Poison Evidence in Black Murder Case Trials
Bozeman October hearing binds Lucy Black over for district court to face murder charges in the death of John H. Black by poison. Dr. W F Traphagen testified tissues and stomach showed morphine and arsenic traces. morphine crystals were found. accomplice Fred Ainger and nurse Andrew Anderson described administration of medicines under Mrs. Black’s orders. Sheriff Fowler concluded the testimony as the hearing adjourned.
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Standard
Bozeman
A. D. McPherson
Lucy Black
John H. Black
W. F. Traphagen
Montana College of Agriculture
Traphagen
Fred Ainger
Andrew Anderson
Black
Court Session Ends Amid Amusement as Satchel Is Shown
A courtroom scene ended after the defense and prosecution clashed over bottles medicine and a satchel. The satchel, said to be from Mrs Black, was opened and examined as the session concluded. The courthouse buzzed with a large crowd of men and women.
Molineux Case Set For Nov. 7 In Murder Indictment
The court in New York postponed the motion to dismiss the murder indictment against Roland B. Molineux after arguments by ex Governor Black. He contends illegal grand jury evidence and insufficient grounds. Judge McMahon scheduled a new hearing for November 7.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine Adams
Judas McMahon
Court of General Sessions
Black
Molineux
McMahon
Americans Win Five at Newmarket Houghton Meeting
At Newmarket Houghton second day crowds watched Watershed ride to upset Cambridge shire stakes. Watershed beat Osbach by a neck with Lascaris third and Spectrum and Chacornic also winners in related races. Americans claimed five of seven races, including Pax winning the Wednesday welter and Lady McDonald securing the nursery plate.
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London
W. C. Whitney
Watershed
Johnny Reiff
Lord Wolverton
Osbach
C. W. Wood
Lascaris
Hearse
Osboch
Little Reiff
Mr. Whitney
Spectrum
J. B. Keene
J. Reiff
Pax
Maher
L. C. Dyer
Lady McDonald
Jenkins
Pisto
Lakeside racing results prompt six furlongs to one mile
The Lakeside meet yields six furlong win by Wing Dance with Dulcimer second and Lucy Locket third in 1:16 2-5. Searcher wins the mile and a quarter with Ben Chance second and Barilla third in 2:07 9-5. Burnie Bunton takes six furlongs with Money Massa second and The Pride third in 1:18 2. Rolling Beer captures the mile and three sixteenths with Denman second and Frangible third in time. Eva Rice wins the one mile with Prairie Dog second and Helen Paxton third in 1:42. Frank M. wins the one mile with Rassel second and Linden Ella third in 1:48 1-5.
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Chicago
Lakeside
Wing Dance
Dulcimer
Lucy Locket
Searcher
Ben Chance
Barilla
Burnie Bunton
Money Massa
the Pride
Rolling Beer
Denman
Thompson
Frangible
Eva Rice
Prairie Dog
Helen Paxton
Frank M
Rassel
Linden Ella
Horse Race Results From Cincinnati Aqueduct St Louis and Fair Grounds
Race by race summaries across meeting cards in Cincinnati and New York Aqueduct St Louis and Fair Grounds recount winners and placings for events at five to seven furlongs and longer distances with times and horses named across fields including Water Edge Suave Eleanor Holmes Jane Dauker Kunja St Finnan Barouche Kilogram Reformersom Braff Eleven Bella Lady of the Weat Peace ful Blue rage and others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Laton
Water Edge
Vepper Dick
Frank Jones
Angel
Jane Dauker
Mollie T
Leenia
Kunja
Judge Redwine
Battle
New York
Aqueduct
St. Finnan
Otis
Lady of the Valley
Dr. Riddle
Mercer
Barouche
Andy Williams
Gen Howard
Prince Richard
Lowen
Reformer Wom Braff
Connecticut
Dom Paul
Advance Guard
Champagne
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
le Flore
Sister Sarah
String
Swardsman
Irving Mayer
Burke Pleads Guilty In Bank Notes Case
Portland Oct 30 F L W Burke pleaded guilty to receiving notes of the defunct New Brunswick bank through the mails. He saved the United States the cost of a trial and was sentenced to 18 months in McNeil Island prison plus a $100 fine. Burke was arrested during the San Francisco gang expose.
