Court martial finds Captain Lovering guilty but lenient
The court martial acquits Captain Leonard A. Lovering of brutal mistreatment charges but sentences a reprimand. The 25 year Army career and strong character of the accused weighed in the decision. The president will review the finding, with public announcement expected by Thursday next week.
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Carcano
the Tribune
Leonard A. Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Charles Hammond
Courtmartial
Randolph
Lovering
Captain Lovering
Jahmert
Hammond
Eviclavos
Beot
United States Arcillary Service
Alger
Clonal Hanter
Milea
Trial of Thorn Neared Close in Murder Case
Jury selection finished. Martin Thorn charged with the murder of William Guiden appears in Queens court. Bar ber Keehne testifies about a poisoned stiletto and Thorn showing a driver a watch and money, while Meirich recalls Thorn discussing living with Mrs Nack and a pistol incident. News of a massive nitroglycerin explosion devastates Chesterfield Indiana, and the Knoxvile jury convicts Pleas Winn and Catlett Tipton of a double murder in Sevierville.
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Martin Thorn
William Guidenauppe
Queens County
Long Island City
Wag
Keehne
Howe
Thors
Tay
David W. Speck
David W. Speck, A Bartender,fled To ‘Thorn In A Saloon At Enat Fengte Street
Thorn
Forder
Carl Meirich
Mra Nack
Guldensuppe
Iain O'Brien
Pris
Ecus
O'Brien
Meirich
Sevierville
Please Winn
Catlett Tipton
William Whaley
Winn
Whitecaps
Organization
Sarge AI Reece
Unverified British French Contact Rumor Reaches Press
The colonial office reports a rumored clash at Mikki between British and French forces may have occurred but is treated with caution. British police are said to limit contact with the French, while French forces may have orders not to engage. Reinforcements are likely being sent.
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Colonial Office
Mikki
Zitten Colonial Office
Hineread
Aetzteciume
Austrian Reichsrat Turmoil and Other Nov. 26 News
Disorder erupts in the lower house of the Reichsrat with fights and police, as Social Democrats clash at the president’s platform. Also reports Charles Miller wins a two hour bicycle race in Atlanta, with Elliott close behind. Croker announces candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Treasury secretary’s annual report to Congress due early in the next session.
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Bougxcuam
Ala
Underwood
Alabama
Secretary of the Navy
Special Armor Plate Board
Freesman Underwood
Birmingham
Congress
New York
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Brasil
Moraes
Aruess
Turkey
Louisviz
Andersonville
Evening Post
Chesterfield
Ind
Montpelier
Marion Mansey
Sam Maguire
Mansey
Maguire
James Gold
Chester
Dalesville
Yorktown
Cooper
Visna
Reichsrath
Abrahamovies
Social Democrat
Herr Berner
Berner
Pisces
Pooumelling
Grahamovics
Social Democrate
Org
Howe
Charles Miller
Chicago
Atlanta
Artanta
Elliott
Albert Shock
Gaston Rieverre
Rieverre
Schoch
Miller
Joe
Gage
Wasarxatox
Secretary of the Treasury
Ators
Agres
Qeeatlen
Atlaxta
Sean
Jenkins
House
Messra Polhill
Stapleton
Jefferson County
Folder
Mr Little
Muscogea
Nnunx
Ig Jin
Gray
Senate
Duncan
Houston
Hopkins
Battle
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Greene Bros
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Be Airk
Cotton Avenue
Bouthpeshe
Allen & Sheffield
Relia Iken
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Haven’ Partridge Shoot Company
Ane Indies
Johnson Bros. & Co
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Gee Little Grast
Childress
Childrens
Velper
K. T. Felder
J. B. Felder & Son
Jackson
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Crockery
A. C. Bell Hardware Co
Allen House
Americus, Ga
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Mra Mack
Kentucky
Lousvain
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
New Maxton
Lima
Peru
Saya
Cabiney
Inne Afaire
Wmana
Jas Oe
Jose A. Layvalle
Pardo
Bagishwee
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Frankfort Zeitung
Rome
Nikki
Lagos
France
Great Britain
West Africa
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Richard Croker
United States Senate
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Screven
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Adam
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