Hattie Le Blanc Acquitted in Cambridge Murder Trial
A Massachusetts jury found Hattie Le Blanc not guilty of the murder of Clarence F. Glover, a Waltham laundryman. Spectators cheered as the verdict was read and the girl asked to return home with her father in Weat Arichat.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hattie le Blanc
Weat Arichat
Cape Breton
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Massachusetts
Mr. Johnson
Two Vessels Lost One Man Drowned in Seattle Harbor
In dense fog in Puget Sound today the sound steamer Kitsap and the launch Columbia collided, sinking the Kitsap with 30 aboard and claiming Aubrey H. Venen as the sole fatality. The Indianapolis also struck, sparing a wider disaster as passengers were transferred to the larger vessel. Captain E Bustis aboard the Columbia was rescued by the Kitsap, and the West Seattle ferry avoided a collision amid the fog. Venen, 18, was a nephew of botanist Charles V Piper of Washington.
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Seattle
Kitsap
Columbia
Indianapolis
Aubrey H. Venen
Puget Sound
Venen
E. Bustis
Bustis
Elliott Bay
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Tacoma
West Seattle
Charles V. Piper
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Federals Claim 10 Be Battle Victors
From Chihuahua to Ciudad Guerrero the fight continued into the night with General Navarro regrouping his forces after the Sunday rout. Federal pursuit lasted three hours and captured many prisoners before renewed daytime attacks with artillery in position at the rebels stronghold.
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Mexico City
el Heraldo Mexicano
Chihuahua
Ciudad Guerrero
Navarro
Daisy Krauss Trial Centered On Love Letters Read In Court
In Los Angeles the Daisy Turney Krauss trial for attempted murder of realty broker Franklin Griffith features cross examination of letters she wrote to Griffith. Dr. William Krauss testifies for his wife claiming Griffith’s romance drove her to violence and that he borrowed money and failed a marriage pact. The defense seeks to show her state of mind while more letters are introduced tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Krauss
Medical College
The
University of Mississippi
Daisy Turney Krauss
Franklin H. Griffith
Griffith
Memphis
Tenn
Seven Colorado Men Charged With Mail Fraud
Seven Colorado men face indictment for using the United States mail to promote an irrigation scheme described by the interior department as wildly fraudulent. Each is held on $2,500 bail. Indicted officials include J. Albert Wright Frank White John Gould Corydon A Woody Homer A Gibson Robert W Rose and Sam N Baker, all officers in irrigation companies.
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Washington
United States
Colorado
Interior Department
Interior
Post Office Departments
J. Albert Wright
Frank White
John Gould
Corydon A. Woody
Homer A. Gibson
Robert
Train wreck near Davis shoots 31 injured
An Atchison Topeka Santa Fe southbound train derailed after a broken rail, sending three cars into the Washita river five miles from Davis Oklahoma. One man, an Indian, was killed and 31 others were seriously injured.
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Davis, Okla
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Washita River
Mayor rejects bribe to halt raids on liquor resorts
Tulsa Mayor L. J. Martin said leaders of liquor and gambling offered him 3700 dollars monthly for protection. He vows to lead future raids on the resorts personally, signaling a decisive crackdown.
