Madame Steinhell in French murder trial lashings and tears
Madame Marguerite Steinhell faced three days of cross examination in Paris as prosecutors pressed for motive in the murder of her husband and mother. The court and audience watched her dramatic, tearful testimony while her earlier beauty and political sway were recalled, with questions about her lover Borderel and the Faure connection stirring controversy.
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United Press Wire
Putie
Madame Mar- Fuerite Steinhell
Withem
Ausize Court
de Valles
Madame Steinhell
de. Valles
Maltre Aubin
Madame Stenhell
de Vallea
M. Hordérel
Madame Stainhell
Madame Marguerite
Palais de Justice
Cenulorgerie
Mont Martre
Lefebvre
DeValles
Felix Faure
France
Tribunal
President Faure
Madame B Steinbell
Faure
Madame Btelph
Mother Away 18 Burned to Death in Fire
United Press dispatch reports a three-year-old boy of John Heller of 1312 Carmien street burned to death Friday morning while alone briefly. A kitchen paper bonfire ignited his night clothes, enveloping him in flames after his mother returned. The child died before help could reach him.
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United Press Wire
Toledo
Georgse
John Heller
Carmien Street
Merle
Taft Seeks Second Term Amid Georgia Boost and Cobb Mention
President Taft at Savannah banquet touts Panama Canal as key public work and hints at a fourth year in office. He defends Ty Cobb, praises Georgia’s support after noting Cobb’s arrest controversy, and notes Georgia’s electoral vote favored Bryan in the recent race.
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Taft
Savannah
Taftan
Savannah Coday
Anil
Indal
Ohio States
Elt
Lyons
Bavannel
Panama Canal
Dickinson
Onde
District of Columbia
Georgia
W. J. Bryan
Philippines
Kodama
Wari
Formosa
America
Jneers
Ty Cobb
Rentleman
United States
Hut
United States fight bid hype swells to 100000 mark
New York November 6 United Breas Wire reports Jim Jeffries predicts the club that lands the bout with Johnson will bid about 100000 when bids open December 1 Clarence Gerard of Seattle wires Bainor that he stands ready to lay down 100000 for the match and will back heavy forfeit to ensure the bout proceeds without interference
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Clarence
Gerard
Seattle
Bainor
Maton
Professor Percival Lowell and His Photographs of Mars
Retentivists worldwide await Professor Percival Lowell resirding on Mars changes. He argues Mars hosts an intelligent in dying race whose dwindling sunlit surface drives canal digging. British scientists’ new catastrophist theory has sharpened debate on planetary evolution and Martian activity.
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Professor Percival Lowjll
Planet
Mars
Percival Lowell
Lowell
Governor in Personal Charge as West Virginia Mob Threatens Lynching
Governor Glasscock directly commandeered troops to quell a 2,000 strong mob in Gassaway over a brutal assault on Mrs. Albert Rockhold. Two Black suspects, identified as culprits, were moved to the county seat for jail within a tense scene as Governor Glasscock and Adjutant General Burrows sped to Charlestown then returned.
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United Preas Wire
Gassaway
W. Va
Sutim
Anat
Gliskeovik
Burrows
Charles Town
Ob & Speed
Lene
Moura
Bowerialis
Charlestown
Glastcock
Charles Lewis
Lewis
Johnson
Sout Lewis
Rockhold
Mra Rockhold
Wanamaker Planes Patent Suit Highlights Dated Row
Report notes a dispute over a monoplanes purchase and the Wright brothers patent claims. Abe Wright Brothers seek infringement remedies while Wanamaker and others with ties to aviation figures face factual uncertainty about data and ownership. The Herald references potential participation in the next aviation meeting in Amelia with political overtones and a nod to historic rivalries.
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Wanamaker i
Frrlve
Wanamaker
Abe Wright Brothers
Hotwon
France
Willie
Herald the Trench
Amelia Becaure
Curtius
Pruney
Mistreated Till He Gave Money in Robbery Tale
United Prosa Wire reports Jonet Wright, employed by We Ashton, was assaulted by two thugs until he disclosed the hiding place of $200. He was taken to an abandoned creamatory where burning and torment occurred. he escaped and was hospitalized. The victim’s condition is listed as evident but unstable.
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United Prosa Wire
Hamilton
Jonet Wright
Jarahand
We Ashton
Wright
Darius
Liwt
Hin
Bin
Mass casualty event reported near Persian consulate in Ardebil
United Prov Wire reports mass casualty threats around Ardebil as Persian authorities and clergy defend the Russian consulate. Tribesmen burn homes as reinforcements from Tabrix are said unlikely to arrive within three weeks. A second Russian force is reportedly en route to avenge the killings, heightening fears of further violence.
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Teheran
Ardebil
Rete
Tabrix
St. Petersburg
Jobildren
Young Wanamaker May Fly Airship
New Yorkers may expect to see Rodman Wanamaker of New York, parlor and Philadelphia, circling about town near Edward Robson, an air pioneer, who arrived here from Bu.