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Portland
Ore
United Tates
FL W. Burke
New Brunswick, N. J
McNeil's Island
Burke
San Francisco
Justice White Orders Liquidation Of London and Globe Finance
London authorities announce compulsory liquidation of the London and Globe Finance Corporation, part of the Whitaker Wright group. Directors counsel led by Lord Dufferin and Lord Edward Pelham Clinton insist on a full investigation into repeated fraud allegations.
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London
Justice White
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Whitaker Wright
Lord Dufferin
Edward Pelham Clinton
Lemon
Contempt Hearing Details Writs From Nome Case
In San Francisco the contempt hearing before United States Commissioner Heacock hears testimony on funds to Reiss used to influence Judge Noyes and the issue of writs for Nome. Captain French testifies Noyes ordered him not to execute writs and describes related arrests and vault thefts under military protection.
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San Francisco
United States
Heacock
Samuel Knight
Reiss
Judge Noyes
Anvil Creek
Noyes
Knight
Nome
New York
Alexander McKenzie
Geary
French
Company KK
Seventh Infantry
Major van Arsdale
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Featuring Grove’s Quinine
An old advertisement urges using Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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Grove
Queen Nears Wreck After Ocean Gale and Rough Seas
The steamship Queen arrived in Seattle with 490 passengers and substantial treasure from Nome after a violent gale near Cape Flattery. A heavy roll, loss of rudder, and a direct sea strike caused damage to boats and interiors but panicked passengers were quelled by calm crew.
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Seattle
Wash
Queen
Lloyd
Nome
Arctic
Roanoke
Dutch Harbor
Cape Flattery
Tacoma Molders Strike Ends Union Walkout Close
Coast Strike Pads Tacoma Wash reports the Tacoma and Seattle molders unions strike that began in June has ended and the workers are returning to their jobs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Metal Trades Union Ends 55-Hour Week Spars on Saturday Half
A morning meeting reports the metal trades association conceding to a 55 hour week, allowing a half holiday on Saturdays. The move signals a shift toward shorter weekly work standards and labor peace this season.
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Metal Trades ‘Association
Princess Waldemar Ventures as Real Estate Dealer
Copenhagen reports Princess Waldemar of Denmark formerly Marie of Orleans has begun real estate speculation. She secured land adjacent to Copenhagen with municipal approval to divide into lots for villas aimed at aristocrats. She also pursues Danish West Indies commerce plans and Asian trade projects, including concessions from Russia for Asiatic trade.
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Copenhagen
Waldemar of
Denmark
Marie of Orleans
Duke of Chartres
Danish West Indies
Asia
Paris ceremony marks transfer of expedition flags
In Paris on October 30 a formal ceremony in the Hotel des Invalides courtyard transferred the flags of the French expedition to China and the Madagascar campaign regiments. General Faure-Biguet reviewed the troops as veterans accepted the banners and placed them among military relics.
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Paris
Hotel Des Invalides
China
Madagascar
Faure-Biguet
Looking for Lukban on Samar Island
Manila reports General Smith has reliable information on Lukban location as skirmishes continue on Samar. Catbalogan was under fire yesterday and Smith expects to clear the island of insurgents by Christmas.
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Manila
Catbalogan
Samar
Smith
Lukban
Crawford Visit and Local Changes Highlight Fort Benton
Special correspondence reports Mrs. Charles Crawford and son visiting Fort Benton for a few days. The Misses Senieur hosted a group of young people Saturday night. H. W. Weatherly sold his blacksmith shop to FE Carroll who plans rest and Tennessee visit. John Moffitt of Helena leaves with C E Duer for home. FE Miner and wife move to Havre. Miner works on the railroad. Benton's top player leaves the ball club.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Charles Crawford and Son
Senieur
H. W. Weatherly
FE. Carrol
Minnesota
Weatherly
Tennessee
John Moffitt
Helena
Ingew
C. EF. Duer
Satur
Wheat and corn futures edge higher amid rains in Argentina
Chicago markets show December wheat easing to 70 1 4c as heavy Argentine rainfall spurs selling and outside weakness. Corn strengthens on strong receipts and firm cables, December up fractionally. Provisions stay active with pork and lard futures up amid fluctuating demand.
