State Officials Appeal Clemency for Hyde in Mail Fraud Conviction
An appeal to President Taft seeks commutation for Hyde of Pierre South Dakota convicted of using the mails to defraud. Hyde was sentenced to fifteen months in Leavenworth and fined. the case awaits Supreme Court review as the court considers the conviction.
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Taft
Hyde
Supreme Court
Efraud
Washington
Charlies Ol
Slyde
Pierre
S. 1
Dakota
Ilvde Wie
Leavenworth
Woman Killed for Her Money in Lenitsile Case
Jury in Brand county today indicted John Iryank likely, now jailed in Toms River New Jersey, charging Winn with first degree murder in the death of seven year old Joseph Josephs at LickowWatna on October 12. Police had received ransom cards from an unknown party admitting the killing of other boys.
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iSainet
J. Iryank Lhitkely
Toms River
New Jersey
Winn
Joseph Josephs
LickowWatna
Murder Indictment Involving Boy in Ohio Case
Police identify the Chicago hotel murder victim as Mrs. Jemma Kratt of Cincinnati. An ALS nurse, a niece, a distant relative, and a medical officer linked to the family name supported identification. Investigators pursue a Cincinnati man believed to have enticed the victim to Chicago for robbery.
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Cinema
Ohio
Chicago
Jemma Kratt
ALS
Anna Nicker
Stterns Dutrester
Florence
Cat entangled by rat saves owner on Willet Street
In New York a tabby fell from a three story window and became entangled in a rat supposedly caught in Mrs. Rachel Goldbaum's hair. Patrick Brady of Hirst & Swartz's stable freed the cat, which escaped into the hay as onlookers watched.
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New York
Guye
Rachel Goldbaum
Delancey Street
Willet, Street
Willet
Coal Bid Accepted for Perkins County Court House
The successful bidder for supplying the Perkins county court house at Bison offered to deliver a big double box wagon load of coal for 4 dollars and the bid was accepted by the commissioners.
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Aberdeen
Perkins County
Bison
Halt in Balkans Shifts Combatants Confer
Report notes a halt in fighting in the Balkans as combatants convene to discuss terms. Delegates from warring sides gather amid tensions in Constantinople.
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Balkans
Armistice Talks Hit Near Constantinople Amid Balkan War
Reports from London and Paris indicate ceasefire talks underway between Ottoman Nazin Pasha and Bulgarian General Savoft as fighting softens near Constantinople. Negotiations focus on key points including Adrianople and Durazzo with Allied and Turkish positions unsettled.
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London
England
Constantinople
Nazin Pasha
Savoft
Sofia
Malesia
Ie Dissariaya
Tehatalja
Turkey
New York City
Cleveland
Dodge
Roberts College
Messacre
Balla
Paris
Vranece
Balkan
Adrianople
Durazzo
Asiatic Sea
Bulsauria
Europe
Newean Islands
Adriatic
Albania
Roumania
Washington, D. C
United States
Special Cavalry Board
War Department
Sven
Third Brother Shot by Police in Basement Arrest
Irving Warrell, aged, was shot and killed by officer Join Honan during an attempted arrest in the basement of the Farrell home. He is the third of three brothers shot by police within five months and the second killed. The incident followed a report he hurled a stone through a saloon window after a drink dispute.
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Chicago
Irving Warrell
Join Honan
Farrell
Henan
Thanksgiving Day Union Service in Mitchell
In accordance with local custom and state proclamations a Thanksgiving observance is set at 10:30 am in the Methodist church. Rev Henry Sniy der of the Presbyterian church will preach, with Dr Hoagland of the Methodist church organizing the program for a helpful citywide gathering.
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Mitchell
Methodist Church
Henry Sniyder
Presbyterian Church
Hoagland
Banquet for Convicted Pennington County Officials
Rapid City reports a banquet honoring brothers David A. and one-time Pennington County auditor related to their fraud conviction over mail order wolf bounty collections. The men, pledging innocence pending a new trial, faced $2.50 bonds as a federal appeals court considers retrial. Community leaders and officials spoke at Harvey hotel after their arrival from Kansas penitentary.
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Rapid City
S. W
David A. Seil
Pennington County
Leasonsworth
Kans
United States District Court
South Dakota
Northwestern Station
Doh I. Fall
Omaha
Harvey Hotel
Court of Appeals
Distret
W. J. Lewis
Ehirelh
Ben M. Wood
Wditor Todd
Tom Wale
Auditors Office
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Crane to Leave State
The Pierre notice states Frank Crane, long time clerk of the South Dakota Supreme Court, will resign and move to Virginia after a career in the state since 1874. Born in Wisconsin in 184? he settled Water Town after arrival, served as city schools superintendent, county superintendent, state superintendent, and chaired the Republican state central committee during early 1900s.
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Aberdeen
S. 1
Pierre
Frank Crane
Glerk
South Dakota
Watertown
Cedington County
Republican State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Governor Grants Temporary Stay for Hillesville Murders
Richmond Va Governor Mann granted Floyd and Claude Allen a respite until December 13. They were sentenced to death in the electric chair on November 22 for involvement in the Hillesville Virginia courthouse murders.
