JURY FOUND B STATE'S CASE OUTLINED IN VT MURDER TRIAL
In Bennington Vermont Mrs Mary H Rogers stands charged with murdering her husband Marcus M Rogers to claim a $500 life insurance and to pursue marriage with a Bennington youth. Deputy Nass described body, clothing, hat with note found near river as Levi Perham testified to aiding the crime for unrequited love. Other witnesses corroborated the discovery of the body and hat with note.
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Bennington
Mary H. Rogers
Marcus M. Rogers
Rogers
John Nass
Levi Perham
Rog¢s
Senator Lowe Indicted in Nebraska Corruption Case
Omaha Neb Dec 10 The United States grand jury brought true bills against Former State Senator Elliott Lowe of Harlan county Bartlett Richards cattle baron and all officers of Nebraska Land and Feeding company Former State Senator Frank Curry of Custer and about fifteen other indictments Lowe is charged with conspiracy to bribe Senator Dietrich over postmaster appointment at Alma Neb Other indictments accuse fencing government land with a few minor liquor cases included
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Omaha
Neb
United States Grand Jury
Elliott Lowe
Harlan County
Bartlett Richards
West
The
Nebraska Land and Feeding Company
Frank Curry
Custer County
Lowe
Dietrich
Alma
Defective switch causes fatal wreck near New Cumberland
Steubenville Dec 10 Frank A La Salle oil stake salesman Indianapolis was killed and fifteen persons injured when east bound Pan Handle flyer No 14 wrecked at New Cumberland Junction. An open defective switch caused the crash into a freight engine on the connecting track.
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Steubenville
Frank A. la Salle
Indianapolis
New Cumberland Junction
Double Explosion In Brooklyn Paint Shop
In New York on December 10 a Brooklyn paint shop fire seriously burned three men and endangered about thirty workers. A tank of oil exploded tearing out a side wall after Staats lit a gas jet, triggering a second blast and trapping Staats Harry Smith and Fred Andrewson in the rear room. The blaze caused heavy losses.
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New York
William Staats
Brooklyn
Staats
Harry Smith
Fred Andrewson
Herbert Spencers Body Will Be Cremated
London Pec 10 The body of Herbert Spencer who died December 8 will be cremated Monday next.
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Herbert Spencer
London
Paw Paws Prove Best Seller For Fricke Kahn Drug Co
A Boston druggist report claims Munyon's Paw Paw outsold all tonics, with Paw Paw pills widely demanded across stores. Fricke Kahn Drug Co of St. Louis and numerous druglists praise the product, urging fast fulfillment of orders and noting strong customer approval. Large bottle priced at $1. Paw Paw Laxative Pills at 25 cents.
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Lewis
Boston
Sir
Fricke- Kahn Drug CO
Hove
Berlin Reichstag Clash Von Buelow V Bebel
Chancellor Von Buelow and Socialist leader Bebel sparred in the Reichstag Berlin with sharp rhetoric. Von Buelow teased Bebel about Plato's republic while Bebel stirred passion and anger among supporters and foes. No policy details were announced.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Herr Bebel
Wheel-Wright
Bebel
Germany
Japanese House Accepts Throne Speech Criticizing Cabinet
Tokio dispatch reports the House of Representatives adopting the throne speech without division, accusing the ministry of temporizing at home and neglecting opportunities abroad. Officials note the foreign office lacks confirmation but shows condescension in opening the Diet, with uncertain future effects.
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Tokio
House of
Quo Warranto Petition Seeks Governor's Board Post Removal
Michael Meehan editor of the Daily Patriot files a quo warranto suit in New Hampshire Supreme Court to oust Gov Nahum J Bachelder from the state board of agriculture secretary post contending dual offices violate the constitution. Attorney GeneralEastman refused to sign the petition. Counsel include Jeremiah J Doyle mayor of Nashua and Patrick H Sullivan of Manchester.
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Concord
N. H
Michael Meehan
The
Daily Patriot
Superior Court
Nahum J. Bachelder
State Board of Agriculture
Eastman
Exeter
Jeremiah J. Doyle
Nashua
Patrick H. Sullivan
Manchester
Meehan
Strikers Buy Arms Threaten Coal Company Staff
Italian strikers in Trinidad, Colorado, buy revolvers and ammunition and threaten coal company employees. The Berwind attack involved Italian women, and the United Mine Workers plan a depot to distribute supplies to strikers in surrounding camps. Fears of clashes between strikers and camp guards grow.
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Trinidad
Colo
Berwind
United Mine Workers
Dowie Receiver Costs Stay Order in Zion Industries Case
Judge Kohlsaar refused to modify the order requiring John Alexander Dowie to pay the costs of the receiver ship of Zion Industries. The request came from a creditor's attorney who argued Dowie's solvency had not been technically proven in court.
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Chicago
Kohlsaar
United States District Court
John Alexander Dowle
Zion Industries
Dowie
Milton Manuscript Paradise Lost on Auction Market
London December 10 It is announced that Milton's Paradise Lost manuscript will be sold at Sotheby in March unless sold earlier by private sale All editions of all the poets Laws ler's Book Store
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London
Sotheby
Reciprocity With Canada Dominates Boston Dinner
The Boston Merchants Association dinner featured remarks read from Governor Cummins on reciprocity with Canada. Senator Daniel discussed northern southern unity and the color question, while Senator Quarles spoke on Chamberlain's revolution, praising American markets and a Panama canal, amid a lineup of notable guests. Also advertised are Roman horn and Brazilian Redwood comb sets from A. W. Dows & Co.
