Patterson Murder Trial Jury Deliberates as Crowds Gather
Crowds gathered at the New York court house as the Nan Patterson murder case was given to the jury at noon. Judge Davis charged the panel and warned against preconceived views, noting the court would reconvene after a brief pause if needed. Police were deployed to maintain order while the jury weighed first degree murder deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nan Patterson
Davis
Devis
Wis
Vry
Daviy
Wayne
Dugin
Secorion Iustice Davis
Duwist
Aken
Herone Degenes
Homfidhte
Dustifia'ie
Oxaiaable Homfeldr
Uaedary
Aisle Lorimey Seeks Legal Separation in Unusual Divorce Tale
Aisle Lorimey, a talented and accomplished woman, rejects alimony from her wealthy spouse as she pursues a legal separation. The story, penned by a lawyer, promises a unique take on the divorce question and will begin in the Saturday Sun’s fine edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisle Lorimey
Wai
Buatard
Mysterious Patterson Trial Captivates New York Crowd
Spectators crowded the Broadway courtroom as Nan Patterson faces murder charges in the Young case. Prosecutor Rand portrayed Patterson as a stone faced killer while defense argues for acquittal. judge explains manslaughter limits and jurors weigh circumstantial evidence in a high profile trial.
Shooting at the Place Sparks Police Court Row
Trant the former bartender at the Place got intoxicated at 701 B. Markelel and fired at the lights. He drew a revolver and fired four times at a colored porter but no one was hit. Blaker Woe, enraged by the discharge, led his own shooting party and was jailed as his case went to police court Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Hbsk
B. Markelel
Blaker
Samuel Rogers Released From Jail After Court Promise
Samuel Rogers, brought to court by Jutze Stubbs for tenting, was released Thursday on a promise to end the Tittle pind and escort his daughter Pandy to court. Intercession of 27 tive led to the judge's order being understood, while related figures faced separate actions for alleged robbery near Claypont hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rogers
Jutze Stubbs
Pandy
Roxett
Tive
Hrogern Small Ton
Plainiard
Lng
Claypont Horel
Poison label murder clew in Colorado case
Colorado Springs detectives traced a one ounce poison bottle near Mount Cutler where a young woman's body was found. A linen handkerchief marked D I O was also recovered. Autopsy showed normal condition, suggesting motive unclear as investigators pursue leads linking to alleged lover and a burned face evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8 Mountain
Colorado
Iscripps
RAE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dee
McReynolds
Mount Cutler
Reine Maint
Chicago
Philadelphia
Uc Nue
George Shaw
Shaw
Chimbelain
Pgtrons of The Sun Paper Delay Sparks Favor for The Fun
Readers upset by delayed delivery plan to switch allegiance to The Fun, citing a specific contact line for issues and a call to action to report problems promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgtrons of the Sun
Japanese Fleet Moves Westward for Baltic Battle
SINGATORE Dec 22 Two Japanese battleships four cruisers and 12 destroyers pass Singatore heading west. It appears a concentrated attack on the Baltic fleet is planned supported by Kuropatkin's message stating 203 meter hill has been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czark
Kuropatkin
Scripps
RAE
Russians recapture Meter Hill near Port Arthur in war cable
Gen Kuropatkin reports from Chinese sources that Russians retook Meter Hill near Port Arthur and captured Japanese guns. Japanese forces attacked two Russian outposts but were repelled. Russian sharpshooters used dynamite grenades into Japanese trenches causing retreat. Japanese forces later occupied positions along Pigeon Bay west of Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M' Rad
ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Meter Hill
Port Arthur
Ure
Lee M
Tinozlatan
Scripps
RAE
London
Dec
Takia
Retter Telegram Company
Pigeon Bay
Drunken Driving Arrests Lead to Fine in Police Court
In Brightwood, Nick Mullery and Harry Haeman, detained after fast driving, were fined for drunkenness with costs and $1. They claimed they were en route to Mullery’s sister’s wedding but had driven around for hours, exhausting the horse before police took charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Mullery
Harry Haeman
Costa Omong
Brightwood
Mullery
Horace
Mine Disaster Claims Twenty Five In Pa Town
Scripps train bulletin from Johnstown Pa reports a mine explosion at Bolivar killing twenty five miners. Seven bodies have been recovered with rescue efforts ongoing in the 16 mile west area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Trae Bulletin
Johnstown
Dee
Bolivar
Erwin Estate Split by Superior Court Judge Carter
The D P Bewin disease involved estate valued at 120000 settled by Judge Carter in supreme court No. % Thursday. The will construction raised many questions with few clear interpreters. Judge Carter ruled the provision creating a 3d year trust invalid and ordered assets distributed to heirs. The infant by the second marriage, widow Mrs Henna Irwin, the three children by the first wife, and Charles J Irwin were allotted one fifth each, with other bequests specified in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Bewin
Carter
Reine
Irwin
Henna Irwin
Charles I Irwin
Vandalia Injunction Hearing Aims to Prevent Amalgamation
In Vandalia, arguments were heard to prevent the amalgamation of the Vandalia railroad with altered roads. Indwe Anderson on Thursday heard the conversations now temporarily enjoined, with complainants seeking a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argmee
Ncue
Indwe Anderson
Princess Tries to Breach Dresden Palace Scene
Dec 2 Berlin report: former Crown Princess Janine of Saxony, divorced from the king, attempted to see her children in Dresden. She arrived at the Weilevue hotel then the palace, demanded entry, faced guards, and eloped with French tutor M. Giron after a tense scene. Crowds cheered and police guarded the hotel where Louise stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps-Mare Cablegram
Berlin
Janine
Saxony
Dresden
Haiging
Weilevue
Kim
Europe
Hin
Loulae
Tantre
Bazory
Louise
Bellevue
Zeke
Leipsig
Twelve Men Deliberate on Hale Seibert Murder Case
Jurors eyed the murder charge against Thomas Hale for killing Thomas Seibert. Attorneys for both sides argued for hours after the hearing ended, detailing discrepancies in witnesses and urging belief or doubt as to Hale's guilt. Ruckelahaus urged strict reading of self defense laws amid contested testimony and saloon scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinham Levy
Misa Matterson
Runt
Young
Levy
Mr. Rand
Rand
Raived
Tn Hla
Thomas Wale
Thomas Seibert
Hone
Hale
Alford
Acs o'Glock
Neowina Harding
Harding
Smith
Charles Seibert
Seibert
Chaney Seioert
Tom Hale
God Almighty
Charley Seibert
Miss Huthe
Marding
Wiltsiv
Hale Aditiite
the Nister
Tons Vale
Aino Tom
John
Ruckelahaus
Hala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Davis
Warfar ™ Young
Broadway
Patterson
No East
Washington
Seerond Ogre
Davin
Ana Mate
Jueike Davie
Sulla Patterson
Caesar Young
Bonkmaker
McKean
Itabe
Wulechner
Poison
Murder Clew
Baltic
Singapore
Bolivar, PA
ERWIN
Public Dance
Mullajly
Joweter
Monument Place
Rasive Ore
W, West, Ste
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!