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Richmond
Mann
Floyd
Claude Allen
Hillesville
Court House
Progressives May Seek defeat of Senator Burleigh in Maine
Bangor Maine progressives announce aim to defeat Edwin C Burleigh Republican for U S Senate as legislature convenes. They nominate their own candidates statewide claiming changed circumstances and independence from June primary results. Burleigh, long-serving congressman, is described as wealthy, over seventy, and a leading Maine political figure.
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Bangor
Marine
Edwin C Batrleigh
Burleigh
Congress
Maine
New Jersey Progressive Party Organizes Statewide
At a conference in Trenton, about 70 members of the state and county committees adopted resolutions to build a permanent party organization across New Jersey. The group pledged to run candidates in all elections from U S senator to constable, led by Frank Thompson of Trenton.
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Trenton
Progressive Party of
New Jersey
United States
Constable
Frank Thompson
Mercer County
Progressive Revenue
Drain crime sewer yields four bodies in canal
Indianapolis police recovered four bodies from the canal known as the crime sewer. An infant found with a ribbon tied brick at the neck is identified as murder evidence, Blanche Kimble a 7 year old from Peoria is a victim, a man William Phebus is believed to have died by accident, and another unidentified man shows no violence. The canal spans twelve miles with three miles through a local Negro settlement.
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Indianapolis
Durham
Blanche Kimble
Peoria
Train wreck sparks rebel clash in Mexico amid guard resistance
Reported near Penjamo in Guanuajara state a rebuilt line train derailed after a bridge loss rails as 24 rural guards protected passengers from rebels. The hour long fight ended with rebels retreating to hills while guards prevented robbery and possible massacre. Rebels show rising activity in northern Durango.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Penjamo
Guuanjaro
Guaralajaro
Mexican Central Railroad
Manzanillo
Republic
Durango
Zapatista
Regiment Held Up by Bandit at Jasnagora Monastery
In Czestochowa Russian Poland bandit Koslowski held up a regiment of infantry two squadrons of cavalry and a battery terrorizing monks. He killed a policeman and a passerby after fleeing to the Paulist monastery at Jasnagora where a siege followed. Koslowski was found dead inside the bastion while a second bandit escaped as monks and pilgrims sheltered in the church.
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Czestochowa
Russian Poland
Moslowiski
Koslowski
Paulist Monastry
Jasnagora
Five Men Involved In Case Testified For State Go Free
Five men known as gunmen in the Hermin Rosenthal murder case are released after testifying for the state. The four condemned men face death sentences to be pronounced by Justice Goff on November 26 before being sent to Sing Sing. Also freed are state informers Rose, Valon, Webber and Schepps, with indictments against driver William Shapiro quashed. One defendant remains: Jack Sullivan, the King of the news boys.
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New York City
Hermin Rosenthal
Goff
Sing Sing
Charles Becker
Whitey Lewis
Frank Seidenshue
Dago Frank
Rank Cirofico
Italy
Lefty Louie
Louis Rosenberg
Austria
Ile
Harry Torowitz
Cleark
Rose
Valon
Webber
Schepps
William Shapiro
Whistrict
Rosenthal Aurdcy
Jack Sullivan
The
Newsboys
Maniac with Bomb Seized Central Station Panic in Los Geles
Albert Henry Davis, a masked intruder with dynamite and a nitro bottle seized the Los Geles Central police station for over an hour triggering mass panic. Detective Hosick knocked him unconscious. Brown disabled the fuse and stopped an explosion. Davis, born in Germany 34 years ago, claimed a false name and gave no clear motive.
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Los Geles
Calif
Central
Hosick
Mariac
Albert Henry Davis
Southern Pacific Railroad
Davis
Germany
Southern Pacific
The Butterfly Craze Influences Fashion Accessories
A fashion trend centers on butterfly effects used across parasol tops ceilings and trimmings with iridescent finishes. Butterflies appear as shoe buckles brooches coiffure accents and enamel and diamond designs. Black satin and velvet butterfly bows edged with stones are popular as frames and color accents.
Nationwide raids target 1738 suspected medical drug offenders
Acting under Postmaster General Hitchcock, inspectors and U S marshals began simultaneous raids in 72 leading cities aimed at 1738 alleged medical practitioners and drug promoters. The operation spans coast to coast with many indicted already by grand juries. arrests include pill doctors and dealers shipping compounds by mail. A one o clock raid started in Indianapolis Chicago Milwaukee and more.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Post Office
United States
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winona
Minn
Sharp
Post Office Department
Pacific
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Archbold Not to Be Arrested in Oil Indictment
Attorney General Wickersham orders non arrest of John D. Archbold H C Folger Jr and W C Teagle of Standard Oil after Dallas indictment in Magnolia Petroleum case. Evidence reportedly insufficient to sustain the charges and warrant proceedings removal. Morrison engaged to probe possible decree violations as Gray criticizes delay.
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Washington, D. C
Wickersham
John D. Archbold
H. C. Folger, Jr
W. C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Dallas
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
United States
Washington
Chas. G. Morrison
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Morrisson
W. H. Gray
Houston
Tex
Hokuf and Turner to wrestle for North Dakota title in Aberdeen
William Hokuf of Aberdeen and George Turner of Glenham will clash December 5 at Boettcher hall Aberdeen for the heavyweight championship of North Dakota. Both are seasoned wrestlers with Dakotas laurels and fans expect a tight, exciting finish.
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Aberdeen
S. D
William Hokuf
George Turner
Glenham
Boettcher Hall
North Dakota
Dakotas
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