Keller Denies Barker Allegations as Trial Heads to Jury
In New York on June 20 the Barker case neared verdict with all evidence in. Keller testified with firm denials of Mrs. Barker’s allegations and admitted paying money to her while denying a personal debt. Witnesses questioned Mrs. Barker’s reputation for truth as attorneys argued insanity defenses and the court promised a strict response to a published statement about the case. The jury is to decide by tomorrow afternoon.
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New York
Barker
Blair
Keller
van Wickle
Wall
Louisa Germond
Cable Company
Mr. Keller
Eliza M. Sands
Erwin
Mrs
Engelstader
Arlington
Charles Dunthorn
William R. Fisher
John D. McGill
Police Board of
Jersey City
Fisher
Corning
Lewis H. Lindbloom
Evans
Morris Plains Insane Asylum
Louisa Gimond
Graffam Sentenced to Life in Maine Murder Case
Edward Graffam received a life term in the Maine state prison after a Gorham murder conviction. The case sparks a debate over a $1000 reward, with Deputy Sheriff Plummer among claimants for a share. Graffam spoke from the county jail, noting prejudice in the verdict and detailing his cooperation and remorse. Bill Hands, his accomplice, received ten years for manslaughter and plans to improve in prison.
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Portland
Bonney
Superior Court
Hebron
Edward Graffam
Clifford Mosher
Gorham
Graffam
Pearson
Plummer
Hopedale
Thompson
Garffam
Elmwood House
Boston
Elmwood
Shulmann
Department of the State Prison
Joe Kelley
Bill’ Hands
Testimony Ends as Defense Seeks Photo Elimination
The defense moved to strike a photograph of Keller in bed from the scene evidence and the prosecution withdrew it. Van Wickle sought to drop the first three counts of the indictment for assault with intent to kill, leaving only simple assault. Judge limits summing up to one hour and a quarter per side, adjournment taken.
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Keller
van Wickle
Restaurant murder trial ends with assault verdict
William Allen and Jens Frendsen, managers of the Bowery mission restaurant, faced first degree murder indictments for the March 2 death of Charles Gale, a Providence sailor. The jury found assault in the third degree, accepting the defense that Gale died of heart disease after a six cent meal unpaid.
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New York
William Allen
Jens Frendsen
Bowery
Justice Fursman
Supreme Court Today
Charles E. Gale
Providence
R. IL
Gale
Mulligan Confesses Guilty to Attempted Assault in Lebanon
Eugene Mulligan surrendered to police after his father reported the confession of attempted assault on Miss Frances Finn, a nurse staying with Mrs. Henry Knapp. Doctors certified insanity, and Justice Dole ordered commitment to the New Hampshire hospital in Concord. Max Mulligan was discharged by the court.
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Lebanon
N. H
Eugene Mulligan
Frances Finn
Henry Knapp
Molineux Appeal Delayed Until October Term
Buffalo June 20 There will be no decision in the Molineux case before the October term of the court of appeals The court will adjourn tomorrow and not reconvene until fall Molineux will remain at Sing Sing
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Buffalo
N. Y
Molineux
Court of Apts
Sing Sing
Fragmented OCR: varied choosings defy concise summary
Readable text shows an incomplete section discussing numerous choosings, noting the section's variety makes a concise enumeration impractical within the space. The fragment hints at editorial or survey content but provides no clear events, names, or dates to anchor a fuller report.
Magnet Draws Crowd to Shirt Waist Section
The text notes styles unseen before, offered at reasonable prices, and highlights a magnet attracting a growing crowd to the Shirt Waist section with only a few details provided.
Silk ginghams sale offer with special price
A local ad touts Silk Ginghams at 1.98 dollars for a French back full front item with hamburg collar and cuffs, contrasting its regular value of 2.98 dollars. The brief promotion positions the fabric as a value buy in a period newspaper style.
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Hamburg
Monument to Great Elector unveiled in Kiel Naval Academy Park
Kiel June 20 The Great Elector Frederick William monument was unveiled at the Naval Academy park in Kiel with Emperor and Empress present. The Emperor praised the Elector's career as a model, urged naval ardor, and spoke of Brandenburg fleet foundations, duty to the Empire, and the navy’s future prosperity.
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Kiel
Frederick William
Great Elector
Naval Academy Park
China
Brandeburg
House of Hohenzollern
Monument Honoring Naval Academy Inspires Future Leaders
A speaker presents a ceremonial monument to the Naval Academy, urging it be cherished and honored so future generations may be sent forth as men of notable character and merit. The address emphasizes qualities like leadership, duty, and service to country.
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Naval Academy
Academy
Father of Pharmacy Honor Lab Proposed in Nation
William Proctor Jr. of Philadelphia, dead about 30 years, is honored by a proposed national research laboratory of pharmacy to be built in a leading city. Dr. A H Brundage of Brooklyn and the New York State Pharmaceutical association advocate the plan, with the group voicing strong support.
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New York
William Proctor, Jr
Philadelphia
Proctor
A. H. Brundage
Brooklyn
New York State Pharmaceutical Association
Portia Knight Suit Set For Hearing In London
The Exchange Telegraph reports that legal preliminaries in Portia Knight’s breach of promise suit against the Duke of Manchester are completed and a hearing date set. Col Knight is in London to support his daughter’s interests.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Portia Knight
Duke of Manchester
Col. Knight
Five Shots Fired At Former Washington Governor
A report from El Paso says Alexander B Shepherd, ex Governor of the District of Columba, narrowly escaped an assassination in Batopilas Mexico. A Mexican shooter fired five times as Shepherd walked near his home. he ran inside as the assailant pursued. Local soldiers and a mining camp posse pursued and captured the shooter the next day. Shepherd, once called Builder of Washington, later became a wealthy mine owner in Mexico.
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New York
el Paso
Tex
the Tribune
Alexander B. Shepherd
District of Columbia
Batopilas
Mex
Shepherd
Chihuahua
Mr. Shepherd
General Grant
Washington
Mexico
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