Hains Acquitted After Long Deliberation in Murder Trial
Thornton J. Hains was found not guilty of the first degree murder charge in the Bayside Yacht Club case. The jury deliberated for twenty two hours, with ballots shifting toward acquittal before the verdict. Spectators cheered as Justice Crane cleared the court and Hains showed emotion at the result.
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Nurther
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Big Brother
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Justice Crane
Thornton Hains
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Court grants verdict and discharge in Hains case
Thornton Hains is discharged after jurors are dismissed. He declares he will visit his son in law and plans to go to Washington to bring back his daughter. A demonstrations erupts as he leaves the courtroom while Justice Crane explains manslaughter instructions to jurors.
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Shay
Long Island City
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Washington
Maily
Roy Ridge
Thornton Hains
Plantring
Hanna
Trey Ae
Banks in New York Elect Directors and Presidents
New York on Tuesday elected directors for major banks including First National and National City. George F. Baker retired from the presidency of First National Bank, Francis L. Hine becomes president, Baker becomes chairman. Vanderby named to head National City Bank as Jones Stillman retires. National City remains the largest by deposits in the United States.
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National
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Francis L. Hine
Baker
Brank A. Vanderby
National City Bank
Jones Stillman
Berrice
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Vanierup
National City
Higgest Bank
United States
Acquittal Brings Joy to General Hains Family
C Hains learned of his son Thornton J Hains acquittal this afternoon and expressed overwhelming happiness. He said he expected Thornton to travel to the city soon and that the son would remain in New York indefinitely after the news.
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Taft Exhibits Himself in Georgia Swing
President elect Taft began a Georgia tour with an exhibition ride from Augusta to Atlanta. In Thomson he spoke briefly to cheering crowds, saying he came to be seen rather than to deliver a political address. He praised Civil War veterans as brave and expressed thanks for the reception before continuing to Atlanta amid whistles and large crowds.
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Thomas H. Watson
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Floods Hit Railways and Bridges Across California
Widespread floods cripple rail service across the state as bridges wash out and overland routes fail. In Sacramento the levees stand, while Bakersfield battles rising waters and Reno reports destroyed lines along the Amiri River. Damages disrupt traffic for days amid ongoing rain threats.
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Wisconsin ex-assemblyman buys Athens stave mill
Milwaukee January 15 special from Madison reports ex Assemblyman Winch of Milwaukee has purchased the Livertative factory at Athens Wisconsin, formerly run by Denar Stave and Tengr company. The new owner will run it with Samuel Hike as manager to operate one of the best equipped mills in the area.
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Wisconsin
Maorahigh
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Athens
Denar Stave and Tenfug Company
Hike Won
Sanivel
Kern vows to make them jump with forthcoming statement
Indianapolis January AP reports Senatorial hopeful John W Kern says he will issue a plain and specific statement that will make opponents jump. He asserts he was defeated in the US Senate race by a deceitful, doublecrossing system among people he once trusted and says he has evidence to prove his charge.
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Assaociated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Tila
Kern
United States
Fear girl kidnapped in Vicksburg mystery case
Vicksburg Miss on January 15 residents mourn the disappearance of Misa Madgefield a fourteen year old daughter of a traveling man. Kidnapping is suspected and Mayor Hayes has called a public meeting to organize a city wide search in the surrounding territory.
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Vicksburg
Misa Madgefield
Hayes
Eldzens
Blackburn's Victim Dies After Quarrel Shooting
Philadelphia report says Aionzo Ik and Regro died from injuries after a quarrel with Jack Blackburn the well known lightweight. Blackburn was arrested following the shooting. Mattie Folk testified she saw the defendant. The case involves a fatal gunfight with Blackburn and several named locals.
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Philadelphia
Aionzoik
Regro
Jack” Blackburn
Mattie Folk
Seelowe
Sperry Leaves Rome for Naples in Refugee Aid Mission
Near Admiral Sperry and staff depart Rome for Naples to direct relief work. Samuel McGowan ordered to assume command of the US refrigerator ship Celtic on arrival and distribute supplies to refugees in Naples and areas nearby. Other vessels entering Naples are authorized to land cargo duty free.
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Naples
Sperry Ban
Samuel McGogwan
United States
Celtic
Government is all right in Canal area says committee
From Washington dispatch fourteen members of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee returned to report no change in the government of the fatherland canal region. The committee’s consensus indicated the existing government should remain as is, with no alternative proposed for Congress this session.
