Patrick found guilty of first degree murder
Patrick T. Kert was convicted of murder in the first degree in the Court of General Sessions for the killing of William Rice at 500 Madison Avenue on September 28, 1900. The trial lasted nine weeks with summaries by Robert M. Moore and James W. Osborne. The verdict came after a long, tense trial and a short postponement of sentence was granted awaiting appeal.
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Kert T. Patrick
Recorder Goff
Court of General Sessions
William Marsh Rice
Madison Ave
Patrick
Robert M. Moore
James W. Osborne
Gotis
Mattick
Wiliam My Rice
Mice Institute
Teras
T Siet
Patrick Patrick verdict shocks courtroom crowd
After nine weeks the jury found Albert T Patrick guilty of murder in the first degree in the case of Willom Rice. The verdict surprised many observers as deliberations stretched several hours with the defendant remaining poised. Patrick’s counsel planned a post verdict appeal while the court postponed sentence to next Monday.
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Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
Willom Marsh Rice
Madison Ave
Sceeeter SA
Lo Pom
Soan
Lang
Lane
Bite
Cinutes
Hoses
Moore
Turner
Osborne
Garvan
Meuse
Goff
Poiriek Emine
James Machel
dJurymen
Aptain
Mesine
Saeine
Usdss
Gurt
Texas
West Eighth
Francia
Xagk
Datrick
Terilis
Mrs. France
Gerke
Ema
Caieain
Fenaers
Recorder Goff's Charge in the Patrick murder case
Recorder Goff addressed the jury for about three hours detailing three core propositions: Jones murdered William M Rice with chloroform on September 23. Rice died from chloroform. Patrick urged Jones to use the chloroform. He warned jurors to weigh corroboration of Jones's testimony and cautioned against relying on self confessed accomplices. The charge ended at 12:55 PM after addressing defense requests and concluding with instructions on reasonable doubt and moral certainty. The page also notes the Overland Limited train schedule to California departing Chicago at 7 PM.
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Goff
Patrok
Charles F. Jones
Umm
William M. Rice
William M. Bee
Jones
Patrick
Mr. Rice
tWiere
Goffreau
Curry
Bim Het
Mr. Fier
Shur
Meser
Patrick Ai
Rt Hank
Mr Rice
Recorder
Pat
Rik
Heart
Terret
Egitim
California
Overland Limited
Chicago
Chi & North-Western
Union Pagife
Southern Paclo Kym
Rhodes Dead After Prolonged Illness in Capetown
Cape Town mourns as Rhodes dies after two major attacks of wrt illness. Dr Stevenson and officials including Jameson and the Public Works Commissioner attended. Government announces a public funeral with burial at Groote Schuur and later interment at Mateppe. wake held as city tolls and bands observed the Dead March.
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Cape Taws
Fat P.m
Tors Y P. m
Bikiedelde
de Jameson
de JW. Smartt
Elmhurst Rhodes
Port Elizabeth
Rhodes
Dr. Stevenson
Peuba
Matappe
Groote Seluug
Phealy
Groote Sehuur
Mateppe
Hits
Elena
Figs
Stevenson
Mr. Rhodes
Torkay
Capa
Tani
Mr Walton
Operators Persuaded to Attend Labor Conference at Mission Building
Reported at the Dutch Mission Building 281 Fourth Avenue a major labor conference aimed at pacifying coal mine tensions in the anthracite region. Senators, industry leaders, and Mine Workers Union officials discussed arbitration, wage issues, and the path toward a peaceful settlement, with J Pierpont Morgan and Oscar S Straus among attendees and hopes for a prompt conciliation.
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Copetuanion
Civic Prdepition Heli
Fourth-ave
Jilbuttte
Senator Manna
Minn
Oscar S Straus
Charters A. Moore
R. M. Cawley
Bishop Potter
Pranktin McVeagh
John Asneenen
James Duncan
J.kruttschnitt
Dare Fuk M. Marke
William F. Panter
Urutte
Archbishop Ire
Sschael Gempere
Frank Peargent
Mr. Mitchell
United Mine Workers
John Faby
Thomas Duffy
Thomax Nichols
Cay
Woth
Wijcurtind
Mitchell
Ehieny
Aamlai
Hanna
de Manis
Wbie
Hanne
Osean Straus
American Foderation of Labor
Straus
John Mitchell
Walted
Traube
Wall Street
Cpa
Antes
Civic Federation
Career of Mr Ritodes Ceci Rhodes Premier of Cape Colony
A fragmentary profile chronicles Ceci John Rhodes as South Africa’s former premier, detailing a rise from obscurity at a young age to power and wealth. It notes his English clerical father, lack of initial means, and the early life turning point as an Ford student.
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Ceci John Rhodes
Cape Colony
South Africa
Ist
J Pierpont Morgan Witness Formality at Northern Securities Hearing
J Pierpont Morgan testified as a witness before special examiner Richard Mabey in the Peter Power versus Northern Securities case. The Post Office Building hearing drew about eighty people, with cameras blocked and chairs crowded, as Morgan and counsel answered questions for over three hours, displaying candor and mental acuity.
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Pierpont Morgan
Richard A. Mabey
Peter Power
Northern Securities Company
Morgan
Post Office
United States
Mr. Stetson
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Mabey
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
W. P. Clough
The
Great Northern
Special Examiner
A. W. Bulkley
Mortimer H. Houtelle
Minneapolis
GA. Lamb
New York
Power
Charles Steale
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lamb
Moome
Morgan pressed on Northern Pacific ties and stock dealings
Testimony shows Mr. Morgan and J J Morgan & Co as New York bankers acting as fiscal agents for the Northern Pacific. The cross examination covered past reorganizations, large stock transactions valued at tens of millions, and the firm’s role in financing railroad securities for the client with emphasis on broad control and ongoing relations.
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Mr. Morgan
George Alefred Lam
IP. Morgan
J. J. Morgan & Co
Northwestern
Great Northern Railroad
Cajon
Chicago
Thechineton
Quincy
J. P. Morgan & Co
Staek
Hil
Northern Pacific
Hill
Hum
Mint
Lont Mount
Muth
Great Northern
New-York
President Likely to Name Riis Governor of Danish West Indies
Washington March 26 One of the first acts after ratification of the Danish West Indies treaty will be to appoint a governor for the islands. Jacob Riis of New York City is among suggested candidates, and the President is said to be favorably disposed toward him due to their past association in New York when Riis was a police reform writer and the President a police commissioner.
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Washington
Danish West Indies
Jacob Riis
New York City
Riis
Steel bill amended recalls Senate action in Trenton
The United States Steel Corporation plan to retire part of its 7 percent preferred stock and issue 3 percent bonds was recalled from the House and advanced to a third reading after amendments. The measure now requires two thirds consent of each class of stock at the meeting instead of two thirds of stockholders present and imposes safeguards to keep the action from one side. Easter trains to Atlantic City run from Liberty Street with limited schedules for passengers.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
House
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William Marsh
Ty Oro Ann Tran aNfer
Andy
Nix Witnensen
Sof Jones
Maret
Cores
Cru
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pach Resthers
Cech Rhodes
CIVIC
MR. Ritodes
South
Aprion
Northern Securities
Frank
Peter
Northern
WAY
Jacob Brits
NEW Jersey Senate
Atlantic City
Liberty St
March
Atlan City
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