Thaw Jury Exclusions Alter Trial Pace In New York
New York January 30 jurors Nos 4 and 6 were excused from Thaw trial as a business reasons. Judge Fitzgerald accepted the DA Jerome consent with defense, adding two new jurors Dennee and Walker to replace them. Thaw appeared pleased with the selections as the courtroom buzzed with inquiries and family members visited in open court.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Stanford White
Arthur 8
Campbell
Harold R. Faire
Wall Street
Faire
Rees
Ste
Cass
District Attorney's Office
Talesmen
Law
John 3. Dennee
New Orleans
David H. 3. Walker
John Brisben Walker
Thaw
Denmee
Walker
Dennee
Mr. Walker
Wiliam Thaw
Harry Thaw
Countess of Yarmouth
Miss May Mackenzie
Court Reschedules Hearing After Juror Excuse
The hearing was delayed another day as the court excused two sworn jurors. Testimony now unlikely before Thursday afternoon or Friday morning.
Allis Chalmers Fined Over Importing Laborers
The Allis Chalmars companys, makers of mining machinery in Chicago, was fined $4 by Judge Landis after a jury found the firm guilty of importing four laborers from Manchester England in violation of the alien contract labor law. Counsel for the company appealed to overturn the verdict.
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Chicago
Allis Chalmars Companys
Landis
United States
Manchester
England
Mexican Prominent Figure Arrested in Juarez Murder Case
El Paso reports Juan Navarro Regalado, a well known Mexican, arrested in Juarez and believed to have solved the axe murder of two young women from a prominent family. Authorities say the evidence is conclusive.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Juan Navarro Regaledo
Relagado
Woman Attacked in New Cumberland on Burglary Feud
Nellie Campbell chief operator at the local telephone exchange was found unconscious bound and gagged at her home in New Cumberland West Virginia. She was fed and then left in a chair and may not recover. Burglars allegedly assaulted her and looted the house taking valuables.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Nellie Campbell
Venezuelan turmoil deepens after Caracas clash
Willemstad Curacao reports General Mata former Venezuelan public works minister and several armed troops killed in a night clash with followers of Vice President Gomez. Serious trouble feared in Caracas as the brawl escalates.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Mata
Gomez of
Mother of Ringling Brothers Dies in Baraboo
Mrs. Augustus Ringling mother of the Ringling brothers circus proprietors died in Baraboo Wisconsin after a paralytic attack during supper. She was seventy four years old and survived by eight living children.
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Ringling Brothers
Baraboo
Wis
Augustus Ringling
Tragic Fire Burns Bloomington Girl to Death
In Bloomington Indiana on January 30 a twelve year old girl Lela Todd daughter of George Todd was fatally burned when her clothing ignited while her mother cooked breakfast. She died a few hours later.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lela Todd
George Todd
Markets report on grain and livestock prices across cities
Indianapolis Wheat No 2 red 74c Corn No 2 44c Oats 37c Hay prices for clover timothy millet align with 18 to 21 dollars per ton Cattle 2.50 to 6.50 Hogs 5 to 7 Sheep 2.50 to 5.25 Lambs 5 to 7.50 Receipts list hogs 10 000 cattle 2 000 sheep 450 Horses offered at opening sale sold at fair prices Prices vary by city Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo Toledo and Onalaska show mixed grain and live stock quotes for week ending May contracts May and July prices listed
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Catarrh of the Stomach Promoted by Digestive Tablets
An old ailment, catarrh of the stomach, is treated by digesting food thoroughly after meals. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, containing Diastase, Aseptic Pepsin, Golden Seal and fruit acid, are touted as safe and effective. Endorsements claim relief from indigestion, bloating, and loss of appetite.
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Harrenson
Stuart
S. Workman
Chicago
Ill
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
West Virginia mine disaster leaves eighty dead in dust explosion
Charleston W Va January 36 dust explosion at the Stuart mine near Fayetteville traps eighty or more miners 600 feet underground. Rescue teams fight foul air and damaged equipment as officials fear no survivors. the White Oak Fuel company operates the single shaft with McDonald offices nearby.
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Charleston
W. Va
Stuart
Fayetteville
Midea Uy
White Oak Puel Company
McDonald
White Oak
Fuel Company
Vinol Promises Strength for Children’s Health
An advertisement claims Vinol builds health for children via cod liver oil derivatives, with added iron and bone elements. It promises rapid growth, sturdier physiques, and offers refunds if no benefit is received. credits Chas D. Kouoefe as local agent in New Albany and notes wide availability.