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Tulsa
Okla
L. J. Martin
Deneswae Case Presented at Southern Surgical Meeting
Nashville reports the Southern Surgical and Gynecological association in its third annual session where Dr T C Witherspoon of Butte Montana presented a Deneswae case today.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Carnegie Gives Ten Million to Peace Effort Trustees Named
Andrew Carnegie transfers 10 million in six percent bonds to 27 trustees from politics and academia to fund universal peace efforts. Elihu Root chairs. James Brown Scott serves as secretary as the board contemplates broad humanitarian aims and future applications of the income.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States
Great Britain
Movement For International Peace
Carnegle
Senate
Joseph H. Choate
Elihu Root
New York
James Barry Scott
State Department
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Albert T. Smiley
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
James Brown Scott
John W. Foster
Andrew J. Montague
Virginia
William Howard
Lexington
George Thomas Burke
Seattle
Wash
James L. Slayden
San Antonio
Texas
Andrew D. White
Germany
Robert S. Brookings
St. Louis
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Ohio
J. G. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Arthur William Foster
University of California
San Francisco
R. A. Franks
Hoboken
N. J
Charlemagne Tower
Russia
Oscar Strauss
Turkey
Austin G. Fox
John N. Cadwallader
John Sharpe Williams
Mississippi
C. L. Taylor
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburg
George W. Perkins
Robert S. Woodward
Explosion Claims Twelve Lives At Bond Coal Mine
Norton Virginia December 14 A Bond Coal Company mine explosion in Greene County six miles east of Norton costs twelve of the fourteen men working inside their lives with only two escapees. Rescue work ends for the night due to gas. bodies expected at dawn.
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Hollenbeck
Jordan
Lou Broughton
Miles City
Norton
Bond Coal Company
Greene
Here
James Barrowman
Nation In Danger In Time Of War Report
Washington report on defenses shows inadequate preparation for invasion. Secret War Department document warns of shortages of troops guns and ammo and urges national defense council led by a secretary of war. House rejects secret status and returns it to Secretary Dickinson.
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Washington
War Department
House
Congress
Dickinson
Council of National Defense
Wood
Army
Navy
House Military Committee
Orient
Japan
China
McLachlan
California
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
United States
Hobson
National Council of Defense
Taft
Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
Carnegie Gifts Benefit Numerous Institutions Across Sectors
A historical summary notes Andrew Carnegie endowed libraries educational foundations Pittsburg and Washington institutes peace efforts and engineering groups. It lists large totals such as 180 million and various smaller allocations to colleges and allied bodies, highlighting widespread philanthropy and the breadth of recipients.
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Foundatio
Pittsburg Institute
Washington Institute Peace Foundation
Scotch Universities
Hero Funds
Employes’ Endowment
Hague Peace Temple
Allied Engineers
Carnegie
Indecisive battle at Cerro Prieto near Chihuahua.
General Navarro reports 80 insurgent deaths, but independent observers doubt the tally. 33 corpses sighted, both sides claim heavy losses. Reinforcements arrive as more fighting expected. abuses reported with executions of villagers and bayoneting surrendered insurgents.
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Navarro
Cerro Prieto
Chihuahua
Here
Mrs Eddys Will Benefits Church and Society
The will of Mrs. Eddy leaves the bulk of her fortune in trust to the church and the Society for the Benefit of the Church and the World. The provision supports ongoing religious and charitable work as specified in the document.
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Mrs. Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy Will Seeks Church Trusts and Major Bequests
The will filed in Concord sets Mary Baker Eddy's estate at about 1.5 million with 100000 to the Christian Science board of directors for free instruction of indigent members. It names 60000 to the Mother church in Boston and 100000 to the church board to be managed for religious and educational purposes.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mother Church of
Boston
Edéy
Christian Science Board of Directors
George W. Glover
BE. J. Foster Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Eddy
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
New York
Augusta Stetson
Henry M. Baker
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
Commonwealth Avenue
Hoppe Elopes and Marries Miss Walsh in Baltimore Cathedral
Billiard expert Willie Hoppe wed Miss Alice Walsh in Baltimore amid an elopement dispute with her father. The ceremony, led by Rev. P. C. Gavan, followed a long distance arrangement with New York consent. Witnesses included Hoppe's manager B L Mank and Miss Walsh's friend Miss Maxwell.
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Baltimore
Willie Hoppe
Alice Walsh
Thomas Walsh
New York
P. C. Gavan
Maxwell
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ME LE
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DR. Witherspoon
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George Bozarth
Andrew Carnegin
Steel King
Hoot
Clerks Office
Tine
Mase
Council of Defense
Rancho Santiago
Padernalles
el Paso
Associated Press
Christian Science
Calvin Frye
Christian Scientisets
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