Free Man Walks as Two Receive Prison Terms in Tragic Case
In a Boston court a verdict found Dr. Perey D. Meteod guilty as an accessory after the fact in the fatal illegal operation case of Susanne Geary. Sentences for Hunt and Crawford ranged from six to seven years in state prison, while Meteod faced similar confinement after the jury deliberated. The courtroom erupted in applause as the sentences were announced.
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Bostnn
Dee
Moe
Ras
Imag
Jagd Ht
Perey D. Meteod
Llegal
Susanne Geary
Jange Stevens
William Hunt
Louis W.W. Crawford
Stevens
el Yeurn
Orison
Dr. McLeod
Usere
McLeod
Hunt
Crawford
Regulate Private Cars Bill Aimed at Interstate Control
Washington December 2 Representative Campbell of Kansas who backed a resolution for investigating Standard Oil has prepared a bill to regulate ventilator refrigerators aft or tank cars and other so called private cars under interstate commerce rules. Campbell said the measure seeks to protect the life stippers.
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Washington
Campbell
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Fiat forger sentenced to year in penitentiary
Dec 2 Helena circuit court heard F. E. Ferry plead guilty to forgery and receive a one year pendentiary sentence from Judge Smith. Ferry had passed two forged checks on residents of the city.
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Helena
F. E. Ferry
Smith
Terry
Salaan
Are Your Kidneys Weak This Kidney Cure Promises Relief
An advertisement claims kidney weakness causes broad health woes and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the cure. It cites testimonials including Mrs A L Warner of Atlanta and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and booklet by mailing to Binghamton New York, noting hospital use and physician endorsements.
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Mini
Kil
A. L. Warner
East Linden Street
Atlanta
Bright
Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Illmer & Co
Bhighamton
Ansconda Sunday Standard
Irving
Fife
Hright
Smith Drug Co
Anacenir
Christie & Leys Co
Butte
Mont
Hour is Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A jury convicts Hour of second degree murder in the Owen El case. After deliberation, the court schedules a mercy plea review with Judge Callaway, as the defendant receives a 3 year penitentiary sentence. The defense seeks a new trial while the governor weighs action.
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Hour
Eprevil
Dilton
Vee
HU Mon
Owen el
Callaway
O'Clork
Hank
Oak
Takahira Lays Prophetic Population Forecast
New York reports that Japanese minister Takahira predicted the U.S. population would reach 650 million by century's end. He spoke to the American-Astatid association on the eve of returning to Japan, basing growth on natural increase and immigration trends. He urged expanding foreign commerce to meet rising wealth and a widening market on the Pacific side.
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New York
United States
Kogora Takahira
America
Takahira
Japan
Pacific
Navy to action on court martial cases of Young and Wade
Washington December 2 Judge Advocate General Dileh has completed the review of court-martial cases for Commander Lucien Young and Charles L. Wade and submitted them to the secretary of the navy for final action.
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Washington
Heavy missile hurled at President Roosevelt train
In Philadelphia a heavy iron ball was hurled through a window of a train car near President Roosevelt’s carriage. Maj. Webb Hayes narrowly avoided injury as glass fragments flew. Officials note earlier stones hit passing trains. the incident is treated as a wanton act by a single irresponsible person. Secret Service to pursue the thrower. Dr William F Reid, Harvard coach, was a spectator at Princeton and plans to visit the White House next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ixhl
Pha Misgtle
Maj
Webb Hayes
Rutherford B. Huyes
Major Hayes
Winen
Tho
Hulvius
Matoyayer
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
North
Philadelphia
Secret Service
Secret Service Bureau
William F Reid, Jr
Harvard
Princeton
White House
Formation of New Madrid Ministry Replaces Motifera Tilos Cabinet
Reports from Madrid indicate a new ministry is to be formed to replace the Motifera Tilos cabinet after its resignation. The move aims to counteract apparatist maneuvering in Madrid with Weyler’s repression policy noted.
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Madrid
Motifera Tilos Catinet
Maovenent
Weyler
Rioting in Georgetown Guyana Ends With Police Fire
A violent protest in Georgetown Guyana left seven dead and many injured after police opened fire on strikers at a wharf. Delegates urged calm and called for an inquiry as protesters breached central streets, damaged windows, and invaded public buildings before guards escorted them home.
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Georgetown
Fritieh Guiana
Dee
Tahorore
JUNG WULEE DEAD IN PANAMA BEE REPORTS
Panama dispatch reports former judge Gil bert J. Little of Seattle died last night at Ancon. Little once presided over the Hilo of Hawaii and was a notable figure in local judicial circles. New York sends word that McCal, secretary of New York Life, sailed on the Lucania to visit Maria and press Andrew Tramilton for corporate matters.
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Panama
New York
Sohn Co
McCal
New York Life Company
Lucania
Maria
Andrew Tramilton
New York Lite
Diplomat’s Return Doubt Casts Doubts on U S Testimony
Mr. McCail stated he doubted whether Mr. Hamilton would return to the United States. He said Hamilton planned to forward a prepared statement via a witness for the insurance investigating committee.
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Insurance Investigaling Committee
McCail
Air. Hamilton
United States
Hamilton
Roanoke Arrives Safely After Bar Stranding
The steamer Roanoke reached San Francisco safely with all passengers aboard. It had been disabled on Humboldt bar, losing its stern post and rudder, but the hull remained undamaged. Earlier, heavy weather and strong winds were reported while the Roanoke was coming down the coast.
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San Francisco
Roanoke
Humboldt Bar
Town Colleges Move to Drop American Football
In a long session the athletic conference of Town colleges adopted a resolution declaring American football unsuitable as an athletic sport for institutional learning. It urges radical changes and signals discontinuation in Iowa colleges next fall.
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Mos Moines
Town
Athlete Conference of Town Colleges
Iowa
Insurance revisions urged in Washington report
Superintendent Drake urges changes to life and fire policies as New York insurance developments prompt review. District of Columbia commissioners receive his annual message outlining a general revision of insurance laws. The Carmania sails from Liverpool on maiden voyage to New York with a large passenger list.
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Washington, Bee
Deatons of
Ife
New York
Drake
District of Columbia
London financier Wead dies after brief illness
Sir Clinton Edward Banking, a partner in the banking house of J. P. Morgan & Co., died today after a short illness. His health had been frail for some time.
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Tandon, Dee
Clinton Edward Banking
P. Morgan & Co
Clinton
Missoula Forest Reserve proposed for water supply
Special agent Robert W Reynolds discusses Missoula addition to the Lewis and Clark forest reserve. He notes the irregular eight townships in the eastern Flathead region between the Big Blackfoot, Misgowla, and Lewis and Clark lines would protect Missoula’s water supply and reduce forest fire risk by patrol and preservation. He plans to go to El Paso, Texas after visiting Missoula.
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Standard
Missoula
Robert VW. Reynolds
Washington
For Ealry
Uncle Sam
Reynolds
el Paso
Tex
Mitsawa
Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve
Blackfoot
Misgowla
Lesvis and Clark
Tao
Excenta
Clin Wirhy
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