Trial Exhibit Shows Shattered Skull in Parnell Murder
Special to the Leader from Douglas Wyoming reports the prosecution in the Tom Lindsey alias Montana Slim Jordan murder trial introduces the shattered skull of Albert Ray Parnell as a grisly exhibit. Witnesses describe entry and exit wounds, a broken jaw, and ballistic analysis.
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Douglas
Wyo
Albert Ray
Parnell
Tom Lindsey
Montana
Slim Jordan
Walter R. Stoll
Cheyenne
Ihs
Lindsay
Grewsome
L. Pierre Desmond
Peter Bergerson
Parne
John Hoover
Albert Ray Parnell
Luk
Wal
Otter
Rita Jim Jordan
Nebraska
Daria
Jordan and
Daley
Ie Mieerney
Eieerers
Trust prosecutions by the Justice Department questioned
Chicago reports Josephus Daniela chairman of the Democratic publicity bureau asks Attorney General Bonaparte for an official statement listing trusts prosecuted by the Justice Department and the amount collected. Daniela cites Moody’s Manual of Corporation Securities and seeks precise figures on prosecutions and fines.
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Chicago
Josephus Daniela
Democratic National Headquarters
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Daniela
Sapien
U Legal Corporationa
Daniels
John Moody
Moody
United States
Départment of Justice
Opening World Series Tonight Detroit and Chicago Ready
Detroit and Chicago enter the world championship series in peak form with a record crowd expected at Bennett Park for the opening game tomorrow afternoon. Manager Chance of Chicago, injured in New York, will play. Detroit considers Killian or Donovan to start, with Overall or Ruelbach likely for game one.
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Detroit
Bennett Park
Chicago
New York
Frank Chance
Hugh Jennings
Killian
Donavan
Ruelbach
Women hold man until policeman comes at Wheatland restaurant
Alec Evans of Wheatland was arrested by Policeman Joe Bush at 7 o clock yesterday morning for disturbing a restaurant at 707 West Eighteenth street. Several women overpowered Evans and others armed themselves to prevent a breakaway. He was arraigned before Justice Bruner and fined $10 for drunkenness.
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Alec. Evans
Wheatland
Joe Bush
Weet Eighteenth Street
Evans
Jagtte Bruner
Murders by Polapino Parties Near Lubao
Manila report details the killings last Wednesday near Lubao of Charles H. Trotter, Vicente Toledo, and Jose Cayana by a Filipino party. Bodies mutilated, motive debated with locals claiming a plotted crime versus alleged provocation by the victims.
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Manila
Charles H. Trotter
Vicente Toledo
Jose Cayana
Lubao
Trotter
Adventist Services at Presbyterian Chapel
Seventh Day Adventist services open today at 2 30 P M in the Presbyterian chapel at eighteen and Forguson streets with Sabbath school at 7 80 P M. Dr N C Nelson of Loveland Colorado will preach. All invited. Roscoe T Baer pastor.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Presbyterian Chapel
Waterways appeal cited over rails in river transport talk
An audience in Chicago hears William J. Bowers advocate water transportation as cheaper and more flexible than railways. He argues God made rivers, man made rails, and urges canal deepening and river improvements to enable small boat entry and broad rate competition.
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Chicago
William J. Bowers
Caer
Mississippi
Denver Chosen For 1909 Transmissippi Congress Meeting
Delegates at the 19th annual Transmissippi Commercial Congress in San Francisco select Denver as the 1909 meeting city by a two to one margin. Concerns over the 1910 presidency see Thomas F. Walsh and W. O. Hart advocating New Orleans.
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San Francisco
Transmissippi Commercial Congress
Denver
New Orleans
Thomas F. Walsh
W. O. Hart
Louisiana
Newcastle Man Buys Big Studebaker
J. L. Baird of Newcastle with his son and a driver purchased a Studebaker touring car in Denver and plans to return via Sydney. It will be Newcastle's first automobile as they travel home through Cheyenne yesterday.
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J. L. Baird
Newcastle
Cheyenne
Denver
Sydney
Baird
Monett says Taft would do nothing to curb trusts
Francis Monett former Ohio attorney general and Bryan Kern supporter denounces Taft for failing to prosecute trusts. He cites his federal judgeship record and social ties to trust executives arguing a prosecutor is needed in the White House and that Taft would not act against trusts if elected.
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Chicago
Francis
Monett
Ohio
Standard Oil
Bryan
Kern
Middle West
Democratic Rational
Taft
White House
Paft
Cincinnati
Trusts
Grosscup
Mr. Taft
Mr. Monett
Addison Company
St. Louis
Executive Department
Roosevelt
Increasing chances of a Servian conflict
Vienna reports war between Austria Hungary and Servia as a possibility though people expect it to be averted. King Peter faces criticism from Serbians calling for war while Austrians, buoyed by the Bosnia and Herzegovina push, feel ready for further action.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Servia
Peter
Bosnia
Hersegovina
Woman Becomes First Lady Aboard Wright Flight at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright piloted six flights at Le Mans with six passengers including Mrs Hart O Berg wife of the European agent. The flights lasted three and a half minutes. Other passengers included an 11 year old boy two Barthe Aero club officials and a Russian embassy attache in Rome.
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Wright
Paris
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Hart
Berg
Wright Brothers
Barthe Aero Club
Rome
Will Make Room for New Theater at 160 Riddy Street
Fred Bohmstedt, a second hand dealer, says he will clear his entire stock in the next fifteen or twenty days to remodel his property into a theater. The site is 160 Riddy Street, where the Bohmstedt establishment now stands.
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Fred Bohmstedt
Renal
Wholewle
Riddy Stroot
Bohnstedt
LaFollette backs Bryan in Wisconsin trip
William T. LaFollette, brother of Senator LaFollette, endorsed William Jennings Bryan and traveled with him in Wisconsin. He said the senator sympathizes with Bryan’s platform and that Taft’s backing party matters hide Bryan’s true Democratic support. He declared Bob should be a Democrat and that Wisconsin supporters will back the Great Commoner.
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William T. LaFollette
LaFollette
Wiecdnam
William Jennings Bryan
la Follette
Mr. Bryan
Wisconsin
Haveeen
Wisconsin Statesman
Mr. LaFollette
Bob
Taft
Bryan
Parker
Bryan to Speak in Denver Soon
Chicago Oct 9 William J Bryan and National Chairman Mack discussed the remaining campaign itinerary. Mack said it was not unlikely Bryan would speak in Denver during the rest of the Democratic campaign.
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Denver
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Mack
Bryan
Desertion Grounded Divorce Suit Fled by Husband
Suing for divorce, Supt. Amos Hazelwood fled the action against Anna E B Hazelwood alleging desertion as the ground. The couple wed at Green Lake Wisconsin on September 23 1902 and there were no children.
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Amos Hazelwood
Anna EB. Hazelwood
Bmw
Green Lake
Wis
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Wefl
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Quinn
James Lane
Lee Miller
Lane
August Bechholtz
Buchholtz
A. Fitzémmons
Aetna
Coran
Anni Bi
W. H .Bonsell Murphy
Polapino
Adventist Services
WM. J. Bryan
Studebaker
Frank S$. Monnett
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Monnett
Genal
Standard of Co
F.S. Monnett
LA Follettes
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