Siegel Jury Completes Case in Geneseo Trial
Geneseo N Y November 10 the jury in the Henry Siegel grand larceny case was completed and Arthur C Train assistant district attorney opened the People s case. Jurors named Frank Wilbur Fred Niles Edward Herman Frank Millis John A Parrine E B Green N 8 Linsner and L G Sliker most of them farmers. Train said the defendant played the part of a genteel highwayman who used deceit to part friends from their money.
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Linsner
L. G. Sliker
Peru's Ex-President Inspects Navy Yard
Jose Pardo former president of Peru visited the Brooklyn navy yard and toured with Rear Admiral Nathan Usher. He inspected shops destroyers submarines under repair and the dreadnought Arkansas under construction, later visiting the battleships Wyoming and Florida.
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Jose Pardo
Peru
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nathan Usher
Mr. Pardo
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Wyoming
Florida
Treaty with Great Britain Becomes Operative
The peace commission treaty between the United States and Great Britain became operative today upon the exchange of ratifications between Ambassador Spring-Rice and Secretary Bryan.
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Great Britain
Washington
United States
Spring- Rice
Bryan
Powers predicts 15 years of prosperity and peace leadership
Newton politician Samuel L. Powers told Boston credit men at Young’s Hotel that the next 15 years will bring unprecedented U S prosperity after World War I ends. He praised Wilsonian diplomacy, warned war is unlikely with a small armed force, and urged international peace aided by God. Frederic Curtis of the Federal Reserve spoke on the New Federal Reserve Bank while the crowd overflowed the hall.
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Explosion on Moosehead Lake Steamer Wounds Passengers
Fred C. McRae of Roxbury Massachusetts was fatally burned or likely fatally burned after an elbow of the main steampipe blew out on the Twilight while traveling down Moosehead Lake opposite Northeast Carry. Several others were slightly burned or scalded and were taken to Greenville. McRae was hospitalized with severe injuries possibly leaving him blind if he survives.
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AFL Session Adjours Early. Committees to Begin Work
Philadelphia November 10. The American Federation of Labor convention adjourned after assigning substantial business to committees. Delegates will reconvene tomorrow to allow committees to start work on the pending items.
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General Booth to Speak in Malden Churches
Ton Booth of the Volunteers of America reports that General Booth will deliver addresses at two Malden churches the following day.
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The
Volunteers of America
General Booth
Malden
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