Poison trial hinges on testimony of Stephenson and Cornish
In New York the Molineux trial resumes with Mrs Stephenson identifying Cornish as the man who delivered the poison package. Witnesses report alibi details and handwriting experts contest the forged address while prosecutors seek to prove insanity or delusion as part of the defense strategy.
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New York
Anna C. Tuphenton
Roland I. Molineux
Harry S. Cornish
Assistint
Osborne
Cornish
Jerman G. Walte
Columbia University
Iarry E. Howell
Hartdsen
Ernhardt
Howell
Erhardt
William M. Ix. Olett
Stor
Olcot
Gleott
John Sanders
Olcott
H. E. Terry
Joseph Keech
Molineux
Witneas
Koch
Way
Hannah Stephenpen
Brooklyn
Mol- Incux
Polsxon
General Post
Tie Post Office
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker
Corniah
Eivern
Aire
Stephenson
Che
Queston
Myre Stephenson
Rogers
Sabine Arana Trial Opens Over Cuban Independence Telegram
Maasrid Nov 7 The trial of Sabine Arana, head of the autionomis party in the bis provinces, began at Bilibao. The prosecutor said Arana sent a telegram to President Roosevelt praising Cuban independence, accusing it of harming Spanish dignity and seeking eight years in prison.
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Zy Associated Press
Maasrid
Sabine Arana
Autionomis Party
Bis
Roosevelt
Bilibao
Sefer Arana
Spain
Two Weddings in Omro and Oshkosh Feature Local Couples
Omro and nearby cities hosted two weddings this week featuring local youths. Charles Troxell of Omro married Georgia Larsen of Racine Tuesday. they will live on Pearl Street. In Oshkosh on November 5, Sadies Cilifford of Omro wed Charles Michaels of Berlin. they will reside in Berlin.
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Northwestern
Omro
Wis
Racine
Charles Troxell
Omroa
Georgia Larsen
Sadies Cilifford
Charles Michaels
Berlin
H. G. Denison
Michaels
Crisé
Tre
A. le Grand
Appicten
Mr. Denison
Thease
Lee Grind
Morris c
Opera House
Arions
Curtis Hidl
Oshkosh
Telvs
George Milter
Algoma
JL. BP. McMurdock
Halle Prurtup
Hortonville
Visted
AUA
Katherine Smith
Cartridges For Castro Report From Port of Spain
Associated Press reports President Castro of Venezuela ordered 2,000,909 cartridges for late delivery, signaling he does not view peace as reestablished. Paris dispatch says Venezuela-France ties remain strained, with Caracas under upheaval and no French minister in place.
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Ihy Associated Press
New York
Castro
Venezuela
Paimbure
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Paris
Foreign Office
Carneas
Castres
Eidis Sears
France
Daalies
Caracas
Castr
South Africa's Riches and Global Wealth Debate
An Associated Press report via The Standard and The Tribune argues South Africa holds vast riches distinct from Britain's wealth. It notes England's new economy and discusses the source and role of wealth in cultural development amid global trade and colonial links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Brilsp
South Africa
The
Standard
Tribune
London
England
Governor Yates Condition Update This Week
A cryptic dispatch reports Governor Yates in improving condition with fever subsiding and vital signs stabilizing. Details are limited, but officials note measurable progress as doctors monitor for any relapse.
Endings Will Be Blinding in Labor Board Controversy
Washington reports say coal operators in the Lackawanna and Wyoming regions agreed to participate before the strike commission and accept its decision. The head of the commission, Judge Roosevelt, welcomed the move as simplifying the board’s task. Reports also note wage talks with Chicago and Alton railway shop employes ending in a satisfactory settlement.
