Patterson Murder Trial Opens in Denver Court
Gertrude Gibson Patterson, accused of murdering her husband, faces a self-defense plea as jury selection begins in Denver. The Chicago couple, the trial marks Colorado’s first under the new jury system with 4000 taxpayers in a rotating wheel. Emil Strauss of Chicago linked as a venire member’s acquaintance.
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Denver
Galo
Mark
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
George W. Allen
Ycour
Chicago
Patterson
Colorado
Ventres
Hephagard
Emil Strauss
Venireman Leif Cohen
Wile
Three inmates executed at Sing Sing in electric chair
Reports detail the dawn execution of Fos and two others in Sing Sing prison as New York switches from fire to electricity. The condemned include Frank Sehermerhorn and Teere Treffer from local towns, with the death penalty carried for multiple crimes amid a year of crime and trial developments referencing alleged accomplices and surrounding incidents.
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Iesining
N.Y
Oprizon
Feikro Peilatin
Peri Chester
Frank Sehermerhorn
Apgthrook
Bertalarawn
Shaterdar
Towadt
New York State
Millbrook
Coompien
Ser Brown
Killa W Brown
Oil Village
Ree
Levine
Aubure
Paliette
Taft Medical Order Aimed at Attacking Health Practices
Chienda November reports at a Taft convention the National League for Medical Welfare presents a plan to enforce a health order. Delegates argue the measure will curb unauthorized medical practice, sorcery and dentistry, aiming to protect public health and enforce the president’s policy.
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Taft
Ty Oo Planer
National
Leamie For
Uestele Derfay
Delegauies
Owen Bi
Natal
Dalerutes
Maybray Searches for Thirty Billion Without Success
Des Moines reports describe the Nevadas based figure Maybray also known as Mare bray, labeled an embezzler, as failing to find work while claiming to simply exist. He travels with lawyers and boardsmen seeking consent and support amid ongoing inquiries.
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Des Moines
Nev
Het
Mare Bray
Fes Mat
Canfer
Uncle Sam Seeks Peace On Border Clash
Washington announces to stamp out expeditions against Mexico and empowers General Duncan in Texas to enforce neutrality laws and move troops within divisional limits without department orders. No new troops ordered yet. Juarez panic noted as Maderista anniversary celebration sparks gunfire. Reyes blames Madero in San Antonio arrest case and insists on vindication.
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Washington
Mexico
Stimson
Duncan
Department of Texas
Stimeon
Texas
Abdication urged upon Chinese ruler
News from Peking reports pressure on Premier Yuan Shikai to abdicate within a week. Abandoning the throne is said to promise protection and a pension, while Yuan orders renewed military actions against rival generals.
Disasters Off New England Coast Reported
Reports from New York indicate several ships were lost after a barge ran aground near New London. Crew members were feared dead as rescue efforts continued and the Scullly Towing Company coordinated salvage operations on the vessels involved.
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New England
Balloon flight ends with safe landing at Monroeville
The balloon Dussaldorf rose from home yesterday and landed safely today at Monroeville four hundred ten miles northwest. Pilot G. L. Umbaugh and aide Walter Mott attempted the Lahm cup long distance flight aiming to exceed ninety three miles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dussaldorf
Monroeville
G. L.@umbaugh
Walter Bmott
Democratic Leader Attacks Roosevelt In Editorial Response
Wachimion enfranchised state, asserting Theodore Roosevelt aims to discredit opponents and secure a third term. The coronal statement labels Roosevelt as fearfully clinging to power while trusting the public to navigate the trust issue.
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Wachimion
Sov
Theodore Rossevelt
Alexateien
Envy
Texas
Ehaipmian
Ries
Tienry
Roosevelt
Air Afi Amd
Ersham
Shell Trust
Murder and self destruction near Nevada home
Nevada May 1 report states 0.0 Al liven, a farmer, killed his wife during a quarrel and then killed himself. The couple’s five children, including an 11 year old, were in an adjoining room when the killings occurred.
