Paris Awaits Story of Faure's Death
Paris reports a new trial session opening with harsh scrutiny of defense methods and a sensational actor confession viewed as a tactic to sway the jury. Mme Marguerite Steinheil faces continued questioning as court examines garb linked to the murder and possible theater personnel movements amid the case.
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Paris
Faure
Mme
Marguerite Steinheil
Court of Assizes
M. de Valles
Rene Collard
Jean Lefebvre
Mme. Steinheil
Palais de Justice
Acto
Mauree Aubin
Mme. Steinhell
Steinheil
Maitre Aubin
Mrs Garret Hobart Dead In Accident
Paterson New Jersey November 5 Mrs Garret A Hobart widow of former vice president is reported killed in an automobile accident. Butler Francis Kiley said rumors reached him all morning and that Mrs Hobart had left for New York this morning without a known destination.
Embezzler Back in Jail After New York Arrest
Oscar Cochrane, a bank defaulter, was arrested in New York and brought to Indianapolis by Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Martin. He is charged with embezzling $7,000 from his employer, using a forged Horace Burke account and check to fund a car purchase. He enlisted in the army, rose to hospital corps sergeant, and was caught after a sweetheart’s letters aided investigators.
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Oscar Cochrane
New York
U. S
Martin
Indianapolis
United States
Thomas Martin
Marion County
Department of Justice
Robert L. Cochrane
Tombs
New York City
Mr. Martin
Cochrane
Fort Slocum
Hobbs
Fort
Army
Washington
Connersville
Horace Burke
Cincinnati
Burke
Kentucky turfman Thomas improving after Sheepshead stabbing
R L Thomas the Kentucky turfman, stabbed by jockey Carroll Schilling at Sheepshead Bay last Sunday, is out of danger. His physician Dr Frank M Lynne says he remains weak but expects to be up within a fortnight.
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Thomas
New York
R. L. Thomas
Kentucky
Carroll Schilling
Sheepshead Bay
Frank M. Lynne
Concert at Irvington by Indianapolis Conservatory Faculty
The faculty of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music will present a concert at Downey Avenue Christian Church Irvington Wednesday evening to benefit the Irvington Christamore Settlement club. The program features popular and classical music.
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Irvington
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Baker Bankruptcy Filing By Green Weed Baker
Allen A. Anderson, a local baker from Green Weed, filed for voluntary bankruptcy under the federal docket. The filing lists debts and assets but details remain unclear due to transcription errors and fragmented OCR text.
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Allen A. Anderson
Greenweed
Ses
Washlady Saves The Day For An Accused Vote
Police court heard seven men charged with illegal voting and they were dismissed when prosecutors failed to appear. Cheries Johnson avoided arrest after a washerwoman testified she had seen him at his room for over a month, countering the poll book charge.
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Cheries Johnson
Johnson
Hunt for bandits who robbed express agent
Niagara Falls authorities and Canadian officials joined in a cross border hunt for two men who sandbagged William Dodson cashier of the Canadian Express Company and escaped with 14.15 dollars. Investigators believe the robbery was carefully planned and that the bandits crossed the river into the United States. A crew was found today, and officials say they expect to capture the criminals.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
William Dodson
Canadian Express Company
United States
Nordica Loses Suit Over Aunt's Will in Boston
Boston magistrate upholds the will of Mrs Veante in a probate case involving Mme Nordica the singer and several other claimants to the estate. The decision was handed down this afternoon by Judge Rugs in Mags Massachusetts.
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Nordica
Boston
Mags
Mme
Rugs
Veante
Roick's saloon trial drags as witnesses sought
Samuel Roick, a saloon keeper at 822 S Meridian, faces a police court trial for permitting non family members in his licensed payroom. Sergt White saw two men in the saloon. After repeated postponements Roick appeared without counsel and requested more time to secure witnesses.
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Samuel Roick
S. Meridian Street
Roick
Sergt. White
Ruick
Garret Sues Storage Firm Over 1908 Injury
Vivian N. Garrett sues Union Storage and Transfer for 10000 dollars alleging a rotten floor board on May 19, 1908 at 923 East North Street warehouse caused heavy timbers to fall on him. He was badly crushed and hospitalized.
