Serious charge against ball player in Santa Fe case
A new complaint charges Gus Hedling, a former Wichita baseball player, with criminal assault on Mrs. Rose Annett of Aspen in a Santa Fe Pullman sleeper. A death of her unborn babe is alleged. a warrant was issued and Hedling’s hearing set for Monday before Judge John Ro McFie. The prosecution intends to call the woman and train crew as witnesses.
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The
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Gus Hedling
Wichita
Rose Annet
Aspen
Colo
Santa Fe County
Cartwright
Green
Santa Fe Railway Company
Colorado
Roc Gortner
John Ro McFie
Hettling
Annett
McFie
Travdomen
No Indictments for Express Robbery in Colfax County
After a ten day session the Colfax county grand jury adjourned without indicting many suspects in the $35,000 Wells Fargo express robbery at French last April. The panel, which had been expected to press strong cases, returned sixty charges and forty true bills, yet chose not to pursue indictments for the Sunday law violations or the express robbery. Frank Goodman Jack Goodman and Benoit Stuck were found not guilty of murder in East Raton.
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Grand Jnty
Jeweler Fatally Shot by Thief in New York Robbery
Maurice Tannenhols, Lexington Avenue jeweler, was shot multiple times during a bold robbery. A man posing as a friend of President Andrews presented a fake letter, selected a pair of earrings, then fled in a taxi after Tannenhols gave chase. the jeweler survived to be hospitalized.
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New York
Maurice Tannenhols
Lexington Avenue Jeweler
Constant A Andrews
United States
Tannehols
Andrewes
George H. Leopold
Leopold
Tanneholst
Tannenhols Wood
Tanneholz
Juror Illness Delays Trial of Morse and Curtis
In New York on October 22 a juror fell ill delaying the trial of banker Charles W. Morse and A M Curtis of the National Bank of North America on charges under federal banking laws. Jurors are housed under guard at the Hotel Astor as Judge Shownah directs safety measures amid questions of a possible cousin relationship to the district attorney.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
A. M. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Gordon Wendall
Wendall
United States
Dorr
Morse
Curtis
Hotel Astor
Jiulge Hhowneh
Federal Deputies Said to Be Secret U S Marshals
The text contends that under United States Marshal Henkel the deputies are nominal and act as federal secret officers sworn in by US Commissioner Shields to fulfill a statute placing the jury under a deputy marshal.
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United States
Henkel
Shields
Austro-Hungarian Hope for Peaceful Settlement
Budapest reports Baron Von Aeherenthal denied breaking off negotiations with Turkey over Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Sanjak of Novibar. He voiced cautious hope for an international congress if prearranged and aligned with Austro-Hungarian views. He predicted Serb agitation would soon subside.
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Budapest
Foreign Affairs Committee
Baron von Aeherenthal
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Noviazar
Servia
Appellate ruling orders bail for Price in Wilfley case
The U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco ruled that Ls Tt Price should be admitted to bail set at 1000 pending appeal of a three month sentence for assault with a dangerous weapon by Judge Wilfley of Shanghai. The decision overturns the Shanghai judge’s denial of bail and clarifies federal practice on bail during appeals.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilfley
Shanghai
China
Ls Tt. Price
Price
United States
Secretary of the State
Prive’ Attornesy
Hitchcock Goes West Today in campaign schedule shift
Morning Journal reports Chairman Hitchcock postponed his departure for Chicago to tomorrow afternoon after meeting visitors including Charles Taft. Publicity bureaus for both parties rearranged taft and bryan dates, with Bryan set to speak at Port Chester in the morning and Taft at 3 pm the same day.
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Hitchccock
Republican National Committees
Chicago
Charles Po Taft
Oto
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Port Chester
Bryan
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Weert Street
Cunard Steamship Company
Lafayette Place
Union Square
Broadway Path
Union League Club
East Side
Thalia Theater
Camp Hughes
Camp Taft
Fifth Avenue
Madison Supere Garden
Gompers Wins Vote of Confidence in Illinois
In Peoria Illinois the Illinois State Federation of Labor approved a vote of confidence for Samuel Gompers and condemned one man rule. The convention endorsed AFL policy to elect friends and defeat enemies and censured Speaker Edward F Shurtleff for blocking employer liability bills. Interurban trainmen and Brotherhood of Electric Trainmen were condemned as monopolistic creations.
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Peoria
Samuel Geompete
Pilneis State Federation of Labor
Illinois State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Ilinois
Edward F. Shurtleff
Ilinois House
Interurban Trainmen
Brotherhood of Electric Trainmen
Nevada Miners Fall Into Deep Shaft at Ramsey
Three miners dropped sixty five feet into the Rattler mine shaft at Ramsey. Two are gravely injured and transported to Reno for treatment. Maga roll suffered a broken back but walked 20 miles to medical care. Hultz has a broken limb and dislocated shoulder with ear torn. recovery expected. Mararedi escaped with minor bruises.
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Reno, Neyel
Ramsey Westerday
Reno
C. Magaroll
Peter Hultz
Unusual Confession Marks Arizona Wife Murder Case
In Holbrook Arizona Juan Ortega confessed in district court he killed his wife saying she was untrue and he preferred she be dead. Judge Sloan sentenced him to life imprisonment after the confession. Other cases included burglars Green Martinez Raglan and Bell with varied outcomes and several divorce suits.
