Mixed Early 20th Century News Highlights
The article reports a franco-Runa loan of 1,000,000 francs with delayed payment, New York imports totaling 11,247,406 dollars for the week, and a deadly express train crash near Vienna involving a petroleum trailer killing eight and wounding nine. It also notes Santor Dumont’s airship accident during a trial at Loogehamps, with injuries to the aeronaut, and a Shellabarg, Illinois, dynamite-blast cash seizure. Burglars fled after the break-in.
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Portal
New York
Vienne
Santor Dumont
Loogehamps
WEINLEY'S ASSASSIN CONVICTED IN THE MCKINLEY CASE
Lean F Cavigona Pred Nieman were found guilty of murder in the first degree by a New York Supreme Court jury for shooting President William McKinley on September th. The trial lasted eight hours and twenty six minutes over two days. The jury’s verdict stands after a dramatic court scene with guards and spectators.
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Lean F. Cavigona
Nieman
Suprema Court of
New York
William McKinley
Kolin
CratGet Agen... Senageivnat of Wreeeed Breaumer Detainer
In a zealous inquiry into the laws of the Sieacwr Islander, Victoria, B. B., Wettaeedng. fr. A. W. Phillips alleged he killed his wife and daughter during the voyage. Witnesses testified of lifeboat neglect and possible intoxication by the captain. German officials planned to warn an unknown American whaling bark amid tensions. President McKinley’s death prompts postponement of White House functions. Lead producer groups in Chicago discuss forming a moderate capital corporation to challenge control of lead production.
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Victoria
B. B
Wettaeedng
A. W. Phillips
Pee W. G. Preston
Seattle
Whitch
Ware
Caroline Ilweils
D. Sprechela
Muk
San Francisco
Bukobis
Fieer
Perm
Chicago
Eayn
Whitowy-Byandigpenheim Saasulig
Plannieg
Monderate Capital
Progavers
Four Men Arrested in San Francisco Army Shoe Theft
Denver police say four men James Murphy Thomas Sullivan George Wellington and Williams Ready were arrested in San Francisco for stealing a pair of shoes from the Army Quartermaster. A secondhand cloth dealer aided police by informing on the suspects who were caught in the act. The prisoners deny guilt and claim innocence.
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Army
Denver
Severn
Dupartgnt
San Francia
James Murphy
Thomas Sullivan
George Wellington
Williams
Czolgusz Trial Brings Guilty Plea Reversal Dispute
A disputed murder trial opens as Sean P. Caoljose faces charges in the shooting death of President William McKinsey. The court rejects a guilty plea, jurors are sworn, and testimony points to a short, tightly controlled proceedings with questions of sanity and limited defense chances.
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Sean P. Caoljose
Wiliam McKinsey
Wo Elock
Tenkinoullnes
Watib
Och
Temple of
Munle
Atlas
Admiral Sampson Relieved From Duty At Boston Navy Yard
Admiral Sampson requested relief from command at the Boston Navy Yard due to ill health. Secretary Daniels approved the request and Sampson may retire by the age limit of February 9, 1902 or earlier on request. An extended leave of absence is likely to keep him on active list until then.
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Sampeen Te
Admirad Sampocn Hn
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Seerstary Leng
Kesar
Mortimer DL. John
Porgy Troyal Paval
Admiral Sampsow
Sampson
Immigration Inspectors Heighten Vigilance at New York Port
Port of New York inspectors tighten scrutiny under rising calls for immigration exclusion. Commissioner Fueble supports stricter laws but lacks authority to exclude anarchists on the basis of rumors, keeping a careful eye on papers for any signs of disqualifying grounds.
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New York
Fueble
Who Steered the Brooklyn Battle Loop Mystery Deepens
News and Views on the Brooklyn steered during the famous loop at Savtiaso haunts the Setley court of inquiry. Walter Adams claims wheel duties, John Sullivan disputes him, Dennis J O Connell is named, and Captain Cook cites N Anderson. The inquiry may reveal a fourth party.
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Brooklyn
Setley
Savtiaso
Court
Walter B. Adams
Jobn WH Sullivan
Boston
Adame
Dennis J. O'Connell
Captain Cook
Navy Department
N. Anderson
Waere
Erected to Witches Memory in Goethe's Fura
A Berlin painting by Herrmann Hendrich decorates a building on the site famed for Hurts mountains witches lore. Architect Hershard Behring designed the structure praised as artistic. The story notes the witches never held [text truncated].
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Goethe
Herrmann Hendrich
Berlin
Hershard Behring
Government and Cuban merchants in trade policy debate
The Philadelphia report argues against government bringing Cuban merchants to the United States. It urges focusing on understanding foreign consumer wants to tailor American products. The piece criticizes excessive government initiative and calls for manufacturers to adapt to market demands rather than rely on state action.
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Philadelphia
United States
Isalven
Cuba
Apo
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