Evelyn Thaw Faces Harsh Cross Exam in Thaw Trial
The court heard Evelyn Thaw endure a detailed cross examination led by District Attorney Jerome as she testified about her relationships with Harry Thaw and the architect White. She denied signing a controversial affidavit and recalled meetings in Europe and New York, while details of gifts and tensions with Thaw were explored.
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Adav House
Littleton
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Mae Mackensie
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Pamarae
London
Reynolds a Civil War veteran serves as councilman while ill
The piece portrays Rolin T Reynolds, Tenth ward councilman and Republican candidate, as a disabled veteran living on a $147 monthly income from government benefits and city salary. It claims epilepsy and heart disease from war injuries but notes he appears vigorous and capable in public.
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Tenth Ward
Mr. Reynolds
Dave Bowen
Billy Murphy
John Miller
Frank Mullen
Mullen
Uncle Sam
United States
Third
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Wong Du Deported After Miner Death Heir Case
Wong Du, once said to be worth $100000, has been deported. Reports say Du's father died in a northern California mine, and Du has held the deceased man's property since.
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Los Angeles
Wong du
California
Great Northern Train Jumps Track Derails In Collision
A Great Northern train traveling from Vancouver to Seattle derailed on a track in Bellingham early today. The engine and three cars left the rails but no injuries were reported. Traffic is expected to resume by late afternoon.
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Bellingham
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Vancouver
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Plotters Arrested in Battlefleet Conspiracy
United Press reports arrests tied to a plot to destroy a battleship in Evans fleet. Admitted suspects include Italians and Germans. Canadian involved as authorities expand dragnet across Rio de Janeiro and Washington. Mines were to be mailed aboard a special steamer for use in the attack.
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Evana Todey
Dudley
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of Ie
Rio Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro Wrestles Weather as Steam Rolls In
United Press dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports unusual heat and humidity as weather shifts impact local life. Commuters seek shade while markets stay busy amid rising temperatures.
Haitian President tightens grip as rebellion folds
Port au Prince dispatch says President Alexia forces press the revolutionaries at Monalves and a surrender is expected. The rebels are surrounded as Alexia claims a New York company backs the revolt and plans to report the matter to President Roosevelt.
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United Press
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Alexia
Monalves
New York
Alexis
Roosevelt
Saloon Closing Hours Cut Around Primary Election Day
The city council passed an ordinance forcing saloons to close on primary election day, trimming closing hours from 9 am to 6 pm down to 11 pm to curb open saloon activity before the polls. The liquor dealers association consented, sending representatives Gust Hansen and Johnny Brill to present terms, while Civic Union officials pressed for stricter limits. Mayor Moore prepared the measure and argued that closing at 11 pm prevents corrupt purchases before or after polls.
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Moore
Liquor Deal Ore Association
Hcouse and Revenue Committee
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Johnny” Brill
W. Horr
Charlies
EB. Congreton
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Nquor Dealers
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Catalla Diamond Drill Suspends Publication in Alaska Town
Juneau reports the Catalla Diamond Drill, weekly paper from Catalla, has suspended. Most residents have moved to Cordova due to active railroad construction work. Portland brings the news from the westward steamer.
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Alaska
Portland
Catalla
Cordova
Johnston Company Recital At Desert Hall Announced
The Johnston company announces a recital to be held at their recital hall near Mine Clara desert. Details are scarce but the event is slated for an upcoming autumn season.
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Johnston Company
City Financial Clearing Totals Across Three Cities
Seattle clearings today reach 1 071 068 04 with balances 98 768 80. Tacoma clears 610 078 00 with balances 22 004 00. Portland shows 21 184 00 in clearings and 64 618 00 balances.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Steamer Portland Arrives in Juneau With 208 Passengers
The Portland of the Alaska Coast Company has arrived from the west and will sail for Seattle tonight with 208 passengers bound for the south.
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Juneau
Alaska
Portland
Alaska Coast Company
Seattle
Alaska Democratic Convention Called
Juneau Alaska January 21 United Press says the Democratic territorial committee met to call a convention in Juneau on May 19 to nominate a congressional delegate and appoint six delegates to the territorial convention.
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United Press
Juneau
Alaska
Democratic Territorial Committee
Congress
Drenseep
Major Hancock Faces Court Martial in Gulf Department
In Atlanta on January 21 a court martial convened to try Major William F. Hancock of the Coast Artillery on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The indictment cites misconduct at Fort Casey Washington as part of the case.
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United Press
Atlanta
Department of the Gulf
William F. Hancock
Coast Artillery
Fort Casey
Washington
Jap Held on Suspicion Over Unknown Crime
Identified by a tattooed anchor on the arm and a cart created by a hot curling iron, W. H. Hanaguchi, a Japanese man, was arrested at 117 Maynarday by Detectives Burne and Phillips and will be held for Sheriff Foster of Conconully. Police have no details of the suspected crime.
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Phillips
Foster
Military Honors at Girl's Funeral for 16-Year-Old
Miss Mary Aloisia McAndrew daughter of Captain and Mrs James W McAndrew of the Third Regiment A and A was buried this morning at Fort Lawton military cemetery. Funeral services were held at St James Catholic Cathedral with full military honors at the post cemetery.
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Mary Aloisia McAndrew
James W. McAndrew
Fort Lawton
St. James Catholic Cathedral
Stanford Invite Sparks Political Ties In 1900s Note
San Francisco report notes Ambassador Whitelaw Reid, trustee of Stanford, received an invitation from President Jordan of Stanford in a discussion about university affairs and international ties.
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Whitelaw Reid
England
Stanford University
Jordan
Stanford
Lecture Opportunity For Student Assembly Speaker
A university official plans to deliver a lecture before the student assembly and it is probable that he will accept the invitation. The event aims to engage the student body in academic discourse and highlight campus initiatives.
Delegates to Republican National Convention Elected
Delegates were being elected today in Coalgate within Oklahoma’s Fourth district as the Republican national convention selection proceeded amid indications of a likely outcome.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Coalgate
Olahoma
Seattle Poultry Show Opens With Record Entries
The annual exhibit under the Seattle Poultry association opens in the new Central building at Thirday and Marion with what is claimed as the largest first entries in local poultry show history. Over 1,000 high quality fowls from across Washington Oregon and British Columbia are entered. Fred A. Johnson of Tacoma stands out as the single exhibitor with 16 classes. Judge W. C. Denny begins judging Plymouth Rocks first, followed by Wyandottes and Leghorns, expected to finish by Wednesday night. Tonight at o o'clock the Plymouth Rock club banquet will be held with time and place to be announced tomorrow.
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Central Building
Thirday
Marion
Oregon
British Columbia
Fred A. Johnson
Tacoma
W. C. Denny
Plymouth Rocke
Wyandottes
Leghorns
Plymouth Rock Club
Rhode Island Balloting Opens for U S Senator Race
In the Rhode Island legislature the balloting began with Senator George Wetmore favored for re election. Democrat support for R H Goddard is noted but seen as unlikely. Taft pledged delegates discussed.
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R. L
Rhode Island
United States
George Wetmore
R. H. J. Goddard
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