Affidavit Claims Bias Masks Fair Trial in Hyde Case
On the eve of arguments for a change of venue in Charles H. Hyde's bribery case, Max D. Steuer asserts a New York County juror vote record exists, making fair trials impossible. District Attorney Whitman disputes the claim, noting only special panels are recorded.
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New York County
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Charles H. Hyde
Tam
Jerome
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Lehman
Supreme Court
Israel Tilden, Jr
New York
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Reeves
Daniel Reeves
Tider
At- Cave
Hye
Wie
Samuel Untermyer
Met
Lyle Marshall
Watermyrr
Charles A. Tewne
Benjamin J
Aumbert Graber
David I. Podell
Alfred D. Lind
Goldfogle
Ira TL. Heinberger
DeLancey Nicoll
Edward W. Hoteh
Joseph 8. Auerbach
Thirty States Guarantee to Each Child a Childhood
Marvellous results in lightening the burdens that have crushed out many a young life have been attained in seven years of effort. Read about them in Next Sunday's Tribune.
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Tribune
Tariff War Opposition Moves Across Powers
London dispatch reports that powerful interests in Odessa urge avoiding a tariff war with the United States. Russian chambers and merchants protest Cetebrists attempting to pose as Liberal Douma to raise duties on American goods.
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Gan
Odessa
Standard
United States
Euilde
Ae Bret
Aunt Harriet January 110. Greenport's longest living squaw dies to almshouse
In Greenport Long Island the 110 year old Indian squaw Harriet January known as Aunt Marriot was found in exposure and taken to the almshouse. She was born on Montauks Island, lived in Greenport seventy five years, and her father Talkhouse was Montauk chief and preacher. She is partially dia but well enough to care for her household duties. The United States government grants a full pension while the county supports her.
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Harriet
Long Island
Jan
Harriet January
Webb Street
Upbank
United States
Montusk Island
Talkhouse
Montauks
Marriot
Grea
Eran
Rand
Great Labor War Feared in Lancashire Textile Labor Strife
The Morning Leader reports a serious escalation in non union labor opposition. The General Federation of Trade Unions federation discusses drastic national action and calls for a conference January 11 to propose measures beyond prior Manchester protests. Sir George Askwith reports stalled negotiations between employers and cotton mill operatives in Lancashire, with several conferences failing to yield results and the dispute adjourned to tomorrow.
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Gan
Lancashire
General Federation of Trade Unions
Tatecashire
Anne Heroifore
Manchester
England
George Askwith
Pertlenent
Catton Mill
George Arkwius
Registration Tea Signals Women Voters in California
A Sacramento event blends refreshment with civic action as California women prepare to register to vote. The memoir notes the first major registration drive by the newly enfranchised voters in Sacramento, marking a historic milestone for the state’s suffrage movement.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
Dana Wil
Baby Bliss Frozen to Death in Bloomington Home
Omar Bloomington known as the largest man in the world was found dead in his home with gas escaping from a stove. Neighbors hadn't seen him for days prompting a relief investigation. He was born near May 4 18065 and had a varied life including selling bicycle factory cases and touring with a rope act.
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Claby’ Bliss
Ti Fo
Lillie
Hires
Hoth
Elpcases
Cold Wave Nears Tonight With Frigid North Winds
Weather bulletin warns of a cold wave sweeping toward the Northeast and East Coast. A sharp plunge in temperatures is expected tonight with strong northwesterly winds and wind chills dipping below freezing across coastal regions from New York to nearby ports. Local advisories urge precaution for outdoor activities and heating readiness as conditions tighten.
Yuan Shih-kai Reopens Peace Negotiations amid Military Drama
Yuan Shih-kai sends a note to Wu Ting-fang seeking an armistice extension while reports claim crewed divisions in the New Chinese government. Shanghai dispatches describe three rebel columns converging toward Su Chow fu with about thirty thousand troops and heavy gun support. President Sun Yat-sen awaits a cabinet meeting as Yuan pushes for a people’s decision on China’s form of government amid mounting international concerns.
