Kelly and others slated for St Louis court on corruption charges
Philadelphia arrestee ex speaker Kelly is expected to be moved to St Louis for trial on December 15 along with other indicted House of Delegates members. Circuit Attorney Folk plans to pursue further indictments in the municipal corruption lighting deal case as statute questions arise. Requisition papers for Kelly are anticipated to arrive, facilitating his transfer to St Louis.
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Folk
Charlies F. Kelly
House ‘of Delegates
Philadelphia
House of Delegates
Kelly
Commercial Tribune
St.Louis
Tragic Suicide of Cincinnati Wife of Hemingray in San Francisco
In San Francisco an 18 year old wife of Cincinnati magnate Hemingray died by suicide after a note accusing him of coldness. She had joined Hemingray for a race trip, left a touching letter to him and a separate plea to family, and a pistol found by her side. Hemingray, owner of Hindred And Lord Kitchener horses, faced an inquest as questions about their troubled marriage rose.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Robert
Turtman
Cincinnati
Hindred
Lord Kitchener
Ingleside
Hemingway
Hemingray's
Rose Hemingway
Sher
Bob
P. F. Campigno
West Fourth Street
Hemingray
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Senate to Debate Territory Statehood and Antitrust
Washington dispatch notes Senate will take up the omnibus territorial bill admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. Debate expected over tri state plan with possible tariff and Cuban reciprocity votes. Antitrust legislation gains momentum with support from Democrats and some Republicans as hours of the session unfold.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Friends of the House
Knox
Committee On the Judiciary
E Dene
McMillan
Michi
General Alger
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Watterson saves body of friend from ghouls
Nathan B Walker once a wealthy New York club member was stolen from City Hospital and stored in a deadhouse. Henry Watterson arranged a decent interment at Cave Hill Cemetery after Walker’s body was recovered from a pile of nude corpses.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisle
City Hospital
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Lotus
Union of Clubs
New York
Cave Hil
Courier-Journal
Couier- Journal
Henry Watterson
Walker
T. Henry Mason
Mason & Smith
Bankers
Louisville
Watterson
Woman Hangs Self in Custody After Poisoning Case
Dexter Maine November 30 Mrs Hattie L Whitten arrested on charges of poisoning her nine year old daughter and returning from the funeral killed herself while in the deputy sheriff’s custody. The case links to a prior death of another daughter and the husband both sudden deaths. Autopsies showed arsenic and strychnine in the younger girl. the cause of death for the elder remains undisclosed.
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Dexter, Me
Hattie L. Whitten
Peay
Corn husking dog entertains farmers on Wabash banks
A nine month old dog owned by Jacob Diffenbaugh on the Stephens farm near Andrews in Indiana amused workers by husking corn. The pup watched, then worked alone the next day, stripping ears clean and helping in the field for several hours, much to the men’s amusement.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Thd
Jacob Diffenbaugh
Stephens Farm
Andrews
Deffenbaugh Husk
Aged Occupant at Poor House Inherits $60,000
James Creason an inmate at Okomo Indiana poorhouse receives a $60 000 fortune after the death of his sister Mrs Eliza McGuire from Galveston Indiana His age eighty six refused to live with any of his five children preferring county residence The estate includes several large farms in Galveston and nearby areas.
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Commercial Tribune
Okomo
Ind
James Creason
Creason
Eliza McGuire
Galveston
Fourteen Die While Deer Hunting in Northern Woods
Milwaukee reports the deer hunting season closed with fourteen fatalities across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. At least eleven others were shot and seriously wounded in the woods this season.
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Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
John Elliott Ward Dies at 88 in Savannah Former Convention Chairman
John Elliott Ward a long time Statesman and 1856 convention chairman died in Savannah at age 87 88 born in Dorchester Georgia. He served as United States District Attorney for Georgia in 1888 and later practiced law in New York after moving there in 1866.
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John Elliott Ward
Suspected murder by parents over insurance in Philadelphia
Police detain John W Williams and his wife after two child deaths on Oct 21 and 22. Annie Williams nine and Josephine three reportedly poisoned. coroner notified after chemical analysis. Parents deny involvement while three younger children are held.
