Beattie Trial Proceeds as Judge weighs counsel’s submission
On Aug 20 the Beattie murder trial entered a second day with Judge Watson to decide whether Beattie’s counsel may submit a defense theory to the jury. Prosecution and defense clashed over admissible testimony as Coroner Levin and Dr. Levin testified about the fatal wound to Lovie Gwen Beattie. The court emerged amid intense scrutiny and lingering questions about the defendant Henry Gray Beattie Jr. and the circumstances of the crime.
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Langford Knocks Ross Out In Exhibition Boxing
Tony Ross, the New Cruiser Heavyweight, loses to Langford in an exhibition bout. The event features several young prospects and draws a fast pace, with notable punches and quick combinations throughout the fight card.
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Private Allen Disgusted by Mississippi Roots Endorsed by Vardaman
The article reports that Private John Allen, traveling with Wildart on a northern trip, admits his Mississippi origin after supporting Vardaman for senator. He rejects signatures under his name, insisting his ties to Mississippi inspire his stance. The piece notes local reaction to Vardaman’s endorsement and mentions Allen's aim to join the American War Association in Basetow next week.
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Thrilling Atlantic City Drowning Patrol Rescue
A fierce northeast blow at Atlantic City caused the death of John G. McFarley, a St Louis visitor, as lifeguards battled heavy surf to rescue bathers. Dozens faced peril, with McFarley lost after a long struggle beyond the breakers while guards responded with a surf boat and quick actions near shore. The scene prompted frantic, perilous efforts as the boat capsized and rescuers fought to save others. McFarley’s body was recovered later.
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Mrs Edison In Europe and Canada Northwest Muddle
An OCR fragment reports Mrs Thomas A Edison traveling in Europe and Canada Northwest with two children, mentioning a reported incident in Minnesota and a misdated notice. The text is garbled but indicates a family travel context and a potential incident.
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New York Bound Flyer Al Wood Breaks Distance Record
Harry N At Wood flies 4245 miles with a record distance in a biplane. After a late start from St Louis and rough sections near Hook Mountain, the engine trouble and gentler winds slowed progress but he aimed to reach New York by nightfall. He sent reports from Castleton and Castleton, with undiminished resolve to beat the prior 1164 mile mark.
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Deserted at altar: artist alleged to wed heiress step plans
A New York settlement worker reports a Chicago heiress, sister of writer Droler, left husband Ronard Trumbull. The artist claimed he had another wife in Lexington, delaying the ceremony. Friends say the bride sought counsel as headlines attracted attention, and plans shifted to avoid publicity.
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Book Seratah Kills in Princeton County Incident
Aug 25 report from Terre Haute describes a curious case in Princeton where a man named Manry Embree died at home after an alleged act involving a book. State authorities investigate a possible crime linked to Seratah Kills and Wend pale SOINE in a county offices setting.
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Ocean Tragedy as Barge Albatross Sinks in Georgian Bay
A storm near Georgian Bay sinks the barge Albatross with Captain Dean aboard. Ten victims are reported among passengers including Captain Deny’s wife and relatives. The tug Martin of Midland, towing the barge, is believed lost with its crew. Survivors flocked into small yawls as darkness fell during one of the worst gales. The vessel was near French River when it went down, and a lighthouse keeper helped bring survivors to safety.
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New Aeroplane Gun Prompts Naval Weapons Advance
Reports from Washington describe a swift development of an aeroplane gun for battleships. Rear Admiral NR. Twlums leads tests showing high elevation limits and potential range, with September ship integration planned. Early trials produced an average range near 2,000 yards at 85 degrees, while further experiments continue.
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