Froney bound over for trial in Nugent case
The court bound Dr. Froney over to the next term in bonds of 650 dollars after ruling there was probable cause to believe he committed the offense. Testimony focused on Nugent’s pocket book and missing money, with Dr. Froney denying certain statements and facing cross examination amid continued proceedings and rebuttal witnesses.
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aso
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Walter Colton
Pennsylvania avenue
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Peter Kauer
Peer Kauer
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Mr. Fischer
Mr. Keppen
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Mr. Bowler
Dr. Tasche
Arthur Keppen
Mr. Nugent
Chief Dehne
Mr. Graet
Mr. Jenner
Grave
Tax amendment ratified by three fourths of states
Washington Feb 25 Secretary Knox announced the income tax amendment is now part of the constitution after ratification by more than three fourths of the states.
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Washington
Widow Hears of Death In London News
London report says Lady Scott widow of the explorer has learned of her husband Dr Bruce brother of Lady Scott is ill health described as poor with words on the news. Associated Press notes the widow’s condition following the death.
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London
Dr. Bruce
Lady Scott
explorer
heaith
Sneed found not guilty in Amarillo street murder
Vernon Texas February 25 John Sneed a wealthy rancher was found not guilty this morning of the murder of Al Boyce Jr. Sneed shot Boyce in the streets of Amarillo at the first meeting after Boyce eloped with Mrs Sneed. This is one of several cases in which the Sneeds and Boyces have been implicated in shooting affairs.
Pension Bill Passes in Brief Senate Vote
Washington DC Reb 25 Senate approved an $180 million annual pension bill in a quick session that lasted under half an hour. The measure moves to the next legislative stage.
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Washington, DC
Senate
Cardinal Gib bons Receives Suffragist Banner Audience
In Baltimore an Associated Press report notes Cardinal Gibbons received a suffragist army bearing a "votes for women" banner led by General Rocalie Jones. He accepted the tie but did not commit on the issue. He shook hands with the hikers and attended a luncheon hosted by the Electrical Engineers.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
De La Fuenta Seeks Peace Talks With Huerta Offer
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso dated February 25 reports De La Fuenta, named minister of communications by Huerta, plans to travel to Mexico City to seek a peace proposal for northern rebels. He will accept only a favorable offer or refuse both peace and office.
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De La Fuenta
Tluerta
Mexico City
Huerta
Butter Drops One-Half Cent in Elgin Market
Elgin February 24 butter prices on the board of trade fell to 34 5 cents per pound, down four and a half cents from last week's level.
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania railroad
Albert Phillips
Sacramento
Cal
Mr. Atterbury
Elgin, Hl
board of trade
Thought Brings a Scare in Police Station
In a tense courtroom moment Frank Bessinger cried that he had been touched and that his real money was stolen from his hip pocket. Officers Gottsacker and Bentz helped detain him as he searched the area. He later learned his pocket book and the cash were at home, safe.
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Joe Bentz
weif
Frank Bessinger
Frank
rank
Australian Antarctic explorers suffer multiple deaths
Associated Press dispatch from Sydney reports Lieut Nimmis, an Englishman, and Dr Merz, a Swiss member of Mawson's Antarctic expedition, have died near the pole. Dr Mawson and six companions winter in Adelie land after failing to reach the relief ship Aurora before its departure. The Tasmanian voyage began in 1911 with many scientists aiming to chart the south polar regions. Melbourne confirms Mawson says sledging season is very successful and new land areas east and west of Commonwealth Bay are opened with important data from nearby stations.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Nimmis
an kenglishman
Merz
Mawson
Adelie land
Aurora
Tasmania
south pole
Melbourne
Lord Deman
Australia
Commonwealth Bay
Silk workers strike in Patterson New Jersey
Five thousand silk operators and dyers began a strike in Patterson New Jersey with expectations of reaching twelve thousand by night. The walkout was ordered by the International Garment Workers Union and signals a major labor action in the textile sector.
Parkhurst bail set in case linking to explosive plans
Mrs Emmaline Parkhurst admitted to 32800 bail after being charged by the Associated Press with inciting others to place feloniously explosive substances with intent to damage Lloyd George s house. She promised to refrain from inciting further and to avoid public meetings while the case continues tomorrow.
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Epron
Emmaline Parkhurst
Lloyd George
Extra Rush troops to border and Mexico turmoil
Washington reports public sentiment unshaken by Madero’s death as Wilson notes stability despite rising rebellions. Zapata rejects talks with new government while federal troops move south. Diaz portraits restored in public buildings signaling Diazist support. Brownsville notes threats near Matamoros exaggerated and Texas troops ordered to border. Galveston reports Company D first troops arriving with others by train.
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Wilson
Zapata
Diaz
republic
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Taft
state department
William H. Carter
Chicago
Galveston
Army orders mobilize second division to Galveston
Washington reports rapid military orders to assemble the second division near Galveston as Taft nears departure. Maj. Gen. Carter leads movement with Brig. Gen. Smith and Cols. Glenn and Williams directing brigades and regiments. About 8,000 to 9,000 infantry, 800 cavalry and equal artillery crews expected, totaling near 16,000 men.
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Tait
Galveston
Mexico
war department
Taft
Fourth Field artillery
Sixth cavalry
Smith
Edwin IF. Glenn
Twenty-third infantry
Ramsay D. Potts
Arthur Williams
Eleventh Infantry
Clarence Edwards
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