New Airship Given a Test in Paris
Paris November 3 A steerable balloon built by the Lebaudy brothers and engineer Julliet passed a first test at Moisson near Bonnieres. The craft rose about 20 yards with two in the car, resisted a stiff breeze, and completed half an hour of circuits. Julliet said the test was satisfactory. the craft measures 641/2 yards long, 12 yards in diameter, car 612 yards long, holds three, powered by a 40 horsepower motor.
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M. Santos- Dumont
Boy Charged With Trying to Wreck a Train
Clinton November 3 Domenico Partricci 13 will be arraigned in district court tomorrow on a charge of attempting to wreck a Wachusett dam rail line car. Trainmen had earlier booted him for riding the cars and he allegedly placed a rail across the track in revenge but the obstruction was spotted in time.
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Boston Area Weather Forecast Brief
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity. Tuesday shows fair skies with light southwest winds. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with possible light showers and a cooler afternoon and night.
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Vicinity
New Witness for Molineux in Murder Trial
New York, Nov 3. Roland B Molineux gains a new witness in his second murder trial for Mrs Katharine Adams death. The witness is a Brooklyn police wife and mother, who claims she saw another man mail the poison package and can identify him in court. Defense counsel say they will let the jury hear her story and later prove the true package sender, with two more witnesses expected to testify after a brief delay.
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Katharine — J. Adams
Harry Cornish
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Weeks
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Black
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John F. Hopkins
Newark
Jack the Slugger to Be Arrested Today
State Officer George Dunham plans to arrest a wealthy Boston manufacturer, labeled Jack the Slugger, in connection with Clara Morton’s murder on McLean Asylum grounds in Waverley. Five witnesses saw him near the scene and he was identified in another case.
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McLean Grounds
Wealthy Back Bay Man Targeted in Boston Serial Murder Case
State police prepare to arrest a 35 year old Back Bay businessman, famed social figure and longtime Boston family member, in the Clara Morton murder case. Five witnesses place him near Waverley the night of the crime, with further corroboration from a prior assault, a McLean asylum record, and a pattern of left handed attacks. Police say decisive evidence and a solid case will lead to arrest this morning, with search of his Back Bay home and apartment to uncover conclusive proof.
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Waverley
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Dunham
Miss Morton
Somerville
Miss McPhee
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Democrats Claim Next House Majority In Nationwide Hopes
Washington reports Democratic leaders predicting a House majority of 25 to 30, driven by broad campaigning and improving voter enthusiasm. Republicans face apathy in some states, while Democrats claim momentum in New York with Coler ahead, and Pennsylvanian battles in Philadelphia intensify. Various states, including Illinois Iowa and Ohio, show lively contests with both sides asserting control.
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Apathy in Maryland predicts mixed party gains
In Baltimore on November 3, Republicans led by Chairman Goldsborough expect a 10 000 to 12 000 Maryland Republican majority and a solid delegation to Congress. Democrats under Chairman Vandiver foresee four GOPes with a chance at a fifth. The safest forecast is four Republicans and two Democrats as apathy yields a light vote.
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Republian Committee
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Congress
Vandiver
Democratic Committee
Campaign quiet after campaign end in Philadelphia
Philadelphia voters saw little activity at Republican and Democratic headquarters after campaigning ended. Former Judge Pennypacker, the Republican candidate for Governor, spent the day at the city, with further details continued on page two.
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