Durrant Alive After Fresh reprieve Ends Hanging Plot
San Francisco November 12 William Henry Theodore Durrant was not hanged as the California supreme court granted a further respite at the eleventh hour. The condemned man said he was innocent and trusted God to reveal the truth, while his mother expressed faith and relief.
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San Francisco
William Henry Theodore Durrant
San Quentin
Supreme Court
Durrant
Supreme Court of the
United States
Sao Quentin
Reading
Hetle
Hale
Beatty
Edgar
Edgars
Mre Durrant
Sisters of Charity
Snutelde
Philadelphia
Green's Hotel
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
William Rosseau
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Endorsed for Croup and Cough
A reader letter to Save The Children praises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for treating throat and chest ailments in children. The writer claims rapid relief from coughs, croup, and related symptoms and urges keeping the remedy on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trea
Esid
Croup
Couch Syrep
Ulmer
Dsaker
Blendan
Greece Torpedo Scandal Sparks Court Martial Demands
Athens dispatch reports the torpedo scandal as a capital sensation. Captain Ras tapoula now on court martial seeks Prince George of Greece to testify, but the court refuses. Greek papers including Hestia demand Prince George be tried by court martial amid royal family attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Prince Georges
Tukey
Prince George
Greece
Rastapoula
Brutal Ohio Whitecaps Attack Two Girls
Reports from Oskwood Ohio recount a brutal incident when eight to ten men wearing whitecaps dragged Edithand Roberts 17 and Mary Roberts 13 from their beds in the night. They whipped them with cat o nine tails and tarred and feathered them before leaving them unconscious. A bloodhound hunt failed amid rain and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holgate
Oskwood
Edithand Mary Roberts
May
Sherman Laurier Confer Under Way in Washington Talks
Secretary Sherman and Sir Wilfrid Laurier began a formal series of talks to ease friction between the United States and Canada. They aimed at a treaty or other means to address cross border business rights and tariff issues, with no immediate settlement expected. An imperial disapproval report was denied by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
United States
Dominion of Canada
Air. Sherman
Sir Wiltrid
Senate
Wilfrid
London
Chamberlain
Salisbury
Lord Aberdeen
Great Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Laurier Party
Ottawa
New Jury for Thorn Delays Martin Thorn Murder Trial
The Martin Thorn murder trial at Long Island City halted due to juror Magnus Larsen falling ill with appendicitis. A new trial was ordered. Larsen underwent surgery and is expected to recover in two weeks. Prosecution evidence must be replayed and Mrs. Nack will testify again.
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New York
Navy
Martin Thorn
Wiliam Guidensuppe
Long Island City
Magnus Larsen
Furor Larsen
Larsen
Prosperous Grangers Lead National Grange Session
The National Grange reviewed state reports with growth in Ohio, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Oregon and Rhode Island. Delegates toured Gettysburg battlefield. Ceres ritual bestowed under Dr George A Bowen. Harvests good. education and expansion cited across states.
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Warrisburg
National Gold State
Opera House
Dementer
George A. Bowen
Connecticut
National Grange
State Grange
Gettysburg
Ohio
Colorado
Massachusetts
Hampshire
Oregon
Rhode Island
Foes of Society spark call for civic duty reforms
Governor Pingree criticizes business leaders for tolerating city misgovernment. He urges citizens to participate in primaries and nominations, denouncing masked respectability and Sunday-faced corrupters as the most dangerous elements in society.
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Pineree
Saya Ther
Prosper Guaor
New York
Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
Nineteenth Century Club
Sherry’s
Pingree
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Nuggets of News From Around the World
The itemized notes report varied world happenings including a 35 size dispute with Guatemala’s president foes, Tweedy in Santo Domingo facing fraud charges, disappearance of Edgar W. Woods of St. Louis, a Chinese mob attack in Hunan, Willard’s donation toward a temple fund, a missing boy case in New Jersey, and relief efforts for Jennie Kinsella in Norwich. The brief also mentions a New York church and other unsettled events.
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Guatemala
Tweedy
Santo Domingo
Edgar W. Woods
St. Louis
Hunan
China
Frances E. Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Richard Llison
New Jersey Woods
Jennie Kinsella
Norwalk
Conn
Vitrol
Owen Murphy
Germans Move to Enforce Redress Over Hayti Arrest
The German warship Gerlon is ordered to Port au Prince to press for indemnity after the arrest and imprisonment of German subject Lueders. Lueders was released amid threats, with Berlin accusing Hayti’s government of intransigence. A diplomatic rupture followed before Lueders left for New York and Europe.
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Berlin
Gerlon
Oders
Port Au Prince
Hayul
Lueders
Count Schwerin
Germany
Foreign Office
Haytien
Hayti
Sam
Leeders
Augustin Simon Sam
Haylen
United States
Hagil
Legation
New York
Europe
PRINCETON CONTROVERSY AND LOCAL LABOR TRENDS
In Princeton an eminent professor resigns from the Presbyterian church after censure for signing a petition regarding sale of intoxicants. A separate report from Streator notes miners favor arbitration in the strike dispute, proposing a three member panel. Silver Creek reports a bank burglary where $1,000 cash and $400 in jewelry were looted, with an attempted second robbery thwarted.
