Actress Patterson Testifies Under Fire in Courtroom
Nan Patterson faced a rapid cross examination about her relationship with Caesar Young and events surrounding his death. She described meetings from 1908 onward, noted money given by Young, and testified about travel to San Francisco Los Angeles and Washington, the Navarre and Wellington hotels, and a later partial reconciliation before the fatal shooting. The session included intense scrutiny of inconsistencies and emotional strain as prosecutors pressed her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe M'Rab
New York
van Patterson
Withlaewar Young
Sale
Brinre
An Patterson
Caliea Clark
Rand
Young
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mine Patterson
Frisco
Young Eant
Washington
Navarre Hotel
May
Queen
J. Marxan Smith
Mint
Smith
Mercap Smith
Lyk
Alck
Margaret Young
San Francie
Caeser
Mr. Levy
Pen Yan
Fatterson
Levy
Misa Patterse
W. M. Freuaul
Hellevue Hospital
Long Island
Lawser Lavy
Ia Perusa
Tomba
Cassie Chadwick's Lace Debt With Decoster Company
Cleve land socialite Cassie T Chadwick contracted 1000 francs with Decoster lace merchants during a prior visit. The balance remains unpaid according to the company’s returned statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecripps
Brussels
Cassie T. Chadwick
Cleveland
Decoster Company, Lace
BNL
The Sun Reports Boxing Recount and Trial News
The Sun will publish a full recount of the Titltt Nelson boxing bout in San Francisco. It will also cover the trial of Thorman Hard, charged with a manner. Kale seen by downtown shoppers. Hearth heard of City Hospital developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titltt
Nélson
San Francisco
Thorman Hard
Kale
Pretty Sixteen Year Old Girl Tells of Winerooms
A 16 year old girl describes winerooms and private rooms behind a Louisville saloon where girls in the neighborhood drank beer and whisky. She alleges trafficking by saloonkeepers and identifies Traugott’s Kentuck avenue joint as a place where illicit drinks were served. Two other women corroborated visiting the establishment. Traugott and his bartender were discharged. A separate dance hall case saw youths fight at Teichwein’s hall with injuries from a knife, resulting in fines for Juliana and Bush. Trustees convention set at state house with Christmas jewelry sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinkie Bowes
Win
Wear Indianapolis
Yang Gide
Indiana
Mitty Girl
van Fountan
City
Louis Treugott
Kentucks-ave
Traugott
Pinkie
Traugott’s
Gift
Jude Telon
Mike Duliana
Dago Mike
Gus Bush
Teichwein
Duliana
Onyx
Buah
Juliana
Grand jury bound over Joseph Goldberg in shooting case
Joseph Goldberg a Massachusetts merchant was bound over from poles court to the grand jury after alleged shooting with intent to kill Riegrlemen Berner and Kitzmiller. Howard, a colored janitor, testified of a basement confrontation. Goldberg claimed self defense and later police were summoned. Bond set at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goldberg
Poles Court
Riegrlemen
Berner
Kitzmiller
Goldberg
Sam
Howard
Bulding
Ant Howard
Slippery sidewalk at St Pauls Church endangers passersby
Water runs from a nave trough at St Pauls Episcopal Church in New York and Mindssix corner, forming a slick patch on the sidewalk. Building inspector notified the pastor Tuesday. Alfred Harlan sues Edward Schoenberger for 10 damages after slipping on a defective stair while delivering mail, fracturing ribs and suffering lasting back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
New York
Mindssix
Mall Garrier
Alfred Harlan
Edward Schoenberger
Harlan
Blateenth
Montcalmyers
Hale Faces Second Degree Murder Charge in Seibert Killing
In Indianapolis Hale sits beside sister Caroline Hale as he faces a second degree murder charge for the May 16 death of Thomas Seibert. Prosecutors recount a street confrontation ending in Hale striking Seibert and shattering a window, with Seibert dying at City Hospital. A young widow, Mrs Seibert, and local officials observe the court as jury selection begins with 25 venire members and a panel of 12 eventually seated to determine Hale’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confort
Thoma Hale
Hale
Thomas Seibert
Knele
Washington
Seibert
City
Indianapolis
Ilinois
Washingtonsts
Thomag Seibert
Charles M. Seibert
Hon
Thomas Rebert
Pajung Nmarchy
Pennsytania
Hate
Lown
Rebert
Chi Hospital
Hie
Retbert
Jali
Vallor
Omnis
Caroline Hale
Mra. Gellert
Sontig the
Furymen
Anort
Atemer Tran
Henry Wie
Sebert
Beg
Narding
Tate -Pointe
John Sproty
Anbiandave
Auiver Leonard
New Bethel
Martin Pirson
Broadway
Alkghamper
Valley
Siie UW
Branton
Acton
Bamtel Schmedel
W. South
John A Ferguson
Cumberland Williams
Caylor
Cumberland
William Witty
Warren Township
DV. Morton
Perry Township
Leander Williams
Decatur Tagenship
Claude Murray
Thomas Hale
Siford
Teres
Alford
In Days Gone By A Century Ago Events and notes
A compact reminiscence page lists anniversaries from 100 to ten years ago, noting maritime indemnity questions in Spain for American merchants, disputed rulers of Greece, the Know Nothing movement in the 1850s, river ice damage near St Louis, Garibaldi’s annuity in Rome, ballot fraud cases in Chicago, and a local Indianapolis domestic incident with references to piano sales and horse feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Florida
St. Louie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Actress Lifes
Nan Patterson
Ane
Druk
Yen” Mins Patternon
Misa Patterson
Navarre
Roasbora
Wellington
Imperial
Rherard Young
Millin
J. Morgan Smith
Fle
Youngs
Europa
Buraepo
Denny
Tang Ha
Gour
Bleckerst
Kieses
Tou
Marsten
Muardten Ixia Joes
Cassie
the Sun
Pinkie Bowes
Townenin
State House
Munaily
Monument Ptacs
Christmas Data
Cay Fae
Beaton's
Re Harte
Grand Jury
Massachusetts-Ave
Miss Hate
Charles Po Benedet
Sibert
Etter Marine
Sax Hen
Wenety
France
Russia
England
Greece
Rufun Choate
The
Know Nothings
Penal
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Garibaldi
William J. Gallagher
Chicago
Bill the Penman
Georgia
Hall
Mulaige
W. Court St
Whelschner
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