Defense Opens Case in Annis Murder Trial
Justice Crane sustains objection to admitting details of Annis’s actions or Mrs Hains behavior. Thornton J Hains and his brother Capt Peter C Hains Jr face murder charges with trial adjourned until Monday. Only two witnesses for the defense so far.
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Hatns
Mr. Shay
Darrin
Justice Crane
Annis
Capt. Hains
Mrs. Hains
Hains
John Tanning
Crane
McIntyre
Thugene N. L. Young
Fallon
Thornton Hains
Woman Kills Boarder After Fatal Hotel Attack
In Birmingham on December 28 Mrs Lavie, owner of the Steel City hotel, seriously wounded J. W. Griffith, a steel mill employee, in the breast and throat. She was then shot and killed by Griffith after the attempted life endangerment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mas Jey
Henry W Poor & Co. Creditors Take Action in New York
Henry W Poor trading as H W Poor & Co 33 Wall Street assigned Saturday for creditors to Mark T Cox of Robert Winthrop & Co. He heads a prominent banking and railroad interests network, with liabilities reportedly near 3 million dollars. Details to follow after meetings among creditors and lawyers.
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New York
Henry W. Poor
H. W. Poor & Co
Wall Street
Poor
Boston
Henry W. Poor & Co
New York City
Mr. Poor
Financial
Representative Davey Dies in New Orleans
New Orleans reports the death of Democrat Robert C. Davey of Louisiana’s Second district after a long illness. Born 1853 in New Orleans, he was first elected to the Fifty-third Congress and served in every Congress since the Fifty-fourth after declining the Fifty-fourth nomination. Washington notes the death was anticipated and cites his service on the interstate and foreign commerce committee.
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New Orleans
Robert C. Davey
Louisiana
Washington
Davey
House
Dr. Richard Penrose Dies in Philadelphia at 82
Dr. Richard A. F. Penrose, father of Senator Boles Penrose, died at his Philadelphia home Saturday of pneumonia at age 82. Born in Carlisle, he was known in medical and literary circles for contributing papers on various subjects and was a Dickinson College and University of Pennsylvania medical school alumnus.
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Philadelphia
Richard A. F. Penrose
United States
Boles Penrose
Penrose
Carlisle
Dickinson College
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Deputy Killed at Holiday Fete in Pryor Creek Okla
Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Mitchell was shot and killed while trying to quell a disturbance at Hogan Institute during a Christmas celebration fifteen miles south of Pryor Creek. Sam and Henry Frye, Cherokee by descent and prominent locals, are under arrest and a posse roams trying to capture George Ivye.
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Pryor Creek
Okla
Nicholas Mitchell
Hogan Institute
Here
Sam
Henry Frye
George I'vye
Fryes
Slavic Police Chief Slain as Reds Battle Revolutionists
Moscow dispatch reports Baron Cotte chief of the secret political police killed and Col. Muraki wounded in a fierce fight with revolutionists at a suburban villa near Elk Island. Police and troops fought for hours. artillery ended the battle and heavy losses were reported among the revolutionaries. Moscow calmed only after the siege collapsed and authorities cared for the dead and wounded.
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Baron Cotte
Moscow
Col
Muraki
Elk Island
Baron Cotie
Secret Police
Fallieres Attack Man In Paris Highlights Royalist Agitation
Paris December 28. An unemployed waiter named Mattis attacked President Fallieres in the streets. Paris presses largely dismiss the act as insignificant, while some republican papers urge action against militant royalists aided by clerical groups. Disorders at the Academy of Medicine are linked to royalist agitation. Mattis, deluded by a matrimonial ad, lost $1,200 in savings.
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Paris
la Libre Parole
L’action Francaise
Fallieres
Mattis
Academy of Medicine
Thalamas
Joan of Arc
PLAN AN EARLY TARIFF SESSION
Washington reports that party leaders in Congress aim to press President-elect Taft for an early and brief tariff revision special session. The goal is to shorten the session and adjourn before hot weather. Several lawmakers say Taft favors an early, compact schedule.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Kansas City Lawyer Henry M Withers Dies at 63
Kansas City Mo Dec 28 Henry M Withers prominent member of the bar died at his home Friday night of heart disease aged 63 He was a son of Gen Pickett Withers of the Confederate army.
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Kansas City
Henry M. Withers
Castro's Friends Arrested in Trinidad Response
Port Spain reports that Acting President Gomez in Venezuela has moved to suppress Castro supporters by arresting prominent sympathizers. Jails fill with political prisoners as leading Castro followers face deportation to prevent uprising. Venezuelan army ranks also shifted to align with Gomez.
