Testimony Details in Hopkins Murder Case
State witnesses described Mrs. Hopkins at an auction the morning of the killing. They testified to concealment of a pistol, observed movements, and the sequence leading to Rosenthal’s shooting, with experts debating the defendant’s sanity. The trial resumed with additional testimony and potential delays.
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Fifth Street
Sam Rorenthal
Mary Hopkirs
Ima
Hopkins
Hosenthal
Ben Benson
Wes Bane
Nel
Ben
Fink
Jom Rubin
Rus- AO Beck
Subira
Beck
Elopkite
South Kres Street
Mra. HH. G. Greathouse
Roesenthal
Mra. Hopkins
Nat Afmidd
Lytle
Wness
E. Semmemer
Hhey
Rosenthal
Mra Hopkins
Benson
Mre Hopkins
Dr. Built
Ferguson
Burglars Take $141.7 J From Horn Palace Saloon
Burglars entered the Horn Palace saloon at 112 East Houston street Friday night or early Saturday. They worked the safe combination and escaped with $149.76. The burglary was found at opening Saturday morning by employees. Detectives are investigating and two suspects are under surveillance. A rear window and shaft routes showed the path taken to the street.
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Horn Palace
East
Houston Street
Stresn
Retiring policemen turn in equipment in city shift
The article describes retiring policemen surrendering guns badges and gear as the new department reorganizes under Police Commissioner Breves. It notes changes in duty rosters, transfers in the force, and upcoming relief duties with officers moved to new posts and a plan to increase plainclothes staff to twelve, with four on night duty.
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Unione Hones
Pales Department
JL Wen
Saintins
Will Wei
Breves
Alent
Pelons
Pellens
Hope
Fitebenry
Lacey
Fuses
Beck
Joe Kuous
Beeren
Word Shout
Controversy Over Asphalt Concrete Paving On River Avenue
Property owners on River Avenue between Togephine Street and Grand Avenue may be forced to accept asphalt concrete asphalt paving despite protests. City officials cite powers to issue certificates under a contract with Western Paving while neighbors fear mass homestead assessments and possible legal challenges.
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River Avenue
Betwenth Togephine Street
Grand Avenue
Western Payine Company
Brown
Tt S
North
Hackberry
Camargs
Ine
Lenat
Hopsestead
Mayor Brown
Comemissioner Kearny
Sunhlike
Vncie
Lim Street
Colonel M O Mongerattee Dies in San Antonio Age 77
Colonel Monserrate a Confederate Army veteran and longtime railroad official died in San Antonio at 77 from heart trouble. He served in the Third Virginia Infantry and rose to colonel, later becoming vice president and general manager of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad. Survived by his widow Mrs M D Mongerrate, his life spanned military service, river trade, and Brazilian steel.
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Iness
Thiddty
S.A. 2 A. P Mailroad
Dow
Bingrea
Sov
New Oneans
Fy Ci
Virginia
House of Dive Forks
Sheridan
Point Lookeut
Indianois
Tex
Cuero
Indianola
Victoria
New York, Texas & Mexico
G. WT
San Aritonio
5. A. & A. P. Railroad
Hic
Colonet Monserrate
San Antonio
Camden Street
Monserrate
California
M. D. Mongerrate
Metral ships held tannion delayed by conser
The Trath steamer from Baltimore to Nelsonhoring Danmatit and the Norwegian steamship Glitra Savannah bound for Celosingvorg have been detained at Kirkwall due to conservatory delays.
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Nelekohing Danmatit
Cielsingvorg
Kirkwall
Slublin Is Captured By Austrian Cavalry
The London Times editorialized on Warsaw and Austro Russian front changes. The Chronicle predicts German restraint, possible fortification of captured positions, and moves to shift forces to Italy or the Anglo-Wrench theater. The Mail notes English readers will feel loss of authority and stresses informing Russian authorities about events.
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Warsaw
London Times
Setack
Eorgevsk
Warsew
Willotta
Novogsorglevek
Trangated
Uheke
Germany
Germaine
Italy
Sertia
Iikely
Rebia
England
French Aviators Active in Fresh Front Line Actions
Paris dispatch reports French war office details on air and ground actions against German units near Saint Pol sur Mer and in the Argonne. Recurrent shelling and bombardment are described, with French forces claiming mobile losses for the enemy and some aircraft damage and escapes.
