One Juror Joins Thaw Trial Panel William F Doolittle
New York January reports a new sworn juror, William F Doolittle, chief clerk in the New York Central Railroad auditing department, joined the Thaw trial panel as juror No 7. Prosecution and defense challenged numerous potential jurors amid delays. Justice Dowling indicated court may extend sessions to complete the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Doolittte
New York Central Rail
New York
Tomurray
Dowling
Sven
Tasday
Venice
William ¥. Doolittle
New York Central Railroad
Taorrow
Lidtay
Fitzgerald
Patrick McCue
Jurgmoni
Dourt
Attoney
Jerome
McAdie
Manning
Thurston
Alr Littleton
Darison
DeHart
Albert T. Patrick
George Jeremiah
Air
Littleton
C. Gray
William ©. Dowllette
Doolittle
Patrick J. McCue
Wesley Gilmore
James Moran
Justice Nowling
Stuart
Jeromeshallerced Melue
Vandytes
TL Doollitte
Ty Gouit
Edna Goodrich
Tarsy IK
Daniel O'Reilly
Misa Edu Goorrich
Miss Gundvich
Sirs Evelin
Rage
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday
Frigid air and snow move into Ohio and Michigan with much colder nights Friday and Saturday. Expect rain turning to snow, brisk winds near the lakes, and highlights of sunshine earlier in the period.
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Ohio
L Gullana
Wolder
Michigan
Hugh Squid
Rat
Snell Will Trial Reveals Large Civil War Era Wealth
Richard Snell, a late railroad builder, is contesting his father Col. Snell’s will in DeWitt County. Plaintiffs claim Col. Snell spent huge sums on women, including $70,000 to Maybelle Snell now Mrs. McNara, and allege that Maybelle influenced the will. Letters read to jury allegedly show society pressure on the elder Snell by the niece. Buell Snell, famed for 800 miles of Winds Central railroads, commanded a Illinois regiment in the Civil War and died over a year ago at age ninety.
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Clinton
Richard Snel
Thomas Snell
Maybelle Snell
Kansas City
McNara
Plaintff
Col. Snell
Anticionaira
Richard Snell
DeWitt County Bank
Buell
107Th Regiment of
Illinois Volunteers
Obituary: Alfred J. Deitrick Died at Eighty Near Thurmen
Alfred J. Deitrick died at his home near Thurmen on Thursday morning at eighty after a short illness. He was a long time resident of Springfield township and a lifelong Democrat. Surviving are his wife and three children. Funeral services scheduled for St Peters Lutheran Church and nearby undertakers with interment at Lindenwood.
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Alfred J. Deitrick
Thurmen
Br. Deltrick
Allen Equity
Springfield Township
Pringheld Township
Hera
W. Horn
Frank Scholes
Reuben Ueltrick
Alotthom
Spencerville
Loule Farle
Holt
St. Peters Lutheran
Govgtein
Benson McKenzie
Scheumenn& Ulnar Undertaking
Lindenwvood
Agra
Mary Wetsell
Rea
St Joe
Parker Chapel
Allen County First in Corn Contest Report
Allen County led in a corn contest with two top prizes awarded to John Miller and AL D Hepner Hut county, awarded by the Midwest Grain Dealers Association at Indian augal. Counties submitting included Huntington, Wells, Adams, Dekalb, Whitley and Allen. Mr McClure urged Indiana farmers to buy external seed corn but use their own dried seed corn without delay.
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John Miller
AL D. Hepner
Indiana
Iy Olga
Commercial Club Holds Short Session
The commercial club held a brief monthly meeting last night with Judge O Heaton presiding. Several proposals from companies seeking to move plants to the city were discussed in an informal session, but attendance was light and an important business measure was postponed.
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O. Heaton
Pbra
Mr J C OConner Visitor From Paris Tours Ely
Wr O Connor of Paris France a visitor in the Ely yesterday met with local figures to discuss rail interests and business ties. He is identified as the former owner of a Dallas bank and as working in private banking in New York City, with ties to the O Connor holdings in Wall Street.
