Chlorioform debate marks trial of Underwood infant case
Court heard witnesses on death of Underwood baby with chloroform as a key issue. Dr. F B Whiting testified drowning most likely cause, while cross examination probed signs of asphyxia and chest injuries. The defense pressed aquatic and chest evidence as testimony proceeded in Aberdeen courtroom.
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Spokane Team-Tm Faces Seattle at Athletic Park This Afternoon
A Spokane team meets Seattle at Athletic Park this afternoon as both clubs build momentum. Helena may visit for a game next Friday, with Spokane likely to host the event.
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Athletic Ts Park
Seattle
Helena
Madame Zola to recount tragedy of husband death
Madame Zola is set to give her account of her husband’s death in France. She described waking in the night and rising to the bathroom where, after returning to bed, he began to rise and then collapsed. Dr Faud says Madame Zola survived thanks to fresh air during the bathroom episode and her convalescence will take about a fortnight.
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Partir
France
Madame Zola
Carrie Nation Addresses Yale Students on Whisky and Cigarettes
Carrie Nation spoke to Yale students about the dangers of whisky and cigarettes. She warned that those who used them would face hellish consequences, while students heckled and taunted her amid interruptions by a football team marching to a hotel, singing for a drink.
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New Haven
Carrie Nation
Yale
Controversy Over Green Light Liquor License at City Council
Protest by C. H. Black and other property owners challenged council action granting John Clancy a liquor license for the Green Light on Washington Avenue. The saloon remained open without a valid license, despite prior criticism of saloon enforcement, signaling potential conflict at next Monday's vote.
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Green Light
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Blake & Neilson
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Police License and Revenue Committee
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Police Department
Eens
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On Again Off Again at Cayuga Colliery
About 100 non union workers at Cayuga colliery in Scranton quit this morning amid fears of a strike clash. The mine, operating for two weeks, closed again after the walkout.
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Scranton
Cayuga
Lord Hope Bankruptcy Case In London Court
Lord Francis Hope testified in a London bankruptcy court hearing that this is his second bankruptcy. He said his only income since the first insolvency is 16 000 dollars a year, insufficient for necessary expenses, and defended a 45 000 dollar claim by his former wife Hope May Yoke as a goodwill promise rather than a monetary transaction.
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London
Lord Francis Hope
Hope
Postponed inquest into Capt Craft death at Empire cafe
An inquest into the death of Captain Craft, who was slain at the Empire cafe, has been postponed by request of the authorities until tomorrow. The investigation continues with officials pursuing new leads and awaiting further statements.
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New York
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Empire Cafe
Gota
City council questions street car franchise fees and rights
Corporation Counsel Gilliam told the council last night the board cannot grant street use without city franchise papers. The disagreement centers on Grant Street charges and equal percent payments, with Seattle Electric pending franchise status and a Jackson Street sidetrack. An ordinance funds a wharf extension at Madison Street with $1500 for the work.
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Probing the Job in Indianapolis Grave Robbery Case
A wide probe into cemetery desecrations begins after Rufus Cantrell agrees to turn state's evidence. He names gravemarked sites and claims over 150 graves were robbed by his group. Dr Alexander of the medical college faces a charge of stealing Miss Glendore Mateh’s body. The case inflames Miss Gatch’s family as an empty grave is found this morning.
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Raven
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Atate
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Medical College
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Robbery Dynamites Bank Vault in Port Mul
Thieves dynamited the vault of the Savings Bank of Port Mul last night and escaped with $10,000. No clues yet. investigators scour the area for the robbers.
Buoyant Start on Wall Street After Reserve Move
Stock market opens buoyant as New York shares rise 1 to 4 points from yesterday’s close. Secretary Shaw's actions on the 36 percent reserve fund boost banks with new liquidity, easing panic from the prior decline. He met bankers and the Assistant Treasurer as the market firmed and London reports show rapid advances.
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Jordan
McKinley Circle Meeting Shown at New York Block Hall
Wm. McKinley Circle announces a regular meeting in the hall on the third floor of New York block Thursday at 1 p m. The president calls for full attendance as plans are laid for several open meetings.
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New York Block
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Julia Curries Missing After Leaving Home
Julia Curries, a 14 year old Pink Street restaurant waiter, left her home at 1828 Haven Avenue last Saturday wearing a blue gel cape with lavender waist and dark skirt. A Tacoma bound man she worked with on Pine Street is believed to be en route to San Francisco as police search for the girl. Her mother pleads for police action to locate her missing daughter.
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Hotel Denny May Be Opened
Articles of incorporation filed for the corporation to own and operate the hotel property on the hill. R H Denny N H Latimer and H W Hutin among the members with a $500000 capital stock divided into 5000 shares of $1 par value. Plans not yet mature for public announcement. provisions include a motor bus automobile cold storage and electric light plant.
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Rete
Hot Denny
R. H. Denny
N. H. Latimer
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Rm N. J. Latimer
Cholera Ravages Samar and Manila Threat
Cholera spreads in Samar with about 100000 deaths and as many current cases. Many flee the island as contagion continues and many corpses remain unburied. The Philippine government sends surgeons and medicines to curb the disease.
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Samar
Philippine
President Mitchell Holds Hidden Talks on Strike Settlement Plan
Wilkes Barre September 10 The president refuses comment on a Morgan representative at yesterday conference and says arbitration may settle the strike. He is holding a secret meeting with district presidents of the United Mine Workers.
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Mitchell
Morgan
United Mine Workers
Spectacular convoy attack called off by weather
At Fortrilfy on Sept 2 weather halted the planned spectacular attack on a convoy train, the chief feature of today’s maneuvers. With hospitals crowded, the measure was abandoned and will be renewed tomorrow if conditions improve.
Arrest for Arson in Colfax Involving threshing machine
Colfax reports arrest of Ed Galloway on arson charges after a threshing machine burned on Frank Dowling's farm. The fire damaged unthreshed wheat and a nearby engine showed no blaze. Galloway fled the area but was nabbed on a train toward Ben. Insurance involved and suspicions of additional interest in the blaze.
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John King
Frank Dowling
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King
Weather Forecast for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight and Wednesday this region sees warmer temperatures with light to fresh north winds. The outlook calls for continued mild conditions into the midweek period.
Conference Called to Settle Strike in Detroit
Detroit officials announce a national conference to settle the coal strike with October 9 set for the meeting. Governors from most states and mayors of major cities were invited, with eight replies received by press time as the city urges arbitration and potential government action.
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