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Vinci
Chas D. Kouoefe
Nore
New Albany
Indiana Senate debates Roemler bill on direct primary changes
In Indianapolis the senate considered the Roemler bill instituting a compulsory direct primary for nominating candidates from US senator to precinct officers. Several other bills were discussed including abolishing the state fish and game commissioner post, convict labor at Jeffersonville, reforming city park board salaries, and a two cent fare plan. The house approved measures on licensing certain predators and kidnapping penalties, while telegraph and express firms may bear delivery costs. antitrust efforts advanced in the senate and a medical college bill was defeated 5 to 4.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Roemler
United States
Brown
Salem
Zack Sweeney
Columbus
Mrony
Pecent
Moon
South
Fend
Jeffersonville
Hillingsley
Hoenwalter
City Park Board
Cty Council
Tte
Board of Safety
Freuchtenicht
Hanna
Orange County
Carl Wood
Seymour
House
Indiana University Medical College
New Papal Instructions Circulate on French Church Reform
Rome reports that twenty well informed Vatican sources say the pope has issued new instructions regarding the future organisation of Catholic churches in France. The guidance has been forwarded to Paris for implementation consideration by French church authorities.
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Rome
Dan
Vatican
France
Paris
Kansas moves to abolish capital punishment in legislature
The year reports show seven warships to be launched in Japanese yards while Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia suffers a $1,000,000 fire loss. Wheat markets in the Northwest gain strength as Russia plans purchases despite local crop failures.
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Kansas
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Northwest
Chicago
Postal Commission
Department of Justice
Water Trust
Russia
Little Miami
Gulf Division
the Hydrography Coffee
Million Dollar Blaze Hits Baldwin Locomotive Plant
Fire sparked by an explosion in the Baldwin locomotive works paint shop destroyed a five story section in Philadelphia. About 1,000 workers were evacuated safely as the plant, one of America's largest industrial facilities, faced an estimated loss of a million dollars. Insurance coverage was reportedly sufficient. The burned unit employed 1,000 people, who would be reassigned to other departments.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
United States
Lewiston
John H. Converse
Hurnhat, Williams & Co
Baldwin
Black Hundreds Grow Bold in Tifiile City
Report from Tifiile on January 30 describes Black Hundreds terrorizing residents. They abduct the son of millionaire Armanians demanding heavy ransom and killed rich merchant Chivanoff for withholding tribute.
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Tifiile
Black Hundreds
Armanians
Chivanoff
Rapid Post Office Growth Forces Add'l Clerk Pay Request
Washington on January 30 First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock reports postal business has risen so fast that he asks Congress for extra funds to cover clerk salaries for the remainder of the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Congress
Mrs Potter Palmer and Civic Welfare Exhibit in Chicago
Mrs Potter Palmer formerly Bertha Ponore of Louisy le entertained Liber representatives at her Chicago mansion on Lake Shore Drive. The event showcased welfare views contrasting factory conditions with improved labor surroundings, praising the Civic Federation welfare department and Palmer’s social prominence during European years.
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Padme
Chiewse
Deur
Pauoer
Beng
Noe
Stee
Catherine
Chicago
Tadhe Art Gallery
Er Mar
Palmer
Bertha Ponore
Loulsy le
Europe
Geichman Acquitted in Man Slaughter Case
Evansville Indiana January 3a John A Geichman a wealthy farmer in Vanderburgh County was acquitted in the circuit court on peremptory instruction from Judge Rasch in the case charging him with the death of Oliver Bryant a coal miner last July Geichman intervened when Ursvant drunkenly beat his wife and during a scuffle struck Bryant with a plank leading to his death
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Evansville
Ind
John A. Geichman
Vanderburg
Rasch
Gleichman
Oliver Hryant
Ursvant
Hryant
Japanese Hidden Passengers Found Near El Paso
Immigration officers uncovered a box car concealed group of twenty six Japanese with several women disguised as boys. They had waded a river to dodge the head tax near El Paso Texas on January 30.
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el Paso
Tex
Fearful Edict Forces Backward Facing Crowds In Feodostia
Governor General Davidoff in Feodostia orders all men meeting him on the street to turn their backs and raise their hands until he passes out of sight to guard against assassination.
