Revolution plot of Sasoneff and Sikoritsky revealed
The December 13 trial will hear an indictment detailing a social revolutionary org abroad since 1902 and its aim to topple autocracy. It covers secret circles, propaganda, and murders including Von Plehve, with a detailed account of the planning and the hotel explosion and the botched assassination attempts.
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St. Petersburg
Sasoneff
von Plehve
Sikoritsky
Sipiaguine
the Interior
Bogdanovitch
Ernor
Ifa
Prince John Obolensky
Finland
Pobedonistzeff
Holy Synod
Hotel du Nord
Pokatiloff
von Plenve
Moscow University
Birsk
Sanme Nevi Sikoritsky
Knyshin
Grodno
Siberia
Peterhoff
Ostroff
St. Petersburg-Warsaw
Vilna
Sikorifsky
Wargaw Station
Filipoff
Warsaw
Canal Bridge
Robbery Attempt Foiled At Mount Air Bank
In Frederick Maryland on December 10 an attempt to rob the Mount Air bank failed when the iron safe was blown but residents frightened the thieves away before opening the inner door guarding $4,000 and the bank’s securities.
Negro Attacker Narrowly Escapes Lynching in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio last night a black man who assaulted two women on the street was saved from lynching by a single patrolman who used a withdrawn revolver to hold back the mob until a patrol wagon arrived.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reynolds Hints Securities for Mrs Chadwick Claimed Valueless
Sir Reynolds says only he has seen the strong box securities held as Mrs Chadwick's trustee. He will discuss them only on the witness stand and declines to confirm the five million dollar attest. The case involves Newton's suit to recover the loaned money.
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Reynolds
Cleveland
Ohio
Sir Reynolds
Chadwick
Newton
Credulous Mr. Newton on Chadwick securities case
In Boston on December 10 Herbert D. Newton testi fied that Mrs. Chadwick claimed securities in Sir Reynolds care valued at over six million dollars. He did not see the assets but affirmed a sworn list and income estimate of 175000 yearly. Newton doubted his chances for repayment, citing influence toward a possible full settlement.
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Boston
Herbert D. Newton
Newton
Irf Reynolds
Wade Park National Bank
Cleveland
Mrs Chadwick Spends Another Night in Tombs
After a day of conflict with her local counsel over waiving exam, Mrs. Chadwick agrees to stay another night in the Tombs. A telegram from Cleveland counsel Judge Albaugh urging her not to return delays her Cleveland trial plan.
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New York
Cleveland
Chadwick Fnally
Tombs
Chadwick
Messrs. Carpenter and Powers
Albaugh
King’s New Discovery Praised For Coughs and Colds
Testimony from Bentonville Virginia cites Dr King’s New Discovery as unequaled for bronchitis and lung ailments. A user claims three years of bronchitis vanished after a few bottles. Also touted for throat long issues pneumonia and grip with trial bottles available.
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CO. D. Knopfel
Gray Hair Not Wanted Advertisement From Early Times
An advertisement promoting a hair product claims it is not a dye but acts naturally to brighten hair color. It lists price at one dollar per bottle and notes availability at druggists with contact for Mrs. Nettie Harrison dermatologist in New York and a New Albany Indiana distributor.
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Nettie Harrison
Geary St
Francisco
West 27Th St
New York City
Chadwick case: lawyers defer bail decision. Chadwick in Tombs
Lawyer Carpenter informs United States officials no further action this night. Carpenter and Powers discuss bail options but stay noncommittal on future steps. Mrs Chadwick, jailed in the Tombs, says she is tired and relieved to sleep behind bars after a trying day.
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Carpenter
Marshal Henkel
United States
Shields
Powers
Chadwick
Grand jury adjourns in Chadwick forgery case in Oberlin bank links
In Cleveland the Chadwick case hears two witnesses from the Citizens National bank of Oberlin. Prosecutor Keeler says notes were negotiated in this county giving jurisdiction. Illness delayed key witnesses including C T Beckwith and A B Spear. Monday may bring testim ony from Receiver Lyon and bank president. Washington plans to press pure food bill with Senate action anticipated Monday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
L. ‘. Whitney
A. B. Spear
Citizens National Bank of
Oberlin
Keeler
C. T. Beckwith
Citizens . National Bank
Lyon
Oberlin Bank
Fatal hunting accident shocks Hammond youth
Arthur Clausen, eighteen, died in his mother’s arms after a rifle discharged while he was bidding goodbye. The accident occurred as he prepared to hunt with a friend at his home in Hammond on December 10.
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Hammond
Ind
Arthur Clausen
Clausen
Indigestion Sufferer Reclaims Life with Electric Bitters
Mrs. 8 H Newsop of Decatur Alabama endured years of stomach and bowel pain. She credits Electric Bitters with a rapid turn to recovery after doctors and remedies failed. The advertisement touts the tonic as the cure for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles priced at 80 cents with a guarantee.
