Removal of Juror Sparks Fierce Debate in Tenn Court
Neletic Tennessee February reports a trial interruption after Juror Whitwell allegedly expressed opinion linking Governor Patterson to killings. Judge Hast removed Whitworth amid furious exchange as defense cites improper pardon power. Removal casts heavy burden on the jury and trial progress.
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Carmack
Patterson
Neletic
Tenn
Irewean Counee
Pattenson
Carnack
Whitworth
Pwntereon
Whitweth
Wrest Steel Lead From Pittsburg Announces Plant
Chicago February 4 The Inter Green Steel Company a $2 000 000 concern announced plans to start construction within six weeks of a new plant at Chicago Heights to produce large scale steel products challenging Pittsburgs dominance in the steel business. the move signals a major expansion with equipment ready for operation.
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Chicago
New York
Daal
Pittsburg
Inter Geen Steel Company
Eopcemecy
Pitisiurg
Phetit Hote
Ploite
Mackers
Coleg
New Yorke Eapiralial
Indicted in big conspiracy case with Oklahoma governor
Muskogee Oklahoma reports indictments in federal fraud cases arising from town fraud schemes. Governor Charles N Haskell and others named in charges face conspiracy to defraud the government. Bonds set for Turner Hutchings and Eaton, with trial possible Friday morning.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Oklahoma Legislative Today
Haskell
al Moskeagee
Moosevelt and
Hearst
Iim
Obla
Lly
Pamas
Chayles N. Hoebel
B. Bevere
Hagish
C. W. Turner
WW. T. Hutchings
Jesse Aww
Walter R. Batha
Thomas H. Owen
Murekogee
F Haskel
Haalein
Guthrie
Walter St. Itnton
Clarence
Turner
Hutchings
Eaton
Ant
Campbell
Robert EB. Campbell
United States Court
Mmaliihs
Missouri
Ohio
United States Marcal
Maskell
Fai
Sutta
Oklmhoms
United States of Amer'ot
John Q. Adagin
Pleasant Porter
Inllane
Roosevelty Names New York Port Authority Nominee
The president elect plans to appoint Loeb Jr. as head of the port of New York shortly after inauguration. The nomination follows discussions with secretary Fal and other officials as the administration shapes key appointments.
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Lonn
Washington
Mistaking Poison for Medicine Near Miss in Youngstown
Mr and Mrs Robert Preehet almost died after mistaking poison for medicine in Youngstown. They had been taking phosphate of soda blended with a medicine when bromide and potash solution were prepared, leading to a near-fatal reaction and a hysteria that saved them from further harm.
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Youngstown
Robert Preehet
Disappointed in Love Girl Kills Herself in Pittsburg
The 15 year old Tara Pitagerald, daughter of a farmer, shot herself at home after a broken romance. She tied a double barreled gun to a chair, loaded buckshot into her heart, and died instantly. A neighbor’s funeral preceded her own deep mourning ritual.
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Pitsburg
Tara Pitagerald
Danshier
Enbcttle
Mysterious Fire Destroys County Farmstead Structures
In a rural incident a fire swept through a county farmstead destroying buildings and ending lives. Neighbors and authorities reported finding two bodies amid the debris while a third person survived with injuries. Investigations are ongoing to determine a cause and identify those involved.
Children Contract Disease From Cat
A fragmented report notes a child falling ill after playing with a family pet cat. Other counselors or adults are mentioned as present but details are unclear, leaving the exact illness and actions taken by caregivers uncertain.
Court Martial Concludes Over Officer’s Alleged Drunkenness
The court martial of Captain Edward Qualtrough of the battleship George completed after noon, charged with appearing drunk at a reception by Minister Gummoron in Tangler. Tests showed he was not drinking but sleepiness from nervous exhaustion. Indians will not be warned until Rear Admiral Sperry Tate reviews the nets.
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Edward Bf. Qualtrough
George
Gummoron
Tangler
Sperry Tate
Qualtromsh
Boy Who Killed Mother Gets Life Penalty
Harvey Mazel, seventeen, found guilty in Toledo of murdering his mother on January 11, 1908. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the late penitentiary at Columbus after beating her to death with a hammer and taking $67. The case drew nationwide attention for the adolescent defendant’s conduct.
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Toledo
Harvey Mazel
Columbus
Mawel
Will of Hebert J. Hilborn Probate After Death Crime Scene
Probate notes reveal Hebert J. Hilborn killed his wife before dying by suicide in South Kirtland. His will leaves all estate to the same wife, lists real estate at 15000 and personal property at 31500, with a note claiming 1940 in funds.
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Palieaville
Hebert J. Hilborn
South Kirtland
Hilborn
Hithorn
Old Lincoln coach destroyed by fire
Newcastle Pa February 4 The famed Lincoln coach linked to President Lincoln's inauguration was destroyed by fire at Sharpeville Pa The coach once carried the sole passenger compartment of Sharpeville railroad between Lawn and Willington Junction The vehicle was sheet iron covered and thought to be butlerproof before Lincoln's rifle fame
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Newcastle
Lincoln
Gificolafa
Washington
Sharpeville
Willinngton Junction
Butlerproof
Aryan in South Twapa Feb. 4 dispatch
A brief report from Twapa Ma dated February 4 notes Wil loe J. Ryan delivering an Mairead at the wae-faly today. The item appears to be a local community notice or schedule with limited readable details.
