Public Third Degree Trial At Paris Court
Madame Steinheil faces a Napoleon code trial with public third degree interrogation. The process features aggressive questioning by DeVailles and the prosecutor general as witnesses testify. Public sympathy grows for the defendant amid questions of innocence and identity concerns.
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Paris
DeVailles
Madame Bretnhell
Jean Lele
Napoleon
Jantil
Vaillas
DeValllesa
Madame Steinheil
Madame Steinhel
Mrs Astor Granted Divorce From John Jacob Astor
New York reports Mrs. John Jacob Astor, society leader, was granted absolute divorce from her husband by Justice Mille. The proceedings, including alimony of ten thousand dollars, and custody of the daughter were ordered. Papers in the case were sealed.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Mille ‘Im
Supreme Court
Girl Revolutionist Arrested and Freed in Mexico Mixup
Terresa Villereal a young reformer from El Paso was jailed in Torreon Mexico then released and sent to Monterey after authorities mistook her for Andrea Villereal who wrote liberal anti government pieces. Andrea had been in town two weeks. The father remained under surveillance.
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el Paso
Tex
Terresa Villereal
Torreon
Mexico
Monterey
Néne Revolve
Andrea
Teresa
Lampassas
LeBeau Establishes Its First Cemetery
LeBeau residents gathered in a mass turnout to witness the establishment of the town's first cemetery on a bluff above the Missouri River. A dray served as the hearse for the funeral of L. T. Perkins, marking a historic event in the community.
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LeBeau
L. T. Perkins
Missouri River
Gold Bearing Birds Reported at Cantem Market
A local note from Custer Chronicle states McPadden shipped dressed chickens to Mia HM Mew Leli and Mystic where John received a letter claiming a gold nugget found in a chicken gizzard. The McFadden market faces a surge of orders for these supposed gold bearing fowls though insurance remains unclear.
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Custer Chronicle
McPadden Warker
Mia
Leli
Mystic
John
Miner Bates Butt tat filed coal claim in Meade County
Bates Butt tat a Negro resident of Tam e filed a mineral claim yesterday at the United States land office in Meade county. The claim lies about ten miles northeast of Tam e in section 6 township 11 north range east and is said to contain a valuable lignite coal deposit. Buttram, who supplied the tale, says he prospected here since mid October and located a vein along a dry draw. The vein measured fifty eight inches wide and about three and one half feet thick.
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Rapid City Journal
Bates Butttat
Tame
United States Land Office
Meade County
Buttram
Land Office
Taft Praises Ty Cobb At Savannah Banquet
President Taft praised Ty Cobb during a Savannah visit after a banquet. Cobb had been indicted for stabbing a watchman in a Cleveland hotel and Taft called Cobb a victim of a conspiracy and urged Georgia bar action to grant habeas corpus if needed.
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Savannah
Taft
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Taft Gald
Georgia
Cobb
Port Huron sets trial for murder of Louis Roser
Samuel Frisbie, charged with the murder of Louis Roser at the St Clair flats last July, prepares for trial. Both men were Cleveland residents visiting for a summer outing. Police suspect robbery as the motive and a third party died by suicide the day after Rosenberg’s mutilated remains were found in the river.
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Port Huron
Mich
Samuel Frisbie
Louis ‘Roser
St. Clair Flats
Cleveland
Frisbie
Rosenberg
Elliott denies Milwaukee road general attorney post
J D Elliott of Tyndall denies accepting the general attorney position for the Milwaukee road in South Dakota and Iowa. He says he is a private attorney and has not sought or agreed to the post, remaining retained by the Milwaukee on past cases but not their attorney in any sense.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
J. D. Elliott
Milwaukee Railroad
Iowa
Milwaukee Road
Tyndall
The
Milwaukee
Elliott
Corn Crop Prospects Dip Slightly From Last Year
Washington November 6 The agricultural department issues a preliminary corn yield estimate of 26.6 bushels per acre totaling 2 766 000 bushels down from last year’s 26 2 per acre average and similar overall production.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Taft Visits Augusta for Fair and Wilmington Trip
Taft arrived in Augusta Georgia for a state fair stop this morning and prepared to depart this afternoon for Wilmington North Carolina as part of his travel schedule.