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H. Newsop
Decatur
Ala
O. D. Knoefel
Draggiss
Jury selection hampered by newspaper readers in Gillespie case
Rising Sun Indiana December 10 rural free delivery of mail and daily papers hindered impaneling a jury for James Gillespie's murder trial. One hundred jurors have been examined and dismissed with more talesmen expected as judges weigh newspaper reader disqualifications and prior trial reports.
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Rising Sun
Ind
James Gillespie
Elizabeth Gillespie
Talesmen
Indiana
Cornet
Defendant Testifies In Bank Case In Federal Court
Indianapolis December 10 The defense rested its case with John H Wood former president and cashier of Matthews bank on the witness stand for hours He faced direct examination aimed at proving no intent to defraud in loans and entries and that losses resulted from faulty judgment not malice He described loans and prosperous firms whose securities later appeared among bank assets as receivers took over A jury verdict was expected tonight
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Indianapolis
United States
John H. Wood
First National Bank of
Matthews
Wood
Boys imitate hanging in Millersburg home
In Goshen Indiana on December 10 two sons of Mr and Mrs J W Method of Millersburg imitated an execution after hearing about a hanging. The older son tied a rope to a spike and jumped from a chair while the younger served as executioner. The mother found him gasping and unconscious and he was resuscitated with difficulty.
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Goshen
Ind
J. W. Method
Millersburg
Method
Horticulturists Seek $5,000 for Indiana Fruit Growers
Indianapolis Dec 10. The Indiana Horticultural Society adjourned after a unanimous vote to urge the general assembly to appropriate 5000 dollars to advance fruit grower interests and strengthen the organization for future development.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Horticultural Society
Indiana
General Assembly
Thieves Steal Organ From Paramore Sunday School
During the night unknown persons broke into the Paramore Sunday school room in Madison county and stole the organ, loading it into a covered spring wagon.
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State Sunday School Organ
Madison, J
Paramore Sunday School
This County
Good Health to the Children with Royal Baking Powder
A housekeeper is urged to use Royal Baking Powder for pure and perfect cakes. It promises lightness, sweetness, and flavor in cake, biscuits, doughnuts, and crusts while keeping food wholesome for both young and old. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
Local arrests and city notes mix with sports and transport
Ignatz Newall was fined five dollars for peddling without a license by Mayor Grose. Raymond Lohbach faces a hearing for alleged assault before Justice Fogle. Mrs. Frank Denham, daughter of the late John Cromey, died in Chicago and funeral services will be held there. Jefferson Reisinger resigns as fireman to return to timer work, with John Haywood filling in. Y M C A basketball opened the season with Stars 26 University School 8 and Anchors 20 Second. The Monon Company may remove the water train if snow and rain persist. the five tank cars and caboose run daily from New Albany to Salem for water from the New Albany Water Company.
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Frank Denham
John P. Cromey
Chicago
Church of the Redeemer
Jefferson Reisinger
Kraft
Reisinger
No. 4 Reel Company
John Haywood
Y. M. O. A. Tast
University School
Monon Company
Besa Guing
New Albany
Salem
Lather Place
New Albany Water Company
Personal notices of returned travelers and relocations
Mrs. Lottie Pralle returns from Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles W. DePauw returns from Chicago. Mrs. Albert Hopkins travels to Campbellaburg for her sister’s illness. Mrs. Chester Fawcett goes home to Montgomery Alabama after visiting relatives. Mr. Elias Leavenworth returns home from visiting here. Mr. Oris Willett returns home from visiting his brother H. M. Willett at 420 Vincennes street. Mr. F. H. Kalies leaves tonight for Michigan City due to his sister’s illness. Mrs. Laura Monical returns home from Borden and is ill at 412 West Second Street. Miss May Caye, trained nurse, will work at an infirmary in Richmond and leaves Monday. Mrs. E A. Shaney, ex of St. Charles Hotel, plans to join sister Mrs Massey in Denver after entertaining many New Albanians. Spaeny may move to Detroit to enter hotel trade.
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Lottie Pralle
Indianapolis
Charles W. DePauw
Chicago
Albert Hopkins
Campbellaburg
Chester Fawcett
Montgomery
Ala
Elias Leavenworth
Leavensworth
Oris Willett
Leavenworth
H. M. Willett
Vincennes Street
F. H. Kalies
The
Monon
Michigan City
Laura Monical
Borden
West Second Street
May Caye
Gray Street Infirmary
Louisville
Richmond
Fand
E A. Shaney
St. Charles
Berford
Stafford
Massey
West Market Street
George F. Trauk
Denver
Colo
Spauey
Detroit
Mich
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Fife
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MR. Newton
Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Foley
Jno
A. Ziegelbaur
Indiana Harbor
Otto Seehase
Gillespie
Royal Baking Powder CO
Ignatz Newall
Fess
Costa
Grose
Raymond Lohbach
Tether
Neafus
Worden Rowell
Justice Fogle
Ats
Ayer
J. ¢ Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Algo
C. C. Brown
Ep. V. Paice
C.C. Brown
Christa
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