Testimony in Rebuttal at Bradley Case Reveals Threats
Archibald Livingston testified that Mrs. Bradley warned Brown before the tragedy saying he must marry her or she would blow his head off. P. P. Christensen, Salt Lake attorney, described Mrs. Bradley clinging to Brown in summer 1905 when she insisted on leaving with him. Sorenson Christensen added details of a trip linked to the case.
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Bradley Trial Moves to Pocatello with Brown and Mrs
The Bradley trial moved to Pocatello where Brown confronted Mrs. Bradley in a sudden appearance. Mrs. Brown joined the scene and attempted to strangle Mrs. Bradley while crying let me kill her. Brown publicly denied paternity of Max Brown in the presence of Mrs. Bradley and Max Brown. Witnesses questioned Mrs. Bradley’s sanity as the afternoon session concluded and the court adjourned to Friday. Chicago wheat futures closed November at 93 5 8 cents, December at 1.03 1 4, May at 1.03 3 8.
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Pocatello
Brown
Court to Say Whether Jonah Swallowed Whale
Boston mass courts may be asked to decide the truth of the Jonah and the whale story. A Christian Bible college sues Rev. Gustavus A Hoffman to collect on an endorsed note he signed claiming he believed the college to be orthodox. Hoffman says the college rejects the Jonah narrative and asks judicial review.
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Hoffman
Death of Cyril Flower Baron of Battersea
London Nov 27 Cyril Flower first baron of Battersea has died. He served as lord of the treasury in the Gladstone administration.
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Cyril Flower
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Oglesby direct primary bill killed in Illinois house
The Oglesby direct primary bill to change how Illinois delegates to national conventions was killed at midnight in the Illinois House. It was ordered killed by Speaker Cannon’s friends who viewed it as potentially harming his Republican presidential nomination bid.
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Iowa bankers provide the money to mine owners
Des Moines November 27. Local banks have supplied cash to mine owners to pay miners, enabling a strike of three thousand miners to be settled as all differences were adjusted and the miners returned to work.
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Des Moines
Extra fine vests and pants from White Jersey
Advertises ribbed white Jersey garments with fine fleece lining and Swiss ribbed silk and wool options. Priced at 75 cents for the smaller items and 1.00 for the larger Swiss ribbed sets. Classics market copy signals durable medium-priced underwear offerings.
Clothes of Quality style and quality suits
Garments praised for style workmanship and quality. Advertises suits in mar y black checks navy and brown stripes from the usual stock. Prices range from eighteen to thirty dollars.
Hat styles and prices appeal to discerning men
The Gordon Hat targets men with a medium price point while the Stetson Hat promises greater style and quality. Both offer distinct appeals, with Gordon emphasizing affordable value and Stetson aiming at the most exacting customers.
Veteran Walker Breaks His Record in Forty-Year Feat
Edward P Weston, 69, completed a 1234 mile tramp from Portland Maine to Chicago at noon in the federal building. He started October 29 at 5 p m and reached Chicago avoiding Sundays in twenty four days nineteen hours and fifteen minutes, beating his 40 year old record by one day three hours twenty five minutes as crowds cheered along Drexel boulevard.
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Edith Root Marries Son of General Grant
Edith Root wed Ulysses Simpson Grant third grandson of General Grant in Washington. The bride, active in cabinet circles, studied international politics with her mother Miss Root and aided Secretary Root’s outreach to South and Central America. Her work informed his policies during his travels in the region last year.
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Oregon
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Mia
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Identity of Woman May Be Established In Wilkins Case
Oakland on November 27 reports evidence suggesting the woman who passed as the wife of M. A. Wilkins, and whom he is charged with murdering, may be Mrs. Bernie Linderman Carmon formerly of Kansas City.
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M. A. Wilkins
Bernie Linderman Carmon
Kansas City
Four Mormon Missionaries Expelled from Saxony
Leipzig reports that on November 27, police in Saxony expelled four Mormon missionaries as obnoxious foreigners. The action reflects ongoing tensions between German authorities and religious groups deemed disruptive to public order.
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Oregon land fraud cases to resume at once
Washington dispatch says land fraud cases in Oregon will be resumed immediately regardless of Heney’s ability to conduct them. Ex District Attorney John Hall pushes for an immediate trial to speed proceedings.
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Oregon
Heney
John Hall
Pettibone Murder Trial Opens in Boise
Boise November 27 The Pettibone case for alleged complicity in former Governor Steunenbergs murder began in Boise Superior Court with Judge Freemont Wood presiding. Hawley and Darrow appeared for the state and C C Cavanaugh joined as associate counsel. The jury was filled and Hawley started the state’s examination of talesmen. William H Giffird was passed by the state for cause after several jurors were excused.
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Geo. A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Gan
Freemont Wood
Attorneya Hawley
Darrow
C. C. Ca
Vanaugh
Senator Horah
Mr. Hawley
Talesmen
William H. Giffird
Kleinschmidt Father Traveled to Aid Son in Murder Case
Berkeley, Nov 27 Word has reached here that A. Kleinschmidt father of the youth jailed for the murder of Student Bellows is en route from Montana to aid his son. District attorney withholds any new developments. Friends and relatives insist on his innocence and expect an inquiry to prove he had no involvement in Bellows death.
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A. Kleinschmidt
Bellows
Montana
Young Kreinschmidt
Oakland named top turkey shipping town in the U S
Oakland is described as the greatest turkey shipping town in the United States and shipped over 10 000 dressed turkeys this season highlighting its large poultry trade and regional prominence.
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Panama Canal Commission Progress Report Tells of Works
The Isthmian canal commission report released in Washington on November 20 details excavation progress at 4,047,071 cubic yards in the Culebra cut for the fiscal year, foundation tests at Gatun Pedro Miguel and Boca del Toro locks, and a plan for three Gatun locks two at La Boca and one at Pedro Miguel with rock foundations. It notes extensive surveys for a new eastern Panama Canal railway line and municipal work costs in canal cities.
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Alfred Noble
Frederick P. Stearns
John R. Freeman
Emba Menta
Republic of Panama
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