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Young Wanamaker
United Prean Wire
New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Parle
Philadelphia
Tor Eiward Robson
Prayer guidance for teachers sparks debate in Indiana education meeting
At an Indianapolis gathering, Frances G. Blair urged a prayerful start to school board proceedings and teacher appointments. Blair warned that appointing unfit teachers harms youth, emphasizing reverence to the Almighty in educational leadership.
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United Prose
Indianapolis
Ind
Frances G. Blair
Publi
Hiboiiy
Association of School Boardy
Indiana
Hoya
Gels
Ife
Dove of Peace Is But a Parrot
United Press account from Chicago describes a domestic dispute where a dove of peace is really a parrot named Polly. Howard Zurndt arranged an eleventh hour reconciliation, but Polly impersonates a note from the wife leading to a confrontation and police involvement at Harrison Street station.
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United Press Wire
Chicago
Howard Zurndt
Polly
South Bend
Tadlang
Pole
Zerndt
Bouth Bend
Ta Sully
Zandt
Zarndt de Hoon
Harrinon Street
Wong
Hage
Mayor and officials sued over bribe claim in raid case
Mrs. Caroline Myers sues Mayor Lewis and city officials for 100 dollars alleging bribe funds were paid to halt a raid in which a full bar was found. Mayor denies the charge saying money was returned by a policeman after an accounting lapse by her son. Also notes a factory fire at Greece Manufacturing in Portsmouth with $100,000 loss and 72 workers.
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Wee
Bresward Martins
Ferry
the Lewis
Tila Eity
T. L. Lewis
United Ming Workers
Llewellyn Lewis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Caroline Myers
Lewis
Myres
Attorney Fined 400 for Contempt in Railway Case
In St Louis a former federal judge and attorney for United Railways was fined 400 after contempt during an argument over a railway wreck. Priest, disbarred, faced the rebuke from judge Muench. the case linked to firms Blanchard Oil, Waters Merce Oil, and H. Chay Piproy. An unrelated London exhibit noted a microscopic section of an ancient Egyptian tone.
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United Premire
Louie
Priest
United Raihways
Yeaterday
Johan Gillam Peourt
Judge Priest
Et Louis
Blanchard Ol Company
Waters Merce OU Company
H. Chay Piproy
Texac
London
Royal Society
Mir. Shatlocks, A
Limantour's New Tariff Bill Aims to Boost Mexican Industry
Mexico plans a tariff measure allowing reimbursement for duties on raw materials used in exports. The reform, submitted to the finance minister Limantour, seeks to spur local industry and is seen by experts as not fully preventing foreign ventures, while offering conditions more favorable than in the United States and reaping benefits of the tariff changes.
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Mexico
Limantour
United States
RAH RAH BOYS VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE
United Prean Wire reports Cleveland Nov h Heriting West Nich boys voted to continue the school strike pending a settlement. The strikers agreed to return to class only after a top level meeting between Principal Cherlin Lynch and a committee, with the aim of securing an education board adjustment.
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United Prean
Clevelanl
West
Strick Winnendar
Seaulonie
Cherlin
Lynch
Board of
Ediecation
Bitter Strife Over New York Church Split Ends in Court
In New York the wealthiest church faces a leadership clash as Mrs Stetson’s faction battles the deposed Augie Stetson camp for control of the Central Park West property. With 1600 members split, a court fight looms to determine which side will govern the church and grant licenses for practice. The exonerated Mrs Stetson seeks to maintain influence while tensions threaten to fracture the congregation.
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Coastral Park
Chaboty
United Press Wire
New York
Chrie Dla Seience
Chrietian Bolence
Ty Loxton
Ornett
Eugene Cox
Bentile Cain
Augie Stutman
Jughnel
Stetson
Central Park
Etrety
Beater
Mra Stetson
Toray
Ehrhie Han Seloney Churel
Ufi
Mie
Yuother Earch
Reddy
Hin
Sletarny
Mra
Ted Wales
Bostoy Church
T the
Two Snuffing Deaths Cloud Clemenson Trial
Chicago hearing on Dr Hardage Clemenson charged with murdering his wife Mrs Norah Clemenson. Postmortem by coroner's physician Dr Reinhart says cause unclear. defense seeks exhumation and a second autopsy. Relatives testifying. quarrels over an operation noted.
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United Press Wire
Chicago
Hven
Norah Jane Cleminson
Hardage Clemingon
Mars
Henry G. W. Biachuiet
Cleminson
Wat
Reinhart
Jonegh Burren
Cletkinson
Aira
Clentinson
Morgan
Cleninson
Clemieon
Milan Labor Strikes Halt Train and Violence Spreads
In Milan the strike by gas workers escalates as 500 strike-breakers arrive and gang confrontations erupt. Train traffic is halted after a crowd including wives and children blocks a locomotive. Police efforts fail to restore order as cities near the plants fall under a reign of terror with nightly disturbances.
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United Prean
Milan
Tely
Mhignolo
Ard
Gorview
Ear Tassels for Cats Latest Fashion Stirs Debate
A news brief reports a neighbor complaint after Silvie Virnunce had her cat’s ears pierced and decorated. Oslo Human Society officials, led by Secretary Promatine, questioned cruelty and whether such adornment harms the animal or children’s welfare.
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Celine
Ble
Oslo
Hunan Society
Perday Silvie
Becawee
Beige
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