Poison Package Sinks Trial In Molineux Case Court Drama
New evidence in the second trial of Roland Molineux unfolds as Mrs. Stephenson testifies she saw a poison package mailed by a man not Molineux, with cross-examination suggesting insanity defenses and possible identification of Knickerbocker Club member Cornish. Several handwriting experts dispute the address, while Cornish denies involvement as the court adjourns for the day.
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New York
Roland B.jolineux
Adis
Nive
Hannah Stephenson
Wnil
Molineux
Marry Cornish
Harry Cornish
Knickerborker
Cornish
Stephenson
Sand Wien
McKage
Miss Miller
Clarence Foote
Davwid W. Lorrey
Samuel Th. McDowell
George Dunevan
Tronybanks
J D. Bushell
Knickerbocker Athe Hic
George Colday
Princeton University
Samuel Pittinger
Louis Jacobson
Ino
Rogera
Rogers
Cornishino
Jacobson
William J. Liell
Adams
Momma Miller
Barton Huff
Harthegon
Migs Miller
Anna Stephenson
Brooklyn
Mallieuwx
Mothneus
Molieu
Black
Distriet
Abe
Osborne
Gatt
Herm Tk
Estartes
Church War at Manila Tense Riots Over Church Ownership
Disturbances flare around a Manila church as dissidents clash with Father Sorranda and Roman Catholics. Dissenters seize the building, Bishop Aglipay presides, then surrender under police guard after government mediation and potential court action.
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Alani
Pan Dacan Ediyeh
Pippine Catholic Church
Father Sorranda
Uie
Aglipuy
Gogfrnor Taft
Poverfur
Elections in Oklahoma delegate race narrows with split results
Bitter struggle in Oklahoma for a congressional delegate shows incomplete returns from west and south counties. Republicans claim McGuire leads by about 1,000 votes, Democrats insist Cross leads by about 1,400. Senate appears to GOP by one, house tally disputed.
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Guthrie
Okliwhoma
Washington Leaders Suffer Severe Injuries in Fall
While riding horseback this afternoon Richard H. Hownes and his wife Mary Scott Townsend of Washington city fell and suffered injuries that may prove fatal. They are local leaders of the unofficial society in Washington.
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Washington
Richard HH
Sind
Mary Scott V Townsend
Society of Washington
Evictions at Jeddo Spark Six-Family Displacement
Six families occupying Markle Company houses at Jeddo were evicted by Sheriff Albert Dicots after failing to comply with a notice. Neighbors sheltered the homeless as the event drew troops from General Schall and first detachments planned to reinforce Harleton headquarters.
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Markle Company
Hingleton
Jdeddo
Fe Miarkle
Sherif Albert Dicots
Liverne
Mena
Campas
Bratendidiy
Bill Woern
Henry Call
Rualn
Schall
Tamanna
Ineh
Mike Harleton
Panther Treck
Future meetings of strike commission confirmed and planned
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports the strike commission touring coal regions and outlining future meetings. Members Gray Parker Wright Wilson and others depart for New York Chicago and Washington as they review miners case details, storage yards, and company statements before results.
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Philadelphia
Charmian Gray
Wright
Brigniller
Wilson
Parker
Moseley
Nell
Gray
Wilmington
Rel Aid
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Clark
Reading
Chicago
Bishop Spaulding
Watkine
Serdinton
Scranton
Watkins
Bishop Hoban
Iise
Cdbelphine
Gommissiumers
Ely
Bussenaring
Mitchell
Uutau
Mahaney
Ley
Patte- Ville
Spwladoriite
St. Nicholas
General Gobin Plans Retirement From National Guard
General Gobin, in Philadelphia for a Medal of Honor reunion, says he will retire from the National Guard at the end of his commission next summer. He insists the move has no political aim and will devote time to family and private business, leaving public life behind.
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Philadelphia
J. BP
Gobin
Medal of Honor Legion
National Guard
Gobla
Deadly Missouri Duel Ends in Double Fatal Shootout
Two men, Joseph Farrow and Marion Dunn, died after a pistol duel on a Missouri street. Eleven shots fired at close range. Cause traced to a long running dispute over election matters.
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Joseph Farrow
Marion Dunn
Fivrandin
Joseph the Row
Vilert
Suit Filed Over Metallic Core Patents Infringement Claim
The Trexsed Bicel company filed suit in the United States circuit court against the American Car and Foundry company alleging patent infringement on a metallic core. An injunction to restrain the alleged infringement is requested.
