Doctor Brayfield Denies Poisoning in Murder Indictment
Dr B F Brayfield of Mulkeytown Illinois pleads not guilty to murder by poison of Reuben F Parrish station agent at Mulkeytown. He claims gossip about Mrs Parrish is spite work and says Parrish died naturally. Widow Parrish arrives from Sparta to seek justice as grand jury hints at more indictments and possible accomplices.
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Associated Press
Benton
B. P. Brayfield
Reuben F. Parrish
Tuinnels Central Railway
Mulkertown
Brayfield
Parrish
A. G. Orr
Orr
Baruch
T. M. Aderhold
Ziegier
Midkeytown
Franklin County
G. F. Brayfield
Mulkeytown
Ilinois
Grand Jury
Reuben F. Parrigh
Lilingis Central
Bray- Mele
Hraxfield
Wilow
Acton
Tong White
Bravdela
de. Brayfield
Strychnine
McGill
Clinton
Bank of France to float Russian loan in January
The Bank of France is offered no inducements but benefits from favorable exchange rates to plan a Russian loan of about 1.3 to 1.5 billion francs mid January. This loan effort aligns with France's large gold reserves piling up at the central bank.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dec
New York
Lazard Freres
Bank of France
France
Manila Strike Hits Coastwise Steamers Over Pay Demands
The Coastwise Seamen's Union called a strike on December 3, grounding large steamers as crews quit. They demand a 106 percent pay increase for all overtime work, halting operations until a settlement is reached.
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Associated Presa
Manilla
Coastwise Seamen's Union
Bondey
La Follette Launched Newspaper Subscriptions Drive
Canvassing began in Milwaukee for a weekly paper to be published by Senator Robert M. La Follette. Arthur B. Grindell arrived to represent La Follette. Contributors include Lincoln Steffens, William Allen White, Cummins, John R. Commons. The paper’s name remains to be chosen with a women’s department led by Mrs. La Follette and Miss Hunt. Emily Bishop also slated as contributor.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Mf
la Follette
Miukee
Arthur B. Grindell
Afadisen
Mr. la Follette
Lincoln J. Steffens
William Allen White
Cummins
Town
John R. Commons
School of Economics
University of Wisconsin
Abbie Rice Testifies in Davis Rustin Murder Trial
In Omaha, Dec 2, Mrs Abbie Rice, state key witness, testified about her relationship with Dr Austin and his finances. The packed courtroom heard details of her early life and his medical bills while defense sought to limit testimony on Dr Rustin's affair and plans.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Y. Rustin
Abbie Rice
Austin
Sears
English
Hite
Don Moon
Moon
Ax Bulance
Drtin
Fred J. Stack
Francis E. Stalyard
Abbie
Dr. Austin
Fudge Searse
tariff hearings seek wool and rabbit skin tariff changes
Representatives of the wool pulling industry attended the tariff hearing in Washington to press a four cent increase in wool fleece and skin duties. Advocates argued the Dingley law harms production while some proposed reductions on wool and related manufactured goods to boost domestic industry.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Henry G. Reinecke
Philadelphia
Crumpacker
Indiana
Andrew J. Solis
Boston
Turkish General Samall Mahit Pasha Killed in Istanbul
Constantinople December 2 Gen Samall Mahit Pasha once aide de camp to the sultan and investigator of the army revolution last May, reputed spy of the old regime, was killed in an ambush. He was a senior army officer and five others were wounded.
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Associated Frees
Constantinople
Samall Mahit Pasha
Okd
Burton for Cabinet?: belief in Washington port solution
The article argues Burton may join the Cabinet rather than the Senate, asserting his acceptance that the port issue would ease the senatorial situation. It notes a general belief in Washington about his preference for a Senate seat over a cabinet post.
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Washington
Senate
Revolution in Hayti Fails as Rebels Take Port au Prince
Washington reports say Hayti’s revolution succeeds with rebels seizing Port au Prince as unrest expands. The narrative notes Theodore Burton of Ohio as the top choice for secretary of the treasury, though he prefers a senate seat and delays response until Ohio’s political future clears.
