Hyde trial nears end amid defense push and witness gaps
Kansas report notes the Hyde trial enters week 25 with both sides claiming victory. Two key state witnesses, Pearl Keller and Anna Houlihan, provide conflicting testimony at the Swope residence. Mitchell illness, defense access to notes, and alleged body custody by an undertaker complicate proceedings. projected county cost tops 200000 dollars.
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Kansas
Hyde
Pearl Keller
Anna Houlihan
Miss Keller
Miss Houlihan
Conkling
Mitchell
Twythane
Les
Gog
Providence
Cape Pothee
Swope Mansion
Milionaire
Publish
Conspiracy Claims at Ballinger Pinchot Hearing
George Otis Smith testified that Pinchot and allies plotted to overthrow Ballinger. He quoted Pinchot calling Ballinger a yellow dog and threats to fight criticism of Garfield. Smith cited a Spokane confrontation and a September remark by Overton Price about ousting Ballinger.
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Washington
George Otis Smith
Geological
Burvey
Ballinger
Smith
Spokane
Pinchot
Rockefeller Gives Half Million for Tuberculosis Hospital
Reports from New York say John N Rockefeller has donated about $500,000 to establish a tuberculosis sanitarium. Advices from St Petersburg and details remain unconfirmed as Rockefeller offices at 26 Broadway had no information about the gift.
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John
New York
St. Petersburg
John N. Rockefeller
al Abbas-Tuman
Tranms-Cagoagia
Nockeféllar
Broadway
Egbert Woman Dies in Cheyenne Hospital
Mrs. Lelah Mathews wife of Charles Mathews recently moved from Hancock Missouri to Egbert died Friday evening in a Cheyenne private hospital of cerebrospinal meningitis. The body was shipped by Gleason Undertaking Co. to her former home for burial.
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Cheyenne Hospital
Lelah Mathews
Chas. Mathews
Hancock, Mion
Egbert
Cheyenne
Gleason Undertaking Co
Borkal
Millionaire Corporal Awaiting Commission At Fort Myer
Richmond April 23 Corporal Albert J Meyer known as the millionaire soldier has passed the examination for a commission and may receive it soon He is the grandson of Brig Gen Albert Meyer founder of the signal corps His wealth is acknowledged but he remains a popular figure among his comrades in Washington and Fort Myer with evenings spent in the capital after duty.
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Richmond
Rintage
Fort Myer
Ali Petlod
Albert J. Meyer
Corporal Meyer
Albert Meyer
Signal Corps
Fort Meyer
Cuba
New York Regiment
West Point
Lens Wiling
Military Academy
Boston
Meyer
Spotless White Garb Marks Twain Funeral in New York
Mark Twain was laid to rest in modest funeral services at the old brick Presbyterian church at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh Street. Dr. Henry A. Vandyke of Princeton led the service and Dr. Jos. H. Twitchell gave the prayer. The hearse then carried dignitaries and family, including Albert Bigelow Paine and Ossip Gabrilowitch, from Stormfield to Redding station as friends and relatives followed.
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New York
Mark Twain
Brick” Presbyterian
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Henry A. Vandyke
Princeton University
Jos. H. Twitchell
Mariford
Stormfield
Redding Station
Albert Bigelow Paine
Jarvis Langdon
Clara
Russians Driving Out Poor Jews from Kiev Exile Ordered
A dispatch reports 10 000 Jews driven from Kiev homes with little time to grab belongings. Stolypin orders expulsion across four city sections with police, risking anti Semite demonstrations. Nonpermanent Jews may remain under strict restrictions. exiles receive no government aid. The move prompts petitions and warnings to avoid government reprisals.
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Berlin
Kieff
Stolypin
Russia
Guild and Stock Exchange Naking
Harriman Line to Spend Fifteen Million for Coal
Convery Colorado April 21 the extension of the Southern Pacific into Colorado until summer is to be the year’s major project for the Harriman group. It would cost about 15 million to reach Denver and then extend toward Durango, connecting with coal fields near Durango Colorado. Surveys incomplete so exact cost is uncertain though rough estimate ranges 10 to 15 million.