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Vivian N. Garrett
Union Storage and Transfer Company
E. North Street
Capt Hyland Faces Political Pressure at Police HQ
In the face of appointive intrigue, Capt Hyland, amid Mayor Shank's absence, learns quickly the politics of the force as ward and precinct leaders push favors for friends. Separately in Gassaway, W V, after lynching threats and mob action, authorities relocate two accused negros to Sutton under martial law as Gov Glasscock assumes control.
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Capt
Hyland
Metager
Capt. Hyland
Mayorrelest Shank
Gassaway
W. Va
Scott Lewis
A. Johnson
Sutton
Charles Lewis
Albert Rockhold
McNutt
National Guard
Wheeling
Teachers Narrowly Escape Hotel Fire
Hammond Ind Nov 5 Missa Eugenia Knotts niece of Gerry mayor and her friend Ruby Wilgon both school teachers narrowly escaped death when a hotel built in 184 was destroyed by fire. They were rescued.
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Hammond
Ind
Eugenia Knotts
Gerry
Ruby Wilgon
Young Bride and Three Weddings Stir Butte Police
In Butte Montana a runaway couple caused a spectacle at the police station as Sophia Gourmes and Reuben Neer were married under statutes, a Jewish ceremony performed by Rabbi Max Fried, then a second by Rabbi My Margolies. Gourmes sought arrest for abduction claiming Sophia was underage. Neer posted 1000 dollars bond and left briefly, while Fried’s ceremony was replaced by another knot.
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Butte
Mont
Sophia Gourmes
Spokane
Reuben Neer
Neer
Gourmes
Sophia
Max Fried
Fried
My. Margolies
Final $800 Bracelet and a Lesson in Honesty
New York, Nov 5. Della McHale, a St. Regis chambermaid, found a diamond bracelet after a wedding reception and returned it to the hotel office. Jewelry staff valued it at not less than $800, and the grateful owner offered a $3 reward after reclaiming the piece.
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New York
Della McHale
St. Regis
Della
Socialists Help Reelect Judge Patton in Pa County
In Kittaning Armstrong County Pennsylvania Judge Willis D Patton a Republican retained his seat after Socialist votes swung the election. Democratic rival J W King lost by one but Patton gained a further margin of 16 thanks to 17 Socialist ballots. Patton had won the Socialist nomination in June by a single vote.
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Kittaning
Willis D. Patton
Armstrong County
J. W. King
Patton
Baseless rumor claims Roosevelt killed while hunting Africa
Washington dispatch reports a widely spread but baseless rumor that ex President Roosevelt was killed while hunting in Africa. The Smithsonian Institution and the State Department had no information, and no consular reports supported the claim, suggesting it originated in Wall Street.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Africa
Wall Street
New York
Smithsonian Institute
State Department
Auto and Piano Deals Highlight Star Case Hearing
Extraordinary expenses framed the Star case hearing before Master Dan iels. Attorney Buckingham questioned George F. McCulloch and John C. Shaffer over three auto purchases and a piano tied to Star Properties. Business Manager Barnhart testified on the deals as evidence was to wrap up Friday afternoon.
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Star
Daniels
Buckingham
George F. McCulloch
Star Properties
John C. Shaffer
Star Publishing Company
Barnhart
Mrs Kern Aids Negress In Suit For Baby's Help
In juvenile court Mrs John W Kern testified for Margaret Marks a laundress who aided by Kern helped obtain a court order for Isaac Marks to pay three dollars weekly for his infant's support. Marks and his wife separated with the father to support two older children and the baby. If payments falter a workhouse commitment may follow.
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John W. Kern
Margaret Marks
Man Invested Ten Cents and Won Big Prize
George Dahm of Cheshire told how he bought a 10 cent raffle ticket at a Waterbury rye parlor after a drink. He won $2,000 in cash from the Eagles fair. Dahm quipped that his luck means his wife will have to come to him for money now.
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Winsted
Conn
George Dahm
Cheshire
Waterbury
Dahm
Denver Society Aims for Thinness With High Kicks
In Denver a fashionable set seeks weight loss through Span dances and high kicking lessons. Reportedly women swallow vinegar and acids, wear oiled vests, and practice in private homes to gain agility and a lithesome look. Leaders teach Spanish fashion and high kicks to reduce figures.
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Denver
Col
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