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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
6
Thaw's Lawyers Open War Over Trial Exhibits
Henry G. McPike, associate of D M Delmas, demanded surrender of defense exhibits from Thaw’s trial. Clerk Penny refused without a supreme court order. Exhibits remain in Penny's safe, guarded at Thaw's counsel's request via Daniel O'Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Penny
Daniel O'Reilly
Thaw
Eggs as Evidence Hatch by Radiator
Cleveland police arrested Ralph Fury on burglary and larceny charges after finding a basket of eggs and pies. Court officials stored the eggs on a radiator where they hatched into live chickens, revealing the case as a surprising turn in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ralph Fury
Bramer
Fury
Harris & Patch
Eagle Avenue Southeast
Vlack
Baer
Vinck
Woman restrains mad dog then faints in New Jersey
In New Brunswick New Jersey on April 18 Mrs. Robert W. Prentiss of Rutgers University faculty acted quickly when the family dog suddenly turned vicious and frothing. She herded the animal into a closet and held it there until Fielding G Lucas, the local health inspector, dispatched the dog. She then fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Robert W. Prentiss
Rutgers College
Straw Hat Found in Shark’s Stomach
A shark twelve feet long was brought to port after a storm south of vip Plat. Captain Larsen reported finding a straw hat and a can of shredded fishball meat inside the shark’s stomach along with fifteen young sharks. A photograph by the captain’s wife supported the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Larsen
Nurses Demand Higher Wages To Attend Baseball
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on April 18 nurses employed by town matrons have formed a union. They elected a president and treasurer and voted to raise wages from five to eight dollars weekly. They seek Wednesdays and Saturdays off in summer to attend baseball games, warning mothers that refusal could revive the previous issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Husband’s love of bulldog triggers divorce suit
Milwaukee April 18. Mrs. Patrick O Donnell sues for divorce alleging her husband loved his bulldog more than her. She says he spent money to take the dog out for rides in automobiles and costly carriages while she has never ridden in an automobile and has only rode in a carriage twice, once on their wedding day and once to a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
C. J. Holman
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
White
Delmas
Jerome
Garvan
Hartridge
Florence
Evelyn
Florence Evelyn
Milwaukee
Patrick O. Donnell
Patrick
One American Cardinal Possibly Two in June
A Rome dispatch says Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls was assured by the Vatican that the pope will create at least one and perhaps two American cardinals at the next consistory, likely to be held in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Vatican
United States
Water from Hog Creek Spring Delivers Intoxicating Brew
A spring two miles from Ada Hardin county Ohio yields waters described as moonshine like and intoxicating. Hundreds gather at the site on Hog Creek as the landowner fences and barrels the output. Drinkers report morning-after clarity while a dry election area awaits test results from Chicago analysts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hog Creek
Ada
Hardin County
Chicago
Taunton Pastor Denies Cruelty Claims in Divorce Proceeding
Reverend James N Inman of New Bedford Broadway Congregational church refutes his wife’s charges by stating he did all family washing and ironing except her shirtwaists and that he performed other housework. Mrs Inman accuses him of cruelty and abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
James N., Enman
Broadway Congregational Church
New Bedford
Inman
Fire visited McGill University again destroying medical building
Montreal April 18 A second disastrous fire within two weeks struck McGill University this time destroying the medical building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal University
Montreal
McGill University
Repeal of Grady-Salus Libel Act Passes Senate
Harrisburg April 18 The bill repealing the Grady Salus libel act backed by Governor Pennypacker and opposed by the state press passed the senate without a dissenting vote it proceeds to the house for concurrence in amendments A separate bill for a state wide unitary primary to choose United States senators also passed the senate despite Republican machine opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennyvania
Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Senate
House
United States
Government to curb misleading product guarantees says Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture announced plans to stop manufacturers from advertising that the U S government guarantees their products The claim misuses the gov seal and serial numbers and the department will enforce the law while protecting honest makers and dealers from unfair action He said he will personally urge action against deceptive ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
United States
New York
Bandits Steal 25000 From Northern Pacific Express Office
In St Paul on Tuesday night two masked robbers forced the clerk at the Northern Pacific Express union depot to open the safe and hand over a currency package worth 25000. An accomplice later lured one clerk outside before the heist, and the pair escaped with the money bound for Cloquet Lumber Co. in Cloquet Minnesota. Fred Zimmerman, one of the clerks, faced the robber at gunpoint and was told to turn away for ten minutes. The package was destined for a midnight Duluth train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific Express Company
Union Depot
Fred Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Duluth
Cloquet Lumber Company
Cloquet, Minn
St. Paul
President of D A R greeted with hisses
Washington April 18 The president general of the D A R Mrs Donald McLean failed to secure New York indorsement for re election despite expectations of a bitter contest The meeting elected Mrs Charles H Terry of Brooklyn as New York vice president general and Mrs Ellen Washington Howard of Alexandria Va a great grandniece of George Washington was named by insurgent leaders as a probable candidate for president general
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
Society
New York
Charles H. Terry
Brooklyn
James Griswold Fents
Terry
McLean
James Cunningham Hazen
M. &. S. Davis
Ellen Washington Howard
Alexandria
George Washington
Race Horse Folly Warns Bettors of Downfall
A rider warns racing fans to learn from a costly ticket and avoid repeating a doomed betting mistake. The note urges caution for horse race followers to prevent future losses.
