Chadwick Indicted Twice on Forgery Charges in Publicity Trial
Two Cuyahoga County grand juries return indictments against Mrs Cassie L Chadwick charging forgery and uttering forged paper tied to notes of five hundred thousand and two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Reynolds testifies that he believed Carnegie backed her while facing creditors in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
Grand
Cuyahoga County
Cassie L Chadwick
Carnegie
Sir Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Waleh
Mr. Reynolds
Mrs. Chadwick
Cleveland
New York
Chadwick
Buffalo Limited
Grand Central
New York Central
United States
Henkel
Komb
Kelker
United States District Attorney
Burnett
Shields
Adams
United States Circuit Court
Chadwith
Chadwick Bobbie
Sri Reynolds
Andrew Carnegie
Frederick R. Mazon
Emily
Daniel Pine
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Iri Reynolds
DC Court Affirms Postal Conspiracy Sentences
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals affirmed the criminal court ruling in the postal conspiracy cases involving August W. Machen George F. Lorenz Samuel A. Groff and Diller B. Groff. They were sentenced to two years in prison and a $10 000 fine.
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Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Criminal Court
August W. Machen
George F. Lorenz
Samuel A. Groff
Diller B. Groff
West Vernary
Big Fee Set in Choctaw Chickasaw Citizenship Case
In South McAlester Oklahoma Territory on December 11 the citizenship court fined Mansfield McMurray and Cornish, counsel for the two tribes, a total compensation of 650000 dollars for five years of citizenship litigation. It is believed to be the largest fee ever paid west of the Mississippi River.
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South McAlester, I. T
Mansfield, McMurray & Cornish
Miselasippi River
Russian fleet losses and Port Arthur bombardment reports
Dispatches cite heavy shelling of Port Arthur on Sunday with damage to the battleship Poltava and the transport Amur. Japanese land batteries claim multiple Russian ships disabled and the town being shelled. Casualty figures and Rostislav orders follow.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Poltava
Amur
Golden Hill
Navy Department
Saigon
Tajima
London
Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph’s Tientsin
Rojestvensky
Far East
St. Petersburg
Largest Ever Poll Shows Roosevelt Wins Big
New York reports Roosevelt defeats Parker by 2,546,169 in the last presidential vote with a record 7,640,560 ballots for the president. Debs gains over 200,000 since 1900 as socialist support shifts. total vote reaches 13,534,119 with 236 electoral votes to Roosevelt and 140 to Parker.
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New York
New York Times
Tennessee
Michigan
Roosevelt
Parker
United States
McKinley
Debs
Corregan
Soc
Labor
Dynamite strikes Newport Iron Foundry again in Ky
Cincinnati reports the Newport Iron Foundry and Machine Co building in Newport, Kentucky, dynamited for the fifth time in two months late Sunday night. No lives lost, workers uninjured, but extensive damage includes a roof hole and broken windows. Police arrest suspicious men. company men blame strikers.
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Cincinnati
Newport Iron Foundry and Machine Company
Twelfth
Brighton
Newport
Pattern Room
Four Die After Fish Hawk Sails to Cape Cod Rocks
Four of the 20 crew members aboard the Boston fishing schooner Fish Hawk perished after abandoning ship as it struck and pounded on Peaked Hill bars at the north end of Cape Cod on a Saturday night. The incident occurred near Highland Light Massachusetts and the vessel had been pounding heavily when the men went overboard.
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Highland Light
Mass
Boston
Fish Hawk
Cape Cod
Postmaster General Recommends New Rural Free Delivery Rates
Washington December 13 The postmaster general in his annual report recommends a local rate of three cents a pound for rural free delivery packages and the consolidation of the third and fourth class matter at the rate of the former.
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Washington
Bank Robbers Chase Ends With Capture in Toulon
Two men who robbed the Peoria national bank of nearly $2,000 fled toward Toulon Illinois. They were pursued by police in Peoria and later arrested in a livery stable near Toulon with $1,880 and five revolvers.
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Peoria
Ill
Peoria National Bank
Fred Bracken
Bracken
Toulon
Malone
Davis
Certificate of reasonable doubt in Weinseimer case granted
New York December 14 A certificate of reasonable doubt in the Philip Weinseimer extortion case was granted Tuesday. Weinseimer, a former labor leader, was sentenced to state prison for extorting money from a master plumber to settle a strike during his presidency of the Building Trades Alliance. Bail was set at 10000 by Justice Miller late Tuesday afternoon.
