Truth-Telling Claim By Mrs Smith On Nan Patterson Case
Mrs J Morgan Smith sister of Nan Patterson claims her husband Morgan Smith knows nothing of the revolver used in the crime and says she will testify to clear her sister. She describes her alleged powers of subconscious influence and pledges to reveal the full story if justice in New York allows it.
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V. Morgan Smith
Acripps-M'Rae Press Association
Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
Justice
Slater
Mrs. Smith
Daeger Youns
Nan
New York
Smith
Young
Oyama After the Russians
Messages from the front report Japanese commander Oyama pursuing General Linevitch and his scattered soldiers as Vladimir theater events unfold.
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ST. Petersburg
Linevitch
Madison Day for Beveridge in Fourth District Postoffice Row
Senator A J Beveridge spent a week in the Newton Claypool building conducting meetings with Fourth district residents over post office appointments. M C Garber leads Madison post office candidacy against James White amid heavy constituent use of the Beveridge access. Public interest and district pressure surge as interviews and wire notes spread. appointments will be announced later, with Beveridge still accepting inquiries.
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A. J. Beveridge
Newton Claypool
Fourth Congressional District
M. C. Garber
James White
Garber
Beveridge
Postonce
Fourth
Iams
Postmistersnion
Chicago mayoral race speeches and contested returns
Scripps-5M RAE Press Association reports John Maynard Harlan Republican and Edward Fo Dunne Democrat will give four to five speeches daily. The parties claim different margins with Republicans forecasting a 2.00 lead and Democrats arguing Dunne will be ahead by about 90 000 votes.
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Scripps-5m
RAE Press Association
Chicago
Johna Maynard Harlan
Edward Fo Dunne
Dunne
Woman Saves Her Family in Fiery Blaze
Ellen Monahas fifty, a widow, perishes in a six story double tenement fire in New York. Her act of courage saves her husband who was bedridden and her six children, as she carries him down the stairs and secures a blanket to shield them. Fire also injures others but Monahas dies from the blaze. Contests over paying for Northwestern avenue asphalt hold council attention as residents push for action.
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Scrippe M Rae Piless Association
New York
Ellen Monahas
Noor
Ward
Gielr
Tr Ourkent
Weather forecast summary for major cities
Weather outlook shows mild changes with temperatures around 48 to 60 degrees. Chicago and Washington expect clear and warm conditions, while New York and Cincinnati remain mild. Minneapolis, Omaha, and San Antonio tilted toward cloudy skies with light winds and no significant temp swings.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Mittaburg
Omaha
San Antonio
Oyama warns of new general attack on Russians
Dispatches from the front indicate Field Marshal Oyama plans another major offensive with wings extended as the main army advances. Peace sentiment grows but no formal steps are known. An industrial paper argues war continuation harms supply, noting 12,000,000 poods of corn worth 100,000,000 rubles spoiled by transport woes.
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Scripps-Maae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Oyama
Boy 8 Crushed Skull at Pope Car Plant
Charles Dunkard or Hildebrand, eight, an apprentice hammer man at Pope Motor Car plant 8 East Street, suffered a skull fracture when forged steel flew from under a hammer. He was rushed to St Vincent’s hospital and underwent surgery, with reports later that afternoon suggesting improvement. His home is in Cleveland and he had been in town about two months. his wife resides in Ono City.
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Charles Dunkard
Hildebrand
Pope Motor Car Company
East St
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Theo
Columbian Voting Machine Co to Expand and Manufacture
The countywide push for voting machines spurs the Columbian Voting Machine Company to expand. Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state and a state voting commission approval signal plans to manufacture and sell machines in Indianapolis, backed by local capital totaling 150,000. Board members include Albert Lieber Jesse Overstreet Henry J Lawrence Eddy M Campbell and others.
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Columbian
Durble
Indinampolis
Indiananells
Albert Lieber
Jesse Overstreet
Henry J. Lawrence
Eddy M. Campbel
William Clark
J. M. Woods
F.C. Meredith
John B. Cockrum
Ernest , Tripp
Hugh J. BateGowan
John M. Shaw
German immigrant pleads to clear coal theft fine
The wife of Michael Faust, arrested Thursday for stealing coal valued at 2, pleaded Friday for the fine of 1 and costs to be remitted so they could feed their two small children. Faust, a long ill man claiming to be a molder, wore overalls and requested relief as officers sought payment.
