Ethics of the Law Is a Prosecution Record Says Darrin
Queens District Attorney Ira G. Darrin defends his conduct in the Hains murder case, insisting witnesses were fully examined and the defense would still lack credibility. He notes he may lose practice but vows to stand by courtroom ethics and truth, while Major John P. Hains suffers a congestive chill.
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Queens County
Thornton Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
the Times
The
Bar Association
West Forty-fourth Street
Darrin
People of
Queens
Jesperson
Douglas Manor
Hains
Mr. Shay
Hearst
TIMES
John P. Hains
Peter C. Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Peter Hains
Queensounty
Gen. Hains
Hainses
Sheriff Harvey
Weather Bureau forecast for cotton and grain states
The forecasted outlook from the Weather Bureau covers Saturday and Sunday for several states. North Carolina and South Carolina expect fair weather with cold spells. Georgia and Illinois anticipate fair and warmer conditions. Mississippi and Louisiana fair with warmth and some cold spells. Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin show varied skies with some snow flurries and colder nights.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tilaboma
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Sailorless Boston Schooner Sinks Near Nantucket Shoals
The Boston schooner Harry Messer with three thousand tons of soft coal drifted across Nantucket Shoals and settled on Handkerchief Shoal three miles offshore. After taking on water and abandoning ship, crew and Monomoy life-saving crews boarded to attempt refloating but abandoned the effort as the vessel threatened to sink.
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Chatham
Mass
Boston
Harry Messer
Nantucket Shoals
Handkerchief Shoal
Messer
Baltimore
Dennis
Cape Shore
Pierce
Pollock Rip
Monomoy Point
Freight liners reach Boston after savage Atlantic gale
The Lancastrian from Liverpool and the Hellenes from South America arrived in Boston after severe storms. The Lancastrian reports a big sea swept her bow and damaged hatch and ventilators. The Hellenes' wheel chain broke off Nantucket lightship, flooding engine rooms, yet the ship steadied and repairs followed. A carrier pigeon from Antwerp was found on deck, its leg band read 7,977 with a 70 mark.
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Boston
Liverpool
South America
Anderson
Hellenes
Nantucket Shoals
Antwerp
Belgium
Brazil
May abolish committees in New York Assembly
Albany Dec 25 talks center on forming a new Assembly Committee on Public Service Corporations and dissolving the Railroads and Gas Electricity and Water Committees. Leader Merritt backs the move with Railroads Chair open after Wainwright's Senate elevation. Potential chair candidates include Waddell Hamm Yale and Hamm with others under review.
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New York Times
Albany
Assembly
Majorit
Edward A. Merritt
Wainwright
Senate
Assemblyman
Waddell
Warren
Monroe
Surpress
Weber
Kings
Yale
Putnam
Hamm
Wayne
Pennsylvania Moves to Enforce Dormant Eye Health Law
State Health Commissioner Dixon seeks to enforce a 1895 law to reduce infant ophthalmia neonatorum blindness. The rule requires nurses or caregivers to report eye inflammation within six hours and for health officers to notify parents if immediate treatment is not provided.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Dixon
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania School For the Blind
Strange Disease in Mexico Sweeps Hermosillo
Reports from Hermosillo Sonora describe a mysterious illness killing many residents rapidly. Physicians cannot diagnose it and deaths occur within a day or two, prompting fear and mass departures from the area.
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EL Paso
Texas
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Taft intimidation accusations roil Ohio Senate fight
Columbus reports claims that Taft backers pressurize lawmakers to back Charles P. Taft for the Senate. Representative A. B. Canfield and Carl Braun allege threats and loss of business if they oppose Taft, while Burton supporters push a new plan to award the nomination to the first legislator with 46 votes.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Senate
A. B. Canfield
Fulton County
Taft
Theodore E. Burton
Carl Braun
Malcolm Karshner
State Committee
Braun
Karshner
Burton
Assembly
Taft People
Cleveland
James E. Campbell
Historians Gather for 24th American Historical Association Meet
Eminent scholars from across the nation convene in Washington and Richmond for three days of sessions. A joint meeting with the American Political Science Association features James Bryce delivering the opening address at the New Willard Hotel.
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Washington
American Historical Association
Richmond
American Political Science Association
New Willard Hotel
James Bryce
Bryce
William Nelson
New Jersey Historical Society
James Ford Rhodes
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
New Willard
Jefferson Hotel
Georgeb
The
Historical Association
Cholera Spike Reported in St Petersburg
St Petersburg records a cold wave day with thirty one new cholera cases and thirteen deaths. Two hundred twenty five patients with cholera are hospitalized across the city.
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St. Petersburg
Rail lines settle terminal charges for New York area
New York, New Haven & Hartford and New York Central officials agree on terminal charges in New York City. Pro rata payments for Woodlawn to Fifty-seventh Street trackage, readjustable, with about 7 cents per passenger. Grand Central rental tied to New Haven cars entering the terminal.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
New York City
Woodlawn
Fifty-seventh Street
New Haven Corporation
Grand Central Station
New Haven Company
New York Central
Grand Central Terminal
Bandit Henry Starr Offers Surrender to Oklahoma
Gov Haskell in Guthrie reports Starr the bandit is ready to surrender and stand trial in Oklahoma if guaranteed immunity from extradition to other states. Starr faces charges in several states, but the governor says no such arrangement will be made.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Haskell
Henry Starr
Starr
Towne Overdraft Suit Aims Four Thousand Plus
Jerome Dudley Gedney counsel for the People's Bank of East Orange said a suit was brought against Edward B Towne Jr accountant for the Matheson Company for overdrafts on an account. He claimed the bank seeks four thousand dollars or more and may pursue Towne if possible.
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Jerome Dudley Gedney
People’s Bank of East Orange
Edward B. Towne, Jr
Matheson Company
Gedney
Towne
Mr. Gedney
Princeton Engineer Marries Trenton Woman Without Warning
Miss Marion E. Schlingermann of Trenton wed Ogden Dutcher, a New York civil engineer, on Nov 11 at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. The couple married without the bride’s stepfather James Comfort or her mother’s knowledge and later sought forgiveness.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Marion E. Schlingermann
Ogden Dutcher
New York
James E. Comfort
Enoch Dutcher
West Eighty-second Street
Five Men Shot in Hopkinsville Whisky Fight
Five negroes were seriously wounded in a county rifle clash in southern Hopkinsville Kentucky. Charles Sanders allegedly tried to steal a jug of whisky and was shot as the incident sparked a large general fight with nearly a hundred shots exchanged.
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Hopkinsville
Charles Sanders
Miss Violet Mac Millan Recovers After Detroit Op
Miss Violet Mac Millan, leading woman of The Time Place and the Girl, had surgery at Harper Hospital during her Detroit engagement and has recovered to return to her New York home.
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New York Times
Detroit
Violet MacMillan
Harper Hospital
New York
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