Crippen Murder Hearing Shows Uncertain Body Identity
London witnesses in the Crippen murder inquiry testify the found remains are likely