Jury Box Crime in Ten Sleep Murder Trial
Sensational allegations of tampering with the jury box are raised in the Ten Sleep murder case preliminaries. Judge Parmalee adjourned to decide if the jury box can be opened and the list checked. Prosecution says names were removed and erased from the jury list after admission to the box. Defense contends the list was not properly drawn and moves to open the box. The case hinges on who is responsible for any tampering.
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Get
Parmalee
Paramalee
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Patrick McCarren Dies After Surgery in Brooklyn
New York October 23 Patrick H McCarren state senator and Democratic leader of Brooklyn died this morning after an operation for appendicitis performed October 13 He had not fully recovered and knew in the afternoon the end was near.
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New York
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Robbery claims $6400 from Omaha woman at wash
Mrs Thomas Went, 63, reports a theft of 6400 in currency from her and her husband while she visited a neighbor for washing. The incident occurred in Omaha Nebraska on October 22. Police investigate the daytime crime and seek witnesses.
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Lefe
Omaha, Neb
Thomas
Orville Wright Sees Flying Safer Than Autos
Orville Wright argues flying is safer than automobile racing and predicts faster, more reliable aero engines. He describes test capacity to run motors regularly and a Berlin flight with a 225 pound passenger and 75 pounds of gasoline enabling long ranges.
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Ins
Orville Wright
Berlin
Trio of Boys in Fragments at San Jose Mine Blast
Three boys aged up to ten were killed in an underground powder cap explosion at a San Jose quarry mine long aftershocks from the 1905 earthquake. They had been playing at a crack in the masonry when a cap exploded, shaking the area for miles and prompting fear the magazine could detonate next.
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San Josey Cal
Bone
Boni Springs a New Graft in Custody Fight
Paris dispatch reports Count Boni de Capsteliine asks courts to compel former wife Princess De Sagan to pay one hundred dollars daily for each day their children miss school. He seeks placement in a specified boarding school while the mother contends health reasons prevent it.
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Paris
Boni de Capsteliine
Princess de Sagan
Boni
De Lara Granted Release on $3,000 Bond
Washington reports the Department of Commerce and Labor wired Los Angeles to release Gutierrez de Lara, an anarchist alien arrested for entry without inspection, on condition he post a $3,000 bond.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Los Angeles
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de Lara
Japanese author asserts his country will war for Pacific
London dispatch reports a controversial article in the Navy League Antal titled The Mastery of the Pacific. It contends Japan could, with home production and patriotic personnel, wage a swift war across the Pacific, potentially drawing the world into conflict even without Great Britain.
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London
Navy League Antal
Pacific’ Ocean
America
Japan
Han
Flanders
Albin
Actress Margaret Diington Denies Interviewes in Divorce
Reno report states Mrs. Daniel Frohman also known as Margaret Diington refuses to discuss future plans or grant interviews after filing for divorce over claimed non support. It is rumored she will wed a California man soon after the decree.
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Reno
Nev
Daniel Frohman
Margaret Diington
California
Frohman
Americans Die in Island Storm
A telegraphic report from Governor Forbes states Americans are among those known to be lost after a typhoon swept northern Samoa and the Inland of the Philippines. The storm crossed near the capital, causing heavy rainfall and widespread damage to towns and rivers.
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Washington
Samoa
Philippines
Forbes
Bureau of Seinen
Ato
Uncertain OCR: Widow Leaves Funds For Disabled Characters
Widow of Mary Robinson dies by suicide and leaves twenty thousand dollars to a fund aiding disabled characters in children's stories. aim to support roles that do not perform.
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GORA
New York
Get
Thes Mra
Mary
Robinson
Eharnetar
Gallant Girl Saves: Launch From Disaster At Leech Lake
In Minnesotas gale swept Leech Lake a stern wheeler launch capsized the crew and a crowd of Indians endured. Miss Maud Morical a schoolteacher on her way to take charge of a government Indian reservation rescued the sinking craft and its crew after a brutal hurricane drove the boat over. The rescued party reached a lumber camp that evening and the next morning landed ashore exhausted but safe.
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Sarah” Ls
Leech Lake
Mise
Otoa
Areld
White
Walker
Roy
Right-Year-Old Boy Bags Bear in Idaho Wood
Right year old boy John Lightner, son of Curt Lightner of North Fork ranch, earned hero status after wrestling a bear cub in a woods near his home. The incident happened as he used a bottle and a patch of rock to fend off the cub, then led the bear away from danger.
