Courtroom Clash as Hatfield Attacks Graziani in Covington
In Judge Tracy's Covington courtroom the Hatfield Coal Company president J T Hatfield rushed at attorney Ben Graziani amid remarks about Hatfield's father. Deputies and judges restrained Hatfield as Graziani stayed to continue the Sam B Laneford suit alleging a shoulder injury from Hatfield's earlier superintendent actions. Trial of the case resumes with Hatfield and Graziani ordered to appear again.
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Covington
J. T. Hatfield
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Ben ¥. Graziani
Sam B. Laneford
Hatfield
Graziani
Ifield
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Free woman who shot her former husband freed by grand jury
The Cincinnati area grand jury ignored murder charges against Clara Boskin who admitted shooting Patrolman Peter Schaller near Covedale. It also dismissed other indictments while returning 28 total indictments.
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Common Pleasitge Cushing
Crane
Clara Boskin
Peter Schaller
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Covedale
Price Hill
Robert B. Mills
Sterling
John Weaver
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Enos Hayes
Miami
Carlotta Thompson
Roosevelt kin rides to aid sister after fall at railroad crossing
Miss Gladys Roosevelt was thrown from a saddle near Meadowcraft as a Long Island Rail Road train approached. Sister Miss Jean Roosevelt, daughter of John Roosevelt, rode back to her aid, carried her to a perch, and summoned a doctor.
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Dr. Ross
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Senator Reed Faces Attack in Senate Office Building
Washington October 3 Senator Reed of Missouri assaulted John McIntire an official of the National Association of Manufacturers during a confrontation in the senate office building McIntire required medical attention for injuries including a blackened eye and facial cuts.
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Reed
Missouri
John McIntire
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Oceanic Sinking Rumor Declared Fake by Lloyds Agents
London reports all well for the White Star liner Oceanic which passed Linera light and is due at Plymouth at 10 in the evening. Cincinnati rumors claimed the Oceanic sank at sea, but Telegraphs from New York state indicate Lloyds London agents call the report false.
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Lloyds’ London
Senate amend ends civil service protection for deputy officers
Approval today by the Senate of a def_amendment to the urgent deficiency bill would keep deputy collectors of internal revenue and deputy marshals from civil service protection if the House concurs. Senators Burton and Bristow opposed the measure, accusing Democrats of political use.
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Internal Revenue
Civil Service Protection
House
Theodore E. Burton
Joseph L. Bristow
Hughes Charged in Grave Robbery and Insurance Scam
New York reports Arthur P. F. Hughes of Forsyth Montana with Rosebud County charged with arson grave robbery and attempting to defraud an insurance company. Police say he and his wife and a farmhand stole a rancher's corpse Craik from a grave, hid it at home, burned the house and left his wife to claim $8000. A letter scolding his wife for marrying the farm hand aided the arrest.
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Craik
Outburst as Unfrocked Priest Schwarz Hurls Rosary
New York Oct 3 a courtroom crowd of women panicked when Hans Schmidt the unfrocked priest and self confessed murderer of Anna Aumuller hurled his rosary at Coroner Feinberg. The inquest heard death from hemorrhage and the jury held Schmidt to await grand jury action.
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Anna Aumuller
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Theodore P. Shonts
Vincent Astor
Marcus Lowe
Mortimer Regensburg
J. G. Greenhut
George W. Fairchild
Chas. Stickney
Howard A. Weir
George W. Simpson
Hoboken
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Anna Aumueller
Hans Schmidt
Koelbie
Currency reform setback slows Carter Glass plan.
Washington reporters say the Rules Committee declined to vote on Representative Carter Glass' resolution to create a committee to investigate rural credits, delaying the administration's currency reform agenda for the upcoming session.
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Sulzer vows to testify on Tammany in impeachment fight
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer plans to take the witness stand to reveal alleged Tammany methods. He promises an astonishing narrative about political bosses and coercion, saying his full truth could provoke startling revelations and alarm Tam many leaders.
Pringe Balks at In Trigue May Flee
Berlin reports Prince Ernest Augustus of Chamberland refuses to renounce his Hanover claims and says he could resign from the Russian Army. He would take Princess Victoria Louise to Gmunden in Upper Austria to live in peace.
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Women to wear slit skirts in Redding. men barred
In Redding California on October 32 the court ruled women may wear slit skirts and diaphanous gowns while men are barred. Judge Her singer sentenced James Dwyer to thirty days in the rock pile for masquerading in fashionable attire.
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Judge Hersinger
James Dwyer
Baby born in speeding car during trip
A girl weighing eight pounds was born today in an automobile near Tipton Indiana. The mother Mrs Paul Marshall aged nineteen was en route from Nobleville to Montmorrencie and was later taken on a train for medical care.
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Miss Jessie Wilson to Skip Startling Gowns for Wedding
Mrs. Wilson confirms none of the new dinner and bail gown fashions will be in Miss Jessie Wilson's trousseau for her November 25 White House wedding to Francis B. Sayre. The Waldorf hotel setting is noted in the New York report dated October 3.
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Jessie Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Thaw Child Among Lusitania Passengers
London reports Russell Thaw, son of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, is listed among travelers aboard the Lusitania for the voyage scheduled tomorrow.
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Russell Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Presidential Signature in historic tariff session
President signs the first Democratic tariff bill since 1894 in a joint gathering with House and Senate leaders and cabinet officers. The ceremony marks the start of an all summer and fall session, the first since the Spanish American War era.
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Senate
President signs Underwood Simmons tariff bill in White House
President Wilaya signs the Underwood Simmons tariff bill with two gold pens as Cabinet members and lawmakers observe. Messages are sent nationwide to implement the tariff revision, the first Democratic reform since 1894, amid a celebratory gathering.
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Underwood-Simmons
Representative Underwood
Roosevelt Farewell Dinner Spurs Progressive Rally in New York
Thousands packed the New York Roof Garden to bid farewell to Theodore Roosevelt on the eve of his South American trip. Gifford Pinchot Albert Beveridge and other Progressives praised his leadership and urged continued support for the Progressive cause. Roosevelt outlined Latin American trade issues and urged currency reform as part of broader legislative progress.
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South America
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Broadway
Montana
North Dakota
South Carolina
Missouri
Alaska
Maine
J. J. Curran
Charles Morton
Raymond Robins
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Girl Denies Stabbing Claim In Vanderbilt Family Case
Lucille Betty Singleton recants her accusation that Hermann Oelrichs, nephew of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, stabbed her. She told Assistant District Attorney O'Malley she was not stabbed and could not continue her testimony. Authorities say they will not press charges against either party. Oelrichs, under bail, faces a treasurer hearing and likely discharge at next arraignment.
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Lucille Betty Singleton
Hermann
Oelrichs
William K. Vanderbilt
O'Malley
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