Thaw Jury Still Without Verdict After 24 Hours
New York April 11 jurors in the Thaw case remained deadlocked after a tense day of testimony and exhibits. Evelyn Thaw appeared distressed as officials and lawyers debated jury instruction questions while relatives arrived at the courtroom for continued deliberations.
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New York
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Allan Melané Hamilton
Evelyn Thaw Wis
Thomas F. Lynch
Trial of Thaw and the Unwritten Law
Court session details the charge against Harry K. Thaw for homicide. Judge Fitzgerald delivers instruction on criminal homicide definitions and insanity defenses as jurors hear the case.
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Plow Makers Join In A Big Combine
Chicago April 11 The National Plow association organized a large meeting in the TV Auditors Annex. Officers named include President W. Taylor Secretary W. Bugardis Spring Treasurer W. Brinton. Debate centered on protecting members interests, transportation facilities, and legislation affecting plow production amid disputed testimony.
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Eva Booth Seriously Ill Ruler Eva Booth in Serious Condition
Cantons Obie reports Eva Booth, noted as a commander at the atten, remains critically ill under medical care. Mrs McKinley, informed by telegraph, sent sympathy while arrangements are made for home care. The Carthage courthouse project saw a $125000 bill approved for Hancock county.
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Victory for Higher Pay Bill Reaches Final Stage
April 11 report notes approval signals in the Senate for a bill boosting salaries, with supporters arguing the wage rise will aid governance. Amid tense debates, senators anticipate passage as tax and education provisions surface, including a proposed university tax to fund state needs.
Constantine in Chicago as Murder Suspect Returned for Trial
Constantine in Chicago arrives from New York on the Twentieth Century Limited and is immediately taken to the police station as the alleged murderer of Mrs. A. W. Gentry. The case centers on the suspected murder of Mrs. Gentry, with ongoing transport from New York to Chicago for trial.
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Institute Opened At Carnegie Gift Dedication In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 11 dedicated ceremonies opened the Carnegie Institute project in Pittsburgh. William N Frew, president of the board, welcomed guests from England Germany France Belgium Holland Saint America Canada and the United States. Mayor Guthrie and Mrs Guthrie greeted guests in the foyer. Andrew Carnegie assisted with the reception as the art galleries and the international hat exhibit were opened. The guests later toured the Institut. President Roosevelt sent regrets and appreciation for the institute’s work. Would-be assassin arrested in Pittsburgh as Frederick Siau carried a pea knife and claimed to wish to speak with a commensal. He was arrested after attempting entry at the hotel.
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Secretary Taft Bids Cuba Be Good
Secretary Taft issued a statement urging Cuba to maintain order and stability through elections. He recommends a rapid census for election purposes and a preliminary election as soon as feasible, stressing national tranquility as essential to a stable new government.
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Foraker Attacks Roosevelt In Speeches At Canton
Senator Joseph Benson Foraker opened a campaign against Secretary Taft and the Roosevelt administration in Canton Ohio. He attacked the president from many angles while defending him on occasion, indicating the president should not enter a personal political contest to name his successor. Foraker warned against disclosures defaming the president and criticized reports that a White House source claimed a free men alliance aimed to defeat Roosevelt.
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Andrew Jackson
Marin Var Buren
Taft
Roosevelt
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Trae
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Brownsville
Texas
Foraker
Committee of the Board of Trade
United States
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Ajut
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White House
B. H. Harriman
John D. Rockefelter
Roosevelt Proposed To Head Democratic Ticket
A report indicates Franklin D. Roosevelt is proposed to lead the Democratic ticket. The article notes discussion of campaign implications and party strategy amid a changing political landscape.
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Actress Sings While Man Shoots Self in Opera Box
In Pigsbore, Emel Levey, a divorced heiress, performed a chorus solo at the Grand Opera House. As she sang, 25 year old roly crowe drew a revolver and shot himself in the stomach, collapsing as spectators fled. Attendants rushed to help while Levey finished her performance amid chaos.
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Fifteen Missing in Canadian Wreck
A Canadian train wreck leaves fifteen people missing after derailment near Ontario. Rescue teams report adults and children unaccounted for as authorities work to locate all survivors and assess the cause of the incident.
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Rebate jury fails to convict New York Central
Syracuse reports the jury disagreed in the rebate case against the New York Central Railroad. Prosecutors alleged illicit rebate practices by the company. The trial concluded without a conviction as key charges were not upheld.
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War vessels in collision at Dover amid damage
English torpedo boat destroyers Colne and Falcon put in at Dover after a collision with the Wi Settoredo boat destroyers. The damaged ships arrived this morning, with reports of considerable wreckage and crew safety concerns.
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Woman's body found in Lake Michigan in Chicago
The body of Mrs. Sylvester T. Smith of Chicago, wife of a wealthy retired railroad official, was found in Lake Michigan near 115 Helvered. Authorities believe she died by her own action, with the incident dated in April.
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Passenger Steamer Ashore on English Coast in Fog
Brussels Grounds signal fog bound steamer Bros suis of the Great East erm Railway went ashore near Manto last night. N18 passengers aboard were rescued and the vessel expected to be afloat at high tide today.
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American Soldier Killed in Honduran War
A Memph is victims name General Lee Christmas of Tennessee is reported killed while serving with the Honduran army. The scene notes Molilo Alabama collector of the Port of Troxtile Honduras arrived to mourn the loss as the Memphis based general is described as a member of the Honduran forces.
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Troxtile
Honduras
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Stampede Back to Work at Lorain Shipyard Strike
Lorain Ohio on April 11 saw a stampede of workers returning to the American shipbuilding yards amid a protracted strike. Estimates place the number returning at around seven to eight hundred as talks over work and conditions continued. In Madison Wisconsin on April 11 the senate approved raising state legislature pay from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Norse American Shipbuilding Company
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Wis
Senate
Assembly
John Temple Graves at Bryan Banquet Sparks Roosevelt Debate
Theo Roosevelt was discussed as a Democratic nominee at a Bryan banquet in Chattanooga. John Temple Graves delivered a speech asserting his convictions, while Bryan praised Graves for honesty and urged Mr Graves to publish the remarks. Bryan suggested La Follette if a Republican were chosen and questioned Roosevelt’s suitability.
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Roosevelt
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William J. Bryan
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Long terms for murder robbers in Belleville, 1903 case
Belleville April 11 Charles Allison received 25 years in the penitentiary and Henry Kelly 44 years for the murder of Philip Frey in February 1903. Frey was killed after his throat was cut and then robbed. The pair were convicted on the confession of Albert Whiteside, a convict.
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Philip Frey
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