defended Roosevelt and discussed broader public acceptance.
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Great Mohonk
Mohonk
N.Y
Lake Mohonk
Elmer E. Brown
United States
Andrew S. Draper
New York State
Chicago grand jury probes alleged medical protection racket
Chicago grand jury began an exhaustive examination of a sensational charge that midwives and doctors in the city paid protection money for illegal surgical operations. It has indicted Dr. Lucy Hagenow in connection with the death of Lala Madison of Salt Lake City as the probe widens.
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Chicago
Lucy Hagenow
Lala Madison
Salt Lake City
Mrs William McKinley In Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs William McKinley widow of the late President McKinley suffered a stroke this afternoon in Canton Ohio around 2 o clock. Her physician Dr O E Poeteman said there was hope of recovery though she remained unconscious. General Reed came to Canton and a conference of physicians was set to decide on life-saving treatment.
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Ohio
William McKinley
MacKinley
O EB. Poeteman
Drought Strikes Nebraska Wheat as Storms Break Across State
May 23 reports from Brooklyn New York describe severe weather and strikes on a farm near Larkin. In Nebraska a drought devastates wheat fields as a cold front moves through during May. Local growers brace for continued losses and seek relief measures.
Governor's guard keeps peaceful duties in Idaho
In Boles Idaho May 22 Eugene Johnson serves as the governor's bodyguard and detective amid trials involving Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. Officials say Johnson protects Gov Gooding while unrest around arrests lingers yet he rarely contacts the governor, spending most days in routine duties.
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Boles
Idaho
Eugene Johnson
Gov. Gooding
Koiaie
Moyer
Haywood
Gov, Gooding
Five Jurors in Bok for Trial of Schmitz
Bat Pranetsen reports on May 23 that the creation of July 4 isy Mayor Scheidt's proceeding this morning as four jurors were tentatively accepted, bringing the pool to five plus potential peremptory challenges for the trial of Schmitz.
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Schmitz
Bat Pranetsen
Isy
Scheidta
Murderer Louis Ey Tinge Begins Life Sentence
Louis Ey Tinge, known as Louie V. Eytinge, was found guilty of murdering John Leight in Wisconsin. Eytinge, suffering lung trouble, killed Leight during a desert crossing and fled with his money. He was captured in San Francisco, brought back, and sentenced in Yuma to life imprisonment.
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Mase Eytinge
John Leieht
Shehoyman
Leleht
Kytinge
San Francisco
Silver City Gold Washing Prospects Stir Milwaukee Syndicate
A Milwaukee led syndicate headed by William Linx reports free gold in the arroyo near Silver City, with a dry washer plant seven miles below the city proving safe and potentially profitable. Operations resumed after prior failures, as improved methods aim to confirm a paying wash. Local notes say Linx visited Silver City about a year ago and conducted dry washing experiments. The report also mentions Louis Wool Market in St Louis with wool prices listed.
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Milwaukee
William Linx
Soseful
Willan Link
Woo. Tenney
Udeepolitn
Maine
Hotels of Paris Refuse Corey and Mabell e
Core y and Mabell e were turned away by Paris hotels in a local lodging row. The incident highlights tension between guests and accommodations and raises questions about access and discrimination within the hospitality sector.
Paris Bride and Coreys Secluded Voyage Home
William B. Corey and Mabelle Gilman, newly married, spent their honeymoon aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II, confined to private compartments and guarded by servants. The couple’s arrival in Cherbourg led to a rapid, secluded transfer to Paris, where they sought privacy in exclusive hotels that proved unavailable.
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William EB. Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Chateau Villegensis
Cherbourg
New York
Corey
Chauteau
Allence
Coreys
Yislife
Bned
John
Clark
United States Steel Corporation
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Ming
Paria
Treat Talks 10 Missouri Editors on Banking Reform
Treat argues national bank system serves national needs better than any other system. He supports reform to retain stability and favors Lands allocations of itcations, criticizes revolutionary currency ideas. Kansas City May 23.
Gold excitement in Coyote Canyon draws prospectors
The Mangano mountains claim a potential great ore strike near Coyote Canyon. Oxendine's mine shaft shows a twelve inch vein in quartsite formation, spurring an influx of investors and local figures from Albuquerque and nearby towns. Rosenfield brothers back the project as fears of land being rapidly staked rise. County officials and real estate figures expect eastern capital if ore reports confirm rich returns.
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Mangano Mountains
G. Oxendine
Evening Citizen
Altacauerque
Albusquerque
Coyote
Hell Canyons
Leavenworth
Kan
Moenfield
St. Joseph
L. G. Rosenfield
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Chamberlain
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Coamberian
Ag Re
McEllory
Albuquerque
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Oxendine
Wooten
Tieras
Harris
H. Ho Harris
Mount Taylor Wa
Mangane National Forest
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