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Car Company
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
United States
American Car and Foundry Company
Metalic
President Receives Crown Prince on U.S. Visit
Exclusive wire from Washington reports the president acknowledges the Siamese king’s gifts and expresses gratitude for the cordial reception extended to the crown prince upon his arrival in the United States.
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Washington
Siam
United States
Baron von Muenchhausem in marriage finance trial ends in acquittal
A German baron tied to a so called marriage syndicate faced charges in a Berlin court over an American heiress scheme. Key figures include Pincus and Moritz Mendelsohn, Adolf Mendelsohn, and Eiseler, with Frau Von Quitzow arranging contact and a Prussian lieutenant named Von Muenehhausen implicated. The trial concluded with Pincus and the Mendelsohns cleared.
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Perlin
Binnehard Vor
Marenehhaugen
Muarrhige Syndicate
United States
Dlaeckmuil
Hermann Piicus
Moritz Mendelsohn
Adolf Mendelsohn
Voron von Muenchhausem
Eiseler
Stutt- Bint
Frau von Quitzow
Berlin
Bissler
Baron von Muenehiurgen
Mace
Pincus
Meiielsohns
Baroy von Muenehhausven
United Stapes
Tiisster
Shephe
Din Emurt
Hiro
Micitha Washington Beckel
Muder- Hoe
Onborn
Baron von
Mendelsohns
Pennypacker Leads After Partial Returns in Governor Race
Complete returns from most counties show Pennypacker ahead 96542 in four counties with Armstrong Allegheny Chester and Washington missing. Estimated additions place Pennypacker ahead by about 14000 overall. Brown candidates for secretary of internal affairs have not yet announced tallies and will follow governor results when available.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Allegheny
Chester
Washington
Pennypacker
Patthon
Tleuteniis
William M. Brown
Liane B. Brown
Gover
Mayor Low Seeks Fireworks Ordinance Overhaul
Mayor Low asks aldermen to tighten the city fireworks law after Election Night incidents at Madison Square. He urges permits for fiveworks and police issuance under the municipal explosives commission, with no special Fourth of July exception.
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New York
Low
Board of Aldermen
Madison Square
Municipal Explosives Commission
Transatlantic Shipping Arrivals and Voyages Noted
New York lists arrivals including Mijestic from Antwerp with Li Cum Pine and La Campagne from Havre. Suited and Oceanic linked to Queenstown and New York in the period. Liverpool entries and Havre ports appear in the same notice.
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New York
Antwerp
la Campagne
Havre
Liverpool
Mijestic
Queenstown
Oceanic
Apostle Smoot Interviewed for Senate Seat
Exclusive AP interview with Apostle Real Sinocet of the Mormon church discusses polygamy beliefs, church permission, and views on B M Roberts seat. He asserts never practicing polygamy and says the manifesto guides church conduct while defending Roberts seating stance.
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Baltlake
Real Sinocet O
Mormon Ehurch
Jone Ost
Congress
B. HM. Roberts
Roberts
Boston Mysterious Murder Case Deepens in Mason Arrest
A Boston case centers on Alan G. Mason charged with the murder of Miss Clara Morton at the McLean asylum in Waverly. Pawn shop leads trace a watch linked to a white man and a colored associate, while a second watch tied to Miss Agnes McPhee prompts a citywide search for a mysterious white visitor. Mason faces a Tuesday hearing as police pursue an alibi and identify the elusive suspect.
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Boston
Alan G. Mason
Clara Morton
McLean Asylum
Waverly
Cambridge Street
Tvalil
Dee
Bic
Agnes McPhee
Romeryville
Jack the
Mason
Hoston
Miss Morton
Daria
Mason Ia
Thornton Case Goes to Jury After Defense Arguments
Lawyers finished arguments in the Thornton case yesterday as Attorney John Ty Lenihan urged the jury to doubt perceived contradictions. The defense aimed to cast light on alleged inconsistencies while former Judge M. N. Willard addressed the panel and Judge Archbald prepared to charge the jury today.
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Thornton
John Ty Lenihan
Wilkes
Bie
PLOM
M.N Willard
Phaineifer
Linden Lak Cegg
Lewhan
Phut
Archbald
Myers and Binkerhoff Elected in Peculiar Vote
Official returns show Myers, a Democrat, and Binkerhoff elected as representatives. The apparent tie involved Dougherty and Democrats amid a disputed result in Varlisio, Pennsylvania with unclear local endorsements and continuing questions.
