Haine Opens Today In High Profile Murder Trial
Thornton Haines faces trial over the fatal shooting of William B Annis amid a web of alleged conduct by Mrs Hains and family ties to Gen Peter Hains. The case centers on alleged insanity defenses and disputed confessions and letters, with Captain Peter Hains awaiting judgment alongside his brother Thornton.
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Army Ile
Thornton Haine
William K. A
Hay
Haine, Jr
Fort Mamilton
Thorton Haine
Annis
Fred
Colbse
Matus Brothers
Capt. Hains
Thornton Hains
Disclowrres
Annie
Thornton
Peruitar
Peter Hains
Res
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Mise
Claudia Tbby
Winthrop
Mass
Tealong
Port Hamilton
York City
Haine
William B. Annis
Hainw
Hains
Explosion at Bas Obiepo scene raises Panama canal deaths
A 20 ton dynamite blast at Bas Obiepo caused 13 deaths and is labeled the worst accidental incident near the Panama Canal since U S control began. Rescue teams recovered 12 bodies, with many still buried under rocks and marsh as investigators seek causes and accountability.
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Colon
Bas Obiepo
Panama Canal
United States
Contre
Han
Congressman Mouser Very III in Wooster Train Incident
A man found languid in a chair car on a Pennsylvania Westbound train near Wooster Ohio was taken to a local hospital. Identified as Congressman EB Mouser of Marion, the report says he near did not suffer poisoning or kidney issues, and he was revived after the incident as the train continued with telegraph lines reporting.
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Wooster, O
Pennsylvania
EB. Mouser
Marion
Valetar grid football receipts boost totals in New Haven
Receipts from the recent Valetar grid football game in New Haven totalled 66000 dollars with each team netting 25000. The report notes expenses and associated proceeds, reflecting strong gate takings for the event.
Betting on Races Not Gambling in Kentucky Ruling
Cincinnati dispatch notes the Kentucky court of appeals ruling that betting on horse races may not be gambling under state law. Latonia Jockey Club sought to block the state racing commission from banning bookmakers at meetings this year. The ruling preserves the commission’s authority to set dates but not beyond the law, affecting an ongoing case in Kenton County.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Latonia
State Tier Commission
Enue
Kenton
New York Veo Aarm Kieran Denies City Visit
Kieran wife of Fidelity Funding Co former president denied his presence in the city and any imminent arrival. She stated he is busy with company affairs and will meet obligations in due time. Dineen Wins 72 Hours Race at Light Guard Armory in Detroit records 354 miles eight laps. He plans to go to Madison Square Garden Tuesday to challenge the winner of a forthcoming race.
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Kieran
Fidelity Funding Co
Dineen
Detroit
P. J. Dineen
Botton
Light Guard Armory
Madison Square Garden
New York
National Shooting Tournament Opens at Travers Island
Experts from across the United States and Canada will gather at the New York Athletic Club traps on Travers Island next Thursday and Friday for the fourth annual championship event.
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New York
Canada
New York Athletic Club
Young Man Found In Trunk. Cleveland Police Probe
A 20 year old man was found Sunday night in a home in Cleveland. Police are treating the death as a possible public safety case as they investigate how he ended up in the trunk. He was reported to have been in ill health and received medical attention. Authorities continue to search for further witnesses and details.
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Cleveland
Rotherfurd
Doings at National Capital and Ohio State Notices
Washington House duties drifted with heated debate on boundary lines among Colorado Oklahoma and New Mexico. Divorces sought for Dora Kulm and Tulsy Birmingham amid Ohio health board appointments and Odd Fellows leadership changes in Columbus.
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Washington
Houwe
House of Representatives
Colorado
The
Bee
Inauguration Honors Name Taft Parade Leaders
Washington correspondent James 8 Henry reports James 8 Henry named chairman of the finance committee for Taft’s inauguration. Charles MM Hoynton of New York is named chairman of the inauguration finance committee. Maj. Gen. Barry to command the army division in the inaugural parade. Rear Admiral Berry to command the naval division.
