Negro back to jail on murder charge
Jim Rice, a Black man, was remanded to jail without bond after a hearing before Judge Un safield on charges of shooting and killing Niniva Mitchell, another Black woman, at St Hedwig on August 27. The defense failed to secure a reduction to second degree murder and admission to ball. A large number of St Hedwig witnesses testified. Mitchell died two days after the shooting.
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Unsafield
Jim Rice
Niniva Mitchell
St Hedwig
Ball A
St. Medwig
Amudheld
Rice
Mitchell
Gas Explosion Kills Three at Wilkes-Barre Mine
A gas explosion at a Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co mine in South Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, killed three men and injured five. The incident was reported by a special correspondent for The Light. The article also notes a separate legal opinion from the Texas attorney general on sell-flute shows as continuous performances and that county collectors may exercise judgment on related matters.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh & Wikesbarre Coal Company
South Wilkesbarre
Austin
Sant
Altorney General’s Department
Mexico Demurs At Peace Congress
In The Hague the sixth penary peace conference drew a large audience as scientists and delegates from related congresses attended. The Mexican delegation opposed the international court plan, while showing conditional support for a prize court. A local business note at the end mentions Bexar Drug Co and Theo. Artai Orchestra with service details.
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Hague
Selligerenza
Haron Marschallon Bieberstein
Jenar Bativa
Senor Estava
Wiul Mexico
Hoboken Democratic Convention Ends in Fight many injured
Report from New York notes Hoboken New Jersey party delegates clashed in a violent scene at a city convention. Fists chairs and other objects were used as police struggled to restore order. The ruckus set the stage for rival factions led by Patrick J Griffin and Maurice J Black as they contend for party leadership.
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New York
Hoboken
N. J
Patrick J. Griffin
Maurice J. Black
Aoki Remains Japanese Ambassador in Washington
Tokio reports the foreign office will keep Ambassador Aoki in Washington. Baron Tatatmu, currently Japan’s delegate at The Hague conference, will replace Ambassador Inouyn et Berlin, as part of the diplomatic reshuffle.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Aoki
Washington
Baron Tatatmu
Japan
Armbassador Inouyn
Berlin
Vogt plans two two room dwellings in Laredo street
Building permits issued to A. G. Vogt for one sherdom and two two room dwellings on Laredo street with an estimated cost of 450 dollars. Ed. 9. Jones receives permit for a gallery addition and repairs on Fb.
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San Antonio Transfer Warehouse
A. G. Vogt
Laredo
Jones
Harriman Buys Big Lumber Co
San Francisco September 21 The Examiner reports a major California timber deal closed by Edward Harriman who pays between 500000 and 1000000 dollars for the Albion Lumber Company timber and sawmills in Mendocino County. Gav Whitsex of Chicago heads the venture and a new company capitalized at 300000 with 3000 shares at 100 dollars each is formed to own mills and standing timber northwest of Ukiah and midway between Willits and Albion.
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San Francisco
Gat
the Examiner
California
Edward H. Marriman
Albion Luuibec
Mendgelno County
Gav. Wlitsex
Chicago
Okiab
Willoty
Albion
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OUA
Monaur
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Kait
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East
Houston Street
Ugfar
Warkot
San Antonio
Henley
Boudspread
Eagtain
Dc Sc
Ban Antonio
Chajce
Lot
Wwe Sertainly
Torshor
Fimpire
Cmt
Yale
Wren
Norfolk
Inwest Priass
Lie
Weet Lee
AlbLinen
Turkey
Mexico
Bexar Drug Co
Theo. Artai
Harriman
BIG Lumber CO
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