New Trial Sought for Noted Molineux Case in Murder
The Ro neux murder case, tied to Knickerbocker social circles, moves toward a new trial. Molineux, once condemned and jailed in Sing Sing, has been confined in the Tombs since a second trial was granted after a lengthy delay. The affair centers on rival poisoning of Barnet and Mrs Adams, with handwriting proof and police pursuit shaping the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roneux
Roth
Wedlineux
Molineux
Knickerle Club
Henry C. Barnet
Harry Carfins
Or Athletl Club
New York Art
Knickerwie Cib
Barnet
Adams
Cornish
Sing Sing
New York
Brooklyn
Molineux Pede
Voctoty
Chase Grows Warm Four Bodies Found Behind College
In Indianapolis on Oct 14 four bodies were found in the street behind Central Medical College. Two were identified as stolen from Ebenser cemetery. Authorities suspect college staff placed them as the chase heated. Seventeen people, including three leading physicians, were arrested for grave robbing amid grand jury orders to ignore color and prominence in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Medical College
Indianapolis
Ebenser
Indiana College
French aeronaut killed in airship fall over Paris
Paris reports M. De Brodsky and companion Morin died when an eye shaped airship crashed during a flight above the Grand boulevard. The car wires parted at several hundred feet, shedding weight and sending the craft to the earth in pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Brodsky
Morin
Grand Boulevard
Montreal Opening Night for Glen MacDough Play
Montreal October 13. Several large parties from New York and elsewhere attend the initial presentation of Glen MacDoughs play Among These Present. The cast is led by Mme Leoyne with a lineup of other well known players joining the premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
New York
Glen MacDopough
Mre
le Oyne
Miners Starvation Rally Draws Tarleton Appeal
Tarleton district reports say miners' wives and families face extreme poverty as a sick man walked 20 miles to plead for immediate relief. The episode follows labor talks and a Wall Street rally in coal stocks amid ongoing strike negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Tarleton
Ad Advertising Scheme Suspect Arrested In Town
A man calling himself W Epinger was taken to police court for explanation after posing as a Western Printing Company rep from San Francisco. He sold advertising space on a card at restaurants and lodging houses and collected money, sometimes borrowing more. He was released to straighten up but could be taken into custody again if he does not comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Epinger
Epinger
Western Printing Company
San Francisco
Quiet Pendleton Police Circles This Fall
A Pendleton police officer notes an unusually quiet season with far fewer arrests than last fall. He recalls last year’s post harvest period when saloons thrived and the ice court filled daily, but this year the pattern is markedly different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Brooks
Red Flags At Funeral Spark Labor Clash In France
In St Etienne on October 13 pallbearers and hundreds of strikers carrying red flags attended the funeral of a miner killed in a clash with police. Admission to the church was refused, the cortege moved to the cemetery, troops failed to intervene, and the anarchist demonstration escalated. Belgium miners in three pits struck October 12 to demand higher wages, threatening a broader walkout unless resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Etienne
France
Belgium
Fruseela
Belelum
Pendleton sees drop in weekly drunkenness and crime
The observer notes a steady decline in arrests and police court records in Pendleton Tennessee as fall and early winter bring less drinking and carousing. After harvest, men return to town upon paydays, but this year shows a welcome improvement with fewer disturbances and better civic condition. A Tennessee horticultural association session opens at the University of Tennessee with leaders in the field to address attendees. London hosts a Pilgrims luncheon honoring Generals Corbin Young and Wood from the U S Army, with Field Marshal Karl Roberts presiding and plans for further events before their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Eltizen
New York Market Report Shows Wheat Strength and Volume
The New York market reports wheat holding firm with gains and varied open and close prices. Visible supply for the week rose by 1 913 000 to 26 600 000 bushels, compared with 38 200 000 a year earlier, while Chicago and St Paul markets show mixed closes and openings amid steady activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Tom