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Chicago
Argentina
Wye
Cash Quotations From Grain and Meat Markets
Market prices listed for flour and grains including No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and oats with figures for No 3 wheat rye barley and seed goods. Meat prices show pork lard and ribs with per barrel and per hundredweight rates. Shipment quantities for flour wheat oats and barley accompany the quotes.
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trend
Cattle receipts mixed with cows and heifers mainly lower while prime steers and stockers hold varied values. Hogs show a broad spread with mixed to lower trends and rough heavy grades. Sheep and lamb markets mostly soften with western sheep and live lambs noted.
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Chicago
Riadle
Denver Rio Grande Places Record Motive Power Order
The Denver and Rio Grande has placed the largest single order for motive power and equipment in western railroad history. The shipment includes 40 locomotives 20 passenger cars and 2000 freight cars increasing the line’s standard gauge power and equipment by about 45 percent.
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Denver
Western Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande
Two Men Arrested in Roseburg Train Robbery Case
Roseburg Oregon October 30 Two men identified as James Peltmore and Jack Wilson were arrested by Marshal Dillard in connection with a recent hold up of a Southern Pacific train. The suspects claim origins at The Dalles and Heppner Oregon.
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Roseburg
Ore
Marshal Dillard
Southern Pacific
James Peltmore
Jack Wilson
Dalles
Heppner
Kellogg Case Sparks Testimony Of Doctor Admitting 27 Operations
Laura Rogers testifies she overheard the accused physician admit performing 27 criminal operations in one month. She says the doctor called such deaths an advertisement as the trial continues amid cross examination and sensational exposure in Helena.
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Standard
Helena
Kellogg
Adeline Bromley
Laura Rogers
Seattle
Bromley
Nolan
Sam Larson Free After Western Horse Thief Incident
Fort Benton October 30 Mr and Mrs Jack Harris and Frank McDonald and wife returned from Medicine Hat where they had gone to claim horses stolen and taken into Canada to Sam Larson. Slippery Sam had already pushed policemen into a cell and escaped, running a gauntlet of gunfire with hat coat and shoes missing.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Jack Harris
Frank McDonald
Medicine Hat
Canada
Sam Larson
Sam
Private letters praise a vigor remedy and secrecy
Correspondence confirms a tonic or treatment restored strength and vigor in men. Safer secrecy is promised with confidential, plain envelopes and a free receipt request urged to all readers.
Irish league fundraiser rally amid escape and horse theft
A report describes Larson's escape after stealing Mr. McDonald's horse and belongings from the livery barn. Authorities suspect he fled into the county as residents urge support for Redmond McHugh and O'Donnell in the Irish race defense effort.
National Irish League Passes Resolution in Dublin Meeting
At a Dublin meeting of the National Directory of the United States Irish League on October 30 a resolution was adopted. The action signals support for Irish issues and outlines organizational aims and planned activities.
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Dublin
National Directory
The
United States Irish League Today
Head of Dental College Indicted for Forgery
The grand jury indicted Dr. J. Smyser former president of the State dental college on forgery charges for issuing bogus diplomas to dental students in Chicago.
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Dental College
Chicago
Grand Jury
J. Smyser
The
State Dental College
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Newmarket
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Latonia
Wair Grounds
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Lowe
Princess
Benton
Vreotlace
Chicago Livestock
Escenpes
L. W. Knapp, M. D
L. W. Knapp
Hall Building
Detroit
Mich
Daily Mail
Mr. McDonald
McDonald
Larson
Porcupine Creek
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Redmond
McHugh and
O'Donnell
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Ireland
Siegel's
Derwear
Cot
Cartwright & Warner
Ielish
Siegel
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