Patrick Case Faces Corroboration Gap in Murder Trial
In New York presiding judge Jerome pressed the state to supply corroborating evidence before holding Patrick on murder charges tied to the Jones case. Defense attorney Moore argued for caution, while Jones admitted to deceiving his attorney and a dramatic courtroom exchange followed. Adjournment set for Tuesday as Meyer and Rhye faced related forgery charges and bail was granted.
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New Steamer Denver and Will Ply New York to Galveston
The New York and Texas Stormship dumping team ship Denver was launched from the Thar lan and Leldingeworh company. The vessel, 1000 feet over all, features a propeller and deck moulded dimensions, and a speed roughly one and a half knots per hour. It is expected to operate between New York and Galveston, with Miss Mary P. Mothory performing the ceremonial rope-cutting.
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Phillips Still the Master in a Weathered Market Struggle
The piece notes ongoing decline in the corn market under heavy pressure from Monday through Wednesday, threatening to crush George H. Phillips. The boll dealer faced issues as the volume he hoped to move appeared at home, while opponents tried to manage their own shortages. The Labor minikot response, weather conditions, and contract elements influenced the day’s recap, hinting at price movement and market tension.
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Southwest storm warning shifts with rain in Washington
Weather notice from Washington on April 4 reports a southwest storm system moving from Blorium central toward Northweat Tests, causing winds to turn southerly by Friday morning and then shift to southwent with rain, signaling changing conditions and precipitation chances.
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Washington Weather Outlook For Weekend
Washington forecasts show showers Friday with colder readings, especially in northern areas. South to west winds strengthen Saturday as conditions turn colder in southern and eastern portions. Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect showers and a sharp cooldown Friday with Saturday remaining cool.
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William Warper Dies in Philadelphia After Illness
Philadelphia on April 4 reports the death of William R Warper, a relative of George Washington, noted for building a firearms collection and owning a large portrait collection including over 100 pictures of Washington.
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Texans in New York registered in The Post
New York April 4 lists Texans registered in New York. Allan Williams of Union KBW, Albert Yher Henderson, Detite, and others are named among registrants in the notice.
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General Anderson Dead in Angleton Alabama
General George T. Anderson a famed Confederate cavalry commander and Civil War veteran died in Angleton Alabama on April 4. He led troops during the Virginia campaign and earned recognition as a noted wartime figure.
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Russia's Manchuria Army to Fall Under 200000 by May
London April 5 report from the Moscow correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that by the end of May the Russian army in Manchuria will number under 200000 men. It is understood that the Russian minister of war General Kurspathin considers dispatching an army corps southward into Korea.
Visiting New Yorkers The Itinerary Will Be Extensive
Visiting New Yorkers details a two week visit to Texas by business and manufacturing representatives. The party, comprising about fifty people, will travel through multiple cities from April 3 to May 6, visiting venues such as Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston before returning to St Louis.
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Hopeful injunction claim on port evacuations debated
A precarious legal fight questions if an injunction against Allied shipping to New Orleans could stand. The report notes British slips making regular trips and U S officials seeking to intercept the movement while pressing for restraint on military actions and port use amid wartime tensions.
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French Cruiser Detained at New Orleans Quarantine
The French cruiser Suchet, sailing from Calveston to New Orleans, arrived in the Mississippi River today and was detained at the quarantine station. Refused permission to load at Galveston, she proceeded toward Crost entity and was later directed to Louisiana quarantine law. The crew protested with profanity as quarantine officers enforced strict disinfection.
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General Lee In Ul At Home Of General H In Denver
General Pitshugh Lee is reported ill with a cold at the home of General H in Denver Colorado on April 4. The note notes a thin city and the illness in a brief field dispatch.
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Count Von Waldersee Fears Consequences of Long Stay in China
The Daily Chronicle reports Count Von Waldersee fears prolonged Allied occupation in China will spark quarrels among powers and endanger negotiations. He pleads with the Emperor to urge quicker withdrawal to avoid grave trouble and rising tensions. Russia vows to stay, insisting it helped secure control over Manchuria and opposing any hastening of terms that could destabilize the region.
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Disposing Forts Discussion Unfolds With Chaffee Cables
General Chaffee requests instructions from the War Department on whether to dispose of forts along the Pekin route. Debates center on fort destruction versus holding lines, with Conger cables and White House deliberations shaping policy. The issue ties to Chinese fortifications and potential international actions as the Pekin expedition plans unfold.
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Russia cannot abandon turn amid Chinese crisis
Pekin cables quote German minister to China D Mumm Von Schwarzeuntala on the difficulty of assigning guilt in the Peace Town negotiations. He says Russia will not abandon Prince Torn and that the empress dowager remains powerful, pledging continued resistance as the crisis deepens.
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Question Left Open Analysis of Pekin Dispatches
London April 4 Reuters reports Pekin telegrams indicate China’s rejection of the Manchurian convention appears temporary. The issue remains open to future developments, with observers awaiting the next move from authorities and foreign observers.
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Italian Minister to Peel Back If Powers Push Manchuria Pact
Rome correspondent of the Daily Mail reports M De Giers warns Russia will withdraw from the talks if the powers press the Manchuria convention. London, April 4.
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