Czolgosz on Trial in Buffalo Murder Case
Leon F Czolgoz stood trial in Erie County Supreme Court for the murder of President McKinley, as the courtroom faced intense crowding and heavy security. The proceedings opened at 10 am with Judge Truman C White presiding and District Attorney Penney leading the prosecution.
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Buffalo
N.V
Leon F. Czolgorz
AicKinley
Supreme Court of
Erie County
Truman C. White
City Hall
Franklin Street
Czolgosz Held as Mourning Fills City Hall
An uneasy scene surrounded the opening of the trial as jail transported Czolgosz to the city hall. Passes signed by the chief of police barred entry, and guards scrutinized all bearers at every point. The courtroom may finish in two days as the prisoner again refuses to speak to his lawyers.
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City Hall
Czolgosz
Supreme
Lorenz
Lewis
Robert C. Titus
Carlton E. Todd
Opening of Czolgosz trial in Buffalo court
The Buffalo court opened with Justice White presiding. Grand jurors were excused until October 7 while others remained, and the prisoner Czolgosz was brought in in a gray suit to hear the indictment read. The defense argued insanity as sole defense, jurors were sworn, and initial panel questions pressed for bias and views on capital punishment.
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Annociated Presse
Buffalo
Justice White
Csolgvax
Courta Fisher
White
Penney
Czolgosz
Mr.Titus
Titus Speaks
Titus
Messrs
Lewis and
Ladd
Horatio M. Winspear
Elma
Caliel
Mr. Lewis
Temple of Music
Winspear
Sidehe
George Kuehn
Germany
John DL. Eliott
Grand
Court Delays and Juror Shuffle in Buffalo Trial
Morning session ends with Lang excused over property interest and Wager miscall. Juror Everett accepted as eighth. Judge Lewis seeks shorter hours with 10 am to 2 pm sessions and a noon to 2 pm break. Court adjourns to 5 pm as Koaz is taken back to jail after a brief exchange with deputies.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
MN. Y
Tadee Sherman
Superior Court
Hammond
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Benjamin Lang
White
Thuy
Lang
Otto FL Wager
Otto FP. Hager
Grand Island
Ovc
Walter E. Everett
Wis
Japgn Lewis
Lewis
Nnnemuch
Justice White
Tie
Lunck
Renj. J. Ralph
Aidpa
Jurors Chosen as Trial Progresses in Tauber Case
In New York on Sept 23 jurors are examined for the Tauber murder trial. Several potential jurors express views on capital punishment and the case, with some excused by either side. Milburn enters court as the sixth juror is selected at 11:43, while four women attend.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Titus
Czolgosz
Carlos T. MacDonald
Allan McLean Hamilton
New York City
Vauck
Sy Associated Prova
New York
Herman B. Tauber
Dennis T. O'Reilly
Uwfe
Rol
Frederick Langbine
Tie
George Truehl
General Assembly
Lewis
Wallace A. Butler
Sardinia
Galt
Butler
James F. Stygall
Frank J. Litz
Milburn
John G. Milburn
McKinley
P. B. Cusick
Merman Mynter
M. D. Manna
James W. Putnam
Joseph Fowler
Floyd S. Creger
Michael McGioin
William Loton
Eden
Jury completes panel as trial resumes in Buffalo session
The afternoon session resumes with Justice White leading the examination of jurors. Samuel Waldo of Alden declares belief in capital punishment, Andrew Smith of Buffalo is accepted, Truman Keyes fails to respond and is fined, ex policeman Emil Zenter is excused, Jochim Mertens is sworn as eleventh juror, and Robert Adams joins as the final juror.