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O'Connor
Paris
France
Ely
O'Conner
Tiemis
Ely Railies
America
Annaacil Fauerests
Unnal
Hank
Dallas
Tee
O'Conner Y Bahlen
Waal Stroet
New York
New York City
Revolt in Abyssinia prompts Italian protest and coast guard mobilization
Reports from ROMJen 4 News describe clashes near Lush and a raid by Abyssinians on Italian Somali towns. Italy orders the Red Sea squadron toward Somaliland to protect coast towns as Addis Ababa is urged to protest Menelik over alleged aggression. Desperate battles near Lugh hinge on Abyssinian aims and Italy seeks to clarify the status quo.
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Rom
Jen
Ttul
Somaliland
Africa
Lush
Telian Italion
Raebbing
Red Sea
Tabali
Legation
Jat
Addis Abebla
Abyssinia
Menelik
Indisa
Lugh
Zact
Arnold LeCompte Rescued After Suicide Attempt
Patrolman Frank Johnson saved Arnold LeCompte, a Swiss employee at Loral Biscuit Factors, from attempting suicide at a May house by locking Wins ip. Police allege LeCompte tried a Nimreif under Nigket Plate Trail, with threats, a revolver found on him, and he was removed to Wie County for treatment.
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Frank Johnson
Areneld LeCompte
Loral
Hausens
Winsip
Lecompte
Ivan Nimreif
Aook Hingelt
Poliga
Wie
Death of Herman Frederick Altevort in city
Herman Frederick Altevort died at home on Wood family avenue at age eighty six from old age complications. Born in Liene Westphalia Germany he came to America with Warne family and was survived by his wife two sons Wallan and Lon i Elke and several grandchildren. He belonged to St Mary's Reformed Church and was the oldest member of the congregation. Friends will please attend funeral services at the home tomorrow.
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Frederick Altevort
Thoreday
Wood Famd Avenue
Elphiy-Alx Reure
Wld Gee
Mr. Allevort Wis
Liene
Westhuling
Germany
Brovt
Warne
Wallan
Loni Elke
Attso Sur
Congression of
Senators Kell Talks Insurance in Indiana Meeting
A two day Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Company gathering at the state house featured Vice President George Kell of Huntertown presiding as Aaron Jones of South Bend missed the session. Kell spoke on mutual companies carrying about 200 million dollars in risk and the cost of insurance, while N A Mel Clung of Rochester addressed fire insurance value proportions and cyclone risk limits. President Jones is expected to seek re election, with Kell and others likely to hold offices.
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Tnolanapoms
Farmers” Sutual Insurance Company Union of Inan Ussdcigtln
Abeucanette
Farmers’ Muitual Romgumles
State
N. A
Mel Clung
Rochester
Aaron Jone
Sout Bend
Smd
George ¥. Kell
Hunter Nd
Proceeds of 2.5 Million Suit Against Allied Steel Firms
Toledo dates report receivers appointed in U S court to seize 1,253,000 in bonds and 1,250 in stock of American Steel and Iron Co and Norwalk Steal and Iron Co plus five state real estate holdings. The action names Arthur Clark as plaintiff against Allied Steel and Iron Co William Cavanaugh Co and other defendants alleging transfer of assets to Norwalk and Norwich holdings and blocking Clark’s franchise rights under December transactions.
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Toledo. O
C. H. Lay
Tewatt
H.l.smith
Cleveland
United States Court
Hera Inlay
Sater OE
American Steel and’ Tron Company
New York
Norwath Steal and Tron Company
Wiliam Cavanaugh Compity
Arthur Clark
Area Steel and Tron Company
William Cavanaugh Company
Fennsehyaning A.M . Bergy
Norwalk
Charles’ Te! Srown
New Yorkr
Clark
Sirwalk Lines Air Iron Company
Wilko: Zawahnagh Tagapaty
Lool Holdinge
MO Eres
Norwats
Tod Vormany
Lwuninpaniee
A.M. Realty
Norwich
Garfield to Open Ohio Republican Convention in Columbus
Toledo dispatch reports Walter Brean elected temporary chairman of the Republican State Convention to be held in Columbus March 2 and 4. James Garrold of Washington writes accepting the post. The convention will nominate state candidates and organize the GOP delegation.