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Michael Faust
Gente
Costa
Whallon
Faust
Dawson
Wharton
Nis
Weather记录 April月气候记录摘要
April 月份天气记录显示过去四年平均温度与极端数值。最高温37度出现在4月1日，最低温1%在4月1日，降水量平均为346英寸，平均风速12英里每小时，最高风速6英里每小时来自西北，平均多云与部分晴朗。
Cancer growth highlighted in 19th lecture findings
GANCER ON INCREASE. SCRIPPS-M'RAD PRESS ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK, March 3. Dr W Z Caibridge reported cancer cases rising over 42 years from nine per 100 to 32 per 100, citing statistics. An alarming cancer growth was presented at a fraternity lecture, with speakers stressing increasing prevalence.
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Gancer
Scripps-M'Rad Press Association
New York
W. Z. Caibridge
Bainbridge
City boards praise savings on public works program
The Board of Works reports a big savings last year on lighting, water, and street improvements under contract. Superintendent George H. Hoerpick notes $84 500 spent, with several contracts reduced or renewed, and a new vapor light contract set at eight dollars per light. The city expects annual savings from street cleaning changes and faces challenges in Brightwood water finances and protection without a large reservoir.
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Oat
Mittel
Crey Rubin
George H. Hoerpick
Stanif
Vapor Iahis
Sun Vapor Reet Light Company
Ititthc
Brightwood
Beard
Bull
Tragic wreck claims local resident and kin
In Bowling Green on March 3 a railroad wreck near Mendoza caused the death of Rev Henry Doty and Stratton in a separate incident. The report from Dr F J Unilevk notes that Verokt Stratten of Chicago also perished. Officials state the two men lost their lives in the crash while others were injured.
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Bcripps-M’rae Press Association
Bowling Green
F. J. Unilevk
Frony Mendoza
Henry Boty
Roosevelt mediation report denied by White House
A report from St Petersbirg claiming President Roosevelt was asked to mediate between Russia and Japan was officially denied at the White House on Friday afternoon.
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Echipps-A’rae Press Association
Wallington
St. Petersbirg
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
White House
Robbers Blow Safes In Indiana And Kentucky Stores
Special to the 8tN reports at 240 am Friday robbers blew open the C C L railroad office safe near BiancIe Indiana and escaped in a buggy after a second dynamite blast. In Cynthiana Kentucky Marshall Yeager’s store safe was blown with $0 in cash abandoned, five shots fired at William Cox who was forced back to his home.
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Biancie
Ind
Cynthiana
Ecripps-Awrae Press Association
Shelbyville
Marshall & Yeager
William Cox
Robbers Wreck Toledo Safe. Four Looters Escape
Sapa blowers wrecked the Whitmcre safe in Tentageny early Friday morning. A heavy charge of dynamite destroyed the vault and the building. Four robbers fled. a pursuit in Grand Rapids led to a brief firefight with no hits. The gang is surrounded in dense woods.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Toledo
Safa Blowers
Hay Sails for Naples Amid War Shipping News
Algiers report on March 31 says Secretary Sture John Hax of the United States sailed for Naples. Friday noon, Hay’s condition remains strong as movement continues.
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Hay
Naples
Scripps-3rae Press Associating
Algiers
Sture John Hax
United States
Fighting Bob Leads Vast 0.6 War Fleet and Naval Changes
A late 19th century dispatch notes Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans known as Fighting Bob assumes command of the North Atlantic fleet at Pensacola. The ceremony marks the formation of a massive force including eight battleships 16 cruisers and eight destroyers under Evans and five rear admirals. Additional remarks discuss preparations for possible operations in Venezuela and broader Atlantic maneuvers.
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Scripps-Irae Press Association
Washington
Robley D. Evans
Bob
North Atlantic
Pensacola
A. S. Burker
Evans
Maine
Avis
Bigetee
Bronson
Bradford
Tv'ckenm
Johnson
Destryers
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Admirant Bvatin
Gener Sleet
Planos
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