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Paris
French War Office
Gernnip Avlains
Owenty Asiaters
Kaney
Ennio
Geremarines
Gehiich
Belns
German and Russian fronts shift as battles flare across Belarus and Latvia
Turbulent reports from the eastern theater describe Austro German efforts to cross rivers and form a new Russian line while German forces push from Braunk toward Riga and Ponlewesch. Russians defend the Visula and Bug sectors, claim successes in Qhmiel Fiassi, and report the capture of an Austrian airplane. In other news, Brandenburg authorities seize copper, brass, and nickel supplies. a murder motive remains undetermined as a mob protests a suspect. and the first prize at the San Francisco Welsh festival will be split between Oakland choristers and Chicago choir unions.
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Petrograd
Tulyau
London
Grisaing
Yvisinia Ab
Gonstroet
Vlupre
Braunk
Riga
Ponlewesch
Hove
Loji
Koyna
Suwalltl
Natew
Bug
Sokel
Pakrevski
Cornet Planski
Ziota Lipa
Ban Prancisco
Cal
Oakland Ghoristers
Haydn Chorcoal Union of
Chicago
Earth Shocks Record Washington Seismographs
Seismographs at Georestown University logged unusually intense shocks, recorded from A236 to 19 delock, about 669 miles from Washington, as a sequence of earth shocks drew attention late at night.
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Washington
Georestown University
Delock
Set Seeligson
Victor
Redfield probes inspection service in push to widen inquiry
Chicago July 1 Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield indicates he may order a thorough investigation of United States steamboat inspection services if charges are filed. He said he will ensure fair treatment, amid requests to broaden the federal inquiry to cover the last fifteen years. A federal order blocked jurors from testifying without court permission as the grand jury halted work, while public funeral services in Cicero honored Willie Novotny one of the Hastland disaster victims.
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce
Willian C. Redfiald
Critielem
Bastiant
United States
Barratt OH
Fiinals
Albert L. Thorman
Department of Commerce
Statui
Coas
Sratetary Redfield
Fedral
Tacdlste
Ater
Haa
Federal Grand Jury
Cicero
Willie Novotny
Hastland
Hymorrgue
Phompren
Buy Scouts
Rubenian Agetetles
I Band
Carieseo the Cunetory
Two Trainmen Killed at Lockhart in Freight Crash
A Katy Freight No. 427 derailed near Lockhart last night killing two trainmen, Cotton Laird and Treman Wilford, who were crushed while attempting to jump. A guard rail car was overturned, several cars derailed, and crew injuries reported as rain impaired visibility and contributed to the wreck.
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Locktiart
Katy
Dienes
Dinley
Ely
Elark
Hasd Briteman Cotton Laird
Wiel
Treman Wilford
Derailment in New Mexico injures thirty five near Crews
Turbulent electric storm with wind and dust swept across Maglio Yass Tex as thirty five people were hurt in the derailment of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train No 6 near Crews. The crash followed a culvert washout during a cloudburst. Irrigation pumps and pumping installations faced strain, but no major property damage reported.
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Colonalo Springs
Coto
Atchison, Toyoka É& Sarita
Wallas
Colorado Springs
Maglc Yass
Tex
Wriday
Sheriff and posse killed in bootlegging raid at Island 27
In Osceola Arkansas on July 31 Sheriff Sam Malden of Crittenden County and others were shot to death during a raid on alleged bootleggers on Island 27 in the Mississippi River near Osceola. More than a dozen men were arrested. The sheriff with militiamen and deputies planned a daybreak surprise but were discovered and engaged in a battle. Island 27 had long been a rendezvous for bootleggers.
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Oschola
Ark
Sam
Malden
Crittenden County
Teta
Abicess
Mississippi Tiver
Bisbeville
Island
Eet
Develop Iron Industry in Texas
A Texas City charter filing outlines a new company to develop iron industry in Texas with capital of 1 579 000 dollars. Incorporators include Jusustus Fe Wottin Duluth Fagh BK Moore and Harvey Shemas of Texas City Judge Janis Te Storey of Houston signe\d the charter. The move aims to promote industrial growth in the region. DALHART TEX, Aug 31 The body found near the bridge on Wowih street along the Dalhart railroad line is identified as Jt Webb residence unknown. The scene shows slivers and debris, with pockets of wind and rain. Contacts list Beynon Peanmat Finny Kam Age and others connected to the incident.
