Supreme Court transfers case in McKinley assassin trial
Judge Emery orders transfer to supreme court for Leon F. Czolgosz murder case. Former Justices Lorin L. Lewis and Lewis C. Titus accept defense, Carleton F. B. Ladd added to help. Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald meets prisoner. discussions on insanity not yet formed. Trial expected next Monday with District Attorney Penny pressing for speedy proceedings.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lorin L. Lewis
Lewis C. Titus
Supreme Court
Leon F. Czolgosz
McKinley
Penny
Emery
Carleton FB
Ladd
Titus
Lewis
Carlos F. MacDonald
New York
State Lunatic Commission
MacDonald
Dr. MacDonald
Czolgosz
Judge Lewis
Lewiston
Solomon
Seventh National to Be Reorganized
William Nelson Cromwell and E. K. Stalle submit a reorganization plan to Comptroller Dawes for the Seventh National bank of New York. Two plans are approved, one to reorganize under a new name with at least 1.5 million in capital, the other to form a new bank purchasing assets to pay all depositors in full. About 1.725 million in cash has been subscribed.
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Washington
William Nelson Cromwell
Seventh National Bank of New York
E. K. Stalle
Forest Raynor
Dawes
United States Court
Seventh National Bank
Cromwell
Testimony on Santiago Blockade Distances and Commands
Admiral Higginson revised his memory on fleet distance from Santiago harbor stating five miles by day and four by night early in the blockade. Commander Schroeder described fleet positions, contacts with Colon, and a shift in blockade strategy after Admiral Sampson’s arrival, with some cross examination over blocking distances and vessel movements.
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Harbor
Admiral Higginson
Santiago Harbor
Parker
Massachusetts
Santiago
Higginson
Schroeder
Seaton Schroeder
Guam
Cienfuegos
Colon
Schley
Commodore Schley
Port Helm
Iowa
Wilson
Sampson
Admiral Sampson
Santiago de Cuba
Scent lore through ages from Greece to Rome and Egypt
The article traces ancient perfume use from Mesopotamian and Egyptian traditions to Greek and Roman cultures. It notes perfumes in temples and homes, embalmment, and cosmetics for brides, with mentions of Myrrh, balsam, sandalwood, thyme, rose, mint, and other essences.
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Egypt
Gilead
Greece
Arabia
Athens
Rome
Woman Cures Kind of Skin Disease With Dr Pierce’s Remedy
Mrs Ella Quick of Cass City Michigan credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing eczema pimples and eruptions believed caused by impure blood. She took thirteen bottles of Discovery ten Pleasant Pellets and All Healing Salve over eight months and urges others to try the remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Ella Quick
Cass City
Tuscola
Mich
American Grown Silk Feasibility in U S Industry
The article weighs the feasibility of growing thirty to forty million dollars worth of raw silk domestically. It notes silk has been produced across multiple states but faces competition from Orient and Italian labor and past inexperience. American factories now number 39 new plants in 18 states, producing over ten million dollars yearly, with potential to supply forty million dollars of raw material.
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Everybody's Magazine
New England
Florida
Orient
Italy
United States
Yachting Notables Among American Society Women
The article highlights two leading yacht experts Mrs J W Martinez Cardoza and Susan de Forest Day Parker. Cardoza sails the steam yacht Eleanor 22 feet overall and 15 draft, cruising Philadelphia or New York to Newfoundland with a wilderness lodge appeal. Day Parker owned the Beythian and made a remarkable three month cruise visiting many places.
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J. W. Martinez Cardoza
Susan de Forest Day-Parker
Eleanor
Prominent Die Patches Reappear in Boer Reverses Reports
London reports note renewed Boer successes as Lord Kitchener’s four day ultimatum nears expiry. Utrecht and Acton Homes recur from early hostilities while Natal defenders rally near Tugela. Times and ministers fault the war effort for underfunding and misplanning amid ongoing Cape Colony fighting.
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London
Kruger
Leyds
Roosevelt
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Utrecht
Gough
Acton Homes
Ladysmith
Natal
Tugela
Joubert
Cape Colony
Stormberg
the Times
Cresceus Wins Narrowly in Special Match Trotting
Cresceus led early then matched by The Abbot as the two battled to the finish. Cresceus pulled away in the stretch to win the heat by six lengths in the $20,000 purse. The Abbot trailed most of the race before fading at the wire.
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Cresceus
Abbot
Geere
Geers
Chartreuse Liqueur Rights Sold by Syndicate
The Grande Chartreuse transfers purveying rights to a syndicate after long- standing leadership by Rev. Pete Garnier. Valued at about 80,000 francs, the liqueur line includes elixir verte jaune and blanche, with about 50 plants and herbs used in production, highlighting the strong absinthe influence in Chartreuse.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Grande Chartreuse
Bis
Pete Garnier
London
Chartreuse
Russia May Feed England From the London Express
Russia considers opening English markets to beef eggs butter and dairy. An official commission will tour English markets visit companies like W Gilbey and assess conditions and fish trade needs. Prince Sherbateff leads the private initiative with government funding for travel.
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London Express
Russa
England
Wi Gilbey
Lord Rothschild
Glasgow
Prince Sherbateff
Imperial Are Society
Iian
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