Man commits suicide after betting on horse race
Tony Devoney aged 28 of 1908 West Chicago avenue shot himself on Adams street bridge after losing a $5 horse bet. A betting slip found in his pocket told the tale as crowds from nearby theaters hurried to catch trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony Devoney
Chicago Avenue
Devoney
Adams Street Bridge
Nena
Army rider chosen for modesty in cross continent ride
Lieutenant EB McCabe of the Sixth Cavalry has been selected by General Bell to ride Homer Davenport's Arab stallion from Silverton Oregon across the continent. McCabe is a gymnast and expert horseman, noted for his modesty which officials say was the deciding factor in his selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
EB. Warner McCabe
Sixth Cavalry
General Bell
Silverton
Ore
Homer Davenport
Ius
Earthquake Rips Mexican Towns in Guerrero Region
Reports from Chilapa Chilpancingo and Chilapa describe widespread destruction with 11 killed and 27 injured in Chilpe city. Other towns such as Tixtla and Acapulco feared damaged as tremors continued. Federal troops tents and engineers dispatched. fear of volcanic activity looms. The Berkeley observatory notes a long lasting quake suggesting central focus nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixtla
Federal Telegraph Office
Mexico City
Chilapa
Acapulco
Colima
Joruilo
Republic
City of Mexico
Federal Telegraph
Associated Press
Tampico
Gulf Coast
Mesa
San Luis Potosi
San Juan Bautista
Tabasco
Guerra
National Bank of Mexico
Chilpaningo
Bravos
Guerrero
Berkeley
Cal
Students’ Observatory
University of California
Armin O. Leaschner
Department of
Negroes Wound Three Would-Be Lynchers
In Bunkie Louisiana a mob of white men attempting lynching a jailed black man were fired on by hidden Black residents. Three white men were wounded and one likely to die as the assailants fled with the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bunkie Law
Eddy Trustees Seek to Intervene in Eddy Case
Concord New Hampshire April 17 trustees of the Mary Baker G Eddy estate Henry M Baker Archibald McLellan and Josiah K Fernald filed a motion in superior court asking that the next friends of Mrs Eddy be required to show cause why the trustees motion for leave to intervene and be substituted as plaintiffs should not be granted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah KE. Fernald
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Superior Court
Next Friends
Mrs. Eddy
Court rules against cartoonists in landmark decision
A high court ruling narrows protections for cartoonists in a contested case. The decision addresses limits on satire and depicts the evolving balance between creative expression and legal boundaries.
