Hains Case Delayed Jury Selection in Flushing Trial
In Flushing New York December 15 jurors for Thornton J Hains faced extended questioning as the state builds a case against him for accessory in the Bayside Yacht Club shooting. The widow of the slain man and other key figures are to testify while defense seeks to argue actions were in defense of the brother guardian.
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Associated Press
Flushing
Hugh McCullougsh
Halas
Lewis New
Peter C. Hains
Thornton J. Hains
Peter A. Hains Jr
William E. Annis
Bayside
Crané
John FP. McIntyre
Halas Counsel
McIntyre
Hains
Annis
Talesmen
Thornton Hains
Long Island
Darrin
William Hecker
Life sentence for slayer of Dr. Pitts in Razelhurst
Dr. Thomas Birsong pleaded guilty to the murder of Dr. A. B. Pitts, a Razelhurst physician, and receiving a life sentence in the penitentiary under a plea agreement reached by counsel.
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Mus
Thomas Birsong
A. B. Pitts
Razelhurst
Body of Police Chief Found After Drowning
The body of Chief Bisay, who drowned after falling from patrol boat Patrel, was recovered from San Francisco Bay and is being brought to the city. The piece notes the sorrow of a life that touched few and missed much.
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Patice
San Francisco
Associated Press
Cat
Polles Bisay
Badger Post Offices Raised To the Presidential Class
Special to The Northwestern reports Wisconsin post offices slated for presidential class status. Belleville Cameron National Home North Freedom address salaties. Salaries listed at $1000 for each post, with other offices such as Hancock Independen, Layal Prescott Soldiers Grove and Union Grove noted. CL Stevens.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Belleview
Cameron
National Howe
North Freedom
Salaties
Frederick, Hancock
Indepen Gencr
Layal
Prescott
Soldiers
Juror Genal Conversation in Oborn Case Sparks New Trial Motion
Defense contends juror Genal spoke from an open hotel window during the Oborn murder trial prompting a motion for a new trial. Judge Burnell delayed ruling until all affidavits and objections are resolved as arguments continue.
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Christian Genal
Oborn
New Hevere
D. H. Grady
Burnell
Jury debate over errors and juror letters in Marinette trial
The defense listed potential errors and filed later, citing the court's December 7 denial of a motion for a new trial on insanity. Affidavits from deputies allege juror letters were delivered and read in court, with one letter read and part retained. Judge Burnell issued a formal statement about the incident as the judge delayed ruling on the motion.
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Grady
Marinette
Burnell
Jude
Death of Countess Ciho Shocks Racine Society
Milwaukee dispatch reports Countess Katherine Fren sanella Ciho, formerly Katherine Dowd of Racine, died in Italy. She was a prominent Beile city society figure, widow of lumberman Reuben Dowd, and connected by marriage to local families, with the estate valued around 000. Ferdinand Mell, hotel proprietor and noted chef, died in Travenworth today.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Racine Save
F. M. Knapp
Foleno
Italy
Katherine Frensanella Ciho
Katherine Doud
Reuben Doud
Ciho
Katherine Reloads
Beile
Wisconsin
Tromple & Doud
Hacine
Cibo
Acine
Maria McClurg
Ferdinand
Assocatel Press
Travenworth
Kan
Ferdinand Mell
Aronsy
Disease and Suggestion in Mindset Influence
The extent of mind attitude effects remains only partly known even to physicians. A practical joke on an associate caused a healthy man to feel unwell, prompting a home visit from his family doctor. The physician’s reassuring talk, treating the illness as temporary, aided recovery and reinforced faith in medicine.
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Nak Smith
Sisith
Nail
Frederick Peterson
M D
Collier's
A Critical Stage of the Panama Canal Work
Washington reports fresh fuel to the Panama fires as Philippe Bunau Varilla, once Panama canal chief engineer, warns disaster if the dam is not changed. He predicts higher costs with no safe results and his Paris cable interview stirs a clash between Congress and the president.
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Washington
Panama
Philippe Bunau-Varilla
Panama Canal
Paris
Congress
Dutch Take Venezuelan Coast Guard Vessel In Harbor Action
Dutch battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk towed the captured 23 de Mayo into Willemstad harbor. Venezuelan crew were sent ashore. the prize formerly the Alliance, linked to American consul Mr. Smith. Gelderland sails after Margarita torpedo vessel. Jacob Van Heemskerk resumes patrol. President Castro in Berlin. German officials discuss indemnity and hotel life rumors.
