McNamara Pleads Guilty in Los Angeles Times Dyn amite Case
In Los Angeles on December 2 1910 James J McNamara and John J McNamara pleaded guilty to charges connected with the Times building bombing and the Llewellyn Iron Works explosion. Clarence Darrow defended with plea negotiations leading to sentences set for December 5.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Haggerty
Los Angeles Times
James J. McNamara
John J. McNamara
Llewellyn Iron Works
McNamara
Lecompte Davis
McNamara Pleads Guilty in Dynamite Case
J B McNamara and Jim McNamara face possible life terms after pleading guilty to a murder related dynamite case. Clarence Darrow’s defense team secured a plea that could spare the death penalty, while Ortie McManigal is expected to plead guilty to related charges. Jurors applauded as the guilty plea was announced.
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McNamara Brothers
Fredericks
Davis
McNamaras
John J. McNamara
Llewellyn
Clarence Darrow
Jim
Arso
McNamera
J. B. McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Horton
Baker Tron Works
Joseph Scott
Little Jim
John
Hutt
Bordwell
J. J. McNamara
Darrow
Lightning Kills Few No More in 1906 Warning
A 1906 notice notes lightning deaths total 169 nationwide and argues Electric Bitters protect against liver and stomach troubles. It tells of Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa who, after eight months and four doctors, was cured by the remedy, promoted as best for stomach liver nerves kidneys and blood purification. Only 800 at Knosel Drug Company.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Knossel Drag Company
Detective Burns says more evidence links McNamaras to dynamiting
Los Angeles December reports quote Detective W J Burns stating that bribery disclosures spurred the McNamaras to plead guilty and that further evidence will implicate other men who participated in the dynamitings. He emphasizes no personal vendetta and vows continued pursuit of all guilty parties.
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McNamarssa
Los Angeles
Chicago
W. J. Burns
McNamaras
Byrne
Burns
John J. McNamara
Indianapolis
John J
California
Southwestern Indiana Teachers' Association in Evansville
Teachers at Evansville Indiana report the fifth annual session of the Southwestern Indiana Teachers' association is in progress in Evansville. The meeting brings educators together for discussions and professional activities during December.
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Evansville
Ind
Southwestern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Farmer gored to death by vicious bull near Evansville
Evansville Indiana December 2 Robert Hancock a farmer living near the city was killed when a vicious bull gored him in his field. The tragedy underscores the dangers farmers face handling livestock.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert Hancock
Here
War Department to Issue Troop Withdrawals Soon
Reports say orders will be issued at the War Department for withdrawal of more troops from the Mexican border. Meanwhile members of the House appropriation committee have returned from the Canal Zone and Havana.
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War Department
House of Representatives
Canal Zone
Havana
Paducah
Gompers Indignant Over Labor Leaders’ Guilty Confession
New York December headlines report Samuel Gompers reacting with shock and outrage after learning two labor leaders confessed to crimes. He defended unions profits and denounced the deceit while vowing to stamp out such misconduct. He cited prior fundraising and assurances of innocence.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Troy
State Factory Commission
Jersey City
Gompers
John J
James RK
Los Angeles
Mr. Gompers
Otis Celebrates Guilty Plea in Times Dynamiting Case
General Otis, proprietor of the Los Angeles Times, receives many congratulations from friends after the conviction of those responsible for bombing the newspaper building. He declares a decisive moment, credits confessions, and praises labor for expelling violent elements from its ranks to uphold lawful conduct.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Otis
Los Angeles Times
Israel
Soclalista
Two Boys Die After Gun Accident Near Gosport
Bloomington Indiana December 2 A thirteen year old boy BH Anderson was injured by an accidental gun discharge from his fourteen year old companion Willie Miller while hunting near Gosport. He died from his injuries.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gosport
BH Anderson
Willies Miller
McNamara Confessions Not Altering Federal Probe Outcome
Indianapolis dispatch notes labor leaders doubt the McNamaras confessed and say the federal inquiry into the Structural Iron Workers Union seizure will continue. District Attorney Miller says the pleas of guilty will not change the scope of the government investigation, which may implicate others beyond John and James McNamara.
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McNamaras
Tte
Miller
Ironworkers’ Organization
Grand Jury
Los Angeles
United States
I Rawworkers
McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Deaf Boys Killed Walking on Track Near Indianapolis
Bertrand Mob ley fifteen of Rushville and Rolland Marshall eleven of Anderson were struck and killed by a northbound Monon fast train near the Sixty third street crossing in Broad Ripple while walking south along the tracks in a heavy snowstorm. The brothers were inmates of the State School for the Deaf. The train crew believes they could not hear the approaching train.
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Indianapolis
Bertrand Mobley
Rushville
Rolland Marshall
Anderson
State School For the
Desf
Monon
Chicago
Sixty-third Street
Broad Ripple
Schoolboy Killed in Accidental Shot Incident
Clinton Indiana reports Floyd Huxford a Clinton High School junior died from a blood loss after a shotgun discharged into his leg while hunting. A companion Allen was loading the gun at the time the accident occurred.
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Clinton, Ind
Floyd Huxford
Clinton High School
Allen
Young Huxford
Weather Notes From U S Weather Bureaus
Observations at 6 p m yesterday report warmer conditions across regions. Veale notes a general uptick in temperature and shifting air patterns, indicating a broad warming trend.
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United States Weather
Charles W. Miller D A Probes Dynamite Case
United States District Attorney Charles W. Miller is investigating a dynamite case. Details remain limited as the inquiry proceeds through official channels.
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United States District Attorney
King's New Discovery Credited With Saving Life
O W Brown of Mascadine Alabama recalls his wife nearly dying from a bronchial illness and states Dr King s New Discovery cured her swiftly. The ad extols it as infallible for coughs colds lung trouble hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with trial bottles offered and guaranteed by a drug company.
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O. W. Brown
Mascadine
Als
Dr. King
Knostel Drag Company
Osceola Grand Jury Clears Shaker Church in Euthanasia Case
Kissimmee Florida December 2 The Osceola county grand jury found no bill against Brother Rigbert Gillette accused of assisting in ending the life of Sadie Marchant the aged pain wracked woman The report ends an inv estigation into the Shaker colony alleged to have chloroformed a woman at her own request The verdict sparks broad public interest amid lingering rumors of no indictment dwelling on the case
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Kissimmee
Fla
Osceola County
Grand Jury
Rigbert Gillette
Sadie Marchant
Telephone Talk No. 8 Invitation to tour service facilities
A fragment describes an invitation from a company urging readers to inspect its operating rooms on weekdays to understand the advantages of the telephone and how it serves customers. It emphasizes earnest service and the aim to leave readers determined to support the company and seek quicker service.
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Dar Wis Nese
Pbnis
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America
State Department
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
T. F. Gilroy
Advance Thresher Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Rumely Company
Laporte
Gaar Scott Company
Richmond
Frederick A. Cook
Sult
New York Times
Copenhagen
Ortie M’manigal
Gen. Otis
Government
Ers’ Union
Tudianapolis
Organized Labor
James McNamara
J. 3
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
American Press Association
James B. McNamara
Clarence Dan Row
Walter Bordwell
School For Deaf
Veale
Warmer
Clear
Boston
Jonnenee
Denver
Eorenee
San Francisco
St. Paul
Enene
Este Ane
Cloudy
St. Louis
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Charles W. Miller
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