Hyde Now Guilty Man Faces Life Imprisonment Verdict
Kansas City jury convicts Dr. Hyde of murdering Colonel Swope and seeks life in prison. Weeping relatives and a distressed Mrs. Hyde hear the verdict as legal motions and appeals loom, with defense counsel planning to seek a new trial.
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Swope
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Aymix
Lathlaw
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Lagan
Hyde
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Pr. Hyde
Court weighs new trial after poison murder case
Swope died of strychnine poisoning at Dr Hyde's direction. The court considers a new trial after Paxton and others push for reversal and the state seeks a murder in the first degree verdict. Judges discuss errors and possible retrial outcomes.
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Swope
Hyde
Cour Esecutor
John G. Paxton
Swans
Court Row
Woman Murderer Sought After Early Morning Shooting
Police investigate a fatal shooting described as a domestic incident in Milwaukee. A man fired at a woman then attempted a second time before fleeing with his wife, leaving investigators to pursue the suspect who fled the scene.
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Milwaukee
Rioting at Cincinnati Markets Amid Meat Tensions
Crowds protested price or supply concerns at local markets in Cincinnati. Police reported tense scenes as women clashed with merchants, throwing kerosene and damaging stalls. Two arrests were made.
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Cincinnati
Agenz
Browne Trial Delayed Over Defense Preparations
The defense moved to delay proceedings citing need for more time to prepare. Judge Me he would hear arguments on the indictment's validity. Court granted time for defense counsel to notify the state's attorney of points to attack the indictment.
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H. O'Donnel Efendant
wDannell
La Follette Candidate Arrives. Campaign Mainly In Routine Committees
The La Follette campaign arrived this morning to campaign in the executive committee as the renominated candidate. Most of the routine committee work remains in progress, with Crownhart of Superior also in the committees. La Follette is seen as a strong contender though the formal campaign actions were not fully underway yet.
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Wangiorn Ta
Congresi
Femerefte
Carter Wants Rerearing
A garbled clipping mentions Carter and a request for rerearing or rearing related action. No clear names or entities provide concrete facts or context.
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Carter
Manuel Goes to London Funeral of King Edward
King Manus departed for London to attend the funeral of King Edward, as reported by the Associated Press. The voyage underscores royal duty and international mourning customs.
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Manuel
London
Manus
Edward Wate
Taft Statement Clarifies Ballinger Glavis Affair
President Taft exonerates Secretary Ballinger from Glavis charges and discusses the handling of Stenographer Frederick M Kerby’s testimony. He rejects claims of a prepared statement and says the document was issued under his direction. The exchange touches on Attorney General Wickersham and Brandeis debates.
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Taft
R. Islavis
Glavis
Knutersen
Frederick M Kerby
Ballinger
iMinger
Oscar Lacher
Interior
Laler
Wickersham
Louis D. Brandeis
Heike Trial Begins Amid Sugar Company Case
A U S Sugar Refs case opens in federal court with Charles KLTE leading defense for Heike and others. Court weighs charges against sugar firm executives and weighing clerks as trial proceeds with several witnesses and delays noted.
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New York
Ihigs
Charles Klte
American Sugar Refs
Jude Martin
Heike
Isan
Jean
Enen
R. Torre aHigen Jr
Arrieta
Antigo Names New Postmaster
Antigo announces the appointment of a new postmaster amid local civic activity. The brief notice identifies the position change and the town's ongoing postal service updates.
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Antigo
Halley’s Comet Incoming Turn of 187? Analyzed
The article discusses Halley’s Comet approaching in April with a close solar approach about 470 million kilometres, a high velocity, and its orbit toward Earth. It notes perihelion timing and the potential celestial effects and historical parallels, asking about future appearances and the sun’s influence on the comet.
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Habes
Canelen
Anid
William the Conqueror
Fires Await Rain in St. Paul and Milan
Reports indicate forest fires threaten areas near Walker Minnesota with rain expected to help containment. Local authorities and fire crews coordinated efforts overnight to suppress spreading flames amid difficult conditions.
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St. Paul
Milan
Walker
Minn
Senate Floor Debates Rail Bill and Commerce Court Plan
Washington May 16 The Senate weighs a commerce provision and a proposed Court of Commerce linked to the railway bill. Senator Conn moves to strike the court concept as Cummins amendment receives narrow support with 28 to 37 votes amid partisan division.
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Associated Press
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Court of Commerce
Washington
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Cummins
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Liver
da Follette
May prolong Congress in July session says report
The dispatch predicts that Congress may adjourn in July as a host of measures loom including bank and anti injunctive bills and naval appropriations. Other pending measures and routines are noted as the session nears its end.
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Washinston
Fear and unrest erupt in Changsha amid foreign tensions
A chaotic report describes fear in Changsha as authorities urge control after protests against foreigners and possible uprisings. The State Department and consulates are monitoring the situation while Chinese authorities seek to restore order. Information remains limited and scattered across sources.
Wire Report of the Associated Press Dispatches
Brief late dispatches relay key developments from various regions. The report covers political moves, economic updates, and notable incidents shaping national affairs with concise AP sourcing and standard newsroom tone.
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Associated Press
Spe
Pleads Guilty In Unclear Case Note
Pleads guilty appears in fragmented OCR text with unclear defendant and charges. The readable portion hints at a court plea but lacks full names dates or specifics for a precise summary.
Adjudication of Perjury Pinted by Federal Jurists
A garbled report notes a presumed federal inquiry into perjury with reference to a grand jury and a summons to testify before a named supreme bench. The fragment hints at charges and potential imprisonment but lacks clear details on parties or dates.
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Csss Shungten
Fed i Cauirms
Supreme Ovitt
Oil Pays Dividend for Toray. No Change From Last Year
Dee Standard reports Toray declares a quarterly dividend identical to the amount paid at the same time last year. The policy is unchanged, with no increase or decrease indicated.
Elgin Market Report On Record Wheat Sale
Rutter firm at Klein Wisconsin reports a sale of 532 400 pounds of flour at 27 cents per pound. The Associated Press notes May 1 as the filing date and details a market activity near Elgin.
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Klein
Roosevelt views Edward’s remains in London crowd quiet
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in London for the royal funeral of King Edward VII. He was met quietly at Victoria station with minimal public display, greeted by Ambassador M Reid and officials, then moved to Marlborough House and Buckingham Palace for private viewing of the king’s catafalque. Security around Victoria station was tight as the royal visit proceeded.
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Associated Press
Jaiden
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward VII
London
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Victoria
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Whse
Kooser
Rees
Hoosevelt
Reid
Roogsevelt
Lord Dundonald
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Ambassador
Dorchester House
Roosevelt
Marlborough House
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Foorewy
Atons
Victoria Station
Lewis Resting Quietly After Race
Fragmentary Racine news notes that Lewis rests post event with unclear details about his identity and outcome. The terse item mentions a person named Lewis and a sporting context but lacks full information.
ARE ROAD'S RECEIVERS Associated Press Item
A terse Associated Press item notes a maximum 18 attorney eligibility or attendance context related to road receivers and general matters, signaling a legal or administrative maneuver without full details.
Tax case decision unexpected by federal officials
The Associated Press reports a U.S. government decision re announced in Washington D C May regarding a federal tax case. The article notes the surprise outcome and hints at implications for the parties involved.
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Associated Press
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