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Iry Associated Press
Willemstad
Jacob van Heemekerk
Netherlands
Cumana
Gulf of Curacao
Jacob van
Jacob van Heemskerk
Love At First Sight Wedding In Shawano
August Petke of Suring and Miss Mary Norton of Wescott secured a special license and were married in Shawano yesterday The couple first met that morning at ten and were wed at two in the afternoon in a simple ceremony.
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Shawano
Wis
Petke
Suring
Mary Norton
Wescott
National Window Glass Workers Seek 25 Percent Wage Increase
Cleveland December 15. The National Window Glass workers will demand a general wage increase of nearly twenty five percent to take effect December 19. The move follows rising living costs and is backed by the union representing glass workers in Cleveland.
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Enty
Asanciated Preas
Cleveland, O
Glaga
King Edward Leaves London for Brighton
London dispatch reports King Edward departed for Brighton signaling he has practically recovered from his recent illness. The trip underscores the royal concern for public appearances as sparing details emerge about his condition.
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Associated Press
London
Edward
Brighton
Strained Ties Between Argentina and Brazil Over Naval Buildup
Relations between Argentina and Brazil remain strained amid mutual jealousy over naval force increases. An intercepted official telegram reportedly published by an ex-cabinet minister in Argentina fueled ill will, with no signs of easing.
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Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
Dev
Argentina
Adda
Spilling Armenian Blood in Persian Turmoil
Dispatch from Urmia reports a Turkish detachment sent to protect inhabitants during Persian irregulars excesses. Satar Khan leads Kurdish forces, pillaging Armenian villages, with killings and mutilations. The Armenians appeal to Turkish authorities then Constantinople, whose intervention authority shifts. The shah's envoy Al Tl Mulk arrives in St Petersburg under stated condolences, but is rumored to seek support for the shah against revolutionaries.
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Petersburgy
Urumiahsiya
Batic Turkiah
Satar Khan
Constantinople
al Tl Mulk
Petersburg
Alexix
Tt Bs
Ahah
AU UL Mark
Perestan Mainister
Tetersburg
Saloon license threatened after minor alcohol sales ruling
Special to The Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin December 1 The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a saloon owner’s license may be revoked if a bartender sells liquor to a minor even if the owner told agents to obey the law The decision targets saloonkeepers across cities where similar defenses have been used Justice Stieberker wrote the opinion The case involved citizens seeking revocation of a Wausau common council license and the ruling underscores liability for owners over employee actions in drinking establishments
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Common Council
Wausau
Justice Stieberker
Company Va
Katie Pler Agal
Thelemb
Tomahawk
Rhinelander
Scalding Fatality at Milwaukee Foundry Hurts Worker
Special reporting from Green Bay says Emil Bermeyen was scalded in the Joseph Roethe foundry when escaping steam yesterday afternoon. He walked to an ambulance then to the hospital where he died this morning from his injuries.
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Milwauke
Wis
Emil Bermeyen
Joseph Roethe
Robbers dynamite bank at Buffalo Oklahoma
Robbers dynamited the safe of the First National Bank at Buffalo Oklahoma about twenty miles north of McAlester early today and escaped with a sum described as about seven thousand dollars. Police and sheriffs are investigating.
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Angocisted Press
McAlester
Okla
First National Bank
Bufalo
Steamship Movements Report From Atlantic Mail Lines
The column notes the steamer Columbia en route to New York about 23 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7 30 p m and due in by morning Wednesday. It also cites the Lucania nearing Queenstown after departing New York for Liverpool and reports arrivals in New York from Bremen and a note about the Bretagne affair.
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Associated Prean
New York
Labretagne
Hayre
Gardner Flouters House Rules Fight Over Resolution
In the House the roll called on Gardner's move to discharge the foreign affairs committee from the resolution seeking state department information on British military oversight. Gardner's amendment deleted the info demand, keeping the rule revision report. The Speaker sustained objections and the measure was laid on the table by a 147 to 134 vote, killing the proposition. Senate adjourns for Christmas holidays.
