Trial of Mrs. Bradley Shown Insane by Alienist Testimony
Dr Britton Evans testified Mrs Annie M Bradley was insane when she shot former Senator Arthur M Brown of Utah. The expert’s vigorous defense and denunciation of Brown prompted Justice Stafford to remind him the deceased was not on trial and to mention the effect of Brown’s acts on the defendant.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Britton D. Evans
New York
Testimony Highlights Fragile Max Brown On Stand In Trial
Max Brown son of the late Senator testified shakily about seeing his father and Mrs Bradley in the kitchen with fruit jars as his mother was away at a dying sister. Dr Charles Hill testified Mrs Bradley was insane at the time of the shooting, though he believed she acted with right intent. The defense faced emotional testimony as Mrs Bradley wept but remained composed at day’s end.
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Charles B. Hill
Baltimore Medical College
Bradley
Senator Brown
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Czar Loses Autoocrat Title In Duma Vote
In St Petersburg the Duma voted 246 to 112 to abolish the title of autocrat for Russian emperors, deeming it incompatible with the new regime begun by the October 1905 manifesto. The session ended amid fervent cheers and national anthem singing.
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Russia
Nicholas
Bryan to Lecture in Worcester Today
William Jennings Bryan is due to arrive at 4 15 p m and speak in Worcester with no political significance. He will address the men of Adams Square Church in the afternoon and give a public talk at Mechanics Hall titled The Value of an Ideal.
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Worcester
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Adams Square
Mechanics’ Hall
Remarkable All America Balloon Flight Sets New New England Records
Pilot Leo Stevens and six companions traveled 190 miles from Pittsfield Massachusetts to Canterbury New Hampshire in five hours twenty minutes aboard the largest balloon ever flown in New England. They reached 214 miles altitude and averaged 35 miles per hour amid a snowstorm, dropping notes to onlookers and racing trains.
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All America
New England
Pittsfield
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Canterbury
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Concord
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Deacon Charles H. Shute Dies During Church Address
Deacon Charles H. Shute of North Avenue Congregational Church Cambridge and Civil War veteran collapsed while addressing the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor in the vestry. He died before aid could revive him and is survived by a widow at his Bowdoin street home.
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North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
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Horace Stevens
Morse
Bowdoin Street
Evelyn Thaw At Theatre in New York Visit
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw accompanied by Harrington Mann attended the Berkeley Theatre to see Arnold Daly. It was her first public appearance since the Harry Thaw incident. They left in a car visiting the Tombs. Mann denied knowing Stanford White.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harrington Mann
Berkeley Theatre
Arnold Daly
Casey bid pressed in Independence League nomination race
After John H Casey left a conference with District Attorney Moran a drive formed to replace Coulthurst with Casey for the Independence League. Delegates from independent Democrats and many Republicans backed the move though it failed for the moment. Lodge and Hearst were to be asked to aid Casey with withdrawals due by 5 PM. Coulthurst refused to withdraw.
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United States
John B. Moran
Mr. Casey
Independence League
John A. Coulthurst
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Randolph Hearst
Hibbard
Casey
Coulthurst
Conference backs Casey plan to unite all elements
At a Casey supporters meeting it was agreed he could unite all elements. Details continued on page five first column.
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Casey
Nine Children Rescued From Smoke Filled South Boston Home
At 10:30 last night nine children were saved from a South Boston residence at 15 Beckler avenue as dense smoke filled the house. Helen Cosgrove woke, alerted Minnie Greendale, and with Francis Murphy and Robert Norton, they carried the children to safety across four trips.
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Minnie Greendale
Francis Murphy
Robert Norton
Professor Warren Dies at 57 in Cambridge Home
Minton Warren PhD, Pope professor of Latin at Harvard, died of heart failure at his Cambridge residence 105 Irving Street yesterday afternoon. He was 57 and survived by his widow Salome Machado of Salem. A Tufts graduate, he earned a Strassburg PhD in 1879 and held multiple appointments including director of the American School of Classical Studies in Rome and president of the American Philological Association.
