Stirling Divorce Case Draws Notables In Edinburgh Trial
Dramatic developments unfold in the Stirling divorce suit with Earl De La Ware named among men linked by Mrs Atherton's French maid. Captain Yarde Buller and Lord Christon figure in cross examination as Mrs Stirling faints and is removed from court.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Stirling
Edinburgh
Earl de la Ware
Yarde Buller
Atherton
Colonel Atherton
John Alexander Stirling
Taylor
Lord de la Ware
Mrs. Atherton
Italian Towns To Be America After Quake
Rome reports 184 towns affected by the earthquake with a population over one million. The US transport Celtic has arrived at Milazzo and is welcomed with grateful demonstrations. A quarter of Milazzo will be named America in tribute. Ceuta endures a five hour storm with landslides and unknown casualties in a mountainous district nearby.
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Rome
Milazzo
United States
America
Ceuta
Morocco
Primara
South Carolina
Mr. Taft
C. A. Shepard
Somerville
Charleston
Dr. Shepard
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Mrs. Taft
Panama
Landon A. Thomas
Earth Shocks Felt in Houghton Michigan
Earth shocks were felt in Houghton Michigan beginning about 9 15 tonight. It is unclear if the shocks stem from copper mine disturbances nearby or from an earthquake.
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Michigan
Houghton, Mich
Former Employee Baker Charged With Embezzling 9341
Jewell Vinson Paint company filed an affidavit accusing former bookkeeper Russell Baker of embezzling 9341. He resigned before Christmas after two years with the firm and is said to have moved toward Detroit with his wife and child.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Jewell Vinson Paint Company
Russell Baker
Baker
Cannon Street
Detroit
Subpoenas in Libel Case Put Aside by Court
U S District Judge Ward voided two subpoenas against J Angus Shaw and William P McLaughlin in the grand jury probe of libelous Panama canal articles. The ruling upholds Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination and brands a duces tecum demand as possibly an unlawful search.
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New York
J. Angus Shaw
The
Press Publishing Company
William P. McLaughlin
New York World
Federal Grand Jury
Ward
United States Circuit Court
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Federal
Grand Jury
Secretary Root Testifies Before U.S. Grand Jury
Secretary of State Elihu Root appeared among chief witnesses in the grand jury probe into a Panama Canal libel case. Senator Knox and Assistant Attorney General Charles W. Russell also testified, offering no details about their statements.
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Washington
Elihu Root
United States Grand Jury
Panama Canal
Grand Jury
Knox
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Russell
Tolman offers compromise on overdue licenses
E F Tolman loan agency proprietor and attorney Harold Kapp met Assistant City Auditor Deckebach to offer payment of part of overdue licenses totaling 825 dollars from July 1 1906 to present Tolman suggested paying 500 dollars for two years but was told no compromise. Assistant City Solicitor Morrill noted about twenty charges possible. Salary loan case postponed to Jan 29. Dwyer case dismissed. Carlton fined 25 dollars. Depositions on salary loan business in Cincinnati to begin this afternoon Morrill withheld subpoena names.
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E. E. Tolman
Harold Kapp
Deckebach
Tolman
Morrill
John C. Dwyer
Dwyer
H. J. Carlton
Cincinnati
Thunderstorm visits the city at three this morning
Residents awoke to loud thunder during a shower around 3 am in January. The sound spurred misgivings of an explosion or earthquake after lightning accompanied the rain, with observers noting January thunder is rare according to old timers.
Taft Knox and Hitchcock to Hold Charleston Conference
Augusta dispatch reports President elect Taft requests Philander C. Knox and Frank H. Hitchcock to travel to Charleston for a conference Sunday. Talk likely targets cabinet material including the treasury post, with Taft to speak at a Charleston banquet and attend church services before touring local sites.
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Knox
Hitchooge
Augusta
Philander C. Knox
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mr. Taft
Five Killed in St Louis Express Wreck at Mineral Point
A collision near Mineral Point between the first and second sections of the St. Louis Express from Philadelphia at 4:30 p m today left at least five dead and many injured. The wreck disabled both sections and prompted a swift medical response with nearly fifty doctors en route to Altoona and the scene.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Mineral Point
Billik Escapes Death Penalty In Illinois Commutation
Governor Deneen commuted Herman Billik of Chicago to life imprisonment for the murder by poisoning of Mary Vizal and family members. The action follows a recommendation from the state board of pardons.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles S. Deneen
Herman Billik
Chicago
Mary Vizal
State Board of Pardons
Night Rider Witnesses Disappear in Tennessee Trial
In Union City Tennessee Frank Fehringer a self confessed night rider testified Marshall aided in the Ranken lynching and raids with the band Fifteen witnesses testified but Fehringer first tied Marshall to the murder Ransom Slinkard and Charles Russell confessing witnesses are missing with attachments issued for both and they have vanished.
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Union City
Tenn
Frank Fehringer
Ranken
Fehringer
Marshall
West Tennessee Land Company
Ransom Slinkard
Parte
Charles Russell
Fire Threatens Princeton University Buildings
Fire broke out shortly after 1 30 this morning in the Terminal restaurant threatening a large section of Princeton. The local department sent to Trenton for help as the town lay in darkness from gas pipes and broken wires. Students and citizens aid the firemen near Pyne dormitory.
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Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Terminal
Lower Pyne
Lawmakers Begin Recess as Committees Prepare
Columbus reporters note lawmakers will recess for twenty two days while committees in both chambers draft and frame appropriation measures. About one fourth stay in Columbus. Recess costs run about 270 dollars daily in the House and 200 in the Senate. Bills include allowing the attorney general to sue to recover public funds and admitting women to Mansfield reform school.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Treadway
Mooney
Senate
House
Assembly
Express
state/treasury
Roosevelt urges action on national conservation plan
President's message to Congress backs the National Conservation Commission report as a first inventory of natural resources. He calls for immediate studies on inland waterways, forest protection, and mineral resource waste to safeguard future prosperity and public welfare.
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Congress
National Conservation Commission
Conference of Governors
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