Hyde Case: Dr Hyde Convicted of First Degree Murder
Kansas City jury found Dr. B Clarke Hyde guilty of first degree murder in the death of Colonel Thomas H Swope. The trial traced a pattern of typhoid outbreaks and alleged cyanide and poison use linked to the physician with other Swope family illnesses and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Clarke Hyde
Kansas City
Thomas H. Swope
Missouri
Swope
Chrisman Swope
James Moss Hunton
Colonel Swope
Iff
Hyde
Hunton
G. T. Twyman
Independence
Logan O. Swope
Chrishan
Edward J. Stewart
Paxton
Dr. Stewart
Frank N. Hall
Margaret Swope
Chrisman
Cora Dickson
Coppege
Sarah Swope
Stella Swope
Lacey Lee Swope
Logan Swope
Europe
New York
Stewart S. Fleming
Maury County
Tennessee
Twyman
Christian Swope
Chicago
Dr. Hyde
John G. Paxton
Latshaw
Moss Hunton
Sridietshents
Patents for Novel Household and Farm Items Listed
A New Yorker patents a cigarette box with paper and match compartments. A New York woman gains a wire spoon rest for cooking utensils. A Colorado inventor patents a two circular knife meat chopper. A New York man patents a fireproof fire escape tower with spiral tubes. A Californian patents a combined currycomb and brush for horse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colorado
Woman Fights for Austrian Throne Beside Archduke
Princess Sophie of Hohenberg widens a bid for Hungary and Austria’s throne amid a feud with Archduchess Isabella. Kaiser Wilhelm favors Sophie while Vienna hosts a bitter cabal led by Isabella and Grizella to block her ascent. Hungary backs Sophie, threatening a broader European crisis.
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Europe
Sophie of
Imperial House of Hapsburg
Hungary
Ferdinand
Austria
Sophie
Kaiser William
Vienna
Berlin
Archduke Ferdinand
Isabella
Grizella
Bavaria
Karl Frank
Archduke Otto
Sophie of Hohenberg Aims for Austrian Throne
The article recounts Archduchess Isabella's jealousy over Archduke Ferdinand's choice of Sophie Chotek as wife, the arranged delay, and the long struggle of Sophie to secure recognition and a place at court, aided by Hungarian support for a potential throne in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Dinand
Sophie
Isabella
Archduke Ferdinand
Ferdinand
Archduchess
Archduke
Chotek
Archduke Tierdinand
Franz Ferdinand
Reichstadt
Hapsburgs
Carl
Otto
Maria Theresa
Belvedere Palace
Burg Palace
Schoenbrunn
Belvedere
Burg
Karl Ludwig
Egypt
Hungary
Buda
Maximilian
Sophie of
Hohenberg
Department of Agriculture
Splinters and Moonlight: A Fort, Money, and Jumps
A collection of aphorisms about preparation and patience. It compares building a fort before fighting to not chasing big money with poor bait, notes that one must try again after leaping to conclusions, and observes that steady effort, like a brook, grows stronger toward the end.
Coal mine fatalities and Red Cross campaigns noted
Officials of the United States Geological Survey report daily deaths of twelve coal miners nationwide with many injuries. The American National Red Cross launches a campaign to reduce accidents via first aid training, rail workers to receive instruction from an Army Medical Reserve Corps mobile unit.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
American National Red Cross Society
Red Cross
United States Army Medical Reserve Corps
Riddles of the Orient and Hidden News Transmission
Observers recount ancient methods of rapid communication in India, central Asia, Arabia and Africa. The article notes non electrical news transmission over vast distances, citing the murder of the Lord Mayor and the 2000 mile gap to Simla, aided by mesmerism and hypnosis used long before Europe.
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India
Central Asia
Arabia
Africa
Orient
Asia
Lord Salisbury
Lord Mayor
Andaman Islands
Simla
China
Jerboub
The
Tripoli
Siwa
Ex husband to sue for custody of Ruth Bryan Leavitt children
William Homer Leavitt has directed his attorney to file suit to gain possession of Ruth Bryant Leavitt and Bryan Leavitt, claiming he intends to raise the children in the United States and not as English citizens. The piece also discusses Indian folk beliefs and enigmatic communication methods.
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William Homer Leavitt
Ruth
Bryan Leavitt
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Reginald Owen
United States
England
Resemblances Quote Sparks Gossip in Star Commentary
The Washington Star quotes Miss Cayenne describing a flirtatious woman as the queen of hearts and a ten spot of diamonds, illustrating sharp societal gossip about style and reputation in casual remarks.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Not a Pedestrian Exchange Quip About Debts and Cars
A witty exchange notes that Swifter avoids walking due to his debts and instead rides in an automobile fueled by them. The quip highlights a clever twist comparing financial burden to travel by car.
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Swifter
Quotes on happiness and virtue from sages and reformers
Excerpt collecting maxims on happiness work charity and character from figures such as Sir Luke White Browning Phillips Brooks Robert Collyer E Arnold Lucy Soulsby and R W Dale. It urges goodwill gentleness and self-improvement as lifelong aims.
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Sir Luke White
Browning
Phillips Brooks
Robert Collyer
E. Arnold
R. W. Dale
Lucy Soulsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virs
Clark Hyde
Torathrone
Department of Justice
Cotton Exchange
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Agricultural Department
Panama Canal
Muir Woods
California
Gifford Pinchot
Secret Club of
San Francisco
Mysteries of the
Far East
America
Ruth Bryan
Hindustan
Anglo- Indian Service
Deccan
Ruth Bryan Leavittend
Ruth and
Bryan
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