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Twapa
Willoe J. Ryan
Three Hurt In Saloon Gas Explosion
A saloon gas explosion injures three people including William Nugky May Wheeler and Fontaine in a February incident. Wrecked premises and burns are reported as responders assess the scene and potential fatalities.
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Willian
Wheeler
Fontaine
Collision Kills One in Urban Express Crash
A switch engine collided with the crowded Central urban express early today, killing one person and injuring about half a dozen passengers. Two engines were badly damaged in the wreck, and the identities of those involved are being confirmed.
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Chitana
Vay
Wilielong Yadly
Doctor and stomach pump save a child
An elusively garbled report from Margeville Ohio describes a child saved after ingesting tablets believed to be candy. A doctor used a stomach pump to remove the tablets, which contained an unknown chemical. The incident highlights dangers of unidentified substances and the need for prompt medical care.
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Margeville, O
Reb
Ele
BU Smith
Nti Neonteter
Yarncovanal
Corn Stena
Discharged official shoots new president at feed firm
Kareums N. Jones, newly named president of Commonwealth Feed Co., was shot at the office. Herman A. Kreetchinar, former secretary and treasurer, was arrested on a charge of shooting after Jones attempted to explain the dispute had gone too far.
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St. Louie
Kareums N. Jones
Commonwealth Feed Co
Polite
Comeniainer
George P. Jones
Herman A. Kret- Achmae
Nigel to Join Taft Cabinet in Coming White House Pick
Washington Feb 4 Charles P Nigel of St Louis is slated for a Taft cabinet post Representative Hartholdt of Missouri announced at the White House today Nagel would be considered for the secretary of the interior or the secretary of commerce and labor roles if named possible shifts in the administration were noted
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Muskogee
Okla
Mindane
Ghee
Rogny
Washington
Charles P. Nigel
St. Lome
Taft
Hartholdt
Misouri
White House
Nagel
Confesses to Murder and Attempt on Own Life
Alois Mumer won trial for murder on July 25. He confessed to slitting his wife and admitted to an intended death by his own hand after the crime. He described aiming his gun at his head and pulling the trigger several times, saying he would have died if the weapon had not failed to explode.
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Alois Mumer
Astin Confomier
Chine Fn
Aumer
Michigan
Enn
Auner
Five thousand Chinese corpses to be shipped home in steamship
New York reports five thousand Chinese corpses bound for their final resting places will depart Brooklyn on the steamer Shimona. Bodies found in a room filled with gas are stored in pine caskets labeled with times and history. In Philadelphia a man and a woman, registered as married from Lewistown Pennsylvania, were found dead in a hotel room.
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New York
Therinal
Mowery Kingdom
Brooklyn
United
Philadelphia
Chinka
Hevedio i Maurlod
P. Patterson
Thia City
Margaret Laniax
AMC Oaper
West Pesidence
Lewistown
Pattereon
Declare state hospitals full of tuberculosis
Columbus February fourth reports indicate state hospitals for the insane are widely filled with tuberculosis. Officials note the Someview hospital shows only a partial tuberculosis rate and claim about 212 cases of consumption exist there. Patients mingle with noninfected individuals and share clothing as conditions mirror those in Newburg and Toledo facilities.
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Columbus
Fec
Gerwone
T Ie House
Colinidars Now
Someview
Newburg
Toledo Hostale
Beer Wagon Strays Into Sandusky Homes During Prohibition Spree
On February 4 in Sandusky Ohio a beer wagon driver unfamiliar with local streets caused disturbances near residences occupied by church leaders, deacons, and Anti Saloon League members. Witnesses say cellar owners forced to close spurred the incident as townsfolk debated the brewery’s push.
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Dkys Sanducky
Bandurky County
Gossel
Sandusky County
Anti-Saloon League
Vlatie
John A. Clarke Dead at Waverly Hospital
Heston February 4. John A. Clarke, once a renowned three ball pitcher, died at 1 A.M. in Malawy Hospital at Waverly from double pneumonia and complications of mental illness.
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Orbat Claiukson
Heston
John A Clarkem
Malawy Howpldal
Waverly
CLAIM OPERATORS TRY TO DISRUPT MINERS
Ambiguous text reports alleged actions by claim operators attempting to disrupt miners. The piece notes reorganized meetings postponed and a reported attack on a person named MaNPpr. National officers reportedly left a convention to attend proceedings against an official involved. Anonymous letters are mentioned as triggering trouble.
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Indicanapolis
Mandeshia
Cleveland
Oilers
Clever Means Raise Rates Reported By Interstate Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports general rate increases across coal, grain, and other freight, with Pennsylvanian routes seeing a five cent per ton rise. The commission notes shifts in classification and routing rather than pure fare hikes, while grain rates from Chicago to New York rose two cents per weighted pound since May 1907, amid an overall trend of price changes in freight transport.
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Interstate Commerce County
Wea
Vitisinis
Chicago
New York
Secret Service Work Hampered by Administrative Restrictions
A public statement from a White House official criticizes government policy on crime and administration. The speaker alleges that restrictions hinder secret service efforts and the fight against counterfeiting. The note adds the president’s stance on executive measures and congressional limitations, with continuation promised on page seven.
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