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Hayti
Port Au Prince
Taft Keeps Cabinet Plans Close to the Vest
President elect Taft refused to discuss cabinet make up or confirm reports that Theodore Burton of Ohio was offered either the treasury or state department. He noted Burton may seek the senate seat, complicating any definite statement on his own administration. Arthur I. Vorys expects C. P. Taft to win the Ohio senate seat.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Burton
the Treasury
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Taft
Treasury
State Department
Submarine Building Moves Forward Amid Navy Talks
Fragmentary text indicates maritime officials discuss accelerated submarine construction and related naval planning. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the topic centers on Admiralty actions and timing of project start.
Submarine Project Advances With Budget Boost
Three year experiments yield results for a submarine program. A 3,400,000 budget item plus 370,000 for 191 are planned. Orders placed at Dantalg for six submarines to be completed at Boon as soon as possible.
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Menia
Dile
Dantalg
Boon
Federal Council delegates push forward on church unity
About 450 delegates from 30 denominations meet in Philadelphia with the slogan Church Unity. The group, including more than twenty bishops, will elect officers and discuss the council’s relation to international cooperation and foreign missions.
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Preas
Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Laet Nleht
Academy of Muse
Amerses
Ble
Iniludine Mora
Federal Council
Christendom
Divorcee Fatally Shoots Self in Brooklyn Hotel
Mrs. Lillian H Falconer Doty, recently divorced from M M Doty of New York, shot herself before a mirror in the Clarendon hotel rook yesterday. She had secured a Sioux Falls divorce on November 23 and left for the East about a week ago. The couple, married in 1892, have a five year old son whose custody was awarded to the mother. Alexander Falconer, her father, was notified of the death. the body was taken to the hometown and turned over to relatives. Doty, a broker with offices at 52 Broadway, is seen as well to do with a country estate at Belle Island Long Island Avenue.
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Associated Press
New York
Clarendon
Rook
Lyn
Lillian H. Falconer Doty
Avorce
Sioux Falla
3. D
Broadway
Doty
Naig
Reserve Fund Securities Company
Motioe
Alexander
Falconer
Baltimore
Little Church
Doty Himerit
Belle Island
Longland Avenue
Sioux Falls
D. Dee
Mra
H. Falconer Doty
Brooklyn
M. M Doty
Story Gets Five Years In Wisconsin Bank Case
Edwin C. Story former Citizens State Bank cashier at Bellaville Wis pleaded guilty to falsifying the bank's statement and was sentenced by Judge Donovan to five years in state prison at Waupun He made bad loans totaling about 29000 and hid the defalcation for two years with fake bank attorneys and mortgages.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wic
Edwin C. Story
Citizens’ State Bank
Bellaville
Wis
M. C. Bergh
Hin’ Bank
Donovan
Latate
Waupu
Story
Hoe
Dynamiting Crisis As Pine Bluff River Threatens City
Unknown assailants used dynamite last night to divert the Arkansas river away from Pine Bluffs banks endangering the court house hotel and other property. Officials halted further blasting as the river shifted and began receding by morning while authorities warned against more attacks amid lingering danger to the town.
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Asaocietad Prean
Pine ‘Luff
Ark
Arkansas River
Phil Butt
Goyd
Tess
Banka
Court Hostie Annex
Venter Jefferson
Parkin
United States
Lillie Teck
Philpott
May Recover Treasures From Gardner Art
The court will hear a move to return art seized by the government to Mrs. Emily Crane Chadbourne and Mrs. Jack Gardner. Government duties totaling 70 000 have been paid, with the remaining claim covering appraised goods valued around 82 500. Items included Madonna and Child painting, a fresco on oil, two iron torch holders, a marble bust, and five tapestries.
