Jurow Held In Contempt In Chicago Dispute
Federal Judge Bethea rules Martin Jurow must reveal the names of members of the Russian revolutionary committee in the contempt case. Foote is slated to deliver an extended opinion in the Rudovitz extradition matter at 3 PM, with the judge having announced Saturday that extradition was granted though he did not disclose the underlying reasons.
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Chicago
Martin Jurow
Russian Revolutionary Committee
Bethea
Foote
Rudovitz
Pinched for Transfer Graft In Chicago
Chicago, December 8. Mrs. Rose Oppenheimer and Chas Sliegelman were arrested for a street car transfer graft involving two cents. Sliegelman allegedly gave Mrs Oppenheimer two cents for the transfer.
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Chicago
Rose Oppenheimer
Chas. Sliegelman
Amont
Sliegelman
Apnea
Chicago target of blackmailers tied to Knights of the White Death
Four prominent Chicago men are named for death by an anonymous letter writer. The note accuses a group calling itself the Knights of the White Death, a blackmail ring, and prompts post office authorities and police to disrupt the organization while ministers and a physician are identified as threatened.
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Chicago
Post Office
Knights of the White Death
Mrs Palmer plans a new Chicago newspaper venture
Mrs Potter Palmer may enter the Chicago newspaper field to back a democratic morning publication. H H Kohlsaat would run the operation as business agent, with about 2,000,000 involved to help Potter and Honore Palmer enter the business.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
Society Leader
H. H. Kohlsaat
Palmer
Potter
Honore
Pauline Kohlsaat
Counterfeiting Guilty in Foley's Honey and Tar Case
Court finds defendant guilty of counterfeiting involving counterfeit money and a fraudulent substitute claim for Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy. O. T. Erhart testified in the case.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Swedish Vice-Consul Ekstromer Dies by Cyanide
Charles E. Ekstromer Swedish vice consul in St Louis killed himself by drinking cyanide of potassium. A card beside him named the poison. He had been losing lately on the races and was the son of a Swedish nobleman who inherited a title in 1891 but did not use it.
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ST. Louis
Chas. E. Ekstromer
Ekstromer
Ruef bribery case defense rests with no witnesses
In San Francisco on December 8 the Ruef bribery trial defense rested without calling any witnesses. A motion to strike the chief prosecution witness testimony as irrelevant was denied. Arguments began this afternoon.
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San Francisco
Ruef
Enterprising barber's overreach leaves customer crestfallen
A barber after shaving a man offers a trim, prompting a banter about another barber being better. The customer recalls how yesterday’s trim was done, leaving the barber rueful and the customer amused.
What's the Matter With the Tramp Says He Has Many Places To Go
A policeman asks a tramp where he will go. The tramp replies with scorn that he has the whole United States before him and is dizzy deciding where to start.
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United States
King Edward III ailing again in Brighton visit
London reports the 67 year old king suffers a cold and a prior intestinal operation lingering. Doctors hope rest and careful monitoring will restore his health within two weeks as he travels to Brighton for recuperation.
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London
Edward
Brighton
President Roosevelt to speak at Lincoln birthday celebration
President Roosevelt will address the Lincoln birthday celebration on February 12 at the Lincoln farm in Kentucky. The White House announced the plan from Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Lincoln Farm
Kentucky
Clash Over India Plan Sparks Martial Law Talk
Calcutta report says Lord Morley plans to liberate the colonial government to curb sedition, triggering imminent clash with Anglo-Indian element and an official announcement expected next Monday.
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Calcutta
Lord Morley
India
Foley's Urina Laxative Promises Natural Digestion Aid
The advertisement touts Foley's Urina Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation and a liver stimulant. It claims the product regulates the bowels to function naturally, reducing the need for ongoing purgatives. Signed by O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
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