Posey Ryan Case Trials Through Evening Session
The defense and prosecution argued juror instructions as Posey Ryan’s trial neared verdict. Prosecution closing to come this morning after a dramatic day with testimony from relatives and friends amid tense courtroom scenes and charges of perjury against Ryan’s daughters raised by General Donzelman.
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Atawaion Ingtwight
Donselman
Rigdon
Ryan
Warren L. Clouser
Eugene
Frank Clouser
J. N. Thompson
Fred Behan
Neliie Behan
Posey Ryan
Amony
Roas
Chaplin
Ross
Donzelman
Donzeiman
Payo
Terrier Catches the Whoops in Cough
A fox terrier named Foxy owned by Mr and Mrs Peed Norris in Orange New Jersey breds into a whooping cough epidemic. The dog, four years old, spent most of its time with local children and reportedly contracted the illness.
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N. J
Foxy
Peed Norris
Letters of Suttons Mother Read In Court
Annapolis August 6. The reappearance of Mrs. James Sutton mother of Lieutenant Sutton in the naval board investigation led to a long conference between opposing counsel. Letters claimed personal and without probative value were ordered read in closed court tomorrow after a conference. Surgeon T E Cook testified that the bullet wound’s nature made self infliction unlikely.
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Annapolis
James Sutton
Sutton
Naval Board
Jude
Leonard
Suttom
Spanish Pretender Moves Toward Public Manifesto
Cerbere France Aug 6 The Cablet leaders plan a meeting in a French frontier town to decide their stance after recent events Don Jamie the Spanish pretender is said to prepare a manifesto claiming no profit from Spain’s misfortunes yet ready to act if the government fails to defend national honor Carlists vow 100000 loyal supporters ready to arm and fight Barcelona advices report no change in the situation and several fortress prisoners have been shot
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Cerbere
France
Don Jamie
Weather Summary for Fort Wyoming August 6 1909
Local weather data shows a 24 hour period ending 6 pm August 6 1909 with a maximum of 86 and a minimum of 65 degrees. Showers expected Saturday and showers and sunny weather Sunday. Report by C E B Gitting2 IR Observer.
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Weshtabee
Fort
Wyoming
Boys Sell Sparkler For A Dime In Chicago Beach Capers
Two boys accused of selling a ten cent sparkler as part of a theft scheme were questioned after a woman reported missing jewels from a beach visit. Police traced rings found on Lincoln Park beach to the incident and recovered them after the boys hid them in the sand.
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Chicago
Casemis Ily
Halle
Michigan
Leavco
Jion To
Lincoln Park
Taft outlines fall trip spanning thirteen thousand miles
President Taft released a tentative itinerary for a major fall journey totaling about thirteen thousand miles. The trip begins September 16 with a private car attached to regular trains, includes Colorado Springs Pueblo and Montrose, and ends with a return to Washington November 10. Diaz of Mexico is noted to be met in El Paso on October 16.
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Washington
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Springs
Montrope
Gunnison Tunnel
Grand Junction
Nike City
Einai
Diaz of Mexico
el Pano
Governor seeks insanity experts at Sea Girt address
In Sea Girt New Jersey Governor Fort urged physicians to supply qualified medical witnesses for murder trials. He warned against the so called medical expert who first testifies insanity then sanity, saying such testimony harms justice and professionalism. He pledged state support if possible.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Governor Fort
Supreme Court of
Turkey threatens Greece over interference in Crete note
Constantinople Aug 6 The Porte sent a note to Greece demanding a formal declaration of non interference in Crete. If Greece refuses Turkey will break off diplomatic relations.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Greece
Gréece
Turkey
Swedish Situation Seen Improved After General Strike
Report from August 8 says the Swedish situation is improving as the general strike declared a few days ago appears to be relaxing tonight.
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Iha Lenie
Big Sunday State Leader promises many features
A garbled promotion touts the Sunday Leader with a promise of abundant features in tomorrow's issue. It mentions adventures of Chevalier Degadabout, two color pages, fashion items, and a travel tale about the Bell of Cheshire, all aimed at a young audience.
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Cheyenne
Sunday State Leader
Sunday Leader
Leader
Chevalier Degadabout
England
Ax Ante Rawr
Mii
New York
Paris
Belpry
Old
Cheshire
Kangaroo Needs Skin Graft Amid Amputation Drama
Milwaukee August 6. Animal keeper Mr Bean appeals for cattle skins to cover the amputated leg of a female kangaroo facing death. His wife nurses a baby joey abandoned by its mother as graft attempts with animal skin fail and the keeper laments skin unsuitable for kangaroos.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Bean
Muggsy Matched to Fight Young Corbett
Muggsy School and Young Corbett have been matched for ten rounds before the Denver Athletic Club during the Travemississippi congress opening August 16 in Denver. The bout will be at Catch-Welah's venue.
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Muggsy
Young Corbett
Denver Athletic Club
Travemississippi Congress
Denver
Cateh-Welah
Officer Faenrecht Severs Connection with Police
Patrolman W. M. Faborecht severed his connection with the police department last night. No appointment has yet been made to fill the vacancy.
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Faenrecht
W. M. Faborecht
Mother of Hawks Bitter in Testimony On Thaw Case
In White Plains on August 6, 1924 the Thaw case nears completion as final arguments loom after testimony. Mrs Thaw denounces Jerome while describing Harry’s Mattewan surroundings as the vestibule of the infernal region. Rober O Mara corroborates claims that a well known actress accused Thaw’s companion scene.
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White Plains
Harry Thaw
Justice Mills
Thaw
Mattewan
Jerome
White
Feeding a dying infant in Pittsburgh police station
Francis Nowiczaka a Polish mother burst into the Central police station with her emaciated 9 month old baby begging officers to save the child. She said the infant had been fed coffee and bread for weeks and officers sent the child to hospital where doctors said starving to death. Recovery chances were said to be slim.
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Pittsburg
Francis Nowiczaka
Judge Gibson Clark Reported Greatly Improved
Judge Gibson Clark, who has been ill for the past week, was reported to be greatly improved in health by family and attending physicians.
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Judge Clark
Gibson Clark
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