Musical maid calls cows by accordion at milking time
Miss Phoote Stoailiard, a musical maid at Poorrlig, plays an accordion beside the stable to lure cows into stalls for milking. The cows respond to the tunes, gathering in the barn as the milking begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoote Stoailiard
Died Six Days Ago But Still Breathes
A report questions whether Mmmest Cobb is dead or sleeping. A doctor declared him dead six days ago, but observers claim breath persists. a starched cloth over the face wilted, suggesting life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmmest Cobb
Lerrghesh
Thaws Counsel in Row on Whos Who Case
Daniel O Reillyy Thaws counsel served notice on the clerk of the supreme court not to deliver exhibits to anyone claiming to be Thaws counsel until the question of who is to be his counsel of record is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel O'Reillyy
Thaw
The
Supreme Court
Col Welcome Mowrey Dies of Cancer in Missouri
Des Moines April 17 Colonel Welcome Mowrey of Traer county Iowa died this morning at Excelsior Springs Missouri from stomach cancer He was a well known farmer politician and served two terms on the railroad commission His death came as a great surprise to friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Welcome Mowrey
Traer County
Iowa
Jfxcelsior
DAR Daughters Clash Over Presidential Race in Washington
The sixteenth centennial congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened in Washington with a bitter contest for the presidency. Mrs. Joseph B. Foraker, wife of the Ohio senator, leads the challenge against Mrs. McLean as officers will be elected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
McLean
Boys Escape From Cottage Grove Jail Using Spoon Tool
Chicago on April 17 two youths, 16 year old Harry Close and 17 year old Tony Caponegro, broke a tin spoon in two to fashion a skeleton key and escaped from a cell at Cottage Grove avenue police station. They have not yet been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Close
Tony Caponegro
Cottage Grove Avenue
Paris Expels George Sutton
Paris authorities ordered the expulsion of American billiard player George Sutton under the prevention of gambling law after he ran a billiard school in the city. A forty eight hour delay was granted before removal and Sutton departed Paris today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Sutton
Sutton
Stevens predicts canal completed in 15 years
Stevens asserts the canal will be finished in fifteen years and will not exceed the estimated cost of 140 million dollars. He praises the workers' dedication amid yellow fever concerns and notes no current need for Chinese labor unless regional supply falls short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Board of Consulting Engineers
Bryce urges city renaming to one London and one Washington
James Bryce the British ambassador proposes renaming cities to create a single London and a single Washington worldwide. He argues there should be one London and one Washington, noting multiple U S cities already carry the name Washington. He made dispatches from Canada to London outlining his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Bryce
Canada
London
Ontario
Kentucky Killing of Jim Cockrill Cleared at Last
John Smith testified on April 18 in Lexington that he killed Jim Cockrill with Curt Jett and John Abner. He said Britton was not present and that Smith fired once while Jett fired four times and Abner three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tssware
John Smith
B. D. Cox
Jim Cockrill
Britton
Curt Jett
John Abner
Cockrill
Smith
Jett
Abner
Opium smugglers caught red handed on Pacific northwest border
Spokane report states United States secret service agents captured Thomas Smith with several hundred dollars of contraband opium on a Great Northern train near Blaine Washington. The gang operated across the British Columbia Washington line, disguising shipments via Vancouver steamboats and cedar-shack storage, with pairs handling drugs and lookouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
United States Secret Service
Pacific Northwest
Thomas Smith
Great Northern
Blaine
Middle West
British Columbia
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Secret Service
Husband's cruelty cited in Oxford divorce case
Worcester April 18 Chief Justice Aiken grants Velaria L Huckins a divorce from Lyman Huckins for cruelty Mrs Huckins says after twenty five years of marriage her husband kicked her for dropping a whist card in a game The decree notes the settlement is final in this case from Oxford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Aiken
Velaria L. Huckins
Oxford
Lyman Huckins
Arrest of Miner on Murder Charge at Burnside Colliery
Shamokin Pennsylvania April 18 detectives searched the Burnside colliery one mile underground and seized Anthony Powell who was arrested on the charge of murdering Anthony Nestino before he could resist and was taken from the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Burnside
Anthony Powell
Anthony Nestino
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Holman
Daughter
Mr. Thaw
Dog
O’gorman
Pope Pius
SEC
Department
Manu
Bandits
Express Office
Singe
Mexico
Chilpe
Chilpancingo
EDDY
Ee Lycee
Philtetivat
Col
Daughters OF the Revolution
Foraker
Assan
Terre Haute
Lyons
Alice Fisher
New York Peace Congress
East St. Louis
Charles Lousna
NEW York Exchange
Bryce
Kentucky
Curtis Jett
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