St. Paul
Union Pacifico
Steel
Soi
Train robbery suspects chase ends as search aborts
Lincoln reports failed attempts to capture the Burlington passenger train robbers last Saturday. The final search party abandoned the chase on Saturday morning. Russell Sage announces retirement from active business at age 84, with Dr. Munn to take over, per New York morning notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Burlington
Russell Sage
New York
Dr. Munn
Dara
Mr. Sage
Quiet in Islands Belief on Philippine Troops Retention
General Grant aboard the Logan says most Filipinos would vote to keep US troops if allowed, noting future trouble would be internal revolt among the twelve rather than external conflict. He arrives in San Francisco reporting cautious optimism about occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Grant
Logan
Bays
United States
Philippines
Herbert presents as British ambassador at White House
Sir Michael Herbert the successor of Sir Francis Pauncefote was received by President Roosevelt at the White House in Washington on October 1. He was escorted by Colonel Dingham to the reception where Beerdure Stay awaited to make the presentation. The scene was formal and ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Herbert
White House
Washington
Henry Pauncnfote
Roosevelt
Dingham
Beerdure
Col Smith Appointed to Philippine Supreme Court
Professor James F Smith of Washington has been designated to fill a vacancy on the Philippine Supreme Court. Elected by President Roosevelt, he succeeds Bernard Mosen of California, who resigned effective January 1. Smith gained fame as colonel of the Philippine Volunteer forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Washington
Strikers Compromise Sparks Grand Jury Action
In New Orleans on October 14 sixteen union leaders were arrested and bound over to the grand jury on a serious charge. They are accused of conspiring to interfere with the United States remittance system. The case follows a day of street tensions and a tentative compromise among the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
New Orleans
Trafic
United States
Roy Scott Funeral Held At Helix Cemetery
The funeral of 16 year old Roy Scott was held today at 2 PM from the family residence in Helix. The interment followed at Helix cemetery. Parents Mr and Mrs W M Scott, then in Missouri, could not be reached in time for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Scott
Roy Scott
Helix
Young Scott
Helix Dispatch
W. M. Scott
Missouri
Accident Kills 10 Year Old in Canyon City
Frank Byers, owner of a John Day livery stable, was hunting when a gun accidentally discharged at J. C. Dodger’s home, killing Dodger’s 10-year-old son instantly. Coroner Ammon summoned. inquest likely today. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byers
John Day
J. C. Dodgers
Byers
Canyon City
East Oregonian
Frank Byer
J. C. Codger
Deremaot
Ammon
Dodgers
Didiger
James McLaren First Type Caster in West Dies in Poverty
James McLaren, the first man to cast type west of the Missouri River and one of the original 600 in charge of the brigade at Balaetava, died today at age 69 after a life in poverty in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Jamean R. McLaren
Missouri
Balaetava
New Voting Machine Promises Privacy and Quick Results
A Washington inventor, WP Bly of Kelso, claims a new voting machine can surpass all prior devices. He says it keeps votes secret, prevents tampering, and records every vote accurately, with results announced by an electric sign. The system aims to be less costly and widely deployed before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kelnp
Wart
United States
Othey Enatyrn
Ely
Heber
Thia Ma- Shite
Amd Wishiy Wominvdet
Ann Breed
Actioe
New York
Ap Electric
Electiona
Alt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ieux
Fred
Hope m
Osborne
Eociom
Taenet
Mia
Marty
Seid
Chase
THE
Medical College
A. R
Illinois
Springfield
Tilltole Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lincoln Monument
Morgan Sole
Arbiter of
Markle, Widner
Thomas
J. P. Morgan
Morena
Wall Street
Morgan
Baer
Philadelphia
Phila. — & Other Railroad Company
Rotor
Delawdre & Hudson
Truesdale
Cassett
Pennsylvania Railway
Instter
Louis Wagner
City Board of Trustees
Lettimer
Hazelton
Lehigh
Tamaqua
Root-Morgan
Tennessee Horticulturists
Knoxville
Tenn
Kant Tennessee Hordenstural Association
University of Tennessee
New York Market
Pauncefote
Col. Smith
Stantly
James M'Lauren
Waah
Walla Walla
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!