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Aspocinted Press
Buffalo
Waldo
Eldes
Andrew J. Smith
Emil Zenter
Titus
Jochim H. Mertens
Robert J. Adams
Prosecution Opens in Czolgoss Trial
Buffalo N Y Sept 22 the jury was completed in Czolgoss trial and the court asked how long the district attorney would need to present evidence and how long the defense would require Justice White inquired and the reply depended on how events unfolded with no fixed timetable given.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. T
Czolgoss Cage
Andis
Frederick V. Lauer
Lauer
Richard J. Garwood
Penney
Garwood
Lewis
Joshua A. Winner
North Collins
Henry W. Wendt
Turer
Czolgoss
Assault by Coal Miners Sparks Kentucky Civil Unrest
Madiganville Ky September 23 The governor was asked to deploy troops after an armed attack by strikers. Judge J Nunn declared troops needed to preserve peace as miners fired on Reinecke mine area from about 500 yards away and advanced toward guards patrolling near miners houses.
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Uy Associaceo
Madiganville
J. Nunn
Beckham
Reinecke
Grove
Fire destroys Norfolk asylum in Nebraska
The asylum for the insane in Norfolk Nebraska was largely destroyed by fire this morning. Three inmates are believed to have perished. The blaze started in the west wing from an unknown cause. Loss on buildings and contents is estimated at not less than five thousand dollars. Crews faced extreme difficulty in rescuing inmates.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Neb
Asylum For the
Bridge fire near Ashland disrupts Northwestern line
Special to The Northwestern reports ashland area fire on the Ashland Alignment bridge of the Northwestern Railway across the upper rapids. A core drop ignited the structure and fire crews fought the blaze with precautions. The blaze was extinguished without damage to trains or supplies, and the dam remains nominal.
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Northwestern Appiten
Wis
Ashland Alvision
Northwestern Railway
Suni
Caualie
Sehley Court of Inquiry Opens with No Sampson Testimony
The Sehley naval court of inquiry meets at 11 in a transformed tool shop chamber. Admiral Schley and counsel arrive early. witnesses include Cotter Miller Bates Helmer McCalla Wise Hood Wood. Navy says Admiral Sampson will not attend or participate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sehley Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy Yard
Lemly
Mr. Hanna
D. 5. Cotter
James Madison Miller
A. B. Bates
Testimony Begun in Schley Court Opens With Deck Logs
Washington, Sept. 23. At the opening of the Schley court Captain Lemly presented deck log books from ships including the Brooklyn Texas Iowa Marblehead New Orleans Oregon St. Paul Scorpion Yale Vixen Eagle Dupont Hawk and Merrimac. Judge Watson pressed for expedited proceedings as Lemly outlined essential logs and printing scope Admiral Schley's counsel remained to hasten the process.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Schley Court
Captain Lemly
Brooklyn
Texas
Iowa
Marblehead
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Oregon
St. Paul
Scorpion
Yale
Vixen
Eagle
Dupont
Hawk
Merrimac
New York
Watson
Lemly
Logs edited for publication after Santian battle
Officers agreed to publish portions of naval logs from the time the Meet left Key West until after the battle off Santin ho. Debate over which sections to print ended with a plan to reveal parts desired by either side. Captain Lemly offered steam logs of multiple ships and proposed hiring a Spanish scholar to select the needed sections of the Christoval Colon log.
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Key West
Santinho
Counegal
Lemly
Brooklyn
Texas
Massachusetts
Iowa
Colmon
Admiral Schiey
Christoval Colon Presen
Schley
Mr. Tyayner
Ashland Defeats Oshkosh on Ashland Grounds 34 to 170
Ashland beat Oshkosh on the Ashland grounds with a score of 34 to 170. Oshkosh had three hits and Sinter struck out three for Oshkosh while Welgand fanned eight for Ashland. Walters hit a home run for Ashland.
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Oshkosh
Ashland
Sinter
Welgand
Walters
Ishkosh
Wee
Hall of Science fund total reaches 160000
President W. F. Slocum reports to Colorado College trustees that a donor has contributed 160000 in cash toward building a hall of science in Colorado Springs. The donor’s name is being withheld for now.
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Colorado Springs
Col
W. F. Slocum
Colorado College
Scvnce
Schroeder Recalled Seeks Correction to Testimony
Commander Schroeder was recalled to review his Saturday testimony and offered a missing detail from Admiral Schley’s remarks about the bombardment of the Colon. He said Sampson would be there the next day and noted he had no information on the Massachusetts coal supply.