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Associated Dregs
Chicago
Jack Gardner
United States
Emily Crane Chadbourne
Landis
United Syates District
Chadbourne
Four Deaths From Cholera Reported in Saint Petersburg
Four people died and twenty six new cholera cases were reported in Saint Petersburg during the twenty four hours ending at noon, with authorities warning of continuing outbreak and urging cleanliness and quarantine measures.
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Associated Prena
Peteraburg
Three Men Found Dead in Abandoned Shed
Three men were found suffocated in an abandoned shed under the Central Bridge in this city. They died from inhaling coal fumes, authorities reported today.
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Brest Y Cinchinath
Dee 3
Quiet in Port au Prince After Disturbances
Reports from Port au Prince say order was restored by morning as some rioters were arrested. A public appeal was issued to calm the population to avert foreign intervention. A full account of disturbances and events is promised on page twelve.
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Associated Press
Port Au V
Tmaytl
Port Au Limeo
International Harvester gains control of Missouri plants
Hearing in Missouri ouster suit reveals International Harvester Company of America obtained control of several subsidiary plants. Witnesses Jones and Gleason testified the consolidation aimed to improve business, not destroy competition, noting past dividend payouts and price increases tied to labor costs.
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Associated Press
Fefferson City
International Macrvester Company of America
Tte
Missouri
Theodore J. Tae
William IY. Jones
Foster, Cal
J. Gleaner
Chicago
Littleton N. 1
International Harvester Company of
New Jersey
Afr. Jones
New York
Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Jude Gary
George W. Perking
P. Morgan & Co
Mang
Suly Wi
Mr. Jones
Lane
Jones
Flores
Consolidated Companion
Tilernational Harvester Company
Hoe
Jone
Milwaukee Harvester Company
Wisconsin
International Harvester
Crusis era of Pacific squadron leaves Magdalena Bay for South American ports
A dispatch from Magdalena Bay reports the cruiser era of the Pacific squadron departed tonight for South American ports. In San Diego the First Congregational Church Men's Club holds an evening meeting in church parlors with supper at 6:18 followed by an address by City Xg Cowling on "a Campalen."
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
South American
First Congregational Church
Campalen
Archbold Defense Probes Standard Oil Texas Loan Details
In New York an Associated Press report covers John Archbold testifying in the government suit against Standard Oil. He describes a $7.5 million loan to T. W. Warnsillate of Pittsburgh, asserts Texas Oil Co was not owned by Standard, and discusses refinery costs and tariffs. Archbold notes early refineries not built by Standard and outlines cross-border trade factors.
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Tr Refinerich
Texas
Associated Press
New York
Standard Ou
John Archbold
Wis
Standard OW Company
California
T. W. Wurnsilate
Pittshure
Archbold
Rosenthith
Standard
Heartnes
Archhold
Texas OF Company
Tess Conmimany
Archbokls
Relogg
Seta
Killage
Kellogg
Devee
Devee Company
Jarupes
Archebold Maki
Russia
Palant
Roumania
Trussia
Tr Franca
Welloge
Rohbold
Atehbold
Rarsatan Palley
Res Publican
Milburn
Welling
Arche
Faropean Petroleum
Imlan
Toa Aumn
Ife
Rivsen
Artihode Spike
Mero Keloes
Archibatski
Inters
Ate Commerce Commission
Wigh Ile
Avchbold
Hopeburn
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Odvier
Mire Archbold. Rees
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Mulkey Town
Ill
FOI
Dewand
LA Follette’s
Rustin
Sultan
The
Volyationists
UNCE
Simon
Cabinet
Tiat UE
Secretary OF Treasury
Jerem
Cora
Fabsee
Petif TR
Prince
Theodore
Burton Suitaan
Admiralty
Riis
Raperimeatiog
Bento Sereois
Church Unity
Etadin
Lillian B. Doty
Wisconsin Bank
Hin
Witewer
Asi Dynamev
Hind
Jack” Gardner
St. Lown
Ord
Lautern
Witnean
Intere
Magal Harvester
Bush
Standard Oil Company
Barnsdale
Khyawews
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