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Moening Journal
Holbrook, Ariz
Juan Ortega
Winslow
Sloan
Ortega
Henry Green
Antonio Martines
Pell
Ludlen
Raglan
Charles Flinn
Martinez
Green
Bell
Railround
Thumb
Pesesie Phim
Leon Parker
David Parker
Mrs Parker
San Francisco Ships No Longer Fumigated
Washington reports Surgeon General Wyman has ordered the end of outward vessel fumigation in San Francisco after eight months with no plague deaths. Despite removing about 140 inspectors, the rat control program continues at reduced force to safeguard other ports.
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Washington
San Francisco
Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Sureen
Effort to Link Gompers to Boycott and Labor Leaders
Depositions in Washington aim to prove Samuel Gompers, Mitchell, and AFL leaders influenced a boycott against Buck Steve and Range Co. Contempt charges loom. Witnesses A B Ginautt and Charles P L Atherton deny involvement. questions touch on Manufacturers and Citizens associations influencing Republican platforms and labor legislation.
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Davenport
Witnerses
Templars Conclave Accounts Heavy Masonic Meeting in New Mexico
The Grand Commandery of New Mexico held a long three day Masonic conclave in Albuquerque with officers named for the coming year. Notable guest Frank Pierce of San Francisco attended as Grand Captain General of the Grand Encampment.
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Grand Commandery of
New Mexico
Masonic Temple
Masonic Order
Yvetterday
Venelave
O L. Gregory
East Las Vegas
J. H Wroth
Albuquerdau
Chand Cioner Valcotime
John WW
Roswell
Genecraleed
J. Kelly
Bilver City
J. W. Willson
D. Stevens
Thaten
J. Mateg
Albuquerqué
A A. Keen
Albuquerque
Knights Templar
United States
Pierce
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Republican Rally at Pittsburg Stockyards
Vice President Fairbanks and Treasurer Charles H Treat with Congressmen Datsell and James Francis Burke headlined a Pittsburg stockyards rally designed as the campaign’s major demonstration. The meeting drew a large crowd as part of the Republican push in the region.
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Liberty Street
Semuel Penrore
San Francisco
Fairbanks
United States
Treat Hise
Pittsburg Stockyards
Pittsburg
Charles H Treat
Datsell
James Francis Burke
Cure Catarrh With Hyomel Australian Dry Air Treatment
A druggist J. J. O Rielly promotes Hyomel as a guaranteed cure for catarrh. The ad claims the remedy kills germs and can cure bronchitis asthma coughs colds hay fever, offering a full Hyomel outfit for $1.000 and money back guarantee. It warns of progressive deterioration if untreated.
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J. H. O'Rielly
J. J. O Rielly
Walk Wins Coursing Cup in Montana
The Wolf owned by Thomas Knight of Butte won the Water loo Blakes and cup at the league coursing park defeating Rear Admiral owned by H B Elliott of Salt Lake City 6 to 1. Semifinals earlier Rear Admiral beat Horac K owned by W R R Tonkin of Seattle 4 to 0 and The Wolf beat Clyde owned by Mrs E J Carroll of San Francisco 2 to 0. The Clyde judge decision was protested by Mrs Carroll.
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Julte
Mont. Get
the Wolf
Thomas Knight
Butte
Waterloo
San Francisco
Clyde
Carroll
Strong Republican Ticket in Bernalillo County Seen as Likely Victory
The Bernalillo county Republican convention highlighted a ticket seen as capable of winning over both GOP voters and a broad Democratic following. Observers note the candidates' proven public service, business acumen, and honest administration boosting trust in Albuquerque and the county. Democrats reportedly fear challenging such candidates.
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Bernalillo
Ttornedillo
Albuquerque
Woman health ad touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
An early 20th century medical advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription for female ailments including headaches backache and menstrual issues. It warns against overuse claiming it strengthens and regulates the system, avoids alcohol, and invites consultation by letter with private correspondence. It also offers a 1000 page medical adviser and a free pamphlet upon request.
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Pierce
Teree
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Aluve
Rainey to Propose Panama Canal Purchase Inquiry
Representative Kienny T. Rainey of Diners announced from Democratic National Committee headquarters that he will introduce on opening day of the December session a resolution for a congressional investigation into the Panama canal purchase. He seeks a special committee with authority to summon witnesses and demand books and papers to determine who benefited from the securities deal and who was involved.
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Chicago
Kienny T. Rainey
Diners
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Rainey
Sam
Knox
Panama Canal Company
Panama
Colorado Timber Fraud Case Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments on October 22 over a Colorado timberland fraud conspiracy involving P. W. Keitel Robert Porrester Charles F. Herr and George C. Pranklin. Government attorneys Bonaparte and Hoyt faced defense counsel Edwin M. Parke and others as defendants challenge that Interior Department instructions were not controlling law. The district court in Colorado previously ruled in favor of the defendants, rejecting the notion that prosecutions rested on Interior Department directives.
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Washington
Colorado
P. W. Keitel
Robert Porrester
Charles F. Herr
George C. Pranklin
United States Supreme Court
Bonaparte
Boliciter
Hoyt
Edwin MH. Parke
Denver
Keitel
F. N. Judson
St. Louis
Porrester
J. M Walgren
N. C. Miller
Fires threaten rich men's summer homes in Blue Mountain Lake area
Albany Oct 22 reports say fires in townships 34 and 6 threaten the Blue Mountain Lake region. Township 34 covers Haquette Lake and camps of Chairman Woodruff and Alfred Vanderbilt among others. A fire near the Meaver river station in Herkimer County was also reported.
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Albany
Noo
Blue Mountain Lake
Haquette Lake
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. P
Atetler Theratenoy Fite
Meaver River
Herkiowr
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