Hains Found Guilty of Manslaughter in First Degree
Flushing May 12 Captain Peter C Hains U S A was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the Bayside Yacht Club murder of William E Annis last August 15. The jury deliberated two hours 45 minutes then remanded him for sentencing Monday. The case stirred the country with debates over insanity and motives involving Mrs Hains.
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Flushing
Peter C. Hains
U.S. A
William E. Annis
Bayside Yauth Club
Bayside Yacht Club
Hains
Annis
Peter Hains
Russia police chief on trial in St Petersburg
The trial of Mr Lopukine, former director of police, began in St. Petersburg with an open hearing before a jury including an admiral, a general, a marshal of nobility and peasants. The audience was largely women as high police officials testified.
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St. Petersburg
Lopukine
Revolutionary Organization
Varvarin
Standard Oil head is dead in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 12 Jesse A Gheen Indiana manager of Standard Oil died at his home after twenty years with the company He began as a tank wagon driver at Falls City Nebraska and later led several Indiana stations Burial will be in Pearl City Illinois Also notes a Niagara Falls report of a man dying after a gunfight and a Washington obituary for Mrs Mary L Dalzell wife of Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jesse A. Gheen
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Falls City
Neb
Carthage College
Carthage
Standard Oil
Indiana Field
Pearl City
Niagara Falls
Willis White
James Thomas
White
Dalzell
Washington
Mary L. Dalzell
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Wright Brothers Return To America After Europe Trip
Wilbur and Orville Wright arrive by steamship Kronprinzessin Cecilie in New York and plan to return to Dayton then Washington for government testing. They say they will not fly here, target Fort Meyer tests with Orville piloting, and anticipate a Europe return in August for German contracts. Katherine Wright accompanies them.
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New York
Wilbur
Orville Wright
New York City
Kronprinzessingecilie
Aero Club of America
Dayton
Robert Lee Morrell
Aviation Department
Automobile Club of America
A. Holland Forbes
Aero Club
W. H. Hammer
Aeronautic Society
Wrights
Charles Levee
French Aero Club
Dozier
St. Louis Automobile Club
Charles Jerome Edwards
Allen Hawley
The
Katherine Wright
Wilbur Wright
Wright Brothers
Hoboken
Washington
Orville
Fort Meyer
Europe
Bride Loses Husband in Vincennes Mystery
Mrs Charlies H Brown of Huntington Ill vanished husband after a marriage in Vincennes. They had driven from Lawrenceville Ill to buy household goods with Brown carrying $800. He disappeared near the courthouse after leaving the buggy presumably to pay tax money. No trace or witness accounts found.
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Vincennes, Ltd
Charlies H. Brown
Huntington
Ill
Vincennes
Elizabeth Terrell
Brown
Lawrenceville
Fails to Find 60 Million Treasure Hunt Returns
San Francisco reports Capt James Brown claiming to know the Cocos Island cache of 60 million but his voyage ends in trouble after a reef wreck. He and his four crew were rescued, with no treasure recovered. The item also notes Conried’s body return, a strangling death in Providence, and a riot in Indiana Pa with fatalities.
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San Francisco
James Brown
Cocos Island
Antipodes
Brown
Sydney
South Seas
Boyles in Prison A Sensational Kidnapping Tale Unfolds
Pittsburg Pa May 12 A sensational report details Mrs James Boyle and her husband in the Western penitentiary after a claim of involvement in the Willie Whitla abduction. Boyle asserts Dan Reeble Jr was slain and Harry Forker plotted the kidnapping to extort $6000, with Forker allegedly buying silence through hush money.
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Willie Whitla
Harry Farber
Pittsburg
James Boyle
Western Penitentiary
Penitentiary
Mrs. Boyle
Jimmy
Boyle
Dan Shay
Oak Street
Youngstown
Shay
Eame
Forker
New York State
Cleveland
Whitla
Warren
James P. Whitla
Town to print fingerprints in murder hunt
Winnebago Illinois authorities seek to solve the murder of Mrs. Margaret Grippen by fingerprinting all 1,000 residents of the town. Fingerprint expert M. Holland arrived to compare blood-imprint on a lamp chimney, a clue found at the scene. If needed, acquaintances nationwide may be tested.
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Margaret Grippen
Lew Wallace
Grippen
M. —. Holland
Winnebago
Collier
Taft Urges Playgrounds to Strengthen Youth Morality
President Taft writes from Pittsburg expressing regret at missing the Play grounds Association of America meeting. He praises urban playgrounds as vital for the health and moral development of boys and girls, providing constructive leisure and rational activity.
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Pittsburg
Playground Association of America
Taft
Taft's Uncle Elopes With Green Bay Dressmaker
Charles Whitey an uncle of President Taft and a wealthy Green Bay merchant elopes with Eva Gerardin a Green Bay dressmaker. He is 60 and she 40 years his junior. They arrived by train at Escanaba and wed immediately before departing for a short honeymoon in Chicago.
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Escanaba, Mich
Charles Whitey
Taft
Green Bay
Eva Gerardin
Mrs. Whitney
Chicago
Des Moines Fire Destroys McCune Building Vast Loss
Des Moines Iowa May 12 fire at the McCune building on Court avenue and Fifth streets, home to the New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company, caused total destruction with $150000 in losses, half insured, threatening the adjacent State Central hotel. In Tokyo May 12 fifteen hundred commercial high school students held a final mass meeting, resolved to quit the school, formed a line in front of the building, sang farewell, and dispersed.
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Des Moines
McCune
Court Avenue
Fifth Streets
New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company
State Central
Tokyo
The
Commercial High School
Czar Maintains Cabinet After Conference With Emperor
In St Petersburg on May 12 Premier Stolypin and his cabinet members will keep their posts after a conference with the emperor ends the cabinet crisis. In Iowa West Liberty May 12 prominent hardware merchant J. Fr Doty was found slain in his store. friends suspect murder.
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Czar
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Iowa
West Liberty
J. Fr. Doty
Senate tariff drama slows as perfumed soap duty debated
Senate action on the tariff bill focused on zinc ore duties and the extension of a 50 percent ad valorem tax to perfumed soap. A series of amendments were proposed and defeated, including a reduction of steel and earthenware duties and a plan to free crude sulphur, with talk of refining classifications and potential free-list changes. Senator Paynter urged tobacco producers to sell hand-rolled tobacco without duty, arguing growers faced hardship and sought new markets.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Beveridge
Cummins
Aldrien
Wilson
Bacon
Senato la Follette
Ad Valorem Ag Fi
Senator Paynter
Kentucky
Besi
Paynter
Attorney at Law Special Ties for Real Estate Pro bate
Attorney at law offers abstracts opinions titles and probate services. Located at corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets Atlantic Iowa.
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4Th & Chestnut Streets
Atlantic
Iowa
Homeopathic Physician Surgeon in Iowa Lectures Clinic
A homeopathic physician surgeon formerly an interne at the State University of Iowa is listed with contact numbers for residence 276 and office 262. The terse notice provides no additional context or dates.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
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