Bradley murder trial ends in jury deliberations
The case of Mrs. Annie M. Bradley for the killing of former Senator Arthur Brown rests with jurors after three weeks of testimony and closing arguments. The defense contends insanity while the government argues the defendant planned the Los Angeles trip and reached Washington to see Brown. The jury deliberated five hours and forty three minutes before being locked up for the night.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
United States
Arthur Brown Oftah
Powers
Hoover
Brown
Baker
Bradley
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Los Angeles
Stafford
Defegdant
Algease
Burns Captures World Heavyweight Title in London Bout
Tommy Burns of the United States defeated Gunner Moir of England by knockout in round ten at the National Sporting Club, becoming the world heavyweight champion. Burns dominated from early rounds with superior science and power, while Moir fought bravely but could not match the American's pace or technique.
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London
Tommy Burns
America
Gunner Moir
England
National Sporting Club
Mott
Burns
Moir
Slavin
Peter Jackson
Burne
Eugene Corri
Burn
Thirteen Miners Dead in Fayette City Mine Disaster
Pittsburg December 3. Thirteen bodies recovered from Naomi mines near Fayette City. Eleven charred remains found at bottom of shaft after explosion and afterdamp. Rescue effort slow due to wreckage and gas. two rescuers critically ill. About 2,000 bystanders. All evidence points to entombed miners’ deaths.
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Pittsburg
Naomi
United Coal Company
Fayette City
Taft Leaves Moscow for St Petersburg in Shuffle of Reports
William H. Taft travels from Moscow to St. Petersburg amid a flurry of dispatches. John Philip Sousa remains confined to his room at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago. Arbitration is agreed between cabmen and New York employers. Henry Havemeyer is seriously ill at his Commack country home. A plot against King Carlos of Portugal is uncovered with seventy five bombs found near municipal guard barracks. Utah Mormons plan to canvas Iowa households, Burlingtion described as the crusade’s outset.
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John Philip Sousa
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Cabmen’s Union
New York City
Henry ©. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Commack
L. J
Carlos of
Portugal
Floral Scandal and Roses Debate Art Control
A whimsical matchup unfolds as a rose and aster discuss painting, noting how nature’s colors and motives clash in a playful Washington Herald style dialogue. The fragment hints at creative rivalry and public amusement without a clear news event or outcome.
Cannon and Williams Clash Over House Rules In 60th Congress
Washington December 3 A vivid scene marked the opening of the sixtieth congress with ceremonies in the capitol. Joseph G Cannon was reelected speaker as Democrats designate John Sharp Williams as leader amid ovations and a Bryan floor appearance. The rules fight pits old autocratic powers against reformers, ending in party line adoption. Committees inform the president and new members are sworn in as lives remembered during recess.
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House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
John Sharp Williams
William Jennings Bryan
House
Cooper
Wisconsin
Congress
Chelsea Savings Bank Closed to Prevent Run
Michigan bank shut to protect depositors and creditors after a conference among Governor Warner Banking Commissioner Zimmerman Attorney General Bird and local banks. Chelsea Savings Bank capitalized at 100000 with 100000 surplus, state treasurer Frank P. Glazier connected to the bank and Glazier Stove company. A receiver for Glazier Stove is sought to safeguard about 600000 of paper assets.
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Detroit
Mich
Zimmerman
Chelsea Savings Bank of
Chelsea
Frank P. Glazier
Michigan
Bird
Warner
State Bank of Michigan of
Grand Rapids, Mich
People’s State Savings Bank
Old
Detroit National
First National
Citizen’s Saving Bank
Union Trust Company
Chelsea Savings Bank
Glazier
Glazier Stove Company
First Bill Introductions Highlight Sixtieth Congress
Washington December 3 There was little rivalry for the honor of introducing the first bill in the Sixtieth Congress. Burleson Texas reintroduced a pension bill for Texas volunteers from 1855 1860 while Capron Rhode Island offered pay and allowances increases for armed services. Andrews Delaware sought New Mexico statehood.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
Texas Volunteers
Capron
Rhode Island
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
Andrews
Delaware
New Mexico
Gaines
Tennessee
Chandler
Mississippi
Morris
Nebraska
Schaefer Retains 18 Inch Balkline Title in Chicago
Jacob Schaefer defeated George Sutton 500 to 419 to retain his 18 inch balkline billiards championship in Chicago on December 3. The win secured Schaefer's hold on the title with another decisive victory.
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Schaefer
Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
George Sutton
Isg
Aged Woman Murdered in Velardo Store Case
Alfred Robber Sanchez, accused of killing Miss Jennie Templeton during a Velardo store robbery, faced a preliminary hearing in Velardo New Mexico and was bound over for trial. The elderly shopkeeper and her sister ran the Velardo store. Templeton was stabbed and struck, with the killer urged by fear of arrest.
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Santa Fe
N. M
David
Nezo Sanchez
Jennie Templeton
Velardo
Templeton
Sanchez
Fire under control as miners reach 600 level at Fremont mine
Drytown California December 8. Fire in the Fremont mines is under control. Management aims to reach upper levels to save eleven entombed miners. Manager Goodall and four miners reached the 600 level but three were overcome by gas. They were brought to the surface insensible and are only partially recovered.
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Drytown
Cal
Fremont
Goodall
Youss Case Urges States Rights Over Rates Before Supreme Court
The Minnesota Attorney General Edward T. Youss faced a $1000 contempt fine as the Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a state can regulate relieved rates, and if such action is a suit against a state under the Eleventh Amendment. The Northern Pacific Railway backed intervention. Southern Railway and New York gas firm interests filed briefs related to rate disputes and premature arguments.
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Washington
Edward T. Youss
Minnesota
Supreme Court of the United States
Sanityes
Mr. Youne
Supreme Court
Hines
Southern Railway Company
Concettrated Gas Company of
New York
Whitney
House Service Corporation of
Beck
Southern Railway
Young
Thomas D. O’brien
Hadley
Miesourt
Trial Postponed in Harry Ky Murder Case in New York
Court delays the trial as details emerge about the alleged murder of Blane t. The proceedings mention 260 talesmen and the selection process as part of the case linked to Pierre, D. Kelly, and a young woman found at a home. The fragmentary report references locations in Minnesota and Dakota.
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Harry Ky
Blane
Talestmen
Pierre
D. Kelly
Pierre A. F
Crwen
Pepeatias
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