Patrick convicted in Rice murder case at nine weeks trial
Albert T. Patrick, a New York lawyer, is found guilty of conspiring with William M. Rice’s valet to murder the Texas recluse for his $7,000,000 estate. The court orders women out amid the verdict, and Patrick faces potential death by electric chair with sentencing set a week after.
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York
Albert T. Patrick
William M Rice
Patrick
Ruice
Charles F Jones
Jones
Goff
Funston Denounces Eastern Press Over Aguinaldo Talk
General Frederick Funston arrives in Topeka en route to California and denounces New York newspapers for misinterpreting his Lotus Club remarks on the Aguinaldo capture and war ethics. He defends his actions and notes Roosevelt approved of his remarks.
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Topeka
Kans
Frederick Funston
California
Funston
Lotus Club
New York
Aguinaldo
Roosevelt
Boston
Tadge
Fortune Won By Forgery Victimizes Seventh National Bank
Moses Schwartze, wanted in New York for forging on the Seventh National Bank totaling about $100,000, was arrested in Philadelphia by Detective Sergeants McNaught and Geyer. He faced arraignment and was held for New York requisition papers. FR Wones of the Seventh National Bank tied Schwartze to the Manhattan Mercantile Company loaned on worthless notes, with the firm failing last summer before the bank collapse. Schwartze disappeared, later found on South Nineteenth Street, and was under watch for six weeks. Jones indicated an indictment for swindling another bank exists in New York.
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Philadelphia
Moses Schwartze
New Yor
Seventh National Bank
McNaught
New York
Geyer
Schwartze
Wones
Manhattan Mercantile Company
South William Street
South Sixteenth Street
Jones
Morgan testimony on Northern Pacific and Burlington deal
Pierpont Morgan testified before Special Examiner Mabey in Powers v Northern Pacific, answering for two and a half hours. He denied collusion with Morgan & Co customers, discussed price value during stock delivery, and recalled Hill pushing for a Chicago eastern terminal while Morgan sought the same for Northern Pacific. He laughed at questions about railroad syndicate control and left after dodging photographers.
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New York
Pierpont Morgan
Mabey
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railway Company
George Alfred Lamb
Counse
Powers
J Morgan & Co
Morgan
Lamb
Northern Pacific
Mr. Morgan
Stow
Hill
Harriman
Burlington
Great Northern
Chicago
Generals Noriel and Malvar Captured by Ligut Forces
Manila March 26 Noriel the insurgent general, with one other, is captured by Lieutenant Frank E Bamford of the Twenty eighth Infantry. A bodyguard of five men and a major, two captains, a lieutenant were taken prison ers as well. Bamford’s search may have netted General Malvar. Noriel, active since 1899, says the insurrection is over and leaders are fleeing. Bamford’s Atlanta ties are noted, including a Romeyn court martial history and his lengthy military service and engagement to Miss Romeyn.
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Manila
Noriel
Malar
Philippines
Frank E Bamford
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Belive
Matvar
Bamford Fo
Nortel
Bamford
Atlanta
Robbers Fail at Hotel Whitely Safe in Kansas City
Two masked men tried to rob the safe at Hotel Whitely in Boggola Kansas. They entered the lobby from separate doors, forced a clerk and a porter to surrender, and locked them in the cloak room. The attempt failed when the safe could not be opened, and the robbers fled. In a separate note, a Brazil Indiana school principal, E E Muncie, was reinstated after a kiss-accusation dismissal amid student protest.
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Bmgorla
Kans
Whitely
Paul Vickery
Jesse Reeves
W. Sullivan
Sullivan
Vickery
Sie
IN BED BATTLE DUCKS USE Walls Wants Olas Huneves and Hily Siete Exchanges in Race
Jasper Alabama March 2 Information pay just been received here of a race riot 12 miles east of Jasper late this afternoon One hundred and fifty shots are reported to have been exchanged casualties cannot be ascertained at this hour A farmer named Murray sought ammunition and returned Sheriff Moore has asked Governor Jelks to mobilize the local militia and men are preparing to respond The trouble stems from racial hostility intensified by two black men being whipped for stealing at a negro colony about 12 miles east on Warrior river The colony is organized and armed and ready to resist authorities.
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Jasper
Ala
Murray
Moore Thas
Jelks
Ben
Moore
Bankhead
Here
Warrior River
Not Wegroe’s First Crime Lynching Follows Earlier Conviction
Sedalia Missouri March 26 W H Wallace the man lynched at La Tanta Cola for assaulting Mrs Henrietta Miller an elderly white woman had been convicted about four years ago in Sedalia for a similar crime. Wallace, a janitor at the Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger station, faced a history of assaults on white women returning home from work at night. Bloodhounds were used and he was eventually run down. The evidence was circumstantial but he agreed to plead guilty for a minimum sentence.