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Pope
Harvard University
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Cambridge
Salome Machado
Salem
Professor Warren
Tufts College
Strassburg University
Germany
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Johns Hopkins
Notorious cracksmen rounded up after Washington Street battles
Seven heavily armed alleged veggs were arrested after clashes on Washington Street. Police report long criminal histories and multiple post office burglaries across New England. One bystander, Antonio Merlo, was slightly wounded and treated before returning home.
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Castle
Hollis
Antonio Merlo
Broadway Extension
Geggs
Watts
New England
Arrest to Culminate Months of Police Work
The arrest followed months of patient work by Pinkertons, state and municipal police, and a key informant who lived with the gang, worked with officers on daily tours, and visited their Tyler Street headquarter house.
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Pinkertons
Tyler Street
Pacific Battle Fleet May Face Delayed Pacific Cruise
Navy ships at Norfolk rush maintenance but likely cannot reach New York for dock and return to Hampton Roads in time to sail for the Pacific on December 16, 193?. Philadelphia reports possible delay of battleships and cruisers on a projected Pacific cruise.
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Navy
Pacific
United States Navy
Norfolk
New York Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Acquittal for Petsold in Pascoag Child Murder Trial
A jury in Providence returned a not guilty verdict for Ernest A. Petsold in the murder case of Helen A. Brown, a young child, at Pascoag on August 13. The jury deliberated about four hours and released Petsold at about 5 p.m.
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Helen A. Brown
Pascoag
Petsold
Bradford challenges President Eliot to a joint debate
Gamaliel Bradford last night sent an open letter to Harvard President Eliot proposing a joint debate on Government by Commission. He suggests Sanders Theatre or Faneuil Hall as possible venues.
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Eliot
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Faneuil Hall
France Pledges 60 Million Gold to U S in Crisis
Paris officials disclose the Bank of France holds 60 million dollars in American gold coins and could move the entire sum to New York if conditions in the United States demand it. The report came as government cautions and market observers monitor global financial stress. The amount represents a substantial emergency fund and signals France's readiness to support U S stability if needed.
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Paris
Bank of France
United States
New York
Thanksgiving Holidays on Boston & Worcester Trolley Line
The Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line runs during Thanksgiving holidays with cars from Park Square every 15 minutes. Subway cars connect with extra cars at Chestnut Hill and fares are low.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
Chestnut Hill
Weston starts Hammond crossing border on long pedestrian trek
Edward Payson Weston age 69 arrives in Hammond Indiana near the Illinois line after a crowd shouting and car horns to mark the moment. The march continues toward Chicago as he completes another leg of his famous walking journey.
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Hammond
Ind
Edward Payson Weston
Illinois
Chicago
Veteran walker aims for Chicago after Portland trek
After a one hour rest in a hotel the veteran heads north to reach Chicago Beach Hotel on Lake Michigan at Fifty first Street by 3 am Wednesday. He has two rooms reserved for himself and attendants and plans a six mile walk to Chicago post office expected to arrive near noon. If on schedule he completes a 1230 mile journey from Portland.
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Chicago Beach
Lake Michigan
Fifty-first Street
Chicago Post Office
Walker
Portland
Labor Men Plan Co operative Store in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor unions unite to open a workers cooperative store run by the unions for mutual benefit. They aim to cut staple prices as resort prices bite. Beef tops 2.30 per pound. milk 9 cents per quart. butter 38 cents per pound. Backed by 500 workers and several thousand dollars in capital.
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Bar Harbor
Navy
Hebrew bakers fined ten dollars for Sunday work
David F. Siebert and Hyman Kaplan with 18 other Hebrew bakers of Mechanic Street were arraigned in the Municipal Criminal Court and each fined ten dollars for alleged Sunday law violations. All appealed.
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David F. Siebert
Hyman Kaplan
Mechanic Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Weather forecast for New England and New York midweek
Forecast predicts Wednesday generally fair with clearing eastward in New England and diminishing west winds. Thursday remains fair with brisk west winds in the west and improving conditions in eastern sections. Eastern New York expects fair Wednesday with fresh to brisk west winds diminishing later.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Leon
Unclear Thermometer Readings At Thompson Spa
Damaged OCR shows temperature readings at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington yesterday with multiple times and temperatures. The fragment mentions average temperature and a 1906 1907 timestamp and ends with an unrelated advertisement for Minard’s Liniment.
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Washington Street
Schwiaeda
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