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Varlisio
Myers Democrat
Aid Binkerhell
Bintead
Ayera
Dougherty
Mr Roosevelt Endorsed and Coal Shipments Moved
Exclusive AP report from Reading Pennsylvania notes 35 000 tons per day moved over the Reading road by coal shipments for domestic trade. They claim 1200 to 1500 carloads totaling 05 000 daily, with no supply yet for ladle furnaces awaiting anthracite and shipments not including the New York Central northward movement.
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Teading
Reading Road
New York Central
Tampering Alleged in Luzerne County Election Returns
Wilkes Barre officials report election day break in and alterations to district returns. Ballots were later placed in an envelope and sent to the prothonotary as judges review alleged tampering. Democratic candidate Tolman and Republican opponent Millewhertig saw vote totals altered, with official results pending.
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Wilkes-Barre
Amsible
Mnd
Tashiy
James N. Tolman
Register
John Milliwhertig
Holman
Malewaring
Odedile
Pittsburg Celebration at Carnegie Institute Echoes Founders Day
Exclusive Associated Press report describes Carnegie Institute events in Pittsburg featuring speakers like Ye afternoon leader Rev William J Hulesell and William Bell of the New York Tribune. The exhibit galleries showcase a famed private collection valued over 2 000 000 with notable works. The eighth season of the Pittsburg Orchestra conducted by Victor Herbert opens with soloist Miss Abary Munchel delivering a brilliant program.
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Carnegie
Ikall
Wihitelin Beda
Ealitor
New York Tribune
Bdlehard Watson Cillder
Charturs
Joseph Pefferson
Stuidy
The
Hietitulion
Midwin He. Lemare
Institute
William J. Htulesell
Mide
Willelm Bell
Mr. Calder
Joseph Jefferson
Cuilleries
Carnegie Institute
Whisper
Whield
Pittwhurs Oarchestra
Victor Herbert
Misa Abary Munchel
Gorman's Novel Defense Before Alderman Howe
Arthur Gorman the traveling engraver faced court after a scheme to use Belles’s livery team and wagon from Cilhaol’s shop to travel to Pionestile. He promised return in three days but vanished with nearly all the money after his horse allegedly went blind and the wagon overturned. Bail set at $400.
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Arthur Gorman
du Plonmesdiabe
Aldermain Howe
Cilhaol
Pionestile
Dive Thite
Ile Wenh
Jorman
Idell's Election Expenses Reported in $10,000 Gift
Albany November 6 governor Qiwell filed his election expense statement. It lists a single item of $10,000 donated to the Republican state committee for campaign expenses.
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Albany
Qiwell
Republican State Committee
Record: Roosevelt Era Senate Majority Mirrors 1870 Grant Tie
A Washington report notes the Republican majority in the fifty eighth Congress will rival the Grant era of 1870. It highlights differing conditions, with Southern disenfranchisement limiting GOP gains and the party winning broad rural support under President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Grant
Republian
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Virginia
Presidential party control and House elections through history
The article surveys U.S. political fortunes from early post Civil War periods to Roosevelt era, noting how presidents faced opposing houses, party unity twists, and off year rebukes. It highlights Cleveland in 1894, McKinley in 1898, and Roosevelt’s 1904–05 climate as signs of party strength or weakness amid war, tariffs, and political realignments.
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Jackson
Messinies
Senate
Ishi
Tsyl
Huis
Hayes
Arthur
Mereland
Harrigan
Cleveland
House
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
McKinley
Spain
Roosevelt
Meliiley
Homesteader Murder in Western Oklahoma Conflict
In Shirley Dewey County near to day G W Lane a leading homesteader was shot at his door by a cattleman amid the long running feud between cowmen and homesteaders. John Hoyas a prominent cattleman has been arrested for complicity in the crime and Mrs Lane wife of the slain man was brought in by officers.
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Tubrle
Oklahoma
G. W. Lane
Shirley
Dewey County
John Hoyas
Weather Forecast for Washington Region Reads Like Jumbled Note
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for strong north winds and unsettled conditions. The fragment mentions Pennsylvania and vague terms suggesting rain and wind, with notes of Friday and Saturday as the affected days.
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Washington
Hun. Ern Poups
Vvania
Mair and Roller
Fresh North
West Wits
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Richard Townsend
Jeddo
Eaviualie Wire
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King of Siam
the Marriage Syndicate
Apostle Smoot
Asociated Press
Jacke the Slugger
MR. Roosevelt
Luzerne
Wilkes- Barre
Election Board
Assoctated Press
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hall
Trena
Gorman
Belles
Idell
Thad
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