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Dan
Yuan Shih-kai
Wu Ting-fang
Daily Telegraph
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Japan
Peking
Su Chow-fu
Hwalan-fa
Lin Hwal-kwan
Ying Chow-fu
Pukow
Yang-tse
Nanking
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Chang
Kely
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Yat-sen
Sun
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Great Britain
Jran
Germany
Russia
Republic
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Yuan Shib-kat
Yuan Shiheka
Tang Shoeeyi
Dr. Wa
Threat to Sue Gilders Sons Over Estate Dispute
A legal notice alleges Rodney Kay Gilder and others owe rent and cause disturbance on the Hanser Clarke estate in New York. The case centers on alleged improper conduct and failure to address property issues, with plaintiffs seeking relief in court.
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Mims
Rodney Te Kay Gilder
Tinurge de Kay
Tohard Wate Gilder
Eotthe
Whitman Aid Arrested for Punch on Crosstown Conductor
Theron R. Strong a Deputy Assistant District Attorney was arrested after an alleged streetcar confrontation with conductor Herman Newfield outside the Savoy Hotel. Strong, paroled for tonight’s examination, says Newfield abused him with vulgar language and that he was justified in resisting and in the arrest.
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Lastaight
Herman Newfield
Newfield
Patrelman Kratz
Strong
East 51St Street
Gasen
Lowfield
Lost Teeth and Appendix
Baltimore January 4 A malpractice suit seeks 25000 dollars in Superior Court naming Union Protestant and Dr William A Fisher Jr Clarence Hothel claims his false teeth were swallowed during an appendectomy and that doctors did not check for them after anesthesia He alleges accidental swallowing led to prolonged pain and eventual removal of the teeth in question due to the operation and anesthesia processes
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Baltimore
Clarence Hothel
Union Protestant Tefirnary
Wiliam A. Fisher, Jr. Rothe
Wisendaite
Abdul's Records Revealed in Long Sultanate Chronicle
Lenton reports Abdul Thi discloses sealed Turkish empire records hidden since Gedepomal Suleiman’s 33 year reign. World attention follows a unique archival release detailing letters, signets, and death sentences stored in Constantinople.
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Gedepomal
Turkey
Tanish
Abdul Thi
Cheonteeset
Abdul Haanid
Skipper Bans Frivolity Aboard Kronprinzessin Incident
Captain Hogemann of the Kronprinzessin, angered by moving picture cinema on deck, faced a staged exit plot. Fifteen slo fingers gathered on Hoboken pier as four women without tickets stayed aboard. Tug Dalzelline sent to remove them, forcing decorous boarding with a lowered gangway.
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Kronprinzens
Cecilie
Lloyd Fleet
Kronprinzessin
Hoboken
Panama Canal Not Feared by British Trade Leaders
London Jan 3 British opinion on Panama Canal opening shows no fear of preferential American rates harming British trade. H W Dillon plans broad view of canal impact noting no injury to British interests and potential gains for Pacific trade. Alfred Waldron Smithers, Grand Trunk Railway chair, believes English shipowners can compete globally despite any American preference.
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Panama Canal
Watkrway
H.W. Dillon
Pacific
Alfred Waldron Smithers
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Fire Destroys Property In Louisville District
A large fire swept a Louisville district causing extensive damage to multiple properties including Levi Company Med Mitee Swarts Company complex. The Courter Journal reports the building was heavily damaged and the blaze disrupted nearby blocks while fire crews worked through the night to contain the flames and assess losses.
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Ate Levi Company
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Swarts Company
Courter-Journal
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Teanscrow
Governor to Name Officials This Month in Albany
Albany January results show Governor to name appointments before month end including Public Service Commissioners successor to Dr A H L Doty Health Officer of the Port of New York and Commissioner of Agriculture and State Superintendent of Taxation Great Gear Spring Water advertised with case details in Bloppered Luties.
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Oix Tosmmy Sara
Suveemtor
A. HL. Doty
Hiealtth Omer
Port of New Yorks
Agrculture
Tasurang
Col Theodore Roosevelt Not a Candidate for President
Lawrence F. Abbott of Outlook Company states Roosevelt is not a candidate for the presidency. He says Roosevelt does not desire to run and will not actively participate in future contests, maintaining cordial ties with Taft and avoiding any pledge to support a ticket.
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Lawrence F. Abbott
Outlook Company
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Roose
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