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Taft
Augusta
Wilmington
Passenger Ayo Stock Collision Near Rugby N D
A Great Northern fast mail and a stock train collided near Rugby North Dakota yesterday injuring Owen Fergun of Geyser Montana and Thomas Cleary of Great Falls Montana who are hospitalized in Hart Devils Lake. One crew of horses burned and eight stockmen hurt while passengers aboard the passenger train were not harmed.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Owen Fergun
Geyser
Mont
Thomas Cleary
Great Falls
Great Northern
Rugby
Northwest in Brief Highlights Minnesota North Dakota news
Grand Forks police search for hoods who terrify women in the street. Fargo residents grumble over higher street lamp costs than neighbors. St Paul taxpayers sympathize. A Larimore preacher’s home is entered and a valuable watch stolen. a suspect group among his congregation noted. Anoka burglarizes homes and even burns a horse after stealing a plane. Paynesville foresees mining growth as farmers are urged as main prospectors.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Fargo
St. Paul
Farmers weigh straw lumber firm in Valley City
Valley City North Dakota farmers fear the region may miss a chance to organize a company to manufacture lumber from straw. They believe there are millions to be tapped if the venture succeeds.
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Valley City
N. D
Lightning Strikes Monterey School House in Minn
A school house in Monterey Minnesota was struck by lightning late Sunday night. The incident occurred as winter weather news circulates, with no details on damage or injuries provided in the readable text.
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Monterey
Minn
Farmer Discovers Odd Hen With Gopher Like Head Near Bowbells
A farmer near Bowbells North Carolina notes a freak hen with a single head resembling a gopher. Minnesota has a gopher football team noted for a sharp goose game against opponents.
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Bowbells
N. C
Minnesota
Cattle Rampage Ends in Fatal Iowa Township Incident
A man in Currie Minnesota shipped seven cows and a mule. The cows attacked the mule, the man kicked out a car door and jumped free but was killed. Five cows leaped clear and wandered into a pasture unharmed.
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Currie
Minn
WINA $1,000 FOR A LONG RIDE ON PONY
Roy Radcliffe rode a cow pony from Miles City Montana to Sioux City and back under a $1,000 wager. He completed the first leg into Sioux City, earned the prize, then faced a pony death on the return before finishing with a replacement. Radcliffe, a former Sioux City resident, wired his friend that he arrived early and would spend the money.
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Sioux City
Roy Radcliffe
Miles City
Mont
Albert Saxelby
Radcliffe
Trials of Night Riders in Obion County Court
A special term of the Obion county court convened in Union City Tenn for the trial of one hundred men under indictment for night riding. The group includes the eight men whose death sentences for the murder of Captain Quentin Ranken were recently reversed by the state supreme court.
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Union City
Tenn
Obion County
Quentin Ranken
Supreme Court
Mob gathers as two men jailed for trial in West Virginia
In Gassaway on November 6, Seote Lewis and A. Johnson were taken to Button under guard of militia after a mob of about 3000 men surrounded the jail and threatened to lynch the two accused of assaulting Mrs. Albert Rockhold.
Lost Cabin Mine Prospectors Resume Historic Search in Northwest Camp Crook
Four outsiders lead a systematic hunt for the Lost Cabin Mine twelve miles northwest of Camp Crook. The tale traces back to 1860 Indian lore and 1880s efforts in Bear Lodge Wolf Mountains and Long Pine Hills. Mesers Thompson and Briggs head the current party with an old squaw and buck guiding them to the Indians original camp near Plum Creek.
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Crook
Bear Lodge
Wolf Mountains
Beer Paws
Long Pine Hills
Long Pines
Plum Creek
Ten Workmen Die in New York Factory Fire
A New York factory owned by William Morris Ben suffered a deadly blaze on the second floor. Ten workers were badly hurt leaping from windows as the third floor was cut off, with most victims trapped behind barred ground floor windows. The fire’s cause is unknown.