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Nevada
Reom
Alliven
Curin
Dorivatio
General Reyes Is Put Under Arrest in Texas
General Bernardo Reyes was arrested by a U S marshal in San Antonio on charges of inciting a revolution against a friendly power. He faced a $5,000 bond amid claims of plots by Mexican conspirators and reports of threats from Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Berbardo Reyes
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Laredo
Bernardo Reyes
Mexico City
Edwards
General Reyes
Mexico
Madern
Sanchez
Magoon
Vallareal
Gomez
Madero
Emiliana
Vazquez Gomez
Tar party trial details reveal tense courtroom start
The Lincsin Center scene outlines how the Strady Wend group met with E G Clark and Mary Chamberlain as the day began. Three men sat in the front with Sheriff Clark’s brother and the miller among the defendants.
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Lincsn Center
Kan
E.G. Clark
Ee Pilok
Mary Chamberlain
Fle
Dlenee Af Havda
Bam
Boya Auburs
Bland Br CP
Abderron
Bherrill Clark
Clarke
Miller
Joba
Cary Tyh
Orick Keen
Steel Trust Probe Resumed at Capital
The special committee on steel trusts plans another month of investigation into ore shipping practices from Minnesota to the steel firms. Testimony will include independent owners and the Duluth railroad interests, with hearings postponed until after Christmas.
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Steel Trust
Capital
Washington
Alo
United States
Klee Corporation
Agirt
Sd Cesa
Minnesota
Rien
Steel Corporation
Duluth & Transbeurbain
Buluth
Mesaha & Nether
Ior Cenis & Tun
Richard Ve Lindabury
Comany
Coppergué Bey
Robbery Suspect Capture After Taxi Heist Report
An unclear account states CHURGO John and John Mahoney both TE years old planned a late night robbery by targeting a taxicab driven by William Artes Sara Ald. A revolver was found under the chauffeur seat. police captured one suspect within two miles at the scene.
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John Calling
John Mahoney
Sedeo Resorts
Hind
Rey Archived
Dio
Cat
Chauteair
Wiliain Artes
Sara Ald
Wire
Revelver
Bath tub case opens in federal court January 30
A federal court in Tiedeoit, Mich., will hear a trust land dispute in the bath tub case as announced today. The government contends the case involves two firms and a planned appraisal. The matter begins January 30.
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Tiedeoit
Mich
Canino
Imam
Bath Vaid Trust
Edward Tiewil Dies After Illness in Local Community
Edward Tiewil longtime secretary of the Northwest Tapo society and student of divinity died after an illness. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Cvmcagor Caries
Edward Tiewil
Tapotiet Midueutien Society
Adiais Express Depot Robbed. Bandit Vanishes With Cash
The Adiais Express depot office was robbed Sunday night as a bandit pried open the safe. He escaped with the entire contents, the amount stolen reportedly near a thousand dollars. No arrests reported as investigation continues.
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Adiais Express Company
Asahi
Sioux City Wins In Great G F A Rail Rate Case
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered lowerthrough rates on merchandise class rates between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The ruling sets uniform rates from Mississippi river crossings to Missouri river cities, including Kansas City and Sioux City, valid for at least two years. The decision marks a major victory for the Sioux City Commercial Club traffic bureau led by Geo. T. Bell.
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Washington
Sioux City Commercial Club
Interstate Commerc Commission
Wm. Warnock Company
Northwestern
Mississippi
Missouri
Central Freight Association
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Geo. T. Bell
Traffic Bureau
Clark
Ilinois-Indiana State Line
Atlantic Seaboard Territory
Indiana-Illinois
Kansas City
Sioux City
Trumkain Flanna-Munger
Battle Looms as Rebels Move Toward Nanking
Shanghai dispatches report revolutionary forces marching from Chin Klang toward Nanking to strike the imperial troops from three sides. Rebel troops, guns, provisions, and horses are being sent by rail, with leaders trained abroad and strong enthusiasm.
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Shanghai
Ching
Chin Edang
Nanking
Chin Klang
Fang Tse
Chang
Supreme Court Decisions From The Nevada High Court
The Supreme Court handed down decisions affirming lower court rulings in multiple cases. Blank v Independent Company Polk district affirmed. Swanson v Fort Tiedges Des Moines and Southern Railroad affirmed. Cheshire v Des Moines City Railway affirmed. Pine Grathera v Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad affirmed. Overruled supplement opinion in Arebbiel v Anowland.
