Defense Counsel Now I Hoe Grand Jury Notes Probe
Kansas City April 21 A rigorous investigation of the loss of grand jury notes in the Dr B C Hyde murder trial was ordered by Prosecutor Virgil Conkling Rubin G B Garrett said he did not drop them and the finding stories don’t tally Miss Pearl Keller testified about Miss Margaret Swope’s symptoms and a nurse meeting at Col Swope’s room and the Hyde family leaving the house on December 18 No further illness followed Hyde’s departure and the patients left in good condition
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Kansas City
B. CG. Hyde
Virgil Conkling
Dr. Hyde
Col. Swope
Swope
Swope House
Hyde
Florida Battleship Ready for Launch in May
Arrangements for the launch of the battleship Florida are under way at the navy yard New York. The dreadnought is the largest U S warship and will be sent into the water on May 12. Miss Elizabeth Wegera Fleming of the south will christen the vessel, which designates a new era for Uncle Sam’s fleet. The Florida will not be ready for service until July 1911.
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New York
Florida
Navy Yard
Uncle Sam
Smalter
Wyoming
Elizabeth Wegera Fleming
South
Mily
Miss Fleming
Greatest American Humorist Is Dead
Samuel Langhorne Clemens Mark Twain dies after a long ordeal of angina and dwindling consciousness at his Bermuda retreat. He slipped into a natural sleep last night and woke briefly to recognize his daughter Clara before final rest.
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Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Redding
Samuel Langhorn
Clemens
Bermuda
Clara
Gabrilowicek
Hearst Ranks Taft Higher Than Roosevelt In Review
Hearst issues a statement from Washington after a week of political activity, giving his assessment of the first year of President Taft's administration. He contrasts Taft with Roosevelt and hints at further remarks to come regarding current political conditions.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Taft
Hearst
Roosevelt
Conesis
Doctors Experiments Hurt Little Orphans in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia report reveals 160 orphans and infants at Blockley Hospital and St. Vincent's Home subjected to human material experiments by a university laboratory tied to the Han Pepiboratory. Researchers admit no informed consent and warn permanent vision damage or eye destruction may follow. Continue on page 5.
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Philadelphia
Vibelty
Blockley
Great Philadelphia Hospital
St. Vincent’s Home
Pby
Taft Weighs Cheyenne Trip For Frontier Days Visit
Senator Warren of Wyoming delivered an invitation to President Taft to attend the Cheyenne Frontier Days in August with ex President Roosevelt as guest of honor. Taft is seriously considering plans to attend after meeting Warren yesterday.
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Taft
Cheyenne
Warren
Washington
Senator Warren
Wyo
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Young Ferris of Rawlins jailed for long joy ride
Ralph Ferris aged 18, of Rawlins Wyoming, admitted taking a Chalmers-Detroit owned by his brother A V Ferris. He drove to Denver with two friends, was stopped at Sixteenth and Curtis streets by Special Policeman J A Payment and Traffic Policeman Malone, and jailed after an appeal to his mother failed. He remained in custody awaiting his brother’s arrival.
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Young Ferris OF
Rawlins
Denver
Wyo
J. A. Payment
Curtis Streets
Ralph Ferris
Ferris
A. V. Ferris
Eighteenth
Glenarm
Sixteenth
Curtin
Malone
Ferri
Armstrong
Forty-One Delvers Dead In Mine Explosion Riot
An explosion in the Mulga mine of Birmingham Iron & Coal Co traps 41 workers with no survivors reported. Rescuers Supt Johns and Bonds, overcome by gas, confirm all within the shaft are dead as flames and smoke blanket the town.
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Delvers
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham’Iron & Coal Coy
Johns
Bonds
Roosevelt visits Paris greeted by dignitaries amid pageantry
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrives incognito in Paris at 7:30 am. A cordon of troops guards the station as Ambassador Bacon and Jusserand greet him. Roosevelt, Kermit, and Mrs Roosevelt attend a formal embassy reception and later view Cedpus Rex at the Comedie Francaise. He denies a Rome speech attributed to him.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ere Can
Bacom
Mbassy
M. Jaserand
Too
America
Durin Mr. Tevialt
Prealdept Palen
Takahira
Italy
Roosevelt
Mr. Bacon
Bob
M. Jusserand
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Mra. Roosevelt
Misa Ethel
Rome
Methodiatas
Amy Relignet
Thie Diepatek
Man Charged Sheep Shearer Dies Under Train
In Hawkes Wyoming on April 21 Jose Valdez a Wagon Mound New Mexico sheep shearer killed himself by lying under a moving freight train while handcuffed after stabbing time keeper Leo Wilson five times during a dispute at Cosgriff Bros pens. Deputy Hanson had Valdez in custody for Rawlins jail then Valdez escaped and was killed. Wilson survived with serious injuries and was taken to a Salt Lake hospital.
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Hawkes
Wyo
Jose Valdez
Wagonmound
Galo
Fort Steele
Rawlings
Leo Wison
Cosgriff Bros
Valdez
Wilson
Hanson
Rawlins
Stiit
Valder
Colorado
Salt Lake
Thieves Loot Kremlin Cathedral Diamond Ornament Theft
Russian thieves struck the U S Penski cathedral in the Kremlin last night stealing a diamond ornament from the image of the virgin and slashing gems from saint frames. Logs estimate the loss at about a half million rubles.
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Moskew
U. S. Penski
Kremlin
Logys
First Wife Desertion Case Discharged in Local Hearing
George McGriffin, a colored man, was discharged at a preliminary hearing after his wife Mamie McGriffin filed a non support charge. Witnesses testified to the wife's questionable character and that McGriffin left her for that reason. He cannot seek divorce yet due to a required one year state residency. This case drew notable attention as desertion recently became a felony under new law. Prosecution was led by Assistant County Attorney W oOary and T. Blake Kennedy, with General John Charles Thompkdn for the defense.
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George McGriffin
Mamie McGriffin
Justice of the
Wiliam McGinn
McGriffin
Tevin
WoOary
T. Blake Kennedy
John Charles
Dyer to Erect New Business Block on Carey Avenue
Timothy Dyer plans a two story brick business block on the west side of Carey avenue just north of the alley between Pitteeoth and Sixteen h street. The 62 by 44 foot structure will have three rooms on the first floor and an office and sleeping rooms above. Site clearance is underway as estimates are secured for the contract.
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Foundlings Home
Brothers’ Auto
Ambassador Bacon
Europe
Ronegman
Fort ST
Case
Laramie
County
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