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New York
William Morris
Cattlemen Turn State Witness in Tensleep Sheep Raid Case
Albert Keyes and Charles Ferris admit joining the raid on a Tensleep county sheep camp where three were killed. They claim only sheep were to be killed and that Brink killed Joe Allen, owner of the outfit. Pierre Caffareland and Charles Helmer testify they were guarded by masked men during the raid.
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Charles Helmer
Nash Brought Home After Assault At Sturgis
Fred Nash was assaulted by Officer Abraham in Sturgis on Wednesday and brought to Rapid City hospital. He remains in guarded condition as doctors monitor a dangerous head wound. Packing from the skull injury has been removed and redressed. his survival remains in doubt for several days.
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Rapid City Journal
Fred Nash
Abraham
Sturgis
Rapid City Hospital
Noah
Stolen Team Drive Leads to Belle Fourche Detention
Harry McClain, accused of stealing a harness team associated with H C Hh, was arrested in Nortolle Nebraska after a July 1908 theft arc. A Belle Fourche man reported the team missing, traced the gang to Watertown, and recovered the rig with Vaughn aiding in the recovery.
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Fourche Bee
Harry
Itelain
H.C. Hh
Nortolle
Neb
Butte Go Gail
Hille
Biurgia
Belle Fourche
Harry McClain
Hants Batn
Soan
Vaughn @ 13
Hants
Watertown
Joy Riders Drown in Chicago River Accident
The Chicago drowning tragedy at the Jacatrost bridge involves a car that plunged into an open draw. Police Chief Stewart calls it caused by joy riders and says an investigation aims to punish them, suggesting more such accidents could remove law breakers from public life.
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Chicago
Jacatrost Bridge
Stewart
Basin alarmed may seek troops as murder trial looms
Basin Wyoming November 3 The prosecution of seven prominent cattlemen accused in the murder of Allemand Emge and Lazier worries Basin as cattlemen flood the area. A small guard remains. the disappearance of William Goodrich and his wife adds to tension. The defense reportedly seeks to publish trial materials to influence jurors while aiming to try the raid leaders this session.
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Basin
Wyo
Allemand
Emge
Lazier
William Goodrich
Gondrich
Roosevelt Receives Cable On Health From Nairobi
Mrs Roosevelt today received a cable from the colonel dated Nairobi stating that he is perfectly well. There is no truth in rumors of his illness.
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Mra
Roosevelt
Nairobi
Hia Llness
Mystery grows in Steinbell case trials in Paris
Testimony supports Madame Steinbell as the prosecution faces a crumbling case. Acheray, Steinbell’s family physician, said Madame tended to her husband and mother, while a key witness Borders claimed no marriage plan stemming from alleged relations.
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Paria
Steinhel
Japy Gete
Madame Steinbell
Acheray
Steinbell
AOCTHEAS DIVORCE GRANTED IN LOUSI STATE
The report states that AOCTHEAS received a divorce from her husband Charles Van Studdiford. Details are sparse but the divorce was finalized today in Louis.
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Louis
Orace van Studdiford
Opera Alngér
Charles van Studdiford
Seleaman
Tariff and currency reforms debated by Senator Cummins
Senator Cummins denounces expulsions from the Republican party while pledging a tariff crusade for a permanent independent tariff commission. He warns the party to conserve strength and discusses currency reform, opposing central banks and stressing independent capitalization for carriers.
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Cummins
Congress
South Dakota deer preserves ready for venison shipments
The Yankton Press reports lawful deer killing zones from Bouth Na kota to the Black Hills. The Deadwood Times notes deer abundance in favorite haunts, with residents carrying clubs to protect themselves in woods as they protest bites.
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Yankton Press
Dakota Wi
Bouth Nakota
Black Hills
Deadwood Times
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Proseca
Mrs. Astor
John Jacob
Cantem
Montana
Rughky
North Dakota
AYO
Collie
Hart
Northwest
Larimore, N. D
Paynenville
West Virginia
Garin
Nash
Nebraska
Bette
Joy Riders
Farver
Wyoming
Mhg
Hoosevelt
MADAME @TRIN
RTL
Aoctheas
Mr. Cumming
Central Bank
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