Trial of Albert J Patrick Opens Cross Examination
In the first session of the murder trial, Assistant District Attorney Osborne Crosy cross examined defense witness Dr. Walker Curry about Rice's condition, prior statements, and details of medical records. Curry testified about Rice’s health, notes in the case file, and conversations with Jones and Patrick. The court adjourned until Monday.
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Patrick
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Smallpox Outbreak Taints Wedding in Roseville New Jersey
Five persons contracted smallpox linked to a Roseville wedding as brides relatives and in-laws fell ill after the ceremony. The bride Elfrida Lawson, her sister-in-law Elizabeth Walsh, her cousin Clara Ritchin, and two Kehoe relatives were hospitalized in Newark. Authorities traced the infections to the bride’s unsuspicious case.
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Newark
Southern Pacific Consolidates Three Railroads Into One
San Francisco March 8. The Southern Pacific company filed articles of incorporation to merge California Arizona and New Mexico holdings into a single railroad company with 159445000 capital stock. Old stock will be cancelled and new stock issued. the three former companies will be dissolved.
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Southern Pacific Company
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New Mexico
Saving and Spending An American Warning from Yale Judge Baldwin
Judge Simon E Baldwin Yale Law School professor told Hartford Workingmen's Club that a $1.50 daily earner should save 25 cents a day and delay marriage until $100 saved. He urged frugality to curb excess in meals and home furnishings, noting Americans eat far more meat than Europeans and spend too much while saving little. General Kitchener reports ammo seized by Rimington near Ritz. A coroner in Winsted found no suspicion in Mrs. Howard’s death and listed possible causes including accidental clothing fire.
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Miss Roosevelt Abandons London Coronation Visit
Washington reports from London that Miss Alice Roosevelt will not attend the King's coronation. The planned trip has been dropped because her presence could be seen as an official move, and she had been invited by Emperor William to Berlin, prompting a change in summer plans.
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Prince Henry of Prussia in New York Acknowledges Floral Tribute
New York March 8 Prince Henry of Prussia stayed at the Waldorf Astoria amid a quiet forenoon. A floral wreath from the prince was laid on General Grant's sarcophagus, delivered by Commander Van Egidy. Reports note his health remains waning after travel, with fans and advisers fielding letters and threats reviewed by the secret service.
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van Egidy
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Columbia
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Albany
Washington
Frederick the Great
Germany
America
Unknown Woman Recovered in Drunken Delirium in Plainville
A refined unknown woman, about 60, arrived from Waterbury and stayed at Mrs Cady's. She drank inebriants, caused a disturbance, and was placed in Hartford jail with delirium tremens feared. Authorities questioned her. she may be fictitious and will stay in the Hartford women’s ward until identity or recovery. Meantime, Chamberlain’s premiership succession is reported as settled by Londons political circles.
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