Changes in Thaw jury panel mark unprecedented New York case
Frequent juror releases and replacements reshaped the panel in the Thaw murder trial in New York City. Attorneys clashed over exemptions as eleven jurors remained in the box and other jurors were released or added amid rapid shifts in the case.
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New York
Tan
Seisalionn
Mage
Goure
Cai Fheelas
Bobrion
Raimers
New York City
Seftornang
Jevame
Walker
Haas
Weather and storms plague North Dakota rail lines
The forecast shows rain and snow across Friday into Saturday with variable winds and rising southeast gusts. In North Dakota, a severe winter storm grips the region, closing some routes as rail companies race to clear lines and restore service after heavy snowfall and night fall incidents.
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Washington
Tan
Minot
B.D
North Dakota
Churches Unite For Tope Hospital Support In Fort Wayne
Eleven Fort Wayne churches and twelve citizens met with Hope hospital faculty to back expansion and cover emergency care costs. They approved funding by the township where the patient is treated and noted Hope hospital’s death rate around 3.45 percent. Leaders pledged ongoing church support and scheduled a Hope Hospital Day on the fourth Sunday in February with further events planned.
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Facuty
Peters
Yan
Uno
Sondiay
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Azul
Anlonight
Roy
ALK
Zurumin
Grane Reformed
Charles Rawand
Vat
Methodist
Plieh
Trinity English Lutheran
Gendie Menara
CG. Peters
J. F. W. Meyer
Fir
R Porter
Honduras Lottery Under the Ban Across Several Cities
Washington reports the Honduran National Lottery is banned after a government action. Attorney General Gnolty announces the seizure of tickets in Baston Mobile and Wilmington, with a broader crackdown on the lottery. Robert U. ATS, counsel for Southern Express Company, says his firm will cooperate with government efforts to dismantle the lottery.
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Honduras
Naetion
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Asaibiant Altorney General Gnol Ty Toenlebe
Sfndlek Ala
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Mplayag
Baston
Mobile
Wilmington
Deh
Agae
Faldath
Ageriia
Pany
Ward
Robert Ui
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Nblaval Penacal
Southern
Expresa
Gill
Indictment Charged Theatrical Trust Leaders
Grand jury returns an indictment charging conspiracy and restraint of trade against leaders of a New York theatrical trust. Accused include Nixon, Kaw, Eninger, Profans, and Wayman with separate defendants facing $1,000 bail. Trial dates set for next week. Abraham Urlanger and Mark Krlow appeared in court.
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Jan
Grand Jury
Hi Teserlad Theatrical Trust
Nixon
Kaw & Eninger
Chiries Profans
AL Wayman
Grey
Harge Foster
Court of General Acuaiony Tndas
Fred Zimmennia
Struck by Fast Train In Pennsylvania Fatal Accident
A fast train struck a house in Pennsylvania last night near Maples and Monroe, injuring a person named William Knepper and a horse. The scene showed the horse’s flesh along the track for hundreds of feet and the train reportedly blocked the area as responders arrived. The incident occurred near the Marimedt crossing, with witnesses describing a chaotic event and significant damage.
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William Knepper
Maples
Monroe
Hurley
West Bond
Injured man rushed to city hospital after attack
Report says one man was gravely injured and another trapped as the incident unfolded. Kaepper, a resident of High Street, aided the wounded man and was taken to Mourceville before plans shifted to move the injured to St Joseph's Hospital by rail.
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Kaepper
Bonns
Mourceville
Br. Joseph's Hospital
Dean al- Hron
Monroowile
Rani
Elson Jari
Farmers' Congress Plans to Urge Passage of Bills
The Farmers' Congress in Indiana plans to push for passage of several bills. Leaders including AVUNGM TE Newsom and Jd AL Seong presented views at the meeting. Officers will be elected and the gathering will discuss reforms and legislative aims for the farming community.
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Inimanapomar
Riata
New Offleera
Cowibig
Thasul Prerrait
Lew Tsaad
Uteseethren
Rieti
Venessalia
Ateranien Chinhaines
Faracan
Railroads to blame for the wrecks in Indiana
The state railroad commission began the investigation into the Woodville wreck of January 31. Testimony cites telegraph systems and young operators as contributing factors. Engineers and railroad officials, including officials from Penn, Wabash, and B&O, defend or face criticism amid ongoing inquiries.
