Disagreement in Nan Patterson murder trial shocks crowd
Six to six jury vote on Nan Patterson’s murder case led to a discharge after long deliberations. Patterson sobbed and collapsed, was led back to the Tombs, while crowd scenes and court tension reflected the high stakes and public interest in the destiny of the show girl.
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Countess nontignoso forfeits annuity after Dresden visit
In Dresden Countess nontignoso formerly Crown Princess Louisa and ex-wife of King Frederick Augustus likely forfeits 87 500 annuity by entering Germany and attempting to see her children. Court may refrain from punishing her amid public sympathy and controversy over a royal intrigue.
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Insane Brother Shoots Brother at Breakfast
New York December 23 Abraham Chapkeawaky fired five shots at his brother Louis during breakfast wounding him likely fatally. Abraham, despondent after his wife’s death four years earlier, begged forgiveness as he knelt beside the injured man. Their mother halted the assault by grabbing the pistol.
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Burglary Charge Ties to Obio Street Incident
Mrs. O. G. Rowland faces burglary charges after a break in at her home on Obio Street. Police report a serious incident with property damage and a possible confrontation with suspects nearby.
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Ice Mine Found Above Black Butte Mountain
Shoveling gravel five miles above Siskiyou, workers uncovered a vast underground ice sea believed prehistoric in origin. The Black Butte mountain, a ballast source for the railroad, may be developed into an ice quarry. The ice appears as a nearly solid mass, suggesting high quality for potential use.
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Indicted by Grand Jury in Chicago Arson Case
The grand jury in Chicago indicted Isaac N. Perry, former president of the National Bank of North America, charging arson in the burning of the Chicago Car and Locomotive works. Perry had been acquitted at preliminary examination before a justice of the peace.
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London Fog Persists as Wind Remains Absent
London reports persistent fog across the kingdom with no wind. Meteorologists warn conditions will likely hold for another day, delaying any expected clearing across Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Roosevelt nominees include J E B Stuart as U S marshal
President Roosevelt’s list to the senate includes J E B Stuart of Newport News as United States marshal for the eastern district of Virginia. He is the son of the famed Confederate commander who lost his head at Yellow Tavern.
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Newport News
United States
Virginia
Yellow Tavern
Eight Destroyers Escape From Fort Arthur Snow Storm
The Daily Telegraph Chefoo correspondent reports eight torpedo boat destroyers escaped from Fort Arthur as a severe snowstorm raged there for four hours.
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Indictments Hit Chadwicks and Forged Note Case
Cleveland reports Dr Leroy S. Chadwick and Mrs Cassie L Chadwick indicted by the county grand jury on charges connected to forged notes. In Pittsburgh a youth, Bickle aged four, was arrested in a case tied to an 8500000 note signed Andrew. Belgrade sees King Peter signing a law abridging press freedom as Servia legal changes unfold. Rubel and allagrettis chocolates offered at Straffors Drug Store.
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Bickle
Andrew
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Hickle
Crooked Work Disclosures From Ballot Examination in Denver
Hand writing experts told the supreme court that 311 ballots opened in Denver show 135 headings written by five people. One person penned 102 Democratic headings while 15 Democratic, 10 Republican, and 7 Socialist ballots were by four writers. At least some ballots appeared folded to fit the top aperture.
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State Temperance Union Yopaks Convention in Topeka
The annual convention of the State Temperance Union will meet in Topeka on February 15 and 16, 1405. Officers plan a strong gathering with W. H. Anderson of the Anti Saloon League to speak February 16 and W. Hoch to deliver the welcome.
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Sleet
University of Kansas chapel exercises attract large crowd
At the University of Kansas a chapel program featured Governor Hoch and Senators Dolley Griffin and Hopkins with Representative Plumber present but not speaking. The crowd cheered as the speaker praised the school and the glee club performed, ending with the Rock Chalk yell. The university orchestra also gave its first concert of the year under Professor Skilton, with selections by Ascher and Verdi. Mrs Lyons impressed as a vocalist despite a sore throat. Plans for a campus drive to recruit new students were announced for the holiday break, with alumni and county club banquets planned.
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J. N. Dolley
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Russians Repulsed at Tamutsing Front before Christmas
Japanese forces repelled a December 20 Russian assault along Oku's front near Tamuting. Dismounted Russian cavalry attacked the Japanese left flank but suffered heavy losses in a night engagement. Russian detachments and nightly probes against Japanese outposts and fortifications failed to gain ground.
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Tamutiog
Hague peace conference plan via international bureau
Washington reports a proposal by Secretary May for a permanent administrative council in The Hague to run an international bureau as a prelude to another peace conference. The circular note to powers explains the plan and reiterates the decision to publish the vote only after reaching U S embassies abroad.
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Delta Phi annual Christmas dinner in West Lawrence
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity hosted a festive Christmas dinner at their West Lawrence chapter house. Alumni attended as guests, tables were decorated with mistletoe and holly, red candles brightened the setting, and a pig dish plus miniature porcine favors added holiday flair. After dining, dancing followed, and several members and friends were noted as traveling or visiting relatives for the holidays.
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Aonette Sullivan
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Cattle and grain markets in Kansas City and Chicago
Cattle prices steady across markets with native steers 3.50 to 96.50. cows and heifers 1.75 to 5.00. hogs around 83. Packers and stockers noted with varied bids. Grain futures show wheat around 10.31 to 10.75, corn about 41 to 45 cents, oats steady near 31 to 34, rye 27, and options for May July across grains.
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Burned at stake reported in Georgia area
It is reported that a Degra was burned at the stake at Norwood, Ga., fifty miles from Atlanta, today. Divorce actions granted include George Boutner versus Micole Boutner, Lucinda R. Smith versus John R. Smith, Mary Sommers versus Kayaton Summers, Sarah A. Miller versus Plavios Miller, and Alice Slippy versus Ablahia Stippy.
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Nelson accuses manager and Eddie Santry of theft
In San Francisco on December 23 Battling Nelson claims he was defrauded of most receipts from a recent glove bout. He accuses manager Ted Murphy and Eddie Santry of embezzling 87,000. Murphy and Santry are arrested upon arrival in Stockton while bound east.
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Hoch in Topeka Amid Political Besiege and Cold
Governor elect Hoch is in Topeka with politicians surrounding him. He named Tom McNeal private secretary, who refuses to state his acceptance. Hoch, suffering from a severe cold, plans to depart for Marion at midnight.
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