Nan Patterson Case Witness Claims Innocence
A Jacksonville witness says he saw a man shoot himself in a New York cab, tying the event to the Young Patterson murder case. Judge Twiggs notes Meyers would testify for the defense and asserts Miss Patterson’s innocence, with no trial date set and next proceedings expected in about three months.
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Wrathy
Florida
Caesar Young
Berippa News Asan
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Nan
Nan Patterson
W. B. Myers
H. D. L. Twiges
Savannah
Meyers
Young-Patterson
Young
Twiggs
Miss Patterson
Officers Chosen For Minnesota S Steamship Crew
Senior officers for the Minnesota are selected from seasoned mariners with proven records. Chief Officer Drain and Chief Officer Blain bring long service and daring feats, including Blain's distinguished naval decoration and Keys's life‑saving clash aboard a New York voyage.
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Minnesota
John F. Drain
American Line Steam Company
New York
Blain
Beons
Sultan
Keys
American Line Steamship Company
United States
W. S. Bister
Mister
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Revenue Cutter Service
Denver Votes Under Scrutiny As Ballot Boxes Opened
The Colorado Supreme Court granted Governor-elect Adams a petition to open every ballot box in Denver city and county to scrutinize votes. Denver has 234 precincts with claims of ballot stuffing by Republicans and Democrats alike. If all votes are voided Adams would still hold a 5000 plurality, while Peabody could surpass him if Republican wards remain valid.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Adams
Repubican
Peabody
Chadwick Scheme Claims Confession From Jacobs
Detective Woolridge says Jacobs confessed that Cassie Chadwick visited Chicago and planned to raise millions in bogus securities to fleece Wall Street. Jacobs was convicted of forming wild cat insurance companies and collecting premiums on eighty million dollars of worthless policies. The couple allegedly prepared to head to New York before Jacobs’s wife’s jealousy halted the plot.
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Chicago
Woolridge
W. Jacobs
Jacobs
Cassie L. Chadwick
Wall Street
Wootridge
New York
Chadwick
Cotton Mill Strike To Continue In Fall River
Fall River voters report the cotton mill strike will go on. A majority of the employees voted today in favor of continuing the work stoppage despite earlier talks.
Market Prices for Vegetables and Grains in Seattle
Comprehensive daily market list shows varied prices for vegetables, fruits, dairy, nuts, meats, and grains. Includes California produce, East Coast items, and Seattle Chicago markets with futures quotes and per unit prices, from beans to pineapples and cereals to hay.
Stock Market Summary and Investor Confidence Erosion
The report shows total sales of 1 112 400 shares and multiple railroads listed with varied figures. It notes money at 4 percent and criticizes Mr Lawson’s output and the validity of stock values and earnings despite methods used in stock jobbing.
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Island Common
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Rifle
States Steel Commort
United States Steel
Lawson
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Great Northern Steamship Company
Dakota
John O’brien
Olympia
John Roberts
Meteor Ie
Pacific
Serious News Ass'n
Green Lake Improvement Club
Murphy
Ninth Ward
Ballinger
L. B. Young
J. B. Loughary
The
Health Board
Clark M. Nettleton
Civil Service Commission
Falliver
Mass
Enim Invaeoe
California
White River
Valencia
Strictly Fresh Ranch
Astern
Yakima
Alifornia
Ohio
Pillebury
Standard Dakota
Olympic
Holly
Top Notch
Graham
C. Co
Farina
Sacks
Emall
Molly
Washington
Star
W. A Ryer & Co
Columbia Street
Seattle
A. Bridge & Co
Popular Price Clothiers
A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers
Atchison
Armalgamated
Haltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Traneau
FL & LL
T. C
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Eriecommon
Hilioin Central
Manhattan
South Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk
New York Central
People's Gan
Win Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock
W. A. Ryer & CO
Columbia St
Haller
Sunset Main
Golland, Strauss and Schloss Bros
At. i
Quantitty Limited
Second
BON Marche
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