The Raisinger Trial in New Jersey Murder Case
Bridgeton New Jersey January 11 The Raisinger trial for the murder of his wife proceeded with the defendant taking the stand admitting the shooting but denying motive. Doctors testified on mental condition while prosecutors sought to show insanity and the defendant’s bizarre account of depravity and attempted suicide drew shocked reactions. He described firing on his wife on the kitchen floor and later trying to shoot himself, with his brother Albert later testifying to corroborate his depravity. General Gomez declines presidential candidacy in Havana letter noting veteran payments policy.
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Milton R. Nobles
Philadelphia
Ellsmore
David Oliver
John Moore
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Gomez
Havana
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Roosevelt Presses Early Action on Tariff and Rail Rates
President Roosevelt favors swift tariff revision and aggressive rail freight rate legislation. He plans to convene Congress in extraordinary session once committees are ready, aiming to settle the tariff and press for concrete freight rate reforms, with a likely fall session if needed.
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Retiring pension commissioner called a poet and editor
A retiring pension commissioner is described as an editor, poet, wit and veteran. His collection Rhymes of Tranquil has gained wide attention. He recently wrote to President Roosevelt in a playful romp lampooning political duties and plumbago.
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Witte to Be Russia's Bismarck in Power Change
In St Petersburg on January 11 Associated Press reports Nicholas II has not yet accepted Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky's resignation from the Interior Ministry. Mirsky asked to be relieved over limited reforms. Witte is viewed as likely to become a dominant figure, with the emperor reluctant to concede while Witte remains the sole alternative.
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Impeachment Articles Drafted Against U S Judge Swayne
Washington Jan 7 select committee to draft impeachment articles against Federal Judge Swayne completed 32 items. Charges include misuse of bankrupt property, improper fines, and contempt of the federal court. Senatorial and representative signatories dissent from some articles.
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fee
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O'Neal
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Waine
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Galieit
California
Church Charges Stay as Board Defers Hearing
Reading Pennsylvania January 1 1901 seven members of a board of inquiry met to probe Bishop Sthelbert Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania diocese. Despite no quorum the panel adjourned to meet again with a view to settling the case to protect the church’s name. The charges remain in force and Bishop Tuttle has not agreed to withdraw them. The proceedings emphasize the charges now belong to the church to pursue.
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Protestant Episcopal church
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William H. Butler
Mauch Chante
Huntingdon
Bishop Tuttle
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