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Wallate
Idaho
John Lightner
Curtly Lightner
North Fork
Hottle
Patch Up Harmony Between Grouchy Emperors
Efforts by Austro-Hungarian and German diplomats to arrange a meeting between Russia's Czar and Emperor Francis Joseph fail. Titton and M. Iawolsky plan further talks at Racconighi while King Edward may mediate. Despite Nicholas' sympathy for Austria, officials doubt a summit will occur.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Francis Joseph
Racconig
Sginor Titton
Austria-Hungary
M. Iawolsky
Racconigh
Edward
Nicholas
Jealous Wife Accuses Neighbor Of Poison Candy
St Louis Oct 22 Mrs Nanette I Lillard wife of a newspaper reporter yesterday accused Mrs Maude Ridley of giving her poisoned candy Oday confessed to police that she bought the candy and put the poison in it not to harm Mrs Ridley but to turn her husband away from Mrs Lillard
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St. Louie
Nanette I. Lillard
Maude Ridley
Oday
Ridley
Choke Coming to Erlection From New York News
Richard Crook, once head of Tanmany hall, plans a return by steamship to Liver thie ofly towertow Wackers and will arrive several days before the election. Cablegraw dispatch confirms his retirement from politics and residence abroad. Palm Beach winter hopes noted.
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Erlection
New York
Richard Crok‘wr
Tanmany Hall
Leslie Carter Plans Suit Against The Post Critic
Mrs. Leslie Carter lodges a $160,000 damages claim against the Denver Post critic for a defamatory article about her play Vasia Herne. She and her husband arrived in Colorado Springs to pursue legal action with New York and Denver attorneys. The Carter company denounces the Post as biased and cruel to her acting career.
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Leslie Carter
Denver Post
Vasia Herne
Post
Payne
N. Nye
Opera House
Cripple Creek
Met
Denverton
Carter
New York
Denver
Mra. Carter
Roosevelt blamed for crime by convict speaker at San Quentin
Joaquin Miller told inmates at San Quentin prison chapel that former President Roosevelt and his strenuous life philosophy cause widespread crime in America. He said the people live too active and strenuous lives and that Roosevelt rushed the nation into crime with his theory of intense activity.
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San Quentin
Cal
Roosevelt
America
Joaquin Miller
Miller
Picci
Ireland's chance for home rule urged by O Connor
New York Oct 22 T P O Connor member of parliament from Liverpool arrived to seek Irish American aid for home rule plans ahead of general elections. He urged Ireland to seize the moment and called on Irish Americans to fund the campaign.
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New York
Ireland
T. P. O'Connor
Liverpool
President Taft Urges Restraint in Rail Rates via Deep Waterways
President Taft, speaking at the Interstate Inland Waterways League convention in Corpus Christi, argued for a unified plan to develop deep waterways as a means to control railroad rates. He supported railroads and warned against radical legislation, calling for improved interstate commerce laws and a square deal for carriers. He planned to travel next to Houston and Dallas.
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Taft
Congress
Houston
Dallas
Recount Confirms Heney Victory In San Francisco Race
Recount of votes in the recent primary ends with Francia J. Heney retaining a Democratic nominal for district attorney over Republican Chas. Fickert and Union Labor nominee. Opponent charged fraud, which a judge ruled unfounded.
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San Francisco
Francia J. Heney
Chas, Fickert
Union Labor
Boyd Receives Thirty third Degree in Scottish Rite
Washington October 22 Tonight the thirty third degree of honorary Masonry was conferred by the supreme council for the southern jurisdiction of Scottish Rite Masonry on J W Boyt of Cheyenne836
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Washington
Supreme Council For
J. W. Boyt
Cheyenne
Tragic Desert Trace Hints Family Peril in Mojave
In San Bernardino on October 22 a man his wife and three children are found dying or dead in the Mojave desert. A rider T H M Ketlogx tracked faint footprints from a Camp wagon to a drying creek bed and toward a distant country, the group’s struggle for water marked by shifting child tracks and signs of exertion before vanishing into the harsh landscape.
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Cal
Mojave
T. HM. Ketlogx
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