Sensational defense in Cronin murder trial closes week
Prosecuting Attorney Longenecker wrapped his argument in dramatic language linking a conspiracy to the Cronin murder. Judge Wing warned against overreliance on circumstantial evidence as he and defense speakers urged careful weighing of each fact. The court adjourned to Monday.
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Longenecker
Wing
Cronin
Lotgenecker
Spelman
John F. Begis
P 2
McGarry
le Caron
Dan Coughlin
Dr. Hull
New York
Tragic Suburban Clerks Wife Kills Children Then Herself
A London suburb tragedy unfolds as a poor clerk with a wife and three children, strained by poverty, is driven to despair. The wife murders the children and dies by her own hand, highlighting the desperate wage gaps and precarious work in the lower clerical market.
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D.ipatch
Loxipox
London
Elopement Ends in Arrests in Waterbury
Leander Hosier and Mrs. Micnie L Potter of Pine Plains eloped and were traced to Waterbury Connecticut where they were arrested during dinner. Each faced 500 bail while Potter posted bonds to return her to her husband. Hosier remained jailed in New Haven.
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Tre Dispatch
Wcth
Potter
Hosier
Kew Haven
Eleventh Ward GOP Club Elects Officers Night
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club elected officers last night with ex mayor William C. McCarthy approved as president and John Smith chosen as vice president.
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Eleventh Ward Politica
Eleventh Ward
Republican Club
William C. McCarthy
John Smith
GA. J. Seven
Cooretery Saat Tae
Treasury to reduce national bank depositaries and funds
The Treasury will cut the number of national bank depositaries and reduce public moneys held with them to limit disruption to business. About 265 banks will receive notices. proceeds from bond sales will cover reductions and reserves used to buy U S bonds. Windom explained active and surplus banks, with total government deposits around 47 million dollars.
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Treasury
Atain
United States
Fairchild
Windom
Department
Murdered a Millionaire in Milton Estate Shooting
Boston police report two Italian suspects arrested after a confession tied Giusseppi De Lucca to the shooting of Edward Cunningham on his Milton estate. The toucher De Lucca allegedly led a party that confronted Cunningham over a dog attack, resulting in Cunningham's fatal wound. A third man remains at large as authorities pursue him.
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Boston
Edward Cunningham
Giusseppi de Lucca
Milton
Cunningham
de Lucca
Marriage of Bride to Grand-Uncle Stuns Massillon
In Massillon Ohio on November 30 a marriage at the bride’s parents home joined Annie Crone 24 to Valentine Fries 65 her grand-uncle from Huron county. Fries, bank president of Heron and shipper with six vessels on Lake Erie, is a large copper stockholder and leader in Cleveland iron ship building. Only the bride’s family attended. Rev Cahill of St Joseph’s Catholic Church officiated.
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Patceh
MassiLuon
Annie Crone
Frank Crone
Valentine Fries
Huron County
Heron
Lake Erie
Lake Superior Copper Company
Cleveland Iron Ship Building Company
Forest City
Rev
Cahill
8. Joseph's Catholic Church
Indian remedy exhibitor tried for license violation
Dr Thomas E Halleck who sells Katonka and advertised Indian dancing shows with Warm Spring Indians faced a Salisbury Hall exhibition license case before Magistrate Brokaw. The defense argued the 1845 law covered theatricals circuses and menageries only and the doctor did none of these. Decision reserved until next session.
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Thomas E. Halleck
Brokaw
Salisbury Halls
Morton Hunter
Halleck
New York World’s Fair Fund Reaches 5 Million
New York November 30. The World's Fair guarantee fund of five million dollars is raised. Today's subscriptions totaling one thousand and thirty four dollars bring the total past the goal with twenty eight thousand dollars to spare. The Executive Committee votes to continue accepting subscriptions.
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New York
Mpnclal
Young Man Near Death After Carbolic Acid Attempt
Oscar Richter was found almost dead in a back room above Pedro's restaurant at 29 Duane street. He had swallowed carbolic acid and left a note claiming he killed himself due to unemployment and poverty. doctors believe he may be saved.
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Dr. Cronin
Frank Seatlan
Selb Or Theel
Coughlin
Ieneak
New York
Oscar Richter
Pedro
Duane Street
Inspector McAleese Leaves New York With Dennis Meagher
Detective Noel Coulson telegrammed that Inspector McAleese would depart New York at 2 pm with Dennis Meagher in custody. Meagher is wanted for felonious cutting and involved in a dispute with Governor Beaver over requisition papers.
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Inspector McAleese
Noel Coulson
New York
Dennis Meagher
Beaver
German youth Em Miller Arrested by Special Officer
Em Miller a young German arrested at Lake Essed last night by Special Officer Conk for tea woman's patchel. The satc has a small amount of money.