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Feodostia
Russia
Davidoff
Wreck of Pilot schooner during cyclone near Cook Town
A government schooner named Pilot was wrecked in a cyclone off Cook Town. Seven people died including Mr Hergreaves a member of the Queensland legislature.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Cooktown
Hergreaves
Queenslaad Segislature
Desperate Rail Town Faces Freight and Mail Flows Crisis
Telegram to the Interstate Commerce Commission from New Rockford North Dakota reports extreme fuel and freight shortages. Residents threaten protests and possible arson of railroad property as lines on the branch halt operations with no freight or mail for days.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Rockford
N D
Long Live The King Dr Kings New Discovery Claims
Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal remedy. The ad cites immediate cough relief and throat cures after other remedies fail with a money back guarantee and free trial bottle offer.
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America
Dr. King
Julia Ryder Paine
Truro
Masa
Mre. Paine
New Discovery
Oba. D. Kuaessel
Druggwt
Ste
Death of Agnes Saulman in Evansville
Coroner returns verdict that Agnes Saulman a telephone girl died from poison. Deputy prosecutor plans to present known facts before a grand jury and seek further investigation rather than dropping the case.
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Evansville
Ind
Agnes Saulman
Prahl Faces Charge After Dashing Coffee Onto Wife
Oscar Prahl an expert machinist is under arrest accused of dashing a pot of boiling coffee onto his young wife's face in Elkhart Indiana on January 30 Jealousy said to be the cause The trial has been postponed as the injured woman recovers and can appear again.
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Elkhart
Ind
Oscar Prahl
Ife
Behrens Held to Answer in $42,000 Bank Embellishment Case
Jasper Indiana January 30 The Dubois county grand jury returned a twenty eight count indictment charging Charles Behrens with embellishment of forty two thousand dollars from the People’s State Bank at Huntingburg Behrens was arrested and released on five thousand dollar bond.
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Behrens
Jasper
Ind
Dubois County
Grand Jury
Charles Behrens
People’s State Bank
Huntingburg
River Tops Fe Love Story Excerpt
In New Orleans the river is described as the focal point of affection, dominating the scene and shaping local moods and romance in a period piece narrative.
Rear Admiral Davis Leads Atlantic Fleet Liaison Efforts
The report notes Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis as second in command of the Atlantic fleet with duties from Rear Admiral Evans. It recalls his Spanish War service earning the surrender of Ponce Puerto Rico, his birth in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1845 and Naval Academy graduation in 186? and 1904 promotion.
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American Naval Office
Ine
Jamaica
Charles Henry Davis
Famatean
Evans
Pounce
Puerto Rico
Dixie
Cambridge
Mass
Naval Academy
Ish
Factory Owner Murdered In West Hoboken
New York January 30. Joseph Coury of Brooklyn proprietor of a lace factory in West Hoboken was murdered in his factory. Three men were arrested in this city and Elias Orahya a Syrian was charged with the shooting. The killing stemmed from a quarrel over possession of the factory.
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New York
Joseph Coury
Brooklyn
West Hoboken
Elias Orahya
Kingston incident ends as Swet withdraws note
London January 30 Governor Swethas withdrawn his letter to Rear Admiral Davis and expressed regret for writing it, closing the international phase of the Kingston incident.
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London
Kingston
Swettenham
Davis
Digestive woes spur oven as prime culprit in meal woes
A Country Life note argues indigestion ties to ovens and confined cooking spaces. It claims modern cooks prefer baking over roasting and notes the pit dog dwindlement as kitchens empty of traditional methods. Gases escape more freely when cooking near an open fire.
Horseflesh in markets and early hipphagy history noted
A fragmentary article discusses horse meat trade and historical hipphagy, noting European adoption during famines. It cites Prussia Belgium Liege and deems horse flesh a historically priced meat, with current cuts around five cents per pound and prime cuts near sixty-five cents.
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Adress
Etines
Nispelao
Prussia
Belgium
Liege
Early Jewish U S Senators and their Origins
The text outlines several early Jewish figures who served in the U S Senate and House. It notes David Levy Yulee of Florida from 1840 to 1845, Jacob P. Bagby? of Louisiana, and Joseph Simon of Oregon, mentioning birthplaces in the West Indies and West. It reflects historical misprints and name variants in a garbled OCR record.
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Simon Tiuggenheim
Eifth
United States Senate
David Yulee
Florida
MK Tle
West Indies
David Levy
Heapcat
Jadeh P. Bagjamin
Alan
West
Monkey Man Discovery Stirs Australasian Research
Professor Klastech reports a striking link between human and simian hands and feet after studying Australasian tribes and recently arrested cases in Port Arthur. He notes similarities in natives from regions between Daly and Victoria, suggesting evolutionary connections.
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Klastech
Australia
Port Arthur
Daly
Victoria
Sumereus
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