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Colon
Schroeder
Massachusetts
Read log on coal at blockade cited in Schley case
Commander Schroeder testified about coal aboard the Massachusetts during blockade duty. He said forty tons per day capacity could last about twenty days if coal at hand and not needing to replenish, noting coal at the Merrimac and readiness to return to Guam.
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Hanna
Admiral Schley
Wichuut
Schroeder
Massachusetts
Santiago
Manahhusetts
Guam
Platt backs Low as GOP sees anti-Tammany choice
In a Sept 3 statement Senator Platt says he did not favor Low but notes Low shows staying power and expects the Republican city convention to nominate him. He says independents and Democrats misstate his views and asserts the party stands with its temper and purpose.
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Associate Press
New York
Senator Platt
Low
Republican Organization
Czolgoso Sane Verdict Awaited In Czolgosz Case
After court adjourned Buffalo medical experts conferred in the district attorney's office for half an hour on Leon Czolgosz likely mental condition. Dr McDonald left first and officials said a decision on testifying would come from defense counsel and the district attorney.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Penney
de. McDonald
Czolgosz
Anarchists Released After Chicago Hearing
In Chicago on September 23, Judge Chewain ordered the anarchists released after the prosecution stated there was no evidence against them. Emma Goldman also to be discharged in the lower court.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chewain
Emma Goldman
Death of Young Nepeuskan Farmer After Raffle and Bee
News from Nepeuskan near Rush Lake reports the death of 32 year old farmer Quinn after a turkey raffle and a social at August Schiage’s farmhouse. Dr. McDougal cites apoplexy as the cause. coroner's jury to rule.
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Wiihim Quinn
Nepeuskan
Rush Lake
August Schiage
Quinn
Quin
Sinted
McDougal
Waukau
Party platform pledge on Mr. Low for city administration
The text states Mr. Low was prepared to stand for any respectable candidacy whether Republican or Democrat. It asserts he would be supported strongly and that his election would lead to a progressive, businesslike and non partisan city administration in line with the platform.
New Opera House Under Construction in Appleton
Work began today on a new 40 000 opera house in Appleton Wisconsin with completion target around January 1 Local stockholders contributed thirty thousand dollars including John S Van Nortwick A L Smith John McNaughton C B Pride Lamar Olmstead John Conway and others An additional 7100 was raised from opening night ticket sales at 10 each Joan Hoaffler a traveling theatrical organizer based in New York is expected to be resident manager and may move his family to Appleton to direct operations
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Theorthwestern
Appleton
Wis
John 8. van Nortwick
A. L. Smith
John MclNaughton
C. B. Pride
Lamar Olmstead
John Conway
Pink Hawley Returns as Appleton Crush Kaukauna
Appleton defeated Kaukauna 16 to 3 at Appleton with Hawley pitching for Kaukauna allowing eighteen hits and seven errors behind him. Currie pitched for Appleton limiting Kaukauna to nine hits and one walk. George Hogewever from Milwaukee played second base for Appleton and will be in town for the week as Duffy tests two young fielders.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Pink Hawley
Kaukauna Wee
Hawley
Kaukauna
Currie
Apleton
George Hoghever
Duffy
Milwaukee
Robbery at Wolter Brewing Office in Appleton
The Wolter Brewing office in Appleton Wisconsin was broken into at noon on Saturday while the cashier was away at dinner. About 72 dollars were stolen after entry through the brewery and prying the cash drawer open with a chisel. Police have no clue at present.
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Appleton
Wis
Wolter Brewing Company
Speaker Falls Dead At Church Meeting In Lima
Lima Ohio September 23 William A Abbott an elder at the Disciple church collapsed and died while addressing the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor last night at the Disciple church The sudden death occurred during the gathering and stunned attendees Abbott was pronounced dead at once by attendants and local physicians at the scene
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Lima
Ohio
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Disciple Church
William A Abbott
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