Progress of Quay Trial in Philadelphia Bank Conspiracy Case
The Quay trial opened amid testimony about bank papers and letters from Hopkins desk. Witnesses described removal and custody of the red book and plum tree letters, with Judge Gordon and Wanamaker linked to showing documents to political figures. The defense pressed conspiracy theories as Assistant District Attorney McManes remained at issue.
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Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Commonwealth
David T. Watson
Pittsburg
Mr. Quay
Thomas W. Barlow
Shapley
Me. Quay
Juay
Barlow
Graham
Hopkins
Harrisburg
Gordon
Common Pleas
James McManes
Judge Gordon
McManes
David Martin
John Wanamaker
New York
Democratic National Committee
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Gilkeson
McCormick
Dreyfus Not Guilty Deposition Reveals Italian Ambassador Claims
The Italian ambassador to France Count Tornielu Brusati di Vergane is cited in the Dreyfus revision deposition. He allegedly told Senator Traieux that the Matin’s bordereau facsimile was a flashlight reproduction and that documents were given to the German attache by someone other than Dreyfus. He also claimed handwriting matched the officer who supplied the papers and suggested Esterhazy was the true agent behind the wrong court martial verdict.
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Paris
The
Eclair
Traieux
Dreyfus
M. Traieux
Count Tornielu-Brusati di Vergane
France
Matin
Count Tornieslli
Count Esterhaxzy
Wheat not dead yields hopeful harvest outlook
C. S. Bush collected wheat samples after finding roots appeared dead. Dr. H. D. Fry examined under a microscope and reported that all larger roots are healthy and about two thirds of the smaller roots remain vigorous. The finding signals a good crop and positive news for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Bush
H. D. Fry
Fry
Dayton Man Plans New Dental Office In St. Joe
Charley Corns of Dayton Ohio visits Miss Myrtle Hellopeter and announces he will start a dental office in St. Joe Indiana. Other items note Mrs. WH McGuire visiting friends, Mr and Mrs Worden visiting parents, and church choir practice resumes at the M E church each Sunday evening.
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Charley Corns
Dayton
Ohio
Myrtle Hellopeter
Corns
St. Joe
Ind
WH. McGuire
F. Worden
M. E
W. Fisher
Spencerville
M. Tomkel
Ida Points
McGuire
Grange Cook
Irvin Tomkel
Manila Mounting Fighting Across Front Surges Up
Dispatches from Manila detail insurgent attacks north of the city and at Santa Cruz. General Wheaton repulsed a railway assault with heavy losses, three killed and twenty wounded. Lawton reported greater success at Santa Cruz with nine-three enemy dead and property saved. his forces pursued the retreating insurgents.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
MacArthur
Wheaton
Santa Cruz
Lawton
Elling
Malolos
Death of Mary Etta Garman A Christian Mother
Mary Etta Garman wife of William H. Garman died April 4 1899 in Collingwood Indiana. Born February 2 1860 in Noble county she joined Lutheran church later Salem Reformed. She married May 6 1877 and had ten children seven daughters three sons all living except one infant. Funeral last Thursday drew large crowd under Rev A E Zartman interment Dutch Ridge. The bereaved family thank neighbors for aid during illness and burial.
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Mary Etta Garman
William H. Garman
Noble County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. W. Erick
Salem Reformed Church
Hevng
Allen County
Migs Ida
A. Ek. Zartman
Fort Wayne
Stains Anniversary and Local Births in Maysville
Mayville and vicinity marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boulton with a surprise party. Several births followed in the community, including C. C. Grubb’s new son, Walter Hood’s first child a girl, and Etta Valles’s baby. Attending relatives and local residents shared in visits and celebrations amid church and family notes.
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Henry Boulton
C. C. Grubb
Walter Hood
Walter Timbrook
US not to push new international monetary conference
Washington reports that the cabinet has not seriously considered calling another international monetary conference since the last failure. The United States would accept invitations from other nations but is unlikely to initiate action. Growth in gold output and silver use by major traders influence views on remonetization, per George H. Roberts.
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New York
Washington
British- Indian Currency Commission
United States
George HK. Roberts
Mint
Dawkins News Briefs From The County
Farmers prep sowing as mild days return. Sheldon Dawkins visits the city on business. Mrs. Weyman of Union Michigan visits friends. Many farmers plow for corn while roads dry. John Deger says it is a boy. Jackson township institute favors teachers and pupils with lectures recitations and a dinner. Supt. Young visits. Mrs. Denney returns to Indianapolis with sister Miss Fronefield.
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Sheldon Dawkins
Mies
Maggie Weyman
Union
Mich
John Deger
William Laning
Michigan
No. Sin Jackson Township
Plato
Harvey M. Brothers
Mamie Gorrell
Daisy Spalding
D. O. McComb
Addis Brown
Supt
F. J. Young
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Packard Music House
Artists of the Day
Calhoun Street
Ion Phonograph
John Deeres
Koehlinger Bros
ColumbIa St
Rialta
Mansons
Royals
Auditorium
Brosious & Brosous
Tutat
Cedarville
Harry Stonselfer
Indianapolis
Bickhart Bros
Hoop Mil
Dra. Swift
Julian
Miss Reed
T. A. Pattee
Cearent
Tiga
Collingwood
Jor Sale
Hoagload Avenue
Maysville and Vicinity
Dawkins
Mrs. C. D. Denney
Misa Clara Fronefield
John M. Miller
Miller’s
East Main Street
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