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Miller
Sedalia
W H Wallace
la Tanta Cola
Henrietta Miller
Wallace
Missouri
Kateas
Texas
Sharretti named archbishop of Manila to separate church and state
Monsignor Sharretti, selected by the pope to succeed Archbishop Nosalagen in Manila, sails from Rome after meeting Secretary Root. Known for severing church state ties in Cuba, he plans similar action in the Philippines and will meet officials here before assuming post. The friar lands issue will be among his first concerns.
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Philippines
Washington
Monsignor
Sharetti
Manila
Nosalagen
Rome
Root
Mabaretti
Cuba
Phillippines
M_ Sbarettl
Strike Believed Averted In New Orleans After Talks
In New Orleans on March 24 after two weeks of strain over an anticipated street railway strike, Mayor Capdevielle proposed extending the old eight month agreement for a full year and ensuring railroad companies observe terms. National President Mahon supported the plan as union leaders met in a stormy session and planned a secret ballot. Outcome remains uncertain as a two-thirds vote is needed to strike.
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New Orleans
Street Railway Union
Capdevielle
Mahon
Police Chief Dismissed After Haiti Shooting Incident
General Cameau the chief of police in Port au Prince was dismissed at France's request after Leon Gabriel the French civilian fired a revolver at him on March 22. Authorities now believe the incident is closed.
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France
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Cameau
Leon Gabriel
Rathbone in Cuba Fraud Case Attacked by General Wood
Washington March to-Spe cific General Wood governor of Cuba denounces Major Estes G Rathbone convict in Cuba for alleged postal frauds as a war and he does not take any roundabout way of saying it In a telegram Rathbone to a newspaper at his Hamilton Ohio home he claims the verdict results from General Wood orders and calls it a political conspiracy Wood denies the charges saying Rathbone s statements are utterly false He had a fair trial and there was no government interference Rathbone s friends vow to pursue appeal and possibly bring him to this country for trial They assert the American military government influenced the case and name Neely and Reeves as guilty with Reeves likely pardoned for turning state s evidence They claim Rathbone was targeted by a plot led by Postmaster General Smith and Fourth Assistant Bristow Continued on Second Page.
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Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Mr. bin
J. P Morgan & Co
Morgan
Burlington Board
Northern Securities Companys
Hill
Northern Securies Company
3 P Morgan & Co
Compan
J J Hill
Mr Lamb
Mr Morgan
Mr. Morgan
HHI
Northern Tecumthés Company
Northern Pacifts
J P. Morgan & Co
Northern Securities Aieck
Francis Lynde Stetson
Northern Securities Company
George FP. Bakar
Jos. Chl
Ashington
Specifij
General Wood
Cuba
Estes G. Rathbone
Hathbone
Hamilton
Ohio
Rathbones
Wood
Rathbone
Rathbon
Neely
Reeves
Atute
Smith
Bristow
Perry Heath
Nee
Patrick
Pierpont Morgan
New York
Northwestern Railway
Har Wood
Postmaster Hamilton
Rome
Maddox
Senator Hanna
Bride Weds Aboard Train In Louisiana Encounter
On the Southern Pacific near the Louisiana line a Georgia bride Willie Beetham of Pike County and J. F. Matthews of Vinton Louisiana wed aboard a speeding train. Rev W M Perkins of Edgenly Louisiana officiated in the rear end of a car, witnessed by friends and fellow passengers.
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Galveston
Tex
Southern Pacific
Louisiana Line
J. F. Matthews
Vinton
Willie Beetham
Pike County
Georgia
W. M Perkins
Edgenly
Burton
Take Charles
Perkins
WEDDED ON CAPITOL DOME BRIDEGROOM A CUBAN AND BRIDE A CANADIAN
Washington March 26 Today a coup was married on the dome of the capitol Justice of the Peace Bundy united Andres Dias Paiis a Cuban groom and Catharine McCandle a Canadian bride The ceremony drew few onlookers as the dome was closed Afterwards Bundy guided the couple to the edge for the view and they departed in a cab hoping to live long and prosper The honeymoon will be spent in Spain
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Washington
Caplic
Justice of the Peace
Andres Dias Paiis
Catharine McCandle
Bundy
Georgia Foreseeable Weather and Local News Roundup
A forecast notes showers Thursday and fall Friday with brisk east to south winds and a high near 39. Rome dispensary case upheld as constitutional. Georgia union and railroad news mix with marriages and political moves. Local officials in Atlanta and Savannah report incidents, appointments, and political shifts amid wider national and foreign notes.
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Georgia Supreme Court
Rome
Hosa Montgomery
A B Montgomery
Georgia Aivison
Dallas
State Depot Commission
Ausata
James M Lynch
International Teographical Union
Atlanta Union
Georgia
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Malvar
LIGUT
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Hily Siete
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Jelxa
Wegroe
Sbaretti
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Dror
Mr. Matthews
Miss Beckham
Miss Beesham
Fike County
Louisiana
Capitol
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Hankinson
Savannah
Georgia Baptist Convention
Nerthen
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Fred Bowvce
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Jenkins
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Jefks
Ceril Rhodes
Em Te Puilder
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Reeves Haveeen
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