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Em Miller
Lake Essed
Conk
Satc
Unrest and Diplomacy Sweep Lisbon Rio Janeiro and Europe
Reports from Bahia and Rio Janeiro describe a threatened outbreak as Dom Pedro arrives in Lisbon and republic supporters grow in strength. German Austro Italian tensions rise over treaties and autonomy in Trentino as Lisbon leaders mobilize and foreign offices warn of demonstrations and censorship.
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Dom Pedro
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
Victorius Pereira
Petropolis
da Fonseca
Dantas
Correa
Bahia
Hamburg
Republic
Reichsanceiger
Oporto
Villareal
Aboiro
Coellho
Mem
Onus Sciences
Putytas
Elias Garcia
Brazs
Senor Zorilla
Spanish
Europe
Tory Lords Will Block Home Rule Bill Says Nottingham Rally
The Nottingham Tory demonstration shows Lord Salisbury and party leadership plan to defeat Home Rule by the House of Lords after the Commons bill passes. Gladstone campaigns from Hawarden and Hawarden, urging voters as Liberal reform momentum grows amid Tory despondency.
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House of Lords
Nottingham
Lord Salisbury
House of Lorda
House of Commons
Gladstone
Hawarden
Manchester
Salisbury
Beginning of Bottle Blowing in Glassmaking Process
The article details the bottle making method with a blowpipe, gathering molten plastic glass, forming a cylindrical body, shaping the neck, and expanding a bubble for the bottle. It explains mold use, table work, and the blower’s role in shaping the hot glass into the final form.
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Popular Science Monthly
Lottery Office Raided in Wall Street District
New York police raid led by Anthony Comstock targets Mesurs A Brown & Co dealers in oil paintings bric a brac and lottery tickets. At 24 Broad Street Anthony Brown head of the firm is missing arresting suspect Mackey Goodman found with lottery tickets. Tickets and circulars seized along with payment stubs from the Brown & Co office.
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Fatoel
New York
Wall Street
Mesurs. A. Brown & Co
D Street
Anthony Comstock
Adam Brown
Broad Stree
Mr. Brown
Ee Oe
Mackey Goodman
Ferce
Nugent and
Oates
Goodman
Brown & Co
Sullivan aims at mayoralty while boxing tours loom
John L Sullivan shows deep interest in the Boston mayoralty race as election nears. His business manager Jack Barnitt plans a nationwide tour with 40 to 50 dates after the election. Promoters Peter Joenny Smith and Frank Slavin seek Sullivan for high priced exhibitions ahead of the boxing season. Pat Killen also hopes Sullivan visits the Northwest for show bouts. Sullivan is expected to focus on public matters after next week’s vote.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Jack Barnitt
Union
Sullivan
Royal Arm of Londons
Sders
Peter Joenny Smith
Frank Slavin
Pat Killen
Northwest
Mormons Purchase 20000 Acres to Move North
Ottawa reports Collector Allen describes Mormon expansion near Fort McLeod. About 500 Mormons now reside at St. Joe Creek, up from 125 two years ago. They have bought 20000 acres at St. Mary's seven miles from Cardston, signaling a second Utah in the Northwest.
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Utah
Dirfatch
Ottawa
Allen
MacLeod
Northwest
Fort McLeod
St Hoe Creek
Canories
St. Mary's
Cardston
Fatal electric shock in New York store incident
At 11 55 tonight Harry Harris a 22 year old clerk at Bernard Oslens drygoods store 675 Eighth avenue was killed after touching an electric light wire while moving a sidewalk showcase. Harris lived at 359 West Forty fifth street and was taken to the Twenty second precinct station. The report also notes a separate political remark about King Milan.
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New York
Harry Harris
Drygoods
Bernard Oslens
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-second Precinct
West Forty Seventh Street
Harris
West Forty-fifth Street
Unclear inquiry on teeth count in humans and creatures
A reader asks about average teeth numbers. The writer suggests 39 for humans and notes a larger creature, a 12 foot harrog, would add four more teeth.
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St. Paul
Weather Notes and Confusing Temperature Snippet
The passage records a daytime low around 20 and a high near 32 in what seems to be a brief weather note. It mentions a 5.20 P.M. time and a strange measurement reference likely describing a location or scale, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Reverend Pragh Delivers Sermon at Grace Reform Church
The pastor of Grace Reform Church, Reverend John H. Pragh, led a service addressing community concerns and spiritual guidance, urging calm and unity among congregants.
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John H. Pragh
Grace Reformed Church
Mormon Endowment Oaths Denied Citizenship by Judge
Judge Anderson denied naturalisation for Mormon applicants citing endowment house oaths and church teachings as treasonous against the United States. Testimony showed endowment ceremonies include garments and vows. witnesses refused to detail oaths, weakening defense.
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Salt Lake
United States
Sart Sage
Uran
Anderson
China
Hhis
Mormon Church
Meteemans Grek
United
John Moora
Walter J. Edgar
Brigham
I 7
Lake Age
Brigham Young
Heber Kim Hyde
the Meadow
Silgbemn Young
Citizen Impanelment Yields Prominent Names Mentioned
A fragment lists individuals connected to naturalization. Pred W. Miller, Henry J. Owen, and Pete es srther Townsend are named in proceedings relating to citizenship. The brief text suggests a local court or official act granting or recording naturalization petitions.