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Naval Affairs Committee Deliberates on Marines and Navy Roles
The House Committee on Naval Affairs discussed the withdrawal and deployment of Marines, debating their use as a separate force or integrated with the Navy. Admiral Dewey supported shifting marines to naval service, and a secretary's letter approved the withdrawal from naval control. The debate touched on executive, legislative, and judicial appropriations and staffing, including pay increases for the president and leaders.
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Mishap Proves Fatal in Wisconsin Home Accident
Milwaukee Jan 15 A Jenewal special from Marrhfinid says Leonard Jer aged sixty one from Menitawoc died at St Joseph's Capital after injuries from falling down a cellar. He received the injuries while at work repairing the stairs and the neighborhood sherities are locating his toe.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Leonard Jer
Bt. Joseph
Menitawoc
Emma Goldman Arrested In Conspiracy Case
Anarchist Emma Goldman and others including Ben Hienerin were arrested amid conspiracy charges tied to planned meetings and alleged actions against the government. Bail set at 4000 dollars each.
Wisconsin Central Sold Rumor Rumors on Can-Canadian Line
Rumor centers on sale of Wisconsin Central to Canadian Pacific. Report claims Canadian Pacific control via transcontinental route and ties to Wisconsin Central, with threshold details and a four percent preferred rate noted. Officials quoted cautiously, indicating possible strategic alignment and railway realignments.
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Tle
Canadian Pacite Railway
Wisconsin
Sir Thoms
Call on Prince Ching in Peking over Yuan Shi Kai dismissal
American and British representatives met Prince Ching to discuss the recent removal of Yuan Shi Kai from the grand council. The action, taken without consulting other foreign ministers, split powers among the diplomats in Peking with Austria-Hungary supporting Rockhill and Jordan while others deem interference unwarranted.
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Rockbitl
Iniainter
Bir
Duredan
Prince Ching
Foreign Board
Mide
Yuna Kai
Grand Council
Juton Han
Diomars Hare
Yuan Shi Kai
Rockhill
Aira
N. Jordan
China
Y M C A Convention Opens In Milwaukee Era
The thirty fourth annual Y M C A convention opened at nine oclock in the Blret Methodist church Milwaukee. Delegates numbered 178 were called to order by Recorder WH Anderson. Rev Willem J Turner offered opening prayer and speaker Corcot Wo Smith discussed the power of Der kona Services and the aid given by donors to support the work. International vicamitier Indshetett spoke on broad progress and the association work. Tad ckeenapieded to address by noon as the permanent organizational body was formed.
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Wuudensave
Y. MC
WH. Anderson
Milwaukee
Willem J. Turner
Merritt
Corcot Wo Smith
Evecy
Bail Bond Forfeited After Missing Court Appearance
The case against Nicharisun of Elmira X.Y. forfeit of a bail bond was declared after failing to appear in court today. The Elmira court authorized service of process and ordered the tied funds of S250,0809 to be seized under local bail regulations.
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Elmira
Blegir
Steamer Goes Aground Near Washington Coast
A damaged ship ran aground north of the Columbia River during a stormy week. Rescue attempts and the fate of the vessel and crew are unclear as reports note abandonment, with rough seas hindering recovery efforts.
Attacks at School Head Stir Wisconsin Meeting
Beedal report from Milwaukee January 15 notes Beek County board of supervisors action over alleged neglect of office by the school superintendent. The committee cites failure to administer duties and spent time on election matters for the Wisconsin State Teachers association president race.
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Nemingwat
Wiscoania State Teachers' Association
Flames Sweep Village At Gardner On Atton Railway
A fire at Gardner town along the Atton railway destroyed the village livelihood, with a gasoline explosion triggering the blaze. The disaster caused an estimated loss of $5,000 and left the area in ruin as emergency crews fought the flames.
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Atton
Wyermee
Rinehart Guilty in Bank Case. Fifteen Year Sentence Given
The jury convicted Reinhart of multiple counts related to bank fraud and salary payments tied to the Greene County campaign. He was not present for the verdict but later sentenced to fifteen years in a federal penitentiary by Judge James Young. Additional arrests were expected as investigations into jury bribery proceeded.
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Tat
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