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Associateat Press
Washington, D.C
Gul
Careroll I. Wright
John Wilkoty
Wrnth Fle Cual
Anthmactite
Giag
Jroosevelt
Washington, D. C
Carroll D. Wright
New York
Sermal
Detre
Bunisot
R. M. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania W7 Company
New York Central
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pennsylvanis
Pennsylvania
C. New York
Litti
Mayor Low
AL Uns
Pye
Mitchell
Union Versus Trust in Rubber Trade Strike
Seven hundred workers at the Mar sum and Wrisht company strike today amid a clash of unions and a rubber industry trust. The steam power council met to decide next steps, while union leaders pledged to resist any break of agreements.
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Provz. Ghicaza
Walter
Marsum and Wrisht Company
Steam Power Council
Leo Fisher
Jochinista’ Oninn Aeid
Counet
Tachimiatz
Gut
Young
Teamsters' National Union
No Mare Bonds Declared By Treasury In Security Plan
The Treasury Department has discontinued the collection of state and municipal securities for government departments. Transportation agencies had already begun the process, but swaps were complied with. The move marks a shift in security measures amid ongoing reforms.
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Washington
Traverry Department
Peta Tranewioens
Wlbe
Lady Somerset at Capital Introduced to President
Miss Rise Sey Seward of Washington introduces Lady Henry Somerset to the President in Washington. Lady Somerset has long engaged in temperance and philanthropic work in Great Britain.
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Lady Somerset
Washinaiwes
D.C
Nev
Rise
Oldest U.S. Postmaster Dies at North Lanstig
North Lanstig postmaster Rosas tl Ueurdae ley, appointed by John Quon y Adu, died aged ninety three after decades of service. He held the office for over thirty years, reputedly the oldest postmaster in the United States.
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Vera
New York
Rosas Tl Ueurdaeley
North Lanstig
John Quon Y Adu
Sine
Ying
Gon Ethued
N.Y. Spp
Ile
Milwaukee Plans to Oppose Senator Synner in 1910 Race
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Daily News reports Governor Lay Follette and allies plan to defeat Senator Synner by trotting out several candidates for the United States Senate. Prominent names include John J. Jerer, Merry A. Cooper, Judge Charles M. Webb, ex-Congressman Bamart and attorney Thomas Gill. The situation mirrors a past party clash that toppled aнок promover.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News Today
Lay Follette
Synner
John J. Jere
Clatre
Merry A. Cooper
Charles M. Webb
Bamart A. ¢Nah
Thomas Gill
Mattanter
Anggun Cane
Aeak Crogse
Caryy
Nowe
Foilette
Mes
Sponer
Editor Is Plugky Special to The Northeesteen
Milwaukee Wisconsin dispatch says Grantsburg Wisconsin firemen battle fire at one end of a building while The Journal presses print this week's issue at the other. Loss is considerable though part of the structure saved. Firemen keep flames under control as editor Peet notes The Journal will still roll on time if the press remains operational.
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Milwaukee
Grantsburg
Wis
Journal
Journal Cylinder
Peet
Warpath reports Yaqui uprising near San Marelal Arizona
Associated Press dispatch from Turcon Arizona notes Yaqui Indians in Sonora region report a clash with Mexican forces. Superintendent Sullivan and a party of Mexican Indians were killed near Sat Marelal, as Mexican troops pursue the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Turcon
Ariz
Arizona
San Maretal
Sonora
Vince. J. BE. Sullivan
Weather bulletin warns cold front over upper valley region
The weather bureau issues a bulletin noting a cold front extending across the upper valley area. Minimum temperatures are forecast to range from five to ten degrees, with expectations of continued cold conditions.
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Ry Associated Prece
Washington, D.C
New
The
Weather Bureau
Faliantex
Url
Plea of Author's Widow in Probate Case
Mrs Norris seeks permission to administer the estate of Frank Norris who died intestate in the city. She states the estate consists only of one dollar in cash and royalties from several books authored by Norris.
