O'DONNELLs DEFENSE AND STOCKER INCIDENTS
Preparation for O'Donnell's defense progresses after an interview with Roger Pryor. McInemy from Breland reports violence in the case, expecting a verdict not to be for willful murder. The Cape of Good Hope witnesses arrive in England. William Hopmin confirms American citizenship. Dr Stocker faces disruption at Memorial Hall as crowd hisses and heckles the German court chaplain.
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Stocker
P. Blackball
Duswix
T. G. Healy
Monaghan
Law Students
The
Freeman's Journal
Redmond
Westminster
Breings
Rome
Amilords
Hoglish
Clercy
Lilly
Lexproy
Paris
Marquis Tseng
Toxquin
Beenink
Sontay
Gibergtberg
Rhodian Alps
Germany
Italy
Spain
Ne Ciera
Vriedericharulie
Lismarck
London
Donald
Noy
Vista
U Henry Chaplin
Lincolnshire
United States
Frightful Death of Brother O Connell at Loyola College
News from Battrwort reports Brother Richard O Connell, a Jesuit at Loyola College, fell from a second story window while repairing shattered glass and died in the courtyard. He was nearly ninety, had served fifty years in the society, and received the last rites before death. The column then notes Pennsylvania election totals, a Glassworkers strike update, and legislative probes into Standard Oil.
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Richard O'Connell
Society of Jesus
Loyola College
Brother O’connell
Society
Order of Loyola College
Brother O'Connell
Father Clarke
Eight Railings Gorned-One Mae Murned re Baath
A fire burned eight buildings near Lake Avenue at Minicante Point. One man, Robert Kennedy, died in Praty's saloon blaze. James Ferbert escaped. A. McLean & Co. lost 895 000 with total loss about 56 080 insurance unknown. A farmer north of here killed his wife and seven children Tuesday night and was arrested, then released. Fire damaged freight warehouses of the Norfolk & Western Railroad, destroying 7,000 bales of cotton and timber, with a loss around 500 000 insured. An explosion occurred at Eagle Hill colliery injuring Michael Kelley and Robert Kennedy.
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Canaan
Norrone
Fraight
Norigtk 4 Western Railroad
Apot Westerday
Himber
T He Company
Order Concerning Travelers 6 Watan Ticket Scalpers
Cicace Nov 14 The Transcontinental Association directs lines to withdraw tickets to San Francisco via St Paul Duluth or Portland and all tickets to Oregon Washington Territory and British Columbia Melting ticket scalping abuses. Western roads move to re purchase after two cities to pay new fares. Board of Police postpones Chief Campbell trial to next week. Woodward joins Lutz and Caruth.
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Cicace
Transcontinental Association
Francisco
Oregon
Washingston Territory
British Columbia
San Francisco
St. Paul
Duluth
Portland
Pierson Hag
New York
Chicago
Louis
St. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Campbell
Supreme Court
Lut
Carath
Ewing
Lutz
Caruth
Woodward
General Suspension of the Nail Industry Ordered for Five Weeks
At the Western Nail Association meeting in Pittsburgh a general suspension of nail machines was ordered for five weeks from December 22 to February 4. Trade conditions were discussed as unchanged with low, ill assorted stocks and only fair demand. Card rates remained unaltered.
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Western Nail Association
Washington Judge Advocate Swain on Desertion Law
Washington reports Judge Advocate Swain's annual review covers military justice. He critiques Desertion as a crime, defends government power to try deserters, and notes a push to limit prosecution while aiding wartime discipline. Also includes postal complaints on Northern Pacific railroad routes and Treasury finances and public notices of deaths.
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Qeneral
Woasiar
Dudae
Sonor Swaita
Anilitary Service
Swain Wilds
Northern Parade
Portland
Gresham Bis
Jameson
St. Paul
Porthiod
Port UY Fir Unitio Atatrs
AP Poe AL
Public Health Association Opens Eleventh Annual Session in Detroit
The American Public Health Association convened its eleventh annual meeting in Detroit with Dr Extra M Hunt presiding. Delegates from nearly all states, Canada, and U S armed forces attended as papers on cattle fever, hog cholera, swell head, malaria, and water purity were presented. Governor Begole and local health leaders welcomed attendees, followed by a long conversation.
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American Public Health Association
Detroit
Dexport
Thin City
Extra M. Hunt
New Jersey
Way Lange
Beiag
Unies
Cantula
United States Army and Navy
State Board of Health
Unrria
Michigan
A. E. Salmon
Department of Agriculture
Wishington
Texas
Joseph Smith
Army
Department of Texas
Feuich
Hillary Ryan
Dredk M. Partridge
South Bend
Ind
Tle
Miler
Buford
Law
Cornell University
America
George AL Sternberg
United States Army
Alfred A. Woodfall
Aes
Sternberg
Charles Smart
United States
Begole
Association
William Brodie
John Avery
State Board of Healhh
Attempted Assassination Near Ford Home Shocks City
Brommoxy Mo November report of a thwarted attack on Charlie Ford, brother of the Ford gang, at his father’s residence near the city. Seven masked assailants fired as Ford stood in weeds, he returned fire but they escaped. Rumors point to local neighbors or others forbidden from entering the area. Ford plans to seek officers in Kansas City to help locate his missing brother Bob. Separate items note outlaw Blantbart captured in San Francisco and a court case over oil land in Forent County.
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Brommoxy
Charlie Ford
Ford Brothers
Ford
Charlie
Robert Ford
Fred
Lersback
Hmber
KL Rim
Peoria
Charlie Fort
Kansas City
Bob
Charlie Thisky
Vast Late News Items From Across United States
A collage of briefing notes covers a murder in Troy New York a church appropriation in Austin Texas a child burned in Evansville Indiana and a shipwreck at Yardouth Sound. Also reported are arrests indictments highway and rail safety items and public notices from cities including Nashville Louisville Chicago and New York with dates and scattered names and places.
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Errington
Marquise Tacog
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Ceater
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