Jury Box Shrinks as Talesmen Face Challenge at Trial
At opening and midmorning sessions in New York today the jury box held twelve, with six subject to peremptory challenge. Prosecution challenged Nos. 7 10 11 and defense Nos. 8 9 12 leaving six jurors sworn. Attorneys rush to complete panel by tomorrow to avoid Saturday session.
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Two foreigners killed and injured in P and L E wreck near Wampum
A Pittsburg and Lake Erie passenger train struck two unknown foreigners on the tracks near Wampum at noon Thursday. One man died at the hospital. the other was alive but unconscious. Both were unidentifiable as officers prepared to handle the bodies.
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Tragedy in Court in New York City
Moses Olenick collapsed and died while seated in the jury box during part 1 of the general sessions in New York City. Judge Crain called the court to order as Olenick did not respond. Coroner Harburger ruled death from heart failure.
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Keely Boy Wallace Missing From Franklin Home
Mr and Mrs E M Keely of Franklin Pa seek information about their son Wallace who vanished from the home on Sunday afternoon December 29 1907. Wallace is 14 years old about 5 feet 2 inches tall slender with a rather full face dark hair and gray eyes. He wore a description that was not completed in the report.
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Descriptions of a Bashful Boy in Grey Suit in Franklin Pa
A note describes a boy wearing a grey plaid suit with knee trousers a matching cap a soft white shirt and lace shoes. He is very bashful and may be slightly demented. Any information should be sent to Mr Keely or to E T Stevenson Franklin Pa.
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Hospital Notes and Local Illnesses Reported
Mrs Margaret Edgar of Court street returned home from the hospital with White's ambulance after treatment. David Keel was overcome by gas at the steel mill and sent to the hospital. condition improved this afternoon. John B Patterson assistant train master for the Pennsylvania is ill with typhoid fever at home on Edison avenue.
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Failures in 1907 Hit Banks Most in Panic Report
Dun's Report on Failures shows banks and financial institutions suffer most in 1907 with 11,752 total U S failures amounting to 197 385 million. Banking sector saw 132 failures totaling 25 972 thousand names and sums. manufacturing and trading failures also rose with 2 913 and 8 419 cases respectively.
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Mansion heirship case opens as letters reveal forbidden love
Judge W G Cochrane hears evidence in the Colonel Thomas Snell will case over a $2 million estate. Read letters show Col Snell, aged 70 plus, expressing romantic affection for his grand niece Mabell Snell McNamara, then 24, and inviting trips and intimate declarations.
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Last Chance for Gillette in Death Penalty Appeal
Chester Gillette’s appeal to the New York Court of Appeals challenges the death sentence for the 1906 murder of Grace Brown on Big Moose Lake. The case hinges on law and procedure, not the trial evidence, and Gillette has spent years in Sing Sing and Auburn awaiting the ruling.
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Parker and Two Mandie May Wood Noted in Hazel Dell
Ralph B. Parker Wayne Two Mandie May Wood are mentioned in relation to Hazel Dell with no further context, suggesting a local notice or brief item about residents or property.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
At the Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church annual meeting on Wednesday, 118 members answered roll call with many sending verses of scripture. The church, organized in 1866, now has only one original member Miss M. M. Wells. Financial condition reported as the best in the church’s history. Four trustees chosen: W. H. Chambers, W. L. Jenkins, Charles Owens, and Elder S. Robinson. E. A. Wilson elected chief usher.
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William Brady Acts as Lead in Divorcens Stunt
Detroit report details William Brady a former Corbett manager and now theater magnate, stepping in as lead for Grace George in Divorcens after Frank Worthing fell ill with pneumonia. Worthing's condition is dire with recovery considered unlikely. Brady read lines from the play to perform through the love scenes.
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Deaths of the Day Passings Quietly Noted in City
Obituaries report the deaths of Miss Gertrude Rogan of Sharon after a tuberculosis illness at about 21 years old, and Mrs. Caroline Cluse of Butler aged 71 with extensive local survivors. William Triplett, longtime local steel worker born 1846 in North Carolina, dies after a long illness at 15 Bell avenue. funeral and Greenwood cemetery interment planned.
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Death of Miss Margaret Coyle of Sharon
Miss Margaret Coyle formerly of the city died Wednesday morning at 8 at the family home 102 Dock street Sharon after weeks of illness She leaves three sisters Martha Sadie and Mrs Jackson of Pulaski and a brother William of Columbus The burial will be in this city
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Hip Lung Held Without Bail In Chinatown Murder Charge
Hip Lung known as the king of Chinatown and a wealthy figure in the Chinese community is jailed without bail in Chicago on charges of instigating the murder of Chin Way at 319 Clark Street on October 16. Arrested in Portland on information from ex Mayor Dunne, Lung’s case involves a proposed $75,000 cash bond reportedly offered by wealthy Chinese but declined by authorities.
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Well Located First Ward Hotel With Roomers Opportunity
Quiet First ward property offers 17 rooms an office and dining room suited for a rooming house or boarding house. Established operation ready to resume with new figure. Monthly rent and warehouse space details include $55 per month for rooms and a 27 by 80 warehouse over two stories with separate $20 rent floors.
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New Home Sites and Acres for Sale in South Florida and Georgia
Property listings advertise five acres for 750 dollars near shops and mills in the South end, one acre lots at 325 dollars, 100 dollars buys a Lake Geneva Florida home site, and winter lots for quarter acre for snowbirds. Also offered are a 2800 dollar brick veneer home on a corner lot in Croton addition with a drilled well, 1000 dollar lot on North Cedar Street, and a Vine Street home with six rooms and concrete features, with about half cash required.
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Bank of France Cuts Interest Rate to 3 1/2 Percent
Paris report says the Bank of France lowered its refinancing rate from 4 percent to 3 1/2 percent this afternoon. The move aims to ease lending costs and stimulate the economy amid ongoing financial concerns.
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