Patrick Convicted in Rice Murder Conspiracy Case
Albert T. Patrick was found guilty of murdering W. M. Rice on Sep 23 1900, the verdict holding that Patrick conspired with Rice’s valet Charles F. Jones to seize the Texan’s estate. Jones allegedly killed Rice with chloroform at Patrick’s instigation, with Patrick facing the death penalty and a likely appeal forthcoming.
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Jones
Mr. Rice
Patrick
New York
Albert T. Patrick
W. M. Rice
Patrick Patrick Talks After Verdict In Murder Case
Patrick expressed surprise at the verdict for the murder of William M. Rice and voiced confidence it will not stand. He discussed handwriting evidence, excluded testimony, and possible jury influence, saying the case would likely go to the court of appeals. He praised his counsel and would follow his lawyers in any new trial.
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Michill
Patrick
Francis
David L. Short
Morris Meyers
Jeromean
Charles F. Jones
Vale
Millionaire Rice
Otice Wouuld
Goff
Osborne
Rice
Scopel
Adams
Court of Appeals
Prosecution and Conviction Costs Cited at 50000
The report states that the cost of the prosecution and conviction of Patrick will amount to fifty thousand dollars if not more.
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Patrick
Fatal accident on Hardy street claims Mrs Miller
In Houston Fifth ward on Wednesday night a freight car struck the Miller family crossing several railway tracks. Mrs. Thomas Miller was killed and daughter Mary Miller suffered severe injuries including the loss of a foot toes and hand. Another daughter was lightly wounded. Mary was taken to the Houston infirmary.
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Houston
Tex
Hardy Street
Fifth Ward
Thomas Miller
Mary Miller
Examining trial for Emoy Lemar after shooting near Mead
Colbert, I T, sent word that Commissioner Hardy of Tishomingo held an examining trial in the Emoy Lemar case. Lemar was charged with shooting Calvin Van Winkle near Mead Burney crossing Sunday. After evidence, Lemar was bound over to the federal grand jury without bail and taken to Ardmore by Deputy Marshal Davis.
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Denison
Tex
Colbert
I. T
Hardy
Tishomingo
Emoy Lemar
Calvin van Winkle
Alt Burney Crossing
Mead
Lemar
Federal Grand Jury
Ardmore
Davis
Mexican diplomat Enrique Santibanez dies suddenly in Washington
Washington March 27 Enrique Santibanez second secretary of the Mexican embassy in Washington dropped dead on the street Wednesday afternoon. He was a consumptive and his health had been poor of late. Santibanez had served at the embassy for about 16 years after coming to Washington with former Minister Romero.
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Washington
Enrique Santibanez
Senor Santibanez
Senor Romero
Rhodes Funeral Plans Stir Cape Town as Nation Mourns
Preparations for Cecil Rhodes state funeral in Cape Town on April 2 are under way. Flags are half mast nationwide and mourners recall his remark about “so little done, so much to do” as he died at Muizenberg.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Muizenberg
Rainstorm causes street and bridge damage in Atlanta Texas
A heavy rain nearly a cloud burst struck Atlanta Texas on Tuesday night causing significant damage to streets and bridges. Truck farms report slight potato crop damage but no major losses.
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Atlanta
Tex
Textile council orders city strike in Lowell mills
Lowell march 27 the textile council votes to strike March 31 over 10 percent wage increases. Mill agents refuse matching Fall River raise. The strike will affect about 20 000 mill operatives in the city.
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Lowell
Textile Council
Fall River
Flower Sentenced for Bank Theft at Hibernia Bank
Samuel Flower, paying teller at the Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans, found guilty of stealing 36000 dollars, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. Flower belongs to a prominent Louisiana family.
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New Orleans
Samuel Flower
Hibernia National Bank
Flowers
Louisiana
Brain-Food Nonsense Countered By Authorities
Critics debunk the idea of food types for specific body parts and urge a balanced diet. Digestive issues ruin nutriment, so regular use of Green's August Flower is promoted to aid digestion, liver action, and blood purification, with Dr. Green's remedies sold by Wilson-Jenkins Co. and featuring Green's Special.
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G. G. Green
Wilson-Jenkins Co
Green
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Dozier Bakery
National Biscuit Co
Ramona
Athena
Nabisco
Bremner
American Beauty
Blanke & Bro
Penick & Ford
Louisiana Plantation
Swift
Batavia
Howell Balls
C. G. Parsons
W.A. Reed
W. A. Reed
Parsons
Same
Bryan
Seltzer
Cc. C. Parsons
Itc
James & Castles
Condos Bros
Bryan Kandy
Navasota
Hearne
John W. Goff
William M. Rice
Col. Patrick
Chicago
Turner
Edwin Southers
Opera
Monte Cristo
Edwin Patterson
Paul Jones
W. T. Ford
J. E. Ponder
D. Mike Jr
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