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Austix
Texul
State Department
Tod
Texas
Texaz City
Galveston
Jusustus Fe Wottin
Duluth
Fagh BK
Moore
Harvey
Shemas
Texas City
Tudge Janis Te Storey
Houston
Enid
Devetonty
Man Fa
Dalhart
Dalhabrt
Hady
Tan
Jt Webb
Crige
Wowih Street
Beynon
Peanmat
Finny
Kam
Obituary of Sackhti-Aes L Sackett 77 in Texas
Sackett Aes L Sackett aged 77 died at 7 oclock Friday in Mercag Texas while visiting his daughter Eyckete who resides in the United States for 85 years. Survived by two sons Ben Sackett Udsei Joe Sackett St Pago and four daughters Mrs Mare J Marka Buffalo Dies H Arenstein Bin Mato and others. Funeral arrangements to Bun Antone for interment. Undertakers and services listed with local contacts.
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St Pago
Mrav J. Marka
Butinal
Twh
Cohatt
Bad Eggs and Dealers Understate Egg Quality Warning
A historical report describes inspectors warning egg dealers after testing shows some eggs are bad. Officials emphasize the state guarantee for good eggs remains valid, urging compliance and promising affidavits to enforce standards.
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Boxar
Pollee
Audge Lowther
Two Seek Presidency in Portugal August Election
In Portugal the presidential race for the August 6 election narrowed to two candidates, former prime minister Duarte Leite and former prime minister Bernardino Machado. The government plans measures to quell sporadic disturbances near the Fatima river basin as tensions rise along the border with Spain.
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Uigbon
Portugal
Via Peris
Republic
Duarte Leite
Formur Premiar &Ng
Interior
Bernardino Machado
Tultister
Brasi
Premio
Pia
Fatira
Snsin
Gas Fatal to Three at Sour Lake Oil Plant
Three oil workers at Producers' Oil Company Sour Lake were overcome by gas while trying to rescue a fellow laborer. Victims named Nicholson Odell and Ruch died from inhalation as they entered an empty oil tank to assist the trapped man and all succumbed before help arrived.
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Beaumont
Tex
Sour Lake
Tom. Nicholson
John Odell
W. ©. Ruch
Nicholson
Lee Elder Testifies In Murder Trial In Texas
On July 21 the defense called Lee Elder to the stand in a Texas courtroom to testify in his murder trial regarding Nitle Willie Lee Walker. Elder described the confrontation and claimed he fired once after Walker attacked, saying the arm wound and fall led to the shooting rather than intent to kill.
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Smarstn
Tex
Lee Elder
Tadar
Jn Hia
Willie Lee Walker
Walker
Opium Trade Decline Cited by American Official in China
Washington report from Thomas Sammons, American consul general at Shanghai, notes reduced opium imports into China. Figures show 887,068 pounds unrefined and 2,184,000 pounds refined with value around 20.6 million in 1814, higher than any prior year, while fines and contract operations are briefly mentioned.
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Washington, D.C
Tulchet
China
State Department
Thomas Sammons
Shan‘shai
Quiet in Haiti as Marines Move to Patrole Port au Prince
News reports from Port au Prince say American forces remain calm while marines prepare for patrols. The Navy plans to reinforce with hospital ships and more Marines, as officials await further orders and details from Washington. President Wilson, meanwhile, pressed for full information on the Haiti incident and expressed concern over two sailors jailed by natives.
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Helthins
Rene
Port Age Prince
Alasta
Parindelphe
Philadelphia
Heltl
Garesius
Daniele
Admin Canerten
Ravolus
Navy Department
Wilson
Cornish
S. H
Port-au-Prince
Hott
Directert
Washington
City plans new street paving bids under Commissioner Kerry
A call for bids on additional paving to 92 streets, funded by paying Milliacy funds, will be issued soon under Commissioner Kerry. City officials aim to complete selections and start bidding for downtown paving, including Main Street and several blocks near City Hall, with bids possibly covering North Flores and West Commerce portions.
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Kerry
Sineer Helland
Milliacy Plaza
Maccedoches Street
Fiores Street
Wojimeen
Henstomany
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Dalles
Malcolm J. Stuart
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Ouln H. Balk
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Texas City Company
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Dudertaht Ree Kebinaan Cuderising Company
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Ewan Bian Piesue Moderaiue Pelred
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Inez
Aldine Companion
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Patra
Phidadelerta
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Teitlee
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