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Washington
James
Henry
Rene
Charles MM. Hoynton
New York
Taft
Barry
Army of Cuban Paritention
Trawler
Dod
Berry
Pavel Divicon
Cleveland Man Murdered After Wage Dispute
A Cleveland contractor named John Clifton was shot and killed at his home Saturday night by a man who had been employed by him. The killer escaped. The motive appeared linked to wages owed, with the assailant identified as an Italian man.
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Cleveland
Clevelams
Dee
John Clifton
Tle
Pacific Fleet Armored Cruiser Reef Reaches Panama
The Pacific armored cruiser Reef arrived in Panama on Sunday. Reports say the vessel and its crew are reported well and heading toward unspecified destination amid routine harbour events.
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Pacific Fleet
Panama
Dev
National and International Indoor Skating Schedule Announced
The union of the United States and Canada selected Cleveland as the National Indoor venue and Pittsburgh for the International Indoor event. It set dates and sites for season championships including outdoor, mixed, and junior events across North America with Montreal and Saranac Lake slated for related carnivals and winter sports.
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Buranoc Lake
Montréal
Newburgh
St. Nicholas Rink
New York City
Verong Lake
Petriary
Kiystum
Cleveland
Suranac Lake
Montreal
Uncle Samuel Made Money Government Posts Silver Profit
Washington report shows the U S government earned a profit of 10541 871 during the fiscal year ended June 30 1908 from coinage of silver nickel and bronze cents. Mint data indicates 197 238 977 of gold coinage and 18 530 477 of subsidiary silver coinage minted in 1908. Philippines and Mexico coinage added 6 003 915 and 1 297 291 pieces respectively. Gold and silver production for 1907 estimated at 90 45 700 and 37 290 700.
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Washington
Leweh
United States
Allver
Six Day Bicycle Race Winners at Madison Square Garden
Lloyd MacFarland, veteran bicycle racer from California, wins the Sixteenth International six day race for MacFarland and Moran at Madison Square Garden. The final pack of three teams covered 2,737 miles and one lap in 142 hours, three miles and seven laps ahead of the 1899 Miller and Waller record.
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New York
Lloyd MacFarland
Bievelareer
California
Macfarland
Moran
Madison Square Garden
Ryle Rute
Butt- Hiol
de Mara
Miller
Waller
Dutch capture Venezuelan coast guard ship Alix at sea
The Gelderland towed the Venezuelan coast guard vessel Alix into port after capturing her off Puerto Cabello. Dutch crews seized the Alix near shore while Venezuelan forts did not fire, following a government bid to avoid hostilities with Dutch warships.
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Willenstad
Tland
CuFacao
Gelderland
Coast Guard
Puerto Cabello
Capitol Employer hearing ties to state officials in Columbus
In Columbus, Attorney General Denman and Insurance Commissioner Lemmert, acting as Guy Harris personal representatives, conducted a late night hearing into links between the Capitol Employer and the Lilobue Gas Burner Co. The Rough Riders of New Town planned a Sunday dinner for Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood at the Union League club, with attendees assembling for the banquet in brief notice.
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Columbus
C. Bec
Denman
Misswioner Lemmert
Guy
Harris
Lowke
New Town
Wee
Rough Rider
Union League Club
Leonard Wood
Philip Pinto
Hunt for Kieran in New York Fails to Progress
Dec 4 in New York reports no progress in locating Pat an former president of the Pidetity Punting Co. The search continues as Kieran's wife returns to New York after the weekend.
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Kieran
New York
Ers
Patan
Pidetity Punting Co
Toakes
Rheumatism Caused By Dyspepsia
A dental of phyaiiana claim that eating animal foods causes excess protein breakdown leading to nitrogen compounds that trigger rheumatism. Digestive faults supposedly allow toxins to flow through the blood while proper digestion yields vital proteins. Claims tout Bhunet's Dyspepsia Tablets cure the issue. ghostwritten appeal promises a free shipment from A. Stuart Co. 160 Rankd Merhall, stew.