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Associated Preas
Washington, BD. C
House
Gardner
Missachusetts
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Secretary of State
Fiore of Command
Mr. Gardner
House of Representatives
Mesars
Payne
New York
Dulgel
Pennsylvania
Meera
Dilnel
Senate
Congress
Archbold again testifies in government trust case
Vice President John D Archbold testified at the government case against the Standard Oil Company denying full control over Waters-Pierce, detailing miles of trunk line built in 1882 and oil exports to the Russian market. He said 1,042 of 1,082 miles existed that year were built by the Standard while 40 were purchased. He noted oil exports rose toward 1.5 million barrels by 1898 and that Russian oil supply grew as U.S. supply fell. He also stated that since 1878 the Standard Oil Company owned stock in Waters-Pierce, with A Z Pierce or his family managing its affairs
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New_York
John D Archbold
Thetandard CH Company
Archbold
Harapenan
Russia
Standard O Company
Waters-Pleres Company
A. Z. Pierce
Waters-Pierce Company
Alfaire
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevely Day
Senate
United States
Denwuneims
Indianapolis
The
Newe
Dekevur Smith
Everyi Vsseultul Particuar
Pulitzer
Josephy Pulitzer
World
Congress
Frrench Company
Thinama Canal
Unis
Night Riders Jury to Be Picked in County Court
Sheriff Enaterwood and six deputies rode through Chalon county with orders from Judge Jones to assemble 30 men for tomorrow's court. The jury will decide the fate of the sight night riders charged with murder in the Frat de Free.
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Associated Presa
Union City
Tenn
Enaterwood
Cbalon County
Jones
Circuit Court
Death of Henry Meyer in city from appendicitis
Henry Meyer, machinist for H. W. Duman Co., died Monday evening at 7:30 from appendicitis. He leaves four sisters Mrs. F. B. Hetfel and Miss Mamie Meyer both of this city, Mrs. Clemens Prodant and Mrs. John Schafer of Milwaukee, and four brothers B. A., Edward, Anthony, and Peter Meyer of this city. Funeral Thursday at 9 from St Mary’s Church Merritt Street, Rev. Tromain Schester officiating. Interment Riverside.
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Henry Meye
Boyd Breet
Meyer
H. VV. Duman Company
Alia Warrenty
FB. Hétvel
Mamie Meyer
Clemens Prodant
John Schafer
Milwaukee
B. A. Meyer
Tag Day Aims to Raise Funds for Charity in Oshkosh
Oshkosh organizers plan a citywide tag day next Saturday December 10 with about 300 volunteers from the Associated Charities prepping stations around key spots. Some 259 volunteers have enlisted and will wear tags to signal their aid to charity as committees finalize details for the event.
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Eaters of Charity
Stetluns
Eht
Bidlea
Ely
Toc McCullaugh
Tims
Fascrlilian
Aldie
Akehha
Geia
Rhode Island Oyster Farms Promise New Industry
A National Magazine report extols Rhode Island oyster farming as a promising state industry. It notes large investments and offshore farms reachable from ships, with operations beneath twenty to thirty feet of water. The piece praises the economic potential and regional advantages of seaborne cultivation.
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Rhodesland
Rhode Island
Fanny Yangea Ineliza
National
Roosevelt Denounces Pulitzer and Canal Acquisition
President Roosevelt blasts sensational stories about US canal property purchases. He singles out Joseph Pulitzer and The World, calling reports scurrilous and false. The address, read to senators, stresses openness and government duty in the Panama Canal transaction.
Train collision in Delmar injures two in Wisconsin
One man killed and another injured when a Wisconsin Central passenger train struck two men attempting to cross a railroad crossing in Delmar Wisconsin. The victims were identified as locals with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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Stet Tn
Wisconsin
Warner We Kul
Nelson Wis
Wisconsin Central
Delmar
Thy Nartivey
Kalle
Senator Hansbroush Collapse Prompts Health concerns
Senator Hansbroush of North Dorketa, reported to have been elected, fell ill in a severe house condition at Assembly Meth, suffering fever and exhaustion. Despltil medical staff provided care, the senator remains under observation as concerns rise over his health and capacity to serve.
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Hansa
Fron
North Dorketa
Fralay
Asiury
Alice
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