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Convery Colo
Bonthers Pacific
Colorado
Har- Titan
Depver
California
Mexico
Unlom Pacific
Wamautier
Wyomleg
Routt County
Teresse
Durango
Robert IB. Lovett
Southern Pacific
Routhern Anejoa
Duraygo
Colo
Tain 'Yo
Woot Mounts
Alate
Aged Man Loses Legs Under Freight Car Near Walcott
Thomas A. Lewis of Platteville Colorado was run over by a freight train at Walcott Wyoming losing both legs below the knees. He and his daughter Mias Aline Lewis were brought to Cheyenne on No 6 and admitted to St Johns Hospital. Dr Barber of Rawlings feared for his recovery. the 62 year old man had intended to ride a freight train to Rew line when he fell beneath the caboose. The injured man is the father of a worker who travels between Denver and Cheyenne and will reach Cheyenne at dawn.
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Thomas A. Lewis
Platteville
Colo
Mias Aline Lewis
George B. Lewis
Walcott
Wyo
Cheyenne
St. Ohn's Howpittal
Barber
Rawting
Thie City
Lewis
A_hlegon
Wyalcott
Rewline
Dunver
Roosevelt Talks on Citizenship in the Republic at the Sorbonne
Former U S president Theodore Roosevelt delivered a lecture at the Sorbonne on Citizenship in the Republic attended by the French cabinet scholars and distinguished guests. He argued that property rights are fundamental but may yield to human rights in conflict and urged active civic duty and political participation to protect nations and humanity.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republic
Sorbonne
Filsce
University of Paris
Roosevelt
Gardy
Mano
Chinese Uprising Alarms London Officials in April Dispatches
London officials say the Chinese uprising in Changsha and Hunan threatens stability across the empire. They warn that if anti foreign sentiment and violence spread, the Chinese government may struggle to resist foreign pressures and protect foreign lives and interests.
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London
Changsha
Hunan
Foreign Office
Havens rise from local figure to national Democratic symbol
James S Havens, newly elected representative for Monroe County, transforms from a modest party worker to a national figure in Democratic circles. His victory over Republican George W Aldridge in a Republican stronghold signals potential shifts in tariff policy debates and for future districts.
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New York
James 8. Havens
Testes
Monroe Voutty, No
Congress
J. B. Perkins
Havens
Monroe County
Wass
Rene
Fear of Defeat Is Factor Which Will Save the Taft Bills
Washington reports fear of defeat in the coming elections pushes Taft administration bills. Congress to adjourn by mid June and pass or shape key measures like the railroad, statehood, postal savings, conservation, and anti injunction bills. Postal savings bank faces greatest danger despite senate passage.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
House
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Post Offices
Grand Jury Probes Sugar Trust Fraud in San Francisco
A federal grand jury in San Francisco investigates alleged sugar trust activities and restraints of trade. Prominent local figures including William Marton, Robert Rithet, Adolph Spreckels, and John Spreckels are named as witnesses or associates in the inquiry into the Western Sugar Refinery and related imports.
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San Francisco
Sugar Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Eat
United States
Knapp
Agadnat
Vis
Dence”Ly
Westers
John D. Spreckels
Abgar Pobie Const
Dancers Diverted by Alley Pugilists on Eddy Street
A midnight crowd on Eddy Street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth diverted as two men fought. Police stopped the fight before injuries, with faces bruised. preliminary reports list A. J. Welty and P. Baugh as involved and Vil lage Bruner to decide on $13 fines. both claim provocation.
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Eddy Street
Vililge Bruner
Police Court
City Treasury
Olwo Wen
A. J.welty
P. Baugh
Partiva
Sturt
Marsh
Cheyenne Theatres Plan Sunday Openings After Ordinance
The Lyric and Orpheum theatres in Cheyenne announce matinée and evening showings today following a city ordinance allowing Sunday openings. Other houses may join as more venues decide to exercise the new legal hours.
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Cheyenne
Theatron
Lyric
Orpheum
Lewis Brothers Draw In Welterweight Title Bout
Harry Lewis and Willie Lewis fought to a draw after 12 rounds in a world welterweight championship bout. The two boxers exchanged exchanges and determined defense in a closely contested match.
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Willie Lewis
Apri
Harry~ Lewis
Wille Lewis
Miners Rescued After Over Thirty Hours Underground
In Amsterdam, three of eighteen miners trapped by a mine explosion at the Youghiogheny and Obie Coal Company shaft were pulled alive after more than thirty hours. Thirteen were recovered earlier, six more yesterday morning, with a remote chamber blocked by slate temporarily entombing them. Medical staff treated the unconscious men before they were moved to the surface.
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Amaterdam
Atdseterdagy
Youghioghway
Obie Coal Company
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Baron OF Reserves
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Speke
Laslee
Penapipers
Poral Myer
Albert J Myer
Elmyra
Harriman Line
Wamsutte
Sarbonag
Cratic Party of the Nation
G. O. P. Boss
James 5
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