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Associated Frees
San Francisco
Cal
Jeanette Xorrin
Frank Norris
Wipering
Norris
Fire Chief Appointment Expected In Sheboygan
A social from Snehoogan Wisconsin indicates the police and fire commissioners plan to appoint a new fire chief next Monday. Capt. facat Bedford of No 1 station is the likely choice, supported by manufacturers' association and local fire insurance agents. Chief Sanchuk remains in the position.
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Milewauker
Wisconsin
Snehoogan
Wis
Police
Sre
Facat Bedford
Maneufacturers’ Association
Lewal
Anniversary of Church Observance Glimpsed in Rome
Associated Press report notes a six day centration marking the consecration of Saint John s Roman Cathedral with a pontifical mass and sermon by Archbishop Prie of Philadelphia. A statue of the first bishop will be unveiled in front of the cathedral.
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Procay Cheveland. O
John
Roman Cartole
Nishopa F. Horsimenti
Prie
Phil Adelphia
Sanday
Sfecrets
Amateus Rape
Judge Gray Leads Republican Court Hope in New York
A chaotic dispatch reports on New York politics as Republicans expect Judge Gray to win a court of appeals seat while awaiting vote counts. Democratic leaders warn of ballot irregularities and Odell’s plurality, with Danforth and Campbell asserting party unity and probing for governor outcomes amid county-level disputes.
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Reavelated
New York
Gray
Court of Appeals
Wihete
Viauforth
Ste. Danforth
Butien
Cattern
Wilson
Alkizona
Phocontix
Ariz
Congress
Henderson
Cummins
Des. Moines
Judg Fan
Congresshanad
Odelius
Frank Campbell
Democratic
John A. Mason
Eliott Danforth
Campbell
State Committee
Odell
Greater New York Democracy
Hird S. Coler
John Cunneen
John Clinton Gray
Bird
Coler
Charles E. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Admicks
Wilmington
Del
Sussex County
Thome W. Jefferson
George E. Magee
Addicks Repubican
Carter
Kent County
Adaicks
United States Senate
Jefferson
Ouall
Albany
Republican State Committee
Marriage Syndicate Tale Reaches New York Court
New York reports detail a German baroness and her husband entangled with a claimed marriage syndicate. Accusations involve forged funds, debts, and alleged exploitation of aristocratic connections. The baroness alleges knowledge gaps and pursuit of American farming schemes while in the United States, with investigations focusing on a man named Elssler and a cache of alleged assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maroters von Inhhausen
Berlin
Alma
Eissler
Jusca Tate
Vad
United States
West
Virginia
Germany
Ray
Deutschland Sails Turned Ship Returns Home Port
Sauthampton Nov 7 The Wamborg Ametcanes Steamer Tec 1 sailed from this port today for New Fork after repairs left her return voyage from New York to Hamburg in doubt.
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Sauthampton
Tec. 1
Luxor Impeded by Volcanic Ashes Off Mexican Coast
The steamship Luxor captained by Shmmerman encountered volcanic ash near San Benito in southern Mexico. A dark ash cloud grew from morning until 2 PM, reducing visibility to about 300 miles. The crew prepared to depart as ash covered the sky and the ship advanced at full speed toward Rath Cray, with papers awaited from Mexican officials.
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Associatal Jreas
San Diego
Cal
Luxor
Shmmerman
San Benito
Mexico
Mexicen
Dam Burst Near Glenwood Springs Inundates Valley
A report from Glenwood Springs Colorado notes the bursting of the Denver and Rio Grande dam at Panda over the Eagle river. The city, built by the railroad for an ice pond, stored considerable winter water behind it. Residents downstream in Mage River canyon and the valley were warned. Authorities expect no casualties as the river bed is deep.
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Glenwoou Springs
Col
Denver and Rio Grande
Pande
Mage
Woman jailed in Waterford over boycott of native paper
Dublin reports Mrs Annie Mahoney owner of The Waterford Star and editor H F Lynan were arrested in Waterford for two months for refusing bail to stop publication of a boycott against natives during the Kampulga. The case marks the first woman imprisoned in the protests.