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Bhunet
A. Stuart Co
Merhall
Washington News Requisitions Shift to Army Supplies
A War Department notice orders militia requisitions for clothing and gear to be filed from army supply sources, risking militia outfitting gaps. Chief William T Belt of the Washington fire department and prominent safety leader died suddenly. In Brookville a train collision killed Fred Buver and Lillda Stiver, both 20, at Big Sun Sun US.
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Wee
War Department
Okiala
Willam T. Belt
Washington Fire Department
The
Nations Association of Pir Chiety
Crossing
Brookville
Fred Buver
Lillda Stiver
Rochester
Pittsburg
Big Sun Sun US
Pittsburg Plant to Hire 1500 Workers After New Furnaces
Pittsburg Virginia area reports American Steel and Wire Co plans to employ 500 workers starting Monday and 1000 more within a week or two as two blast furnaces and six open hearth furnaces are set up at the Donora plant along the Monongahela river. Misleading quarantine labels are barred by a federal decision approved by Cortelyou Wilson and Straus.
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Wee
American Steel and Wire Co
Dent Out
Ilews
Donora
Monongahela River
Thee
Washington
Vni
Cortelyou, Wilson and Straus
Muet Stay Electroguted New York TS a clade
An unclear fragment references New York and an event involving electricity and a planned date in a social or political context. The readable parts suggest a discussion of a stay or halt related to electric or electronic matters and a date or deadline, with mentions of a riverine or urban setting and a public or social action. Entities are partially identifiable as New York and a social event.
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New York
Alexander Wins Australian Tennis Championship Doubles
Alexander and Walter Dunlop of Victoria won the Australian doubles title while Alexander also claimed the Australian singles crown in Sydney on December 4.
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Alexander
Australia
Sydney
Dee
Atchiews
Walter Dunlop
Victoria
Fire Terms In Japan Explain Distinct Fire Language
A discussion notes that fires in Japan are uncommon and that a dedicated agency has become a national institution. It lists specialized terms for incendiary fires, accidental blazes, fires from home or neighbors, shared fires, and phrases covering extinguishing actions and condolence expressions after a fire.
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Japan
Chinese doctor ordered to pay wheat as punishment
A Chinese doctor pays ten loads of wheat after causing his parents deaths. While transporting the grain he is met by a man who urges treatment for his family. The doctor agrees to come soon but asks the man to keep his barn closed in the meantime.
Anecdotes of Banks and Villains in Victorian Afternoon
A jumble of tales recounts a Maine woodsbank once run on two logs by Uncle Nate Swan and a city banker, then shifts to Hall Caine and Wilkie Collins legends, plus a London note on fixed bayonets and Grenadier Guards. It cites Bulwer Lytton and a wife’s wry anecdote, ending with Royal Marines and amphibious lore.
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Holuen Day
Nate Swan
Bougor
Placamquis
Ctty
Moosetoad Lake
Jim
Hall Caine
Aes
Englind
Fotee
Wilkie Colling
Coltron
Edward Bulwer Lytton
London
Royal Junkers
Cromwell
Banda
John Gilpin
Royal Muaileers
Hav
Royal Marines
Grenadier Guards
White
Grenadier
London Standard
The Mental Jog and the Listen Prefix
A New York Press passage laments a type of listener who ignores speech unless preceded by the word listen A boxtime man cites a stenographer and a telephone operator who respond only after the prefix Now listen, revealing a comic critique of inattentive communication in the city.
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Boxtine
New York
Luton
Olye
Fon
New York Press
Outside the wind moaned in a weathered line
The Atchison Globe quotes a literary contrast noting weather as a metaphor for emotion. It contrasts a bookish voice with the plain report that outside it is raining. The piece reflects on how literature frames nature versus a simple weather statement.
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Min
Atchison Globe
Brakeman’s Joke Ends Odd Town Break
A fragmented barroom style anecdote recalls a brakeman telling a reporter he ran over a cow near Coffeyville after a creek under a bridge incident. The exchange ends with Ayle swinging onto the last car and leaving town grinning.
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Coffeyville
Ayle
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