Husband Denied Crass Claims in Non Support Case
In Washington a man named William Mosley faced juvenile court for non support after admitting his wife that he spent funds on gambling rather than supporting her. His wife Patsy Mosley dismissed his craps claims and testified he knew nothing about the game. He was remanded to the district workhouse for six months.
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Washington
William Mosley
Massachusetts Avenue
William H. DeLacy
Jin
Patsy Mosley
Mosley
Occoquan
DeLacy
Courtroom Showman’s Claim Ends in Six Months
A defendant in a Virginia court boasted of a “wonderful fine pair of bones” and threatened to demonstrate in court. Judge DeLacy ruled the claim unfounded, finding Mosley not the shooter he claimed and sentencing him to six months at Occoquan.
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DeLacy
Mosley
Occoquan
New Clue in Bronx Murder Mystery Emerges
In New York a new clue ties a youth known to 12 year old Julia Conners to her death. Detectives expanded their crew while continuing earlier lines of inquiry after her mutilated body was found in a vacant lot formerly hidden.
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Bronx
Julia Conners
Connors
Clisson Point
Central Office
Hose Psackis
Third Avenue
Conners
Miss Plackistonlay
Classen Point
Which is a miniature Coney Island the girl was afraid to go home
A fragment describes a child near a miniature amusement scene likened to Coney Island and expresses fear about returning home. The text hints at distress but provides few concrete details or names.
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Coney Island
Honey Melody Arrested for Panhandling in Eas e
Special Honey Melody, once middleweight world champion, was arrested yesterday in Eas, PA for panhandling. He produced papers at police HQ to prove his claim and said he had been begging alms for some time.
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Ease
Honey Melody
Honey
Cuspidors de Luxe at Jack Johnson Café opens in Chicago
The Cafe de Champion on 41 West Thirtyant Street opens as an extravagant venue owned by John Arthur Johnson known as Jack. Promoter Sterrett boasts of lavish decor, diamond framed Johnson portrait, gold pieces, and a 100 seat entertainment room, amid grand opening claims.
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Cafe de Champion
John Arthur Johnson
Jack
John
London
John Arthur
Johnson
Cicargo
Sterrett
Governor Hadley Vows Against Bull Moose Split
Governor Herbert S. Hadley denounces the third party movement after Chicago says he will oppose any such organization. In a letter to Republican Ben Deering, Hadley states he will take no part in forming a third party and will work to prevent its creation.
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Hadley
ST. Louis
Herbert S. Hadley
Theodore Roosevelt
Ben Deering
Proscriptive Rule Haunts Taft Supporters Debate
A speaker denounces any proscriptions that would eject Republicans who doubt Taft as the Chicago convention nominee and refuse to vow support. The remarks frame internal party tension over loyalty and nomination legitimacy.
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Mr. Taft
Chicago
Woman and baby fall three stories saving child
Mrs. Etta Lichten of 444 East Eighty First Street left her fifteen month old in the kitchen and, upon seeing the child perilously leaning from a window, fell three stories while attempting to catch the infant. The baby suffered a fractured skull and the mother multiple injuries.
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Eiehty-1
Nelehboers
Dr. Miller
Metropolitan Hospital
Mackwell’s Island
Foster's Bond Forfeited After Failed Defendant Appearance
Richmond Va Special Edward Foster, twice tried on a serious charge from Thenrico county, reappeared but did not reveal his whereabouts. The $3400 bond, secured by counsel Louis C. Wendenberg, was forfeited after his failure to appear before the jury.
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Edward Fpoeter
Thenrico
Louis C. Wendenberg
Forfeiture and Trial Deadlock Reported in Venrico County
The accused was said to be worth about $15,000 and resided in the lower part of Venrico county. At both trials the jury failed to reach a verdict and reported they could not agree. His third trial was called days ago but continued this morning to allow more witnesses to be summoned.
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Venrico County
Roosevelt and Bryan divide Democratic views in 1904 debates
Disparate editorials weigh Roosevelt’s chances against Wilson and Bryan as Baltimore nominates a candidate. The Norfolk Virginian Pilot mocks the “Me” party cry while Charlottesville Progress and Free Lance defend Bryan’s progressive platform and influence.
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Democratic Party
Baltimore
Bryan
Murphy and Sullivan
Free Lance
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