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Associated Preas
Dublin
Annie O'Mahoney
Waterford
Probing Slugger Case Ties Watches to Murders
Associated Press reports investigators link watches of Agnes McPhee and Clara Morton to a pawn shop case. Police seek a black or mulatto man tied to the thefts and murders, with a suspect missing and a pawn broker offering details on the transactions.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Navy
Agnes McPhee
Clara A. Morton
Mason
Morton
Joseph Nemser
McPhee
East Cambridge
Yugun
Bureau of Criminal Inverieation
Nemser
Imlatto
Misa Morton
Greenwich Street
Waverly
Maxson
Metropolitan Park Reservation
McLeath Insane Asylum
Miss Morten
Nemeger
Hix
Ex-President Barillas Dies in Guatemala Volcanic Gas
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports the death of Gen Manuel Lizande Barillas former president of Guatemala and a colonel in the Guatemalan army. He died at his Santa Maria volcano region home from heart trouble after entering service in 1661 as a private in the First New York Volunteer Cavalry. Also noted is the death of Anston Singer a singer from Rome who reportedly died suddenly in Brescia Lombardy Italy.
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New York
Mestco
Manuel Lizande Barillas
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Ramias
New
Elting
Burlington
New York Volunter Cavalry
Anston Singer
Rome
Tuston
Masack
Fastritix
Brescia
Lombardy
Murdered Milwaukeean Sentenced in Fort Merean Case
Avesclated Pree Mebue reports that Ma., Nov. T-donn Stewart a former United States soldier convicted of stabbing Emil Kuhn of Milwanker near the Fort Merean barracks Ada has been sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Mebue
Donn Stewart
United States
Emil Kuhn
Milwanker
Fort Merean
Ada
Throwaway Wins in Turbulent City Finish
In a dead heat finish the Tiverronl sprint produced a chaotic scene as athletes from ENG Thiesawer and Thirteen Porker Star vied for the title. Throwaway ran strong, securing victory amid uncertain conditions and a final rush to the line.
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Ms Aerortated Frrese
Lhormal
ENG Thiesawer
Transports praised as vital asset in war service
Washington reports General Ludington defends army transport use amid calls to scrap ships. He notes ships carry about a hundred sick per voyage yet show no fault in fittings or accommodations. The piece also covers Free Americans prisoners in Ceylon and Roosevelt preparing a concise presidential message before Congress.
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Associated Freaz
Washington, D. C
Ludington
Reneral
Midnes
Manilin
Army Transport Service
Department
Spain
Washington, D.C
State Department
Ceylon
Hiltish
Roosevelt
Washington
Canegress
Government Printing Office
Chicago
Bricks For Soldiers Clash In Northern Mines Strike
Government authority raises wage for striking miners in Nord after rules similar to Pas de Calais. Large Nord firms propose five year pensions. At Lens a clash leaves a soldier injured and two arrested as strikers hurl bricks at cavalry. Pas de Calais district sees noisy demonstrations.
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Iersay Parts
Arbietratory
Department du Nor
Pas de Calais
Nord
Nve Yerra
Lens
Darmer
Pas de Caiais
Safes Exploded as Robbers Loot Posts and Jewelry
In Cloverland Indiana a post office safe was blown open by masked men stealing hundreds of dollars in stamps cash and jewelry. A bystander Robert Gabler was bound and left in a chair. In Santa Fe New Mexico burglars hit a jewelry store. Eleazar Jones held suspect as loot valued around 4000. In New York Emanuel Jacobus reported a Madison Avenue residence burglary stealing jewelry and clothing. In Culver Indiana a post office cafe safe was breached by dynamite with $1000 in stamps taken.
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Torre Haute
Ind
Aifé
Cloverland
Here
Robert Gabler
Robbike
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Y Station
Benjamin Ang Compr
Ciy
Namal Ed Jones
New York
Emanuel Jacobus
Madison Avenue
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