Panel Completed For Nan Patterson Trial In New York
The jury for Nan Patterson's murder trial was completed after two jurors were chosen following Judge Davis's removal of John D. Benedict from the box. Assistant District Attorney Rand opened with charges echoing the prior trial, noting two jurors may withhold full knowledge and calling witness J. Morgan Stith pivotal. Rand warned the jury that others of the defense team appear ignorant, while asserting Patterson’s case hinges on truth and reasonable doubt, with adjournment until noon after Mrs. Patterson's counsel objected to remarks.
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John D. Benedict
Justice Davis
Supeeat
New York
Nan" Patterson
Chail Young
Rand
J. Morgan Stith
Aunot
Levy
Miss Patterson
Desperate Highwaymen Fire in Murray Store Attack
A masked bandit and two brothers, Tripp and Samuel, fought in a burning store near Murray Utah. The highwayman fired at Christopher Tripp. both men crawled through smoke as the stove toppled and fire spread. Meanwhile a mine disaster in Washington left eleven badly burned and four missing. Reports say Polish victims and a court martial in Berlin. Austrian mails detention ends as news from Constantinople notes. Stock market quotes follow with city summaries.
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Bandit Battice
Christopher ‘Tripp
Murray
Salt Lake City
Utah
Christopher
Samuel Tripp
Washington
Seth Ia de Aine
iFesult
Een Ae
Zimmermann
Mar Pronstadt Und
Woman Arrest as Chadwick Held in Custody in New York
Mrs. Caosie I Chadwick was placed in federal custody after a dramatic arrest at the Hotel Breslin in Manhattan. U S Commissioner Shields and officials from the Secret Service and the District Attorney’s Office handled a tense scene in her hotel suite, with charges tied to a 5029 federal conspiracy statute. Her son witnessed the confrontation as officers surrounded the room and pledged to keep her under surveillance until morning proceedings before Commissioner Shickdy.
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Caosie I. Chadwick
Citsainla
Chadwick
New York
Recret Service
Wi 4
Wynn
United States
Willian Tlonko
Shields
Chulcheck
Marshal Hertel
United States Secret Service
W. 3. Plynn
Olio
Mr. Powers
Shickdy
Secret Service
Mrs. Chadwick
Mia. Chadwick
Burden on the Consumer as Freight Costs Rise
Chicago testimony before the interstate commerce commission stated a 20 percent freight increase would raise grocery prices and shift the burden to the consumer. Railroads including Illinois Central push for changes while some refuse to adopt the proposed uniform bill of lading.
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Costa
Chicago
Interstate Commeree Commission
Ilinois
Wreck in California and other early 20th century notices
A Salt Lake Railroad water tank train derailed and crashed into a construction train a hundred miles north of Daggett California killing brakeman John Bryan and injuring engineer Henderson and fireman Miller with several others hurt. Also reports Burns in Rochester Indiana killed his wife and another person then killed himself. Water wagons scramble to supply dry cisterns in Bloomington and McLean County amid a drought. A New York stock market slump hits Amalgamated Copper among others. Robber shot and killed near NeedlesCalifornia and Dawson City mine owner found murdered in Dallas with robbery suspected. Cartoonist Nad and the death of Charles Nelan noted in a separate line.
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Salt Lake
Daggett, Cal
Hil
John Bryan
Henderson
Miller
Mills
Wilson Burns
Rochester
Ind
Jon Cripe
Burns
Broman
Cripe
Seattering
Six Robbers Captured After Bank Heist Near Tolley
A gang of six robbers attacked a bank near Tolley, Iowa, dynamited a vault door, and stole cash and tools before fleeing southwest toward a hiding place twelve miles away. Local residents aided in the pursuit. all six were captured later that day near Yuiter, with heavy revolvers and armed attire found on them.
Hope for Powers Granted New Trial by Court of Appeals
The Kentucky Meankfort court reversed the Virenit court ruling in the case of Carel Powers, once sentenced to death for complicity in the murder of Gov. William Gobel. A new trial is ordered after a 1908 verdict connected to Casey Powers and a conspiracy to murder. Arthur Goehes, a Cincinnati merchant and key informant, has long supported the prosecution in the case.
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Kontuckisan
Court of Appeals
Meankfort
Sky
Wuesday
Carel Powers
William Gobel Indane Uiry
Towers
Eso Secretacy of State
Casey Posvers
Arthur Goehes
Cineluuatl
Dt Cing
Tds
Bandit Still At Large In Daggett Bank Robbery Case
California Exxpress Day ratine fret not been crprurida as deputies and police scour Daggett for the Wells-Bargu coins express car bandit who shot Messenger Roberts. Suspects not among those arrested. $2,800 offered for capture. Roberts alive but with slight recovery. Wells-Purge official cites about $200 lost in the heist. several checks and drafts stolen, but payments halted.
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California
Daggett
Cal
Messenger Roberts
Lasge
Hewiuts Agers Gating
Dridhan
Wells-Purge Company
Stati Muesday
Anto
Pagal
Robbers Fail in Vault Theft at Peoples Bank
About 2 o clock Tuesday the robbers blew up the vault of the Peoples Bank at Carbour County. They escaped with no money. A posse pursued and six men were captured, one woman witness reported, and the sheriff transported the gang to Rockwell City jail. Three suspects, aged 25 to 30, are held on burglary charges.