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Garfield
Ohio
Toledo
G. Se
Walter Brean
Ehairms
Hughes Dinner Launches His Presidential Bid in New York
Governor Hughes was not present at a Terrace Garden dinner but sent a telegram endorsing his candidacy. Speakers Seth Low Henry Wyman Jessup Bainbridge Colby and Dr Robert Stuar t Macarthur urged support for Hughes as New Yorks candidate amid applause. The telegram thanked the hosts and expressed general GOP progress and reform aims.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Terrace Garden
Seth Low
Henry Wyman Jessup
Bainbridge Colby
Robert Stuart Macarthur
Hughes
New Yorks
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Sewer dispute over Forest Park drainage plan.
A remonstrance signed by forty two Forest Park property owners opposes a main sewer via Forest Park, urging relief by lateral or alley drains to join the Lakeside sewer. The Public Works Board delays action a week as critics fear costs and benefits favor Forest Park residents only.
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Board of Public Works
Forest Park
Griswold and
Well Avenues
Joseph Fricke
Fonmer
Dan B. Winde
J. B. E. Riedel
Fricke
Nindesidhe
W. F. Close
Forest Pork
Lerma
Board of Works
Ture
W. J. Vesey
Forest Park Company
Randvil
Explosion rocks St Louis and nearby towns after blast near Phoenix Mills
A terrible explosion shook St Louis and the nearby towns of Jast St Louis and Belleville around 1 o clock tonight at Ragemont Iowa, nine miles south of the Phoenix Powder company mills. No deaths or injuries reported yet as telephonic reports come in.
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ST. Louis
Belleville
Ragemont
Phoenix Powder Company
No Sympathy Strike Denied by Mahon in Marion
In Marion today President Manon of the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Men denied reports of a sympathetic strike tied to the Indianapolis Traction Company walkout. He asserted no such move had been contemplated and that the union would pursue its actions without provoking other lines.
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Marion
Link
Jam
Manon
Armalgamated Association of
Wasdeine
Indiam Ule Traction Company
Uie Insanel- Aton
Lin
Cameron nomination stance voiced by Mr Bryan
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mr Bryan asserting that Cameron will be the GOP nominee for the presidency with references to Joseph and De Bevan, but the sources are garbled and unclear about dates or full names. The text hints at political nomination talk and party alignment without concrete details or confirmed names.
Conductor Hurt After Narrow Escape At Calhoun Street Crossing
Conductor Hull of the Sith Warner narrowly escaped death when struck by a backing engine at the Calhoun Street Pennsylvania crossing. He swung aside by ten feet, sustained a severely sprained hand, and avoided being crushed as the engine nearly struck him. He walked to the signal post and signaled the car through before continuing.
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Conductor Hull
Sith Warner
Pennsylvania
Calhoun Street
Hull
Wihart
Hall
Tracky Co
Cnme
Ani Amir
Fragmented Patient Crisis and Nurse Care Debate
A garbled serialized account describes hospital nurses praised and blamed amid a chaotic scene. It includes fragmented references to Doctors, patients, and an implied medical emergency, with unclear names and locations.
Appellate review delays Schmitz case verdict
District Attorneys continue preparation for a rehearing as the appellate court weighs the lengthy Schmitz ruling. The process may extend to the supreme court, potentially keeping Lehmitz and Lef ienl in county jail for months as Heney and Langdon await further orders and errors of trial are examined.
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Supreme Court
Lehmitz
Lef Ienl
Heney
Langdon
Schmitz
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Quirinal
Arnold Lecompte
Herman Frederick Altevogt
Kell
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Eles Beoe
Ruef
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Sele Ruef
J. Copper
Frink B. Berevigan
Samuel P. Hill
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Cameron
MR. Bryan
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Tanch Tech
Bevan
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Pennsylvania Crossing
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Justice Cater
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Beluwei
Yale
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