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New York
Philip Weinseimer
Weinseimer
Building Trades Alliance
Miller
Jurist Under Fire in Senate and House Actions
Senate debates the pure food bill and considers Philppine government measures while executive sessions discuss Dr Crum’s Charleston customs post. The House trims stenographer pay and passes the legislative appropriation bill amid holiday adjournment plans.
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Washington
Senate
Crum
Charleston
S. C
House
Hill Financial
Department of the Interior
Agricultural Department
Congress
Modemde Hille
Charles Swayne
Florida
Gen. W. W. Belknap
Grant
United States
Killed His Father In Kentucky Farmhouse Tragedy
Adam Jouett a 60 year old farmer was shot dead by his son Joseph at their Breckinridge County home. The younger Jouett who had lived away from the family for a year had been beaten by his father after long quarrels with the mother and two brothers. The elder Jouett had previously served two years in the Frankfort penitentiary for killing a young man named Colvin in 1898.
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Cynthiana
Dee
Adam Jouete
Joseph
Breckinridge
Ippinese
Jouett
Frankfort
Colvin
Mitchell
Sebastian
Lowell
Orson E. Woodbury
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Madison
Wis
Medersteins
Saxony
Herr Fremdenberg
Myra Delarue
Revere House
Chicago
George B. Perry
Grand Rapids
Mich
William H. Forman
New York
Pringle
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Reinbeck
Humble Oil Field
Texas
Ruby
Bernice Warren
Richard Warren
Billings
Mont
John McClure
Julius Tredaceff
Jerome O'Shea
Los Angeles
Cal
la Crosce
Henry Fidlin
Missouri Supreme Court
Harry A. Foulbose
Sasoneff
von Plehve
Sikorifsky
St. Petersburg
Sikoritsky
Loa Syveton
Andre
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
A. A. Ames
Minneapolis
Minn
Elliott
Edward A. Bacon
Tazewell County
Til
Lilly, Tl
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
Inferno Rips Minneapolis Business District Killing Three
A historic blaze in downtown Minneapolis on December 14 destroyed 5 to 6 million dollars in property. Three people died including a bystander and two firefighters entombed in wreckage. Firefighters fought five hours amid high winds to save nearby structures.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Poisoned Cabbage Kills Family Amid Wormy Garden Find
A family of six James Rankin 60 Mary Rankin 56 and four children died after eating poisoned cabbage. The cabbage garden produced worms the size of a thread and eight to ten inches long. The cabbage was fed to animals and all perished. Farmers destroy their cabbage amid cabbage snake poisonings. In Chicago Zion City pays final installment of debt from Dowie era about $140,000 on over $400,000 indebtedness.
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Lidell
James Rankin
Mary Rankin
Chicago
Zion City
North Shore
John Alexander Dowie
Deacon C. J. Barnard
Financial Department of
Zion
Explosion at Catlettsburg sinks boats and damages riverfront
A nitroglycerin blast at Catlettsburg Kentucky on December 12 demolished three boats and shattered windows along the riverfront. The explosion created a large raft of debris and caused extensive damage to nearby structures.
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Catlettsburg
Yale Triumph Over Princeton In Debut in New Haven
Yale defeated Princeton in a debut intercollegiate contest held in New Haven on Friday night. Judges awarded Yale the victory by a disputed decision.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Week's Naval Buildup and Tragic Incidents Across U S
Britain expands its navy with 26 cruisers. Detroit burns claims a child victim. St Joseph fire causes $150,000 damage. Grain boats depart Chicago ending a poor lake season. Chicago grocers Slack & Co fail with $167,000 liabilities. New York transfers $1.1 million currency to San Francisco. Multiple deaths and crimes reported including gas asphyxiation in Chicago and a church supper fight in Kentucky.
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Great Britain
Frank van Cleve
Detroit
Mich
St Joseph
Chicago
Charles H. Slack
New York
San Francisco
Bridget Daugherty
James
Anna
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Grand Jury
Reynolds
Kirwin
Kan
Charles Smith
Couch
Morton
Navy
Paron Vl
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Japan
Tate
Hague
Glasgow
Scotland
Jurist
Swayne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indianapolis
Ind
John H. Wood
First National Bank
Matthews
Teeter
United States District Court
Boutell Pres
Peck
Boutell Bros.’ Furniture Company
Powers Mercantile Company
First Avenue
Boutell's
Phoenix
First Avenue South
Fourth Street
New England Furniture Company
Cosamteeie Keane
Ave B
ofBood
Boutell Brothers
Peck’s
Powers Mercantile
Bidel, Ill
Penn
Borsmhet
Milwaukee
Kansas
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