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Min
Ratchford
State Board of Arbitration
Bank Gurghars
Silver Creek
Helnes
Tar Eg Ie
Reeders Conspiracy Case Faces Postponement and Withdrawal
Easton Pa November 12 The Reeders conspiracy case involving ex Secretary Frank Reeder and Bethlehem lawmakers Weiss and Luckenbach was set for the grand jury but postponed due to the absence of W A Winsboro. Prosecution counsel included William Shipman and Gen Doster. Shipman then withdrew prompting adjournment until today.
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Shipman
Easton
Siuste
Frank Reeder
Weiss
Maurice Luckenbach
Bethlehem
John Wanamaker
W. A. Winsboro
Saperl
William Co. Shinman
Kist
Soles Penrose
Fred van Valkenburg
Q. I. Myers
Charles S. Bergmer
George W. Merrick
Tioga County
Harry Mackey
Philadelphia
W. JE. Doster
Commonwealth
James C. Fox
Reeder
W. S.S. Kirkpatrick
BR. ¢. Stewart
BE. J. Fox
General Coster
Grand Jury
Scott
Bir. Winsboro
From Altar To Grave Wedding Tragedy In Russia
A wedding party returning from the church was struck on a level crossing by an express train near Byelostok in Russian Poland. Twenty people were killed, with many others severely injured as the eight-horse wagon was hit as the locomotive arrived. No one in the party survived.
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St. Petersburg
Byelostok
Russian
Poland
AIF
Color Line Admission Fight Splits Cape May
Eva James an 11 year old colored student faced denial of high school entry by Principal E F Lewis over color. State superintendent asked to settle the color question as the case draws attention to education equality issues.
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Cape Mar
Cape May
State Superintendent of Schools
Eva James
E. F. Lewis
Produce Markets Reflect Dealings in Philadelphia and Baltimore
The Philadelphia market shows mixed activity with flour, wheat and corn prices listed for spot and futures, butter and eggs steady, and beef and pork prices noted. Baltimore reports dull flour, steady oats and rye, steady southern wheat, and a live stock section with price ranges for steers, hogs, and lambs.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Wales
Western Creamery
Elgins
New York Dairy
Dawe
New York and Western
Japan
Long Island
Jersey
Co. Stern
Sue
New York
Guo
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Porras
Boston
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Senest
J. Knabe
Ames D. Mason
Wesley Guest
Dyerectore
Kensst J. Enabe, Jr
Win
Enabe & Co
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Mclaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat's Bank
Edward Eaine
Pub. Garman
D.axess
Mason
James D
Cracker Mf
WM. P. Harvey
Prichard
Baker Johnson
Soleagen
Fredssice
North Market Street
Frederick, Ma
M.B.O.D
W.S. Miller & CO
Draggist
Ker
Ernest Helfensteir
West Patrick Street
Aker Johnsgor
Tort
Frederica
Grover “Pela Hemedy
Bros, jsTs
Kiox
Niewapa
State Supreme Court
God
Bombay
Poona Shol
Apur
Surat
Kotri
Karachi
Sinde
Jand-Kawal
Julundun
Hardwar
Jockholm
Hing Oscar
Nethorst
Wilkesbarre
Ig Freeman
Save
The
Brutal Ohio Whitecaps
Denby
Charles Page Bryan
Illnois
Bryan
Elmhurst
Hopkins
Mattoon
Ills
Meadow Lawn
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilfrid Launer
Sir Fser
Marine of Canada
McHinley
Marine Band
Fensas City
J. J. Darragh
Independence
Kansas City
Hara Luek
Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa Agricultural College
James Wilson
Mckinley
Sherman and Laurier
Cenfer
Laurier
Mireton
THORN
Robert Lincoln
Jessie Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
Warren Beckwith
Mt Pieciam
Milwaukee
Beckwith
Miss Lincoln
Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Wica- Tagae
Joseph Ladue
Lake Shore Railroad
Leduc
Iownsville
Tex
Bernardo Salizar
Salizar
Jai
Spain
Saragossa
Valencia
Malaga
Pullman
Pullman Palace Car Company
H. E. Hulburt
Marshall Field
Cairo
Suakin
Red Sea
Berber
Nile
Creling
Brockton
Mass
F. E. German
Mer Prother
Middlesboro
Hyden
John Sebre
Henry Davis
Sebre
Mollie Davis
Henry
Simon Sam
Herr Lenders
Princeton
Shie’das
Prinvceton
Nim
W. Sruecid
Ery
Princeton Inn
Bas
Shields
Sitmeken
Georgetown
Criminal Court of Appeals of Texas
Montreal
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Pacific Express
Congress
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