Nan Patterson on Verge of Collapse as Jury Disagrees
Nan Patterson faced a potential retrial after a six to six verdict split in the courtroom. She collapsed, was revived, and later fainted again as the jury was discharged with no verdict. Her mother Mrs Patterson waits in Washington as prosecutors analyze next steps.
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Nan Patterson
Davis
Jerome
Miss Patterson
Rand
Patterson
Washington
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Mamie Swift
Minnie
Cutler Mountain
Convictions Hit 27 In Election Fraud Contempt
Denver officials report 27 men jailed for contempt in election fraud cases after a supreme court ruling. Wm H Greeny John Desaye Frank McMahon and Robert Goodman were sentenced to six months imprisonment and $100 fines. Desaye acted as election judge while others aided in irregularities. 256 fraudulent votes found with 229 bearing the same handwriting.
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Denver
Colo
Wm. H. Greeny
John Desaye
Frank McMahon
Robert Goodman
Supreme Court
Desaye
Green
McMahon
Goodman
Chinese Japanese rally over alleged Russian interference
Chinese and Japanese officials and media discuss claims that Russians are employing Chinese to disrupt border lines. The dialogue centers on security tensions and cross border concerns amid regional frictions.
Promised Vengeance Around Oku Headquarters
Reports from General Oku's headquarters detail skirmishes with Russian forces along the front. Japanese authorities accuse Russians of using Chinese labor to disrupt lines and burn magazines at Liao Yang. Attacks on Lzmunting and at the far left of the Japanese line are reported with heavy Russian losses and no Japanese casualties.
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Oku
Port Arthur
Liao Yang
Intelligence Department
Fusan
Okus
Lzmunting
Sultan of Morocco Standoff Warns France in Morocco Crisis
Paris reports a grave Moroccan dilemma as the sultan dismisses French advisers and demands withdrawal of the French consul and mission. Paris warns of force if the sultan does not offer a satisfactory explanation and reparations, while awaiting a response.
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France
Paris
Foreign Office
Morocco
Tangiér
Morrocan
King Peter Signs Serbia Press Law Pressing Opposition
Belgrade December 23 King Peter signed a new press law that practically abolishes freedom of the press in Servia. The measure is believed aimed at anti dynastic and opposition newspapers.
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Peter
Servia
Belgrade
Book Store Offers Latest Titles At Payton Drug Co
A brief item notes the Book Store promoting new book arrivals at the Payton Drug Company shop, highlighting a combined retail event and reading moment.
Flood Case Settlement Sparks Tenant Lawsuit
Judge Bailey ruled Wednesday in favor of H. C. Evans against Mrs. Mehl over rent after a flood damaged the adobe at Richardson avenue and Third street. Evans had paid October rent in advance but received no usable house, leading to the overpaid rent suit. The defendant appealed and the case moves to district court.
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Bailey
H. C. Evans
Mehl
District Court
Evans
Richardson Avenue
Third Street
Mr. Evans
Trouble in Philippines ambush kills scout unit at Dolores
Manila reported that a lieutenant and thirty-seven native scouts from the 28th company were ambushed and killed at Dolores on Samar. Two thousand Pulajanes threaten the town and the situation is described as critical, with Lieut. Abbott requesting aid.
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Manila
P. I
Dolores
Samar
Lieut. Abbott
Defrauded, Nelson Claims Pugilist Fights Gate Receipts
In San Francisco on December 23, Battling Nelson, the pugilist, alleges he has been defrauded out of the bulk of the receipts from his recent bout. He vows to pursue the matter to obtain his fair share.
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Stockton
Cal
San Francisco
Manager Murphy
Battling Nelson
Eddie Santry
Nelson
Batling Nelson
Dilley & Son Receive Car Load of Fine Furniture
Mrs. Elasa Hux and her daughter Gerlin L. Bennett from Los Angeles are stopping at the Grand Central as Dilley and Son receive another shipment of fine furniture for the shop.
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Dilley & Son
Elasa Hux
Gerlin L. Bennett
Los Angeles, California
The
Grand Central
Captain McWhorter Returns After Lime Burn Incident
Captain McWhorter of the Military Institute is able to be around again after a severe burn suffered when a barrel of lime exploded while they were lining the football field. He has recovered sufficiently to resume duties.