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Philadelphia
Annie Williams
Josephine
John W. Williams
Annie
Williams
Heirs Sought for $100000 Estate of Heinrich Oesterreicher
Vienna dispatch reports heirs in United States sought for an estate valued around $100000 left by Heinrich Oesterreicher the deceased. Authorities found securities totaling about $100000 though certificates valued at $73000 and a batch worth $1700 given by the deceased to a woman on the eve of his death. Oesterreicher’s sibling and two married sisters in the U S are among heirs along with three children of a deceased sister named Rothschild.
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Vienna
United States
Heinrich D¢sterreicher
Oesterreicher
Landiag
Rothschild
Husband Arrested After Inquest in Stabbing Case
The inquest into the death of Mrs Char Dubois, a widow, reports she was found in her room with a note about suicide and poison detected after her autopsy. Her husband is charged in connection with the death.
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Dena
P Oison
Argesto Dubois
Carnegie out AGAIN LLondon is Arid Pines fortnight
Carnegie, once ill, remained confined for a fortnight but now shows signs of improvement. The report notes continued weakness as he recovers at the local infirmary.
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Carnegie
Llondon
Roosevelt the American type urged by An American millionaire
Altrea Mosely, American millionaire student of economics, praises President Roosevelt as the greatest living American type. She highlights his energy and self belief, argues he must influence young Americans, and plans to return with an educational commission to study U S public schools and practical training.
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America
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Hiss
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England
Rooseveltt
Chamberlain
Numder
Pershing Leads Mindanao March Amid Moros Misconceptions
Captain Pershing with sixty men completed a march from Camp Vicars to Iligan on Mindanao, dispelling myths that whites are monsters. He addressed 500 in Marehal, explaining friendly U S aims and NATO and Bocayua tribes sought arbitration. Hostility remained minimal as Constabulary pursued bandits. injuries were reported among locals during conflicts.
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Manila
Captain Pershing
Mindanao
Trom
Vicars
British Government probes Boer gold shipments to Kruger circle
Telegraphic inquiries sent to German ports track $650 000 in gold bars from South Africa. Bar contents presumed for ex president Kruger and Dr Leyds. Britain seeks legal claims over Transvaal assets. General Botha presses for return amid ongoing legal action.
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Othis Uptry
Africa
Kruger
Leyds
Transvaal
Great Britain
Coloni
Chamberlait
Tee
Chamberlain
Botha
Kroger
Leyas
Mhofley
NY Banker Seligman Visits White House on Roosevelt Talk
New York banker Mr. Seligman met with the President at the White House amid talks on whether the United States will shore up naval power and assess obligations to Germany and England. He planned to depart for New York to discuss with Hay the proposed scheme and expected a statement after tonight’s interview.
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Tenac
Sy Seligman
New York
White House
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Seligmanis
United States
Germany
England
Tossiere
Aeey Hay
Seiee
Hay
Mary Pursley Divorce Ties to Rhett Pursley Marriage
In Marion South Carolina the note outlines the marriage of Mrs. Mary Pursley to Rhett Pursley. They later quarreled and divorced. Mrs Pursley then married John Lynn. A subsequent dispute followed, leading to further divorce action and an evolving family history.
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Spa
Ivep ‘Tnert
Baden
iPurelsy
Mary” Thorpeod
Rhett Pursley
Midrtty
Mra Pursley
Sohn
Lynn
Anotter
Watchman Killed by Robbers at Westville Bank
Westville bank robbery ends in tragedy as 16 year old watchman Westley Reynolds dies from a heart wound after resisting entry. Four robbers flee in a stolen rig, leaving bloodied evidence. pursuit and capture are anticipated by local authorities.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Westville
Westley Reynolds
Reynolds
Polivers
Ikeynolds
Smith
Senator Hara Declares No Retirement Plans
Senator Han Hara firmly denies reports he will resign from the Senate or the Republican National Committee chairmanship. He intends to serve his term, then let voters decide on retirement. He will not leave the chair until after convening the next convention and until a new National Committee is chosen.
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Hannp Ropietit
Senate
Chatraianshp
Republican Nationist
Sally
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Carle the Beautiful Led a Fast Life in This City
The Commercial Tribune reports on Carle the Beautiful who attracted many admirers among wealthy young men. The feature notes a seductive public life and shadows of scandal, with continued details promised on page 8.
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Carle the Beautiful
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