Editor Harden Found Guilty in Libel Trial
Berlin January 4 the Harden von Moltke libel suit ended with the Die Zukunft editor sentenced to four months imprisonment and to pay the full costs of both trials. The court found all charges without foundation and cleared Count von Moltke and Prince Philip zu Eulenberg of immoral insinuations. Harden plans an appeal and faces possible further libel actions.
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Berlin
Harden-Von Moltke
Die Zukunft
Maximilen Harden
Count Kuno von Moltke
Count von Moltke
Prince Philip Zu Eulenberg
Harden
Kuno von Moltke
Prince Zu Fulenberg
Wade
Prince Zu Kulenberg
Serted
Prince von Bismarck
Prince Philip Eulenberg
Max Witaskawaki
Prince Zu Eulenberg
Fire at Waverly hall endangers Daughters of Liberty
One hundred Daughters of Liberty narrowly escaped a blaze that swept four stories of Waverly hall in Brooklyn where the entertainment was held. The janitors’ family on the fourth floor suffered. a mother and infant perished as the mother leaped to the sidewalk. Loss is about $106,000 with lower floors occupied by firms.
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New York
Daughters of Liberty
Waverly Hall
Brooklyn
Gerardini Tedeschi
Death by suicide of Charles Carroll Marsh in Warsaw
Warsaw Illinois January 4 Charles Carroll Marsh twenty seven son of the late Congressman Marsh took his own life at his home here ill health and melan cholia are blamed for the act
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Warsaw
Ill
Charles Carroll Marsh
Marsh
Here
Ovation for Shaw in Des Moines banking talk
Former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw drew a huge Des Moines audience of 1,006 at a Bankers' Club event. His non political address focused on banking reforms and he praised President Roosevelt amid lively demonstrations. He and Governor Cummins met privately for about ninety minutes to discuss politics and the presidency.
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Des Moines
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Des Moines Bankers’ Club
Shaw
Roosevelt
Mr. Shaw
Cummins
Endless Chain System Testimony in Walsh Case
J W Faithorn former vice president of the Chicago and Alton testified for the defense about the endless chain scheme tied to John R Walsh. They formed a syndicate in 1900 to take over the Wisconsin and Michigan railroad. He admitted receiving stock certificates but said he paid nothing, instead giving a $50 000 note to the Chicago National Bank that was later cancelled and replaced.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
J. W. Faithorn
Chicago and Alton
Faithorn
Walsh
Wisconsin and Michigan Railroad
Chicago National Bank
Miscellaneous Real Estate and Labor Wants Advertisement
A fragmented item listing multiple real estate for sale or exchange offers including houses barns lots and near Main street with terms to suit buyers. Also notices seeking a strong housekeeper and labor help, rents, and other exchanges. An 1908 dated ad fragment mentions cows a delivery wagon lumber and harness for sale or trade.
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Main Street
Oakland Ave
Confession Read In Court In Bennington Murder Case
Alfred Mahan admitted in court to killing his young niece Ethel Mahan in North Bennington last April. He said he cut her throat with a razor after the crime, as the prosecution rested, and defense counsel prepared to argue insanity.
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Bennington
Alfred Mahan
Ethel Mahan
North Bennington
Bates
Mahan
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