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Churet
United Fempgneaons
W. Miller
Henry J. Owen
Pete Es Srther Townsend
Thare
Man Killed Walking Track Near Mansfield
Thomas Humphries, a miner near Mansfield, was killed at 5:45 Friday afternoon after being struck by a Washington and Ohio Railroad train. Despite cautions to move off the track, he did not comply, resulting in his death. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental due to a heavy laceration from metal clippings scattered on the track.
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Thomas Humphries
Mansfield
Washington
Humphries
Boyce
Pear County
Jealousy Spurs Attempted Shooting in Local Boarding House
John H. Johnson, a colored man living on Spring alley, allegedly attempted to shoot Lizzie, who runs a boarding house on Peno avenue, after a dispute at a Twelfth Street location. Evidence suggests Johnson had been living apart from his employer and setting up a volatile situation. Police inquiries follow as neighbors report threats and a disturbance that unsettled the area.
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John H. Johnson
Spring Alley
Lizzie
Peno Avenue
McKenna
Johnson
Slohnson
Goldie
Ana
Liesie
McKee Leaves Philadelphia Amid Jeannette Suit Uncertainty
Me McKee and accompanying Mr McKee departed Philadelphia last night amid questions about papers in the Jeannette suit. When asked about the case he replied he has no reasons for unhappiness or intent, and avoided confirming government desires to push the matter to a conclusion.
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H. Sellers McKee
Mr. McKee
Philadelphia
Jeannette
Tragic Suicide Attempt Reported in City Home
A 19 year old Mary A. Welsh attempted to kill herself yesterday at her Twenty eight street home. Her father filed an information to protect the girl and an alderman is considering further action. The girl was taken to jail to prevent self harm and keep the situation from escalating.
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Mary Welsh
Satan Mary A. Welsh
Sam
Alderman Carlisle's Court Clears Nearly Twenty Liquor Violators
Nearly 20 people faced Alderman Carlisle on liquor law charges. Ex Councilman John W. Carle, accused of running a speakeasy at 1700 Carson Street, was held to $500 bail for further court action. Other defendants named Kaddey, Byrnes, and Mrs. in Green Tree alley and Pennevenue area faced similar charges and were released after preliminary handling.
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Carlisle
John W. Carle
Carson Street
Sabie Bosan
Duquesne
Charies
Kaddey
Green Tree Alley
Pes Byrnes
Pennevenue
Mysterious wound ends in police inquiry
James Dagnall was arrested for disorderly conduct after a scuffle. He complained of an arm wound and Dr. Moyer later could not locate a bullet. Dagnall claimed he was struck in a fight, but no gunshot was confirmed.
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James Dogeell
Dide
Vycate
Traby Shaul
Central Station
James Dagnall
Dr. Moyer
Dagpall
Obituary Notice for Henry Baugh at West Penn Hospital
Henry Baugh 3 years old and married died at West Penn Hospital at 340 R. The man served as carpenter on the P B R E. He was found on the tracks at Irwin’s station yesterday morning and pronounced by Coroner McDowell.
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Henry Baugh
West Penn Hospital
Sapek
Carpenter
P. BR. E
Irwin's Station
McDowell
Fhe Beet Values in Town
Men's single breasted overcoats in wales worsteds kerseys elyinas with trimming priced at ten dollars at Gunky this week. Read more about the holiday sale at Gunky in the Lasnez District edition.
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Wales
Kerseys
Elysinas
Romance of a Once-Loved Woman and the Nina Van Zandt Tale
A distorted report describes Nina Van Zandt as a German prototype in Brooklyn, with Catharine's Hospital care after a suicide attempt near Broadway. The woman spoke of haunting and murder, was deemed insane, and transferred to Flatbush Asylum. The piece notes anarchist ties and 19th century sensational buildup around a Germanian femme fatale figure.
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Bina Vania Io
Brooklyn Hospital
Reinsdorf
Catharine's Hospital
Broadway
Wiliamsurg
J. Bi Long
Flatbush Asylum
Mrs. Reinsdorf
Nina van Zandt
Leipsig
Unclear Transcript Sparks Speculation About Deity Belief
A garbled OCR fragment reports many Acarchigt reacting to a claim that a deity influenced events. Mentions Mrs. Brown and Mr. Gunther and a Manila packet delivered to an unnamed recipient, leaving details and context obscured.
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Acarchigt
Consid Ballore
Brown
M Gunther
Manila
Herra Siernams
Fashion notes on new markets and winter wear trends
The item notes attractions at both NOTHING IN THE WORLD and Kesical, praising the season's best offerings. It highlights long warmly litnite collars in beaver and fur for $18, with references to Prada styling and market sensibilities.
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