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Boston
Boston Merchants’ Association
Somerset
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
United States
John W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Joseph V. Quarles
Wisconsin
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Patrick A. Collins
Amory A. Lawrence
Cummins
Chas. S. Hamlin
Daniel
McCall
Gov
Canada
Lawrence
Joseph W. Quarles
Chamberlain
Far East
Panama
Bogota
A. W. Dows & Co
Timber Thieves Said to Terrorize Coeur d Alene Forks
Government officers report a reign of terror on forks of the Coeur d Alene river Idaho. Settlers driven from homes and timber cut from government lands sold to mills. A General Land Office special agent gathered affidavits and warrants were issued for arrests of alleged timber thieves.
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Butte
Mont
Coeur -Alene River
Idaho
General Land Office
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All Stages
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages. The remedy is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failing case and invite testimonials. Also advertised are Hall's Family Pills and 1904 diaries.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Highland and Knights of Columbus Elect Officers
Highland council Royal Arcanum elected W. E. Smith as 1st representative and F. M. Robitaille as regent among other officers. Knights of Columbus chose Dennis J. Murphy grand knight and D. J. Murphy and M. J. Dowd as delegates to the state convention with several other posts filled.
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Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
W. E. Smith
E. G. Crockett
C. E. Stillings
A. Gray
F. M. Robitaille
EB. E. Mansur
F. D. Languib
W. D. Hill
A. M. Huntoon
W. P. Butterfield
E. E. Maynard
L. A. Jelly
E. C. Streeter
F. C. Rand
Knights of Columbus
Dennis J. Murphy
William T. Sullivan
Philip J. Breen
William F. Thornton
Patrick J. Ryan
John F. Murphy
Peter A. Clune
James T. O’hearn
Henry J. Heaps
J. J. Mullaney
J. Joseph Hennessy
Charles W. Holmes
D. J. Murphy
M. J. Dowd
Charles D. McCarthy
Willam T. Sullivan
Colombia's Claims Reported for Panama Crisis
Gen Rafael Reyes on a special mission prepares a statement outlining Colombia's position amid Panama's independence developments. Wayne MacVeath assists in revising the statement and framing Colombia's arguments to Secretary Hay. Reyes hopes to return to Colombia promptly after presenting the document.
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Washington
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Panama
Wayne MacVeath
Reyes
Gen. Reyes
Hay
War Likely in Balkans Warns Macedonian Leader
Vienna dec 10 Ge Tzontcheff Macedonian leader said war between Turkey and Bulgaria appears inevitable next spring. He predicted Servia would aid Bulgaria and noted reforms scheme in Macedonia faces failure under Austrian Russian oversight. He expected a Macedonian resurgence, though personal rivalries could hinder outcomes.
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Vienna
Ge Tzontcheff
Paris
London
United States
Tzontcheff
Turkey
Bulgaria
Servia
Macedonia
Young Bellman Fires Fatal Shot at Washington Hotel
New York December 10 Harry McCauley a 17 year old elevator operator at the Washington Hotel shot and likely killed William Morrisey 22 head bell man. Morrisey was taken to New York Hospital in a dying condition. McCauley was discharged this morning.
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New York
Harry McCauley
William Morrisey
Tha Washington
New York Hospital
McCauley
Washington Fealty for the forthcoming Republican convention
Washington dispatch notes the readiness of the Republican committee to decide the time and place for the next party convention as it considers additional business. Delegations are involved in the process.
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Washington
Dec
Qfiionsi
Cities vie to host convention amid bids
Chicago and St Louis delegations are mobilizing for the convention, with Pittsburg expected to mount a strong bid and New Orleans believed to seek the honor, though no Crescent City delegation has appeared yet.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Crescent City
Methods of judging cattle by touch and eye in selections
An expert judge should rely on both touch and sight to assess cattle. Skin, flesh feel, and fat distribution reveal bone coverage and constitution. Fat on loins, rump, and ribs marks value, while misread fatness can mislead butchers.
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Philadelphia Record
Question on wedding riot police at ceremonies
A foreigner in Chicago asked his future father in law about wedding expenses and whether the bridegroom must pay for police presence to suppress riots or if the bride’s father covers this cost as a standard expense. The question reflects customs in set tlements and ceremony security.
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Chicago
Choicest stock of books in the city at Lawler's
Lawler's advertises a premier selection of books in the city with emphasis on quality titles and broad range. Shoppers are invited to explore new arrivals and best sellers featured at the shop.
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Lawler’s
Ed Yai Flava Always Bought Bears The Bee Cabt Et
A list-like snippet mentions Ed Yai flavor Always Bought and references the Bee Bears. The fragment lacks clear actions, dates, or organizations. It reads as a partial note or ad line with unclear context and no identifiable events.
New York Fashions in Wedding Gowns and Furs
Rosalind May surveys the season’s wedding gowns and evening wear. Soft fabrics dominate with net, lace, chiffon, and crepe de chine, while gowns favor full waists or princess outlines. Sleeves reach the elbow, with angel drapery and low necklines. Furs by Bhayne showcase rich finishes, passimenterie, and new skin like short haired furs.
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O. C. Bhayne
Mme
Patti
Princesa Goewna
Rosalind May
Disgraced boy clears five football games without injury
In a humorous exchange a farmer frets over a son’s misdeeds while noting he has appeared in five football games unscathed, with the Baltimore News quip contrasting European and American hotel plans in a separate joke from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Farmer Thorpington
Baltimore News
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