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New York
the Tribune
Port Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Gomez
Castro
Multiple Dignitaries and Accidents Reported in Wires
Miss Mary A. Hardy a patient at St Marys hospital Racine Wis killed in elevator accident. David McKenna of Slatington pioneer of Lehigh region industry died at Allentown Pa aged 70. W H Bartlett Chicago broker hurt after being thrown from horse near Trinidad Cal recovering. W W Campbell Lick Observatory named Silliman lecturer at Yale for 1909 10. Mrs George Keprel London society leader given 300000 mansion in Carlton House Terrace by anonymous donor. George C Hurlbut librarian of American Geographical Society New York injured in auto collision, daughter also hurt. he may recover.
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Mary A. Hardy
St. Mary's Hospital
Racine
Wis
David McKenna
Slatington
Lehigh
Allentown
W. H. Bartlett
Chicago
Trinidad
Cal
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
California
Silliman
Yale University
George Keprel
London Society
King Edward
Carlton House Terrace
George C. Hurlbut
American Geographical Society
New York
Hurlbut
Admiral Dewey Celebrates 71st Birthday at Home
Admiral George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, observed his seventy first birthday Saturday in Washington. Though still mentally sharp, the aged officer has been in poor health for six weeks with a bad sciatica attack and received many calls from friends at his home.
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Manila
Washington
George Dewey
Manila Bay
United States Navy
Hartford Man Fatally Shot On Doorstep
Samuel Rodinsky was shot on his doorstep Saturday and died from a bullet through the left temple. An assailant fled, with a black mask, black cap, and a blackjack found at the scene. Two shots were fired in the attack.
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Hartford
Conn
Samuel Rodinsky
Insky
Rodinsky
Beach Hargis Jury Deadlocked in Jackson Murder Trial
Irvine Kentucky December 28 5 The Beach Hargis murder trial ended without a verdict as jurors reported nine for conviction and three for acquittal. Beach had been in a brawl days earlier and was brought back to Jackson. The testimony described a store confrontation with Judge James Hargis leading to Beach firing several shots.
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Irvine
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Judge Hargis
Jackson
Little
Mountain Town
Beach
Unknown Slays in Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Pa. Dec 28 Samuel Viasanvich of Clarksville near here was shot and killed Saturday by an unknown man who called at his home. A motive is lacking but four suspects have been arrested.
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Pittsburg
Samuel Viasanvich
Clarksville
Here
Markets Report From Chicago And New York Holidays
Chicago market closings due to holiday with Butter prices from 20 to 38 cents and Eggs and Potatoes values listed. Poultry prices show turkeys at 1 to 2 dollars per pound with chickens and ducks also quoted. New York exchange closed for the holiday.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New York Exchange
Peril at Garage Fire in Chicago Livery Yard
Fire destroyed the Pope Toledo Company livery garage at Wabash avenue and Thirteenth street on Saturday. Fourteen motor cars burned in the $60,000 blaze caused by two explosions, with three employees and four firemen narrowly escaping death.
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Chicago
Pope-Toledo Company
Wabash Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Attorney General Receives Word on Oyster Suit Testimony
Jefferson City Mo Dec 28 Attorney General Hadley received a letter from Judge Spencer of St Louis representing the International Harvester Company. The firm desires to take considerable testimony before presenting evidence in the oyster suit, before the referee for report.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Spencer
St. Louis
International Harvester Company
Live Stock Market Report from Omaha Neb December 28
CATTLE prices cover good to fancy steers six twenty to seven seventy five, medium to good six to six sixty, cows and calves varied, native yearlings five twenty five to seven seventy five, stockers and feeders several dollars. HOGS range prime to heavy butchers five seventy to six, lighter weights five forty to five sixty, pigs three ninety to four dollars. SITEMP notes steady market with yearlings five to six, sheep and lambs around four to seven dollars per head.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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William E. Annis
Joseph W. Shay
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Hains Brothers
Bayside
Benker
Long
Richard Penrose
France
President Fallieres
Special Congress
Admiral Dewey
Admiral George Dewey
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
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G. R. Miller
Sulte
Gillespie
Musson
Attant
C. G. Clark
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
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R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic and Medical Phyalota No
T. B, Swan
DR. C. L, Campbell
Gillespie Building
Res
Ben U. Wood
C. W. Saver Abstract
U. S. Mullins
OPERA
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Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook
Finley
Chestnut St
Butler
M. H. Butler
C. J. Litterst
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