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Supreme Court
Decizions Sa Foligwr
Independent Ine Co
Appellant
Polk District
Mearns
Affirmed
Swanson
Fort Tiedgs
Denizen of Freight Car Victim of Gunshot
The dead body of William Leppin, about 90, was found in a Milwaukee freight car with a five caliber bullet wound. Leppin, once employed by the company, lived with his 20 year old son in a box car in the yard. The car was set afire early today and the body and gun are not fully accounted for. police pursue murder or suicide theories.
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Cornell
Willian’ Leppin
Talay Tapa Fiell
Milwaukee
Leppin
Black Handers Tracked to Bed by Bloodhounds
In a November 20 report, authorities traced alleged Black Hand culprits to an asleep man after bloodhounds led to a home of John Ts. Adan a wealthy farmer in the area. Three men were found in bed as officers entered the house and seized one suspect at the scene.
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Selon
John Ts. Adan
Howse
Aged Woman Struck by Northwestern Train
Mrs. Sarah Lavinestone, an elderly crippled woman about year old, was hit by a fast Los Angeles train on the eastern city road. She was badly hurt and may die.
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Northwestern
Chane
Willits. Fa
Sarahlavingstone
Los Angeles
Rihseesterny Road
Gle
Court period ends with no decision on Moon Law
Des Moines report notes no Supreme Court opinion on the Moon Tax as clerks and anxious citizens await a ruling. The piece also mentions W. A. Morgan, longtime community father figure and former county warden, taken to Dewars Wednesday for an operation.
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Des Moines
Althugh
Supreme Cert
Supreme Coute
Treton
W. A. Morgan
Werarder Norman
Dewars Wednesday
Rebels Lose in Fight Near Isan Hon
Peking reports Premier Fuan Shi Kik says rebels attacked imperial forces near Isan Hon but were repelled with considerable losses. Tokio reports a suspected conspiracy by Chitigag against Yuen Bhi Kai, with Furn Shi Kai viewed cautiously amid doubts of success and belief Jim is the only one who can cope with the situation.
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Peking
Fuan Shi Kik
Isanhon
Tokio
Jim
Western Financier Charles Kountze Dies in Denver
Charles Kountze president of the Colorado National Bank of Denver and a major holder in Wall Street and various western enterprises died at his home after a long illness. He was 73 and survived by a widow and three children with brother Luther Kountze heading the New York firm. He came to Denver in 1864 and built extensive land and banking interests across the region.
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Trenver
Wola
Charles
Kountze
Colorado National Bank of Denver
New York
Ong Hountene Brothers
Woemenia
Reuntse
Trareld Wountss
Denver
Kemtza
Bines
Shawn
le Shove
Colorado National Bank Holdings
New York Wall Street
First National Bank
Orahea
Frenver Jiry Goods
Pacific Coast and leagues win AA classification vote
In San Antonio on November 20 the Pacific Coast league Eastern league and the final session of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues secured a 25 to 3 vote in favor of special AA classification. The Western league Shree league Mink League opposed. A committee was appointed to collect data for salary regulation by axing a minimum and a resolution urged the U S attorney general to devise means to stop pooling on baseball.
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San Antonio
Tex
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
United States
Taft Cancels All Engagements Due to Severe Cold
Washington November 26 President Taft cancelled all engagements at the executive offices and will not leave the White House due to a heavy cold and medical advice. His condition followed a western trip and is described as improving slowly though he remains confined to the mansion.
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Washington
Taft
Miravon
Mimyon
Td and
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Just Making Out A Case Of Odd Objections
John Collier the secretary of New York's board of moving picture censor cites not screening objectionable plays. He jokes about perversity among their creators and recalls a quip about Uncle Jethro Husk fishing on a small river. The tale hinges on misunderstandings about objects and time.
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John Collier
New York
Poard of Moving Picture Censore
Tay
Jethro
Jeth
Uncla Jeth
Dinner Speech Sparks Editor Feud Over Print
Orator E accused the paper of bias after a dinner speech went unprinted. Editor Frell countered with remarks about proving the claim and the missing coverage.
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Tme
Frell
T.indon Opintar
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bsImek
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