Patterson fate rests with jury in New York trial
In New York on December 21 Judge Vernon Davis sent the Nan Patterson jury home after hearings by Abraham Levy and Marcus Rand. Levy urged acquittal, invoking sin and compassion while Rand pressed the prosecution’s case that Patterson killed Cesar Young. The trial resumes with closing arguments and the jury to decide if she faces life or death.
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New York
Vernon Davis
Nan Patterson
Davis
Abraham Levys
Rand
Lewys
Washington
Levy
Tim
Lim
Ola Mat
Men
Oak
McKund
Mire Patterson
Ted
Piilosely
Caeser Young
Guider
Stoner
Verge
Kane
J. Morgan Smith
Nile
Bnpresiawe
Young
Patterson
Mr. Hand
Mr. Rand
Lavy
Eolse
Hull
Abraham Levy
Seading
Miga Pattersen
Davis Ty
Volcome Pointe
Kle Aemt
Twer
Defenss Renewel
Mothon
Justis Davis
Mise Patterson
Ran
Hawe
Morey Smith
Taewy
Peadon
Miss Patterson
Missa Patterson
Ab Sierma
Paawnshop
Jaiees
Liee
Dremiati
Hosees
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Woo
Tins
Mr Toond
Younse
Stern
Caser Young
Thortson
Lewy
Rood
de Pivelpa
Yeoma
Meroe
Mies Patterson
Coupeel
Congress Adjourns for Holidays in House
Congress adjourned for recess after heated debate over an inaugural resolution and quorum demands. In Washington the session shifted to post holiday consideration with discussions on a pension building ball and senate action. Secretary Taft and Colonel Madwards finalized a draft bill revising the pipeline tariff for congressional representation.
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D.C
Dee
Mann
Pitts
House of Representatives
Merrill
Pennsylvania
Committee
District of Colombia
Senate
Asheretofore
Buat Mé
Uiderwood
Alabama
Mang
Jonmers
1.C
Taft
Madwards
Incuiar Bureau
War Department
Congress
Suburban College Clash Leaves Columbia Subway Station Damaged
Kingdon Gould thwarted five sophomores by firing over their heads prompting a huge inter class brawl near the Broadway 216th Street subway. Over 300 freshmen and sophomores clashed, stopping traffic and wrecking the station glass doors. no serious injuries reported as fighting paused after several hours and would continue after lectures.
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New York
Columbia University
Kingdon Gould
Sophmores
Keppel
Kingston Gould
Broadway
216Th Street
Young Gould
Holbert
Chiss
116Th Street
PP. von Salzt
Washington’s Swell Club Hit By Fire Loss Up to 100000
The Metropolitan club house, home of the Cre mont fashionable club in Washington, was gutted by fire today. Estimated loss ranges from 60 000 to 100 000, partly insured. The club includes many prominent public figures among its large membership.
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Washington
Metropolitan Club
Cremont Fashionable Club
Indictments Target First Families of Oregon in Land Fraud Case
A grand jury in Portland returns the first sensational indictment in the federal land fraud investigations. Franklin Pierce Mays and Horace K McKinley are charged with conspiring to defraud the United States by forged homestead affidavits and false claims. Also named are A K Puter, Mamie Wilson, Marie Ware, Robert W Simpson, John Dewd and Richard Poe. The scheme allegedly used fraudulent applications and forged affidavits dated December 23, 1901, with no real residents or valid consideration on lands claimed.
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Portland
Ore
Feder
Pranklin Pierce Mays
Oregon
Arso
Horace K. McKinley
A. K. Puter
Mmma
Ed. Wilson
Marie Ware
Robert W. Simpson
John Dee
Richard Poe
Faree
Puter
MeKinley
Deadly feud on Mexican border tied to miners
John F Pagan and A R Troxel were bound over to the territorial grand jury on murder charges for the killing of three Mexicans and for wounding saloon keeper Harry Crawel at the Silver Bell mines. The dispute arose from a fight between American and Mexican miners.
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Tucson
Avia
Johm F Pagan
A. RB Troxel
Territorial
Harry Crawel
Siiver Bell
Bart
Runaway Derrick Dents Battle Ship in Turbulent Sea Clash
A runaway derrick on a battleship caused damage during a fierce gale as ships Texas Tillnois Kentucks Tacoma and Minneapolis contended. The Derrik veered toward the Yale and Minneapola near the deck, striking and injuring no crew. Separately, Uiver cotton manufacturers pledge arbitration with the National Textile Federation after a meeting in Westerming.
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Texas
Tillnois
Kentucks
Tacoma
Minneapolia
Hereiffes
Connecticut
Iewang
London Fog Disrupts Traffic and Panic Across Center
In dense London fog the city faced severe disruption with crowding near Trafalgar Square and West End streets. Passengers and police endured hysteria as vehicles stalled and pedestrians struggled, while rumors and searches swirled around trains and congestion at stations.
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Bern
London
West End
Trafalgar Square
Cohen
Shereta Tag
Cathy Ant
Motlorteas
Hawen Ake
Annie
Mount Cutler murder mystery deepens with new clue
A bottle of carbolic vodka and a partially destroyed label found within fifty feet of the murdered girl's body shift investigators toward a druggist's possible involvement. Nearby a linen handkerchief marked DD f appears as a potential link in the Mount Cutler case.
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Petsion
Important meeting in Las Cruces today draws large delegation
A huge turnout is anticipated as Las Cruces hosts a convention to form the Texas Water Users Association. Delegates from El Paso and various parts of the valley travel to Las Cruces for discussions on cooperative water management and regional duties.
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Las Cruces
Morning Journal
N. M
Dee
Texas Water Users Association
Tylus Cruces
EL Pose
Manta Fe
Paso
Mechile Valley
New Mexico Journal of Education Plans Twenty Four Page Issue
Morning Journal reports the New Mexico Journal of Education will debut next week as a twenty four page pullout with editor David Weed and Hielwrch Davideen guiding. The piece notes regular contributors and aims to elevate territorial education. other items include a Las Vegas wedding and local deaths. horse racing bets at the driving park draw attention.
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Morning Journal
Las Vex
New Mexico Journal of Education
Seligol
James J. McNary
L’hartes
Ute Editare Mid Publietpers
Ontivibautore
Davideon Weed
Hielwrch Davideen
Ron
Julia W. Lower
Joe Vegon
Davideen
Las Vegas
Tore Lorene Agusta
Juan Gallegos
Doe McKinley
Must
Denver
Posey
J. D
Focal Folk
Port Arthur Siege Escalates Amid Chinese New Year Threats
December reports from Mukden and Port Arthur describe a massive Japanese buildup with 60 000 reinforcements sought, renewed shelling of enemy hospitals and forts, and plans for an unprecedented assault. Brigades under General Stoessel and General Nogi exchange letters about humanitarian concerns and bombardment limits as winter cold and heavy fighting continue.
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London
Che Foo
Lady Mitchell
Port Arthur
Nogt
Japan
Mukden
Kaulbars
Third Army
Harbin
Cleonerals Sakharof
Bilderling
Kawl
Chopsetumutun
Kuropatkin
Siomintin Cabout
Hlnreamotet
Isehenke
Druexhen
Horsamotet
pencRe
Haryamatomi
Matvel
Khant
Stoessel
Tokio
Tree
Hornshof
Nogi
Major Baile
Ariga
Salichine
Bloesmel
Red Cross
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Turing
Che Bengered
Mexandra
Teave Lowden
Seandringham
Aviei
Leckingtwn Palace
Mount Cutler
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