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State Railroad Commission
Ralay
Wreck Ax Woodville
R Schutt
Nig Fann
JG. Sullivan
Wabash Railroad
AL Kota
Order of Halfway
Cinlluton
BR & O
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
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Esidenes
Galnowe
Sanford
Fran
Interurban Fare Debate Opens Before Rail Committee
In Indianapolis tonight the interurban fare issue is examined by the base committee on railroads. The discussion centers on whether a uniform cent a mile rate can be set on interurban lines, with representatives arguing for and against the plan amid uncertainty about final control of rates.
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Indianapolis
Ste- Charied C. Featey
Indiana
Legislature Busy as Senate Passes Eleven Bills
Senate approved eleven measures amid debate. key actions include a tenant penalty, pension provisions for police and other public workers, and a banking advertising repeal. Amendments set fines up to 100 dollars, prison terms, and new funding transfers for schools and state institutions.
Ambiguous Senate Amendment At Five Or Six Years
A murky report notes senator led a heated push to amend a bill by raising the beneficiary age from five to six years for heil fare allotment. The amendment passed with support, detailing changes in a bill referenced as 1. 327, Hawke, and related actions to permit proceedings under certain conditions.
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Blind
Hell
Hawke
Bingham 18 Likely to Retain Seat in Senate
Indianapolis December 31 An hour ago the Senate contest case involving Volney Bingham Democrat for Indiana’s seat appeared to favor Bingham. The committee near to recommending sustaining Bingham’s claim and seating him over the Mahin-Talcott opposition, signaling a probable victory for the veteran senator’s bid.
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Bingham
Senate
Voter Intimidation Bill Passed by the House
A legislative notice reports the House passing a voter intimidation bill defining the offense and penalties. It notes Representative 1 and Weaver's Measure, with continuation referenced on page 4 column 3 for further details. The item preserves the era's formal reporting style and emphasizes the bill's status and proposed penalties.
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HOUSE
Decatur Road Opens Today Amid Interurban Service Start
Decatur road begins service with first car at 7:30 AM from Decatur to the interurban depot arriving by 8:50 AM. A three hour schedule is set, with cars every three hours and the last trip at midnight unless theater parties delay. New superintendent John Crawford, with Mrs. Crawford, arrives to oversee operations and speed expansions toward Rockfield and Logansport.
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Kleelamp
Fort Warne & Springfeld Traction Company
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Decatur
Fort Wayne
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John & Crawford
Fort Woyan & Wabash
General Alger Fortune Left to Widow in Will
Probate court reports reveal General Alger left a substantial fortune to his widow. The document details a total estate near 3,000 and individual bequests to relatives and associates. Engineered by executors and tied to named beneficiaries, the will specifies shares and responsibilities among heirs. A separate item notes engineer Frank T. Dalnoir released on bond in Valparaiso after a railroad incident involving a ballist passenger train.
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Rye
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Me Alger
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Dalnoir
Ballers & Kin
Woordythir
Cleveland Elected Chair of Life Insurance Presidents
New York January 31 Grove Cleveland former president of the United States was elected chairman of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in a unanimous vote. The organization comprises presidents of leading life insurance companies and aims to coordinate reforms benefiting policyholders. Cleveland will also serve as chief counsel and referees in disputes, receiving an annual compensation of $25,000 from the association.
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New York
Grovee Cleveland
United States
Claveland
Association of Life Insurance
Nfo Insurance
Cleveland
Thanahiry
Remains of Engineer and Fireman Laid to Rest Tomorrow
The remains of engineer Ervin Tawar and fireman Abe Raunsylynnly will be laid to rest tomorrow with rites at a local chapel. A funeral service will be held for both men, followed by burial at Anneson Cemetery. Local authorities note their long service and will honor them.
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Trdley
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Kagineara
Lecewla
Abel
Bern
Anna
Jecertat
Burns Brown Stiobet Burns Treen Named Humid at A I
Robert Burns Brown, newly selected at the A I, was born October 2 in Seg Concord. He attended Fasimana Kiedaees College at Dough keepalo and planned further study, though never practiced. Miss Evative Waters, born May 12, is noted in local notices. Revoiber 2 marks a public record of a masked success in travers on the field.
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