Bail Denied for Banker Morse in Appeal Case
Charlie W. Morse, financier there, remains in the Tombs after the U S circuit court of appeals denied bail. He faces 15 years at hard labor with Atlanta federal prison to serve, while a writ of error proceeds and possible renewal after a bill of particulars is filed.
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New York
Charlies W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tombs
Lacombe
Ward
Coxe
United States Court of Appeals
Morse
Harry
Atlanta
Hough
Chinese Minister's Chauffeur Cited for Speeding in New York
In New York on November 1 a chauffeur named Romeo Oliver was arrested for speeding a car carrying Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister to the United States and staff. Secret Service Agent P M Baldwin and bicycle officer Lemmon supervised the case at the Manhattan hotel where the minister was to guest. Oliver was fined five dollars by Magistrate Steinert and released, after Baldwin paid the fine.
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New York
Wwu
Tsg Pang
United States
New York City
Broadway
Manhattan Hotel
Romeo Oliver
Secret Service
P. M. Baldwin
I Lemmon
Wa Ting Fang
Jr. Ho
Lemmon
Baldwin
Two Men Killed As Work Train Crashes In Connecticut
A work train carrying twenty eight Italians crashed into the rear of a freight train near Deep River station on the New York New Haven Hartford line. Two men were killed outright, two others fatally injured, and several more severely hurt.
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Deep River
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Two Hunting Accidents Claim Two Young Lives
In Menominee Michigan on November 11 Duncan McKay seventeen was accidentally shot and killed by his brother Fred after a stumble during a deer hunt. Eleven year old Otto Sternhaben was also accidentally shot in nearby woods by an unknown hunter and is reported likely to die.
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Menominee, Mich
Duncan McKay
Fred
Duncan
Otto Sternhaben
Menominee
Rev Dr Alfred H Harding Elected Bishop of Washington
Washington on November 11. Rev Dr Alfred H Harding longtime rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church was chosen bishop of Washington to succeed the late Henry Y Satterlee at the diocese convention's fourth meeting of its thirteenth annual session.
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Washington
Alfred H. Harding
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Henry Y. Satterlee
Tragedy in Augusta as wagon incident claims life
In Augusta Wisconsin on November 11 Carl Wordemann was killed when a runaway team struck his wagon on the route from Fall Creek. He was thrown from the wagon and crushed by his head. He was alone at the time of the crash.
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Augusta
Wis
Carl Wordemann
Fall Creek
Defense outlines for Lamphere murder case in Laporte
In Laporte Indiana the Lamphere murder case stalled after the second venire as no jury was drawn. Judge Richter ordered a third venire while ten jurors were seated. The defense released new evidence from Fred Lambright alleging a couple matching Mrs. Gunness appeared at the scene and heard a woman say money isn’t here. The defense plans to corroborate Hudsons testimony claiming they saw Mrs. Gunness on July 9.
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Laporte
Ind
Lamphere
Ray Lamphere
Bella Gunness
George H. Teeters
Richter
Fred Lambright
Mob hanged Henry Ieidy in Biloxi jail yard
An armed white mob seized Henry Ieidy from Biloxi jail and hanged him to a tree after the 15 year old Eliza May Hauser identified him as her assailant. The assault occurred on a road near Back Pay, leaving the girl badly wounded. Police were overpowered as the mob entered through the jail after the chief left for dinner.
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Biloxi
Miss
Henry Ieidy
Eliza May Hauser
Back Pay
Leidy
Kaufman Knocks Out Mustain in Vernon Arena Fight
In Los Angeles on November 11, heavyweight contender Jim Jeffries era rival Al Kaufman defeated Terry Mustain at the Vernon arena of the Jeffries Athletic club. Kaufman delivered a decisive knockout in the fourteenth round with a right upper cut to the heart.
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Los Angeles
al Kaufman
Delaney
Terry Mustain
Vernon Arena
Jeffries Athletic Club
Mustain
Emperor William Faces Harsh Parliament Critique
Nov 11 Penn report says Emperor William faced severe rebuke in the reichstag over inter relations and press freedom. Chancellor von Buelow spoke. conservatives and liberals debated crown responsibility and potential ministerial accountability amid public display and aid from foreign correspondents.
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Redicala
Nationaliberat
Germany
Herr Bassermann
von Buelow
Press Tribune
Herr Peedermann
Herr Weimer
Slayers of Cannole Proctor murder linked to poker loss
Detectives report two men who killed James M. Cannole in a Proctor pool room Oct 30 fled broke after a poker game in another building and planned an attempted robbery to recover losses. Two suspects are being watched and may be arrested within 24 hours. The pair has not left Proctor.
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Duluth
James M. Cannole
Proctor
Taft and Hitchcock Hold Long Candid Interview in Hot Springs
President elect Taft and national chairman Frank Hitchcock met in Hot Springs Virginia for a cordial extended chat about the campaign. They described the discussion as pleasant with mutual gratitude and noted the fund details would be released soon.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Judge Taft
Boiler Explodes Sinking Temiskaming Steamer Kills Five
The North Bay Ontario steamer Temiskaming exploded its boiler near Temiskaming landing, wrecking the vessel and killing at least five people by explosion or drowning. Several passengers and crew were thrown into the water and many injured. details are scarce due to the remoteness of the scene. A hunter named McBrige was noted among those affected.
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North Bay
Ont
Navy
Temiskaming
McBrige
Missing men feared dead after fire aboard train
In the United States a fatal fire likely claimed the lives of Menard and T Bergouhan firemen and two unknown men. Six others are badly burned and may die. A special train was dispatched from Mattawa to transport the injured to that town.
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United States
Menard
T. Bergouhan
Mattawa
Collision Kills Four In Red Bluff Auto Train Crash
In Red Bluff California on November 11 a collision between a car and a locomotive killed four members of the Willard family and Mrs Irene Hayes and slightly injured Imogene Willard. The auto was unlit and struck by a Southern Pacific special train carrying General Superintendent Young and division superintendents. The occupants were thrown about 200 feet.
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Red Bluff
Cal
George K. Willard
G. K. Willard
Olive Willard
Irene Hayes
Imogene Willard
Willard
Hayes
Young
Southern Pacific Railroad
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