Todhunter Defense in Nineveh Murder Trial
The testimony centers on Lottie May Doggett's confession and Colonel Todhunter's witness account. Jesse Bream admits killing Stam Tucker while claiming Tom Strickland was framed, and Todhunter describes surveillance and capture efforts to prevent further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Strickland
Mary Todhunter
Oklahoma
Miranda Ransom
Jed Kransom
Everthing
Ralls County
Stam Tucker
Stam
Sidon
Liam Tucker
Tom
Jesse
Sub
Lesorter
Colonel 'Todhunter
Colonel
Jim
Jesse Bream
Jessa Bream
Colonel Todhunter
Lottie May
Todhunter
Lottie- May Doggett
Stamford Tucker
Miranda’ Ransom
Lottie-May Doggett
Stem Tucker
Lottie-May Degrett
Gentry Drytien
Packer
Chickasaw
Nineveh
Encounter in the woods and a named suspect in a crime
The transcript describes Jesse Bream meeting a man near the edge of the woods after killing Stamford Tucker. Bream identifies the man as Thomas W. Strickland of Chickasaw. He states he lay hidden for about an hour and then the door closed on the scene, leaving Nineveh’s vision unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bottoms
Jesse Bream
Balis County
Todhunter
Stamford Tucker
Thomas W. Strickland
Chickasaw
Tom Strickland
Nineveh
British Miner George Harbottle Masters Memory Feats
A Northumberland quarry miner, George Harbottle, has astonished observers with a memory that recalls every word heard or read. He can repeat pages, lists, and an entire pamphlet of street songs after a single reading, with flawless accuracy. Historical examples of memory masters are cited, from Justus Lipsius to Avicenna, showing long traditions of trained recall across eras and cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
England
George Harbottle
Justus Lipsius
Tacitus
Nicholas Bourbon
Chancellier de Then
Piolo Giovio
Avicenna
George Vogan de Arrezo
Vercil
Klopstock
Woodfall
House of Commons
William Madcliffe
Radcliffe
Wheat Outlook Promising for 1913 Harvest
Prospects indicate U S wheat yield may match 1912 with total output around 730 million bushels. Winter wheat may reach 483 million, Iowa reports strong winter wheat, thrashers yield 40 to 50 bushels per acre, spring wheat forecast about 248.6 million. If these figures hold, total production could exceed 1912. A Chicago stenographer later became a Lake Michigan summer waitress, facing discipline after mutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Weekly Crop Bulletin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Invasion of Mexico Aboard by U S Army Experts View
An army expert analysis argues a Mexican invasion would require about 250000 troops, costly logistics, and heavy guerrilla resistance. It outlines terrain hurdles from Vera Cruz to Mexico City, potential durations, and financial tolls while noting political risks and uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Mexico
Mexico City
War Department
George Albert Schreiner
New York Evening Post
Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
Republic
Republica
United
Spain
Great Britain
South Africa
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Jalapa
Puebla
Republie
Paris
Gnne
Minalgo
Juarez
National Conservation Exposition Planned for Knoxville
The National Conservation exposition opens Sept. 1 in Knoxville to showcase Southern industrial growth and resource conservation. Every southern state and major city will be represented with government exhibits in land, forests, mines, and child welfare, backed by a large advisory board and financing arranged to avoid debt. Enosville and nearby Civil War sites add regional interest as Knoxville expects up to 1,000,000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Venn
Exposition Company
South
Land
Woman's
Child Welfare
Tennessee
All South
Ty, and Minerals
Fores
Art
Washington
Clifford Dinehottehairman
Joseph A. Holmes
Bureau of Mines
Julia ©. Lathrop
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Pr., . Claxton
Bureau of Education
Logan W. Page
Good Roads Department
Harvey W. Wiley
Bredford Knapp
Department of Curriculture
Enosville
German fluid may render the body transparent for teaching
A German scientist has discovered a fluid that makes the human body transparent when injected. It could eliminate most dissection, allowing medical students to study veins muscles and bones without the knife. The Hibnemann Medical College in Philadelphia plans to adopt the method next term with anatomy staff refining the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibnemann Medical Collect
Philadelphia
Department of Anatomy
U. S. Plans Sardine Lab to Boost Industry in Maine
The Department of Agriculture opens a sardine laboratory at Eastport Maine under Dr F Weber to study Maine sardines and packing methods. The goal is to revive the American sardine industry after widespread poor quality and mass seizures of cans in Pittsburgh and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Eastport
F. ©. Weber
Animal Physiological Laboratory
Bureau of Chemistry
Maine
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
First Parcel Post Package Goes to National Museum
The silver loving cup commemorating the opening of the parcel post system is now in the National Museum in Washington. It was the first package sent under the new system mailed in Washington by Postmaster General Hitchcock on January 1 to Postmaster Morgan in New York. The cup stands eight inches high and bears an inscription.
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Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Tazmaulipas
Chihuahua
Los Fuergos Auxiliares
Reyes
Rio Grande
National Museum
Washington
Hitchcock
Morgan
New York
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Missouri
By Ripley D. Saunders
The
Bobbs-Merril Company
United States
Tyte
American Press Association
General Victoriano Huerta
New South
Knoxville, Tenn
U. S
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