Witness Evidence Emerges in Decade-Old Trial
A testimony from a witness who spoke against the defendant about ten years ago surfaces, shedding new light on the case and prompting renewed scrutiny of past proceedings. The development raises questions about the integrity of earlier testimonies and potential implications for the defendant’s current status.
Self-Defense Plea After Fulton Kills Howard at Vivian
In Shreveport, J. C. Fulton claims self defense when he shot John Howard with a double barrel shotgun in Fulton’s yard near Vivian. Howard died within hours. Fulton surrendered to Deputy Browning and is jailed. the dispute stems from a ten year old horse theft case in Mississippi and a disputed adoption matter.
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Browning
Gulf Refining Co Records Transfer
Caddo Gas and Oil Company sells its loading racks and collection plant in the Caddo oil fields for 35000 dollars. The transfer marks its withdrawal from oil purchasing to focus on gas and oil production in the Caddo field.
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Prothers
Shreveport Times
X-Rays Show Hope In Early Leprosy Cases In Philippines
Washington reports that the X Ray treatment, used by American health authorities in the Philippines, aided by selective case choice, shows promise mainly in early-stage leprosy. By March 31, 1909, 2446 lepers remained with segregation cutting numbers by over 1,000 since 1907.
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Philippines
Victor G. Heiser
Islands
No Let Up for Governor Haskell in Indictment Battle
Washington reports indicate the justice department may pursue further grand jury actions despite motions to quash against Oklahoma Governor Haskell and other officials. Officials hint at continued prosecutions to force a trial, with Roosevelt-era policy influence cited in persistent pursuit before a jury. Frank Pierce supports Judge Campbell’s land dispute ruling, signaling possible appeals in several cases while department leadership remains uncertain on next steps.
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Frank Pierce
Ralph E. Campbell
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Russell
Department
Intense Heat Wave Sets Records Across the South
A severe heat wave sweeps the region breaking temperature records. Officials report blistering highs across multiple states as residents endure extreme heat and health warnings.
Record Heat Scorches South With Multiple Deaths
Memphis reported three heat related deaths yesterday two in Little Rock and one in Jackson Miss as record temperatures spread through Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. Jackson hit 105 Shreveport 110 Fort Worth 113 Dallas 114 amid stifling conditions with workers and animals collapsing.
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Jackson
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Louisiana
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Heat Wave Bakes Monroe With 101 Degree Reading
The Weather Bureau recorded 101 at 3:30 pm as the lowest reading in three days. Heat is centered over Louisiana and Mississippi with Monroe seeing the worst yesterday. No prostrations reported yet though vegetation shows strain and cotton may be damaged if heat continues.
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Two Couples Charged Under Concubinage Law in New Orleans
New Orleans August 19. Stairhope Turnbull and his wife, alleged to be white and black respectively, were arrested at 8014 Plum Street Carrollton on concubinage charges. A second pair, Lilly Deobelos and Joseph Lawrence, were jailed for living together in violation of the same law.
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Stairhope Turnbull
Plum Street
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Turnbull
J. Madison Vance
Alfred Turnbull
Woodville
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Stanhope Turnbull
B. M. Turnbull
Pillsbury
Lilly Deobelos
Joseph Lawrence
Baton Rouge Prepares Grand Reception for Taft
Baton Rouge citizens' committee vows five hours or nothing at all for Taft's October 29 visit. Officials plan to meet the president from Natchez at 7 a.m. or aboard the cruiser Stranger, with arrival around 1:30 or 4:30 p.m. He is to stay until 10 p.m. for a public address and Massachusetts monument dedication.
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New
York to join leaders on Board of Trade committee trip
President McClosky said New Orleans court house project cannot be accepted until October 1 due to unfinished lighting and heating work. The courthouse commission expects to receive about 37,500 dollars next month from the Board of Liquidation bond issue.
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Board of Liquidation
Birmingham Doctor Tries Suicide at Grunewald Hotel
Dr Anthony Parish of Birmingham attempted to leap from a balcony in delirium at the Grunewald Hotel in New Orleans. He was arrested for safekeeping and released this morning.
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Holmes Sues Maloney for Bond and Property Attachments
The D. H. Holmes Co. filed a suit in New Orleans on August 18 seeking $1,951.78 from Bob Maloney the dishonest notary and asking for an attachment on property believed held by his father.
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Thaw Returns to Matteawan State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw was returned to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a brief respite at White Plains jail. Superintendent Lamb said no change in Thaw’s incarceration, with a special room due to crowding but no special privileges. Thaw must follow existing rules and may appeal if dissatisfied.
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Harry K. Thaw
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White Plains
Isaac N. Mills
Stanford White
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Hospital
Thaw
Mills
Taft Administration Dismisses Action
Direction of President Taft leads to dismissal of the action with no further proceedings.
Floods Block Passages and Hazing Dismissals at West Point
Trains blocked in remote Colorado passes and strikers disrupt car works as a barge crew is lost. At West Point on August 19 cadets are dismissed by order of President Taft for hazing Rodondo Sutton, brother of a Naval Academy lieutenant whose death was under Annapolis inquiry.
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Annapolis
Trains Blocked by Floods Along Arkansas River
Rescue crews reported trains blocked in isolated mountain passes as tracks were washed away or toppled into canyons. Residents fled rising waters and moved belongings to higher ground, seeking safety at daybreak along the swollen Arkansas River.
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Denver
Arkansas
State constabulary clash at McKee's Rock strike zone
Pennsylvanias State constabulary mounted with hickory riot clubs patrol McKee's Rock in the Pressed Steel Car strike zone. Over 600 shots were reported fired last night into today as strike leaders claim the shots aim to draw police away and give dissatisfied workers a chance to escape.
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Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Pressed Steel Car Company
McKee’s Rock
Tug Valley Forge Reports Barge Shawmont Lost
Saunderstown Rhode Island August 19 The tug Valley Forge reports the barge Shawmont with a crew of twelve went down in a gale early Tuesday morning with all hands feared lost. The Monocay arrived with tows and confirms the disaster.
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Valley Forge
Monocay
Shawmont
Polar voyage update from Wellman dirigible launch
Paris reports Walter Wellman left Spitzer on August 16 in his dirigible bound for the North Pole. A favorable wind greeted the start, per Triestic dispatch via Pammerfest, Norway.
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Walter Wellman
Spitzer
North Pole
Inspectors Tighten Smuggling Crackdown at New York Port
New York August 19 Inspectors under Collector Loeb intensify patrols to block smuggling at the port. Armed launches will reconnoitre approaching steamers and require all dutiable goods to be presented to customs. Ship officers and crew face searches, with confiscations of cigars whisky and groceries during protective inspections.
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