Durrant Trial Defense Questions Dr Graham Testimony
In San Francisco the Durrant murder trial features defense discomfort over Dr Graham’s testimony and notes. Duprey questions Graham’s claim of Durrant seeking to borrow lecture notes to bolster an alibi, noting Durrant’s notes were obtained by Gen. Tyson and himself before Durrant’s arrest.
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San Francisco
Duprey
Gilbert F. Graban
Durrant
Chengyis Tecture
Graham
Mr. Duprey
Dr. Gheney
Gen
Tyson
Auell
Thing
Pan American Talks on Cuban Insurgents May Unite Nations
The article notes talk in political circles about Pan American countries recognizing the belligerency of Cuban insurgents and possibly acting in concert with the United States. Mexico and Venezuela are reported to favor granting belligerent rights, though no formal notice has reached U S representatives. Recognition hinges on insurgent progress and potential victories shaping safe joint action.
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Gehan Patrigota Kot
Washington
liacus+ afon
Sea
Olney
Department
United States
Tbe Insurgenta
Cuba
Alexico
Venezuela
Ila Insurgenta
Bannock Indians Held on State Name Tawa Violation
United States attorney Gid gon Clark of Wyoming reports formal instructions from the attorney general to file habeas corpus petitions for release. The two Bannock Indians were arrested at a Cheyenne mansion on a state offense charge related to the name Tawa.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gidgon Clark
United States
Wyoming
Tawa
Witte Poisoner Hanged in County Probe and Tour News
A county hangings report recalls Andrew Senit executed for murdering his wife last June by arsenic in tea. Washington special notes Gen Craighill engineer chief touring upper Mississippi works, Col McKenzie in charge. Jersey City report: John Creech hanged for wife murder on June 3. Toledo dispatch: Pemberville event details about a 85 foot shot well depth.
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Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Col. McKenzig
Jersey City
John Creech
Toledo
Pemberville
Venezuela Boundary Dispute Stirs Monroe Doctrine Debate
New York special notes dispersion of an Olney dispatch to Ambassador Bayard outlining US stance on the Venezuela Britain boundary quarrel. It declares arbitration preferred, rejects British occupation, and elevates Monroe doctrine as central policy urging adherence amid potential diplomatic strife.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Olney
Bayard
United States
Oinegas
Venezuela
Dinate
Britain
Great Britain
America
Prosperity teased: trade review notes looming recovery
The New York Dun Weekly Review of Trade reports 1806 third quarter failures total 2,702 with liabilities of 12,107,178 and average 11,521 per failure, signaling a cautious improvement but not full prosperity. Cotton and wool markets show mixed signals as manufacturing runs keep dress goods strong while men’s wool garments dip. Court martial looms for Captain G A Armes over conduct unbecoming. Carolina convention coverage weighs currency and tariff politics ahead of elections. Civil marriage acts spark disturbances in Budapest as registrars are attacked.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Advent
Payotbrte
Shreagh
Vicariee
I Bel Bag
HLOKL
Ota
Ten fatally injured at pivotal church ceremony collapse
In Lorain Ohio a crowd of 1,500 to 2,000 gathered for the St Marys Catholic Church cornerstone ceremony when a temporary floor collapsed. Ten died and between thirty and forty were badly hurt as 8,000 spectators watched. Rescue crews and doctors treated the injured. many remained hospitalized through the day. The platform failed due to defective timbers despite contractor warnings.
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Ook Lapes
Ohio
Lorain
St. Mary's Catholic
Three Mills in Rhode Island Destroyed by Fierce Fire
A massive blaze swept through three large cotton mills, two warehouses, and nearby dwellings in Warren Rhode Island, destroying factory buildings and stock. Losses exceed $1,000,000 with mills, material, and yards among the burnouts. firemen faced extreme heat and falling walls before gaining control by midnight.
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Rhode Island
Warren, EK
New England
Warren Manufacturing Company
No 1
Towra
Nouthern
Faba
Spectatora
Nana
Warshollass
Market quotations from Sioux City Castle and peers
Market quotations show varied prices across regions. Sioux City Castle prices list wheat, corn, oats, and hogs with ranges. Chicago Cattle quotes and hogs show shipment grades. St Paul and Minneapolis quotations reflect wheat contracts and northern No 7 terms.
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Sioux City-Castle
Dale
Emus
Chicago
Cattta
Kansas City—Castle
Paul
Carlile
Saige
Nod Northern
Distressing accident mars Glenwood carnival
A fatal accident marred the Glenwood apple carnival in Mille County as a Burlington flyer struck a vehicle carrying a group returning from the event. The incident left several injured, with one reportedly killed, and prompted a statewide note on school and institutional safety. Weather and crop bureau data estimate Iowa corn at 300 million bushels and list other crop projections. other items note court clerk disappearance, political deadlock, and various local incidents across the state.
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Killéa
Burlington
Glenwood
Mille County
Iowa
Burlington Railway
Chiago
Ata
Anatota- Fete
Crop Bureau
State Service
Preacher to Prison Verdict Brings Life Sentence
Jury convicts Rev William B Hinshaw in a sensational murder case. The defendant, a popular preacher, was found guilty of killing his wife after a lengthy trial. The verdict, reached after four weeks, yields a life sentence with an appeal likely.
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William B. ‘Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Hewes
Blay
Bott
Sider
Alushat
Miles Gets Command Under New Army Desk Order
Secretary Lamont issues formal order Wednesday assigning General Miles to duty as commander in the Army and General Ruger to special duty in Washington to head the department of the Boat with headquarters in New York. Colonel Vincent moves to the adjutant general’s office in charge of the information bureau, while Colonel Beck heads to Washington to fill Vincent’s vacancy. Lieutenant Colonel Corbin transfers to New York to become adjutant general of the department of the Hast.
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Washington
War Department
G. A. Armes
Lehofeld
Leiber
Lamont
Biréan
Samuel Beck
Miles
New York
Vincent
Celeenry C. Corbin
Deparrtment
Department of the Hast
Exposition Preparations Up For Atlanta Event
Exposition in full blast with exhibits ready and city arrangements for visitors. Hotel rates range from 3 to 1590 dollars daily on the American plan and from 7 cents to 5 dollars on the European plan. Private houses offer hundreds of rooms at 75 cents daily, including many on Peach Tree street. Rail facilities are adequate with special rates for the exposition.
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Peach Tree Street
Atlanta
Death by own hand at Lake Michigan amid wheat losses
A Chicago Hoard of Trade member, Tiflotson, died Wednesday afternoon by leaping into Lake Michigan at 684 street. Police recovered the body soon after, despite attempts to revive him. He was about 41 and recently married. Also noted is Elizabeth Houston Wilkes set to debut at the Academy of Music in Baltimore and the marriage of General Wtel Minstry and Adelaide J. Tickinson in Baltimore.
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Tiflotson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thlotson
Elizabeth Houston Wilkes
Chambers Wickes
P. L. Wickes
Supreme Head
Baltimora City
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Gea.dustus Wtel Minstry
St. Louis
Mira Adelaide J. Tickinson
Ami Wealthy
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