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Peoples Bank
Doles
Carbour County
Roefawell
Uae
Ora
Lockwell City
Salley
Gore
Rockwell City
Oetaber
Na Young Tinh
Poeslay
Itenia
Bank Robber Sentenced to Twelve Years in Prison
Kyl Karrey, identified as the Primor bank robber, was Wednesday sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to the charge. He admitted forcing a savings shot victim to yield 1500 dollars, fled with a portion of the money, and was later arrested at his Preynor home following a confession. His wife reportedly remains unsettled by the case.
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Kyl Karrey
Chury
Harrer Geywed
Lyonty Seuls
Atle Crime
Holding
Auray
Frances Tlood
Hero
Narrer
Miegle
Preynor
Barriss
Bern
Teeyuor
Tsut Dobhery
Bette
Iowa
Russell
Cowiiton
Chariton
Missy
Rovetan
Charitve
Dale
Greatest Lay Yet Hog Receipts Smash Market Slump
Hog receipts at Six Clay market Wednesday hit 2 800 hogs from 50 cars, reported by the stock yards company in its demand release. For fifteen years, Wednesday’s totals surpassed the prior record, with 146 ears and 8 005 hogs arriving due to a large packer failure. Prices fell and market activity faltered as supply overwhelmed demand, signaling a historical day in hogs trading.
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Ines
Dee
Tse
Spencer man jailed over alleged fraud case and far larger town notes
The report details Robert Dollard held on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses in Spencer and Sheldon, with a prior hearing and binding over to the grand jury. It also mentions a separate 8 year old Lakeview boy who sees the world upside down and medical comments, a Monona County tax sale, a fatal house fire sparked by a child, and the suicide of farmer Michael Hedds in Charles City, noting age and unmarried status.
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Spencer
Balsa Preton
Huo Marker
Spencers
Chicago
Gim Robert
Sheldon
AL Wy Lamas
Piast National Banks of
Tewna
Taylor
Lakeview
George Park
Sioux City
Perso
Woman Struck by Train Near Vandercouth Crossing
Miss Doddenhagen and Miss Doddenhagen's companion were struck when the Vandercouth crossing near Vanders crossing by the Illinois Central line. One woman thrown to the ground was picked up unconscious and rushed to the Cherokee hospital in a serious condition with injuries head and body.
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Minniv
Seni
de Shun Dithy
Illinois Centrateae
Neguenk
Vandercouth
Hongland
Doddenhagen
Briaes
Bank Robber Pleads Guilty in County Case
A man identified as Maks Wrage pleaded guilty to armed robbery at a postal office in Germany where he forced a clerk to surrender money. The suspect, a cartoonist by trade, was sentenced to ten years, pending appeal. The decatel jury indicted him Saturday and he admitted guilt in county court.
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Wreynies
Borres
Elise
Geray
Sool
Thyrres
Sreynar
Decatel
Big Stunt At Corn Husking Prank Kratz Buska
An odd incident at a corn husking event drew criticism from neighbors while Beraty of Yownship held the belt in a lively distraction. The weigh-in, overseen by May Murphy and Vighty, recorded a 608 bushel haul amid disputes and efforts to save the afternoon.
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Kratz Buska
Saextenn
Monon
Brg
Beraty
May Murphy
Railway cooperative seeks seed gospel tie across Iowa era
Five major railways join with Iowa State Agricultural College and Crain Dewlars Association to form a cooperative plan to spread gospel seed across Iowa via Rock Island Chicago Northwestern Burlington Milwaukee and Windy Central lines. Prof Hatten will speak. Oldest town man Donrl Hugh Logan aged 102 recalls 1812 service in the army. New York’s BF G Withington appointed examiner in state instruments department. Robbery hits Ohmstead and Wilson’s dry goods stores. reward offered. Mrs Harriet Curie dies at Des Moines aged 87 after long city county ties.
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Rallroufiea
Keery
Towa
Fartner
Vavente
Seog
Enya
Chicago
Iowa
Itowa State Agricultural College
Windy Central
Prof
Hatten
Seventy Five Years Ago News Summary Fragment
Fragmentary report recalls events from seventy five years past with references to Napoleat and Pacis by Pope, elections, slavery, treaties, and border commissions. The text mentions rulers, governors, and various places, hinting at historical conflicts and diplomatic actions without complete clarity.
Fifty Years Ago In This Issue Of Public Records
Fifty years ago a review of national events notes the labor of reform, financial concerns, and civic actions. It cites the increase in bank regulation, congressional messages on education and public safety, and a dynamite plot discovery impacting residents in New York and other states, reflecting a tense era of reform and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Umma
Heelifen Ciel
Siw York
Dhaely
Loyola
Messiyse
Congress
Preshenbil
Unclear historic note on postwar events and court actions
Fragmentary text recalls postwar era topics including railways policy, Grant administration moments, a Supreme Court denial over cotton from the Confederacy, Wilson troops, and a contested appropriation stirring political reaction. Names and specifics are garbled, but centering events involve federal actions and judiciary outcomes from that period.
Twenty Years Ago Burned Ball at University Wisconsin
A fragment reports a 250000 dollar event at the University of Wisconsin at Madison involving Inga Wilburn and a Belenow ball. The text is incomplete but indicates a notable financial figure tied to a campus gathering.
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Belenow Ball
University Wisconsin
Midinun Burnad
Wil Inga
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Grant
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Paani
United States Supreme Court
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London
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