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McWhorter
the Military Institute
Returns to Russia
New York December 22 Robert S McCormick American ambassador to Russia who has been in the United States for a two month vacation began his return voyage today aboard the steamer Moltke sailing to Moscow and destination Russia.
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New York
Robert S. McCormick
Russia
Moltke
Stanhope Prunes Advertises Low Priced California Prunes
The Stanhope brand of California Prunes claims the best taste and offers price points of 10 cents per pound or 3 for a quarter. The ad urges readers to consider the bargain and quality.
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California
Gift Books and Latest Fiction at Payton Drug Co
Payton Drug Co offers a display of gift books and latest fiction titles for customers. New releases cover contemporary novels and popular authors alongside curated book selections for gift buyers.
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The
Payton Drug Co
Sainte-Beuve Centenary Celebrated in Paris and Boulogne
Paris observes the hundredth anniversary of Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve the renowned poet and critic Memorial exercises draw famed writers with Boulogne-sur-Mer hosting the largest non Paris event Born 1804 Sainte-Beuve rose to prominence after 1830 joined Globe wrote for Revue des Deux Mondes elected to the Academy in 1845 created Causeries de Lundi in 1856 and served in the Senate until his death in 1869.
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Paris
Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Sainte-Beuve
Globe
Revue Des Deux Mondas
Academy
Funeral of Bishop Phelan in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on December 23 funeral services for Bishop Phelan were simple. Bishop Canov ink celebrated a solemn mass followed by individual absolutions from five bishops. At the grave the bishop burial rite and grave blessing were performed as high church dignitaries from across the country attended.
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Pittsberg
Phelan
Canovin
de Rikon Canovin
A Lucky Boy. Last Evening as Karl A. Snyder
A fragment notes a person named Karl A. Snyder connected to an event titled A Lucky Boy. The brief appears to be an incomplete report from a newspaper page segment.
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Karl A. Snyder
Government approves Roswell to Hondo line project
The United States government authorizes a seventeen and a half mile telephone line from Roswell to the Hondo reservoir and orders material. It also authorizes a house for engineer offices during work and later a home for the reservoir caretaker.
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United States
Roswell
Hondo Reservoir
Live Stock Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle market steady with native steers 3.50 to 6.50, southern steers 2.50 to 4.50, southern cows 1.75 to 3.24, native cows and heifers 7.46 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.10, bulls 2.00 to 4.00, calves 3.00 to 16.50, western steers 2.00 to 5.00, western cows 1.75 to 3.45. Sheep strong with muttons 4.00 to 9.25, lambs 5.00 to 6.50, range wethers 4.25 to 5.50, ewes 3.75 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Wanted at Once Bids for Ditch Cleaning Credit
Lowney's Fine Chocolates offered from one half to five pounds. Bids for cleaning the Pierce Bal ard and Cunningham ditch by the Nile. See Arthur J. Stevens. 4t.
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Lowney
The
Payton Drug Co
Nile
Arthur J. Stevens
Crisp lettuce sold at Alameda Geen House
A local ad notes fresh lettuce available at the Alameda Geen House. A box supper at the West Grand Paris school house last night raised funds for the Sunday school organ fund.
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Alameda Geen House
West ‘Rand
Paris School
Sunday School Organ Fund
Roswell Commercial Club reports new and reinstated members
The Roswell Commercial Club committee reports forty two new members and nineteen old ones to be reinstated. Also mentioned is sale of cheese ducks and chickens at the Sacramento Meat Market, located one half block west of the post office.
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Heese
Sacramento
Roswell Commercial Club
District Court Opens with Judge Pope Presiding
This morning Judge William H. Pope opened the district court session and the day was devoted to arguing motions by the attorneys.
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District Court
William H. Pope
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Son
Israel
Joshua
Shechem
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Cripple Creek District
Gen. Oku
Via. Fu
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Ted Murphy
Murphy
Santry
Clair & Pettey
P. O
Clair
Mulins
Chas. Cochran
Water B. Lowry
Che Foo
Port Ar
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Sultan OF
Riverside
Mr. Snyder
Webb
P.O
Rev. Anderson
Rev
J. J. Anderson
Florence
Kan
J. L. Anderson
Methodist Church
China
Newsom
Thodist
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Payton Drug Company
Philippines
Furniz
Aed
Ffouse Gimnishers
Carls
Freeraker
Ary World
Hondo
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