Indictments Outline Chadwick Case In Cleveland Trial
In Cleveland Ohio December 12 a bank official testified in the Chadwick bankruptcy hearing. Reynolds described the Carnegie forged notes of 250000 and 850000 and his belief that Andrew Carnegie backed Mrs Chadwick. He disclosed loans to Chadwick and the pledge of steel bonds and a trust instrument, while pledging to stay in Cleveland and aid officials.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mia
Cassie
Chadwick
Cuyahoga County
Iri Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Chaé
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Keeler
Mra Chadwick
Tri Renolds
Wade Fark Bank
Opfare
Remington
Looser
Reponkda
Andrew Cazie
Reynolda
Chadwick “Bald
Mrs. Chadwick
Reynqds
Cherniick
Reynolds
Alga
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States Steel
Dr Chadwick in Paris Speaks on Mrs Chadwick Scandal
In Paris Dr Le Roy Chadwick discusses his wife Cassie L Chadwick and her financial frauds, denies rumors of his millions, mentions his health, and says he plans to return to the United States within a week to ten days. He clarifies he has not yet decided on travel.
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Husband
United States
Chadwick Bays
Lydve Devere
Paris
le Roy
Chadwick
Cleveland
Cassie L Chadwick
New York
Dr Chadwick
Mra Chadwick
America
Mellon
Dever
Lydia Devere
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Beckwith
Citisgena’ Bank
Oberlin
Port Arthur Under Japanese Shelling Fire at Fort Arthur
Reports from Port Arthur detail heavy bombardment by Japanese forces on December 12. Warships and installations including Poltava Amur and the Golden hill telegraph station were damaged as bombardment continues, with Russian naval forces reportedly disabled. The situation at Port Arthur grows direr as the siege intensifies. Meanwhile a U.S. Supreme Court extension in the North Carolina bond case delays payment to April to allow legislative review.
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OKIO
Port Arthur
Poltava
Amur
Golden Hill
ONCOM
Tokio
Fort Arthur Sundey
South Dakota
North Carolina
Washington
State of
Supreme Court of the United States
Skeleton Used In Nan's Trial Showed Murder Evidence
Nan Patterson's trial included a headless skeleton showing dorsal vertebrae and ribs to argue bullet path. Lawyers protested but judge ruled to admit the exhibit, aiding prosecution that the wound did not match self-inflicted golf. Jurors warned not to discuss testimony. Also reports on Hughes inquest verdict and the cruiser San Francisco voyage.
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Nan
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Philip Hanlon
Youngs
Les
States
Young
Davis
Revelations From Smoot Hearing On Mormon Endowment House
Washington December 12 three witnesses testified in the Reed Smoot case before the senate privileges and elections committee. Rev Joe Buckley described a fall meeting where Joseph Smith allegedly spoke on polygamy and God giving him wives. George Reynolds spoke on endowment house ceremonies and ecclesiastical divorces. John Henry Hamilton recounted plural marriage involving his sister to Apostle Abraham Cannon, supposedly performed by President Smith. Testimony focused on church policy rather than state statutes, with Buckley quoting Smith defending polygamy as not adultery. Reynolds said marriages with dead persons occurred in the endowment house and discussed divorces. The church reportedly grants divorces for time and eternity, not legal marriages, and courts do not recognize plural marriages. Continued on Seton Page.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Joe Buckley
Christian Advocate of
New York
Fall Lake
Joseph Smith
George Reynolds
Church
John Henry Hamilton
Lillian Hamilton
Abraham Cannon
Smith
Hmoot
Buckley
Senator Overman
Reynolds Saiid
Taylor
Endowmet
Reynolds
Senator Foraker
Government's Guess Considered Incorrect on Cotton Price Plan
Delegates from Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas discuss a plan to hold cotton at 10 cents and force producers to keep crops off the market. Farmers express resolve to stand united, with bankers and merchants backing diversification and delayed obligations. A North Carolina temple project is also announced with a 125000 dollar target.
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Martin
Calvin Steveport
Ian Dember
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
BC Cotton
Four Hundred Lead Planters at Shreveport Discuss Boll Weevil War
At the Grand Opera House in Shreveport Louisiana a four day session of the national cotton convention opened with over 100 delegates from southern states. Judge Pugh chaired the opening, outlining two main questions: abandon cotton in infested areas for a year or devise enforceable plans to eradicate the boll weevil and secure federal support. Governor Blanchard welcomed delegates and warned that cotton disruption threatens national and global commerce, urging swift coordinated action. Continued on Minth Page.
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Flan
Huw WG Bolton
Rapides la
J H Connell
Dallas
Texas
Judge Pugh
J . Pugh
South
Louisiina
Cntten
United States
Industri
Halton
Malton
Secretar
Wilson
Washington
J C Pugh
Howaerd
Ime
Louisiana
Lexas
Blanchard
Louisina
Ube South
South Ia
Eease
Minth
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Chad
Wick
Dr. Chadwick
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Columbia
Hughes
Trenton
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Newport News
Old Point
Gibraltar
Norfolk
Board of Inspection
Mormon Endowment House
Smoot
Seton Page
Shreveport
Harding Catton
Raleigh
Masonic Temple
j.North Carolina
Grand Lodge
Walter L Liddell
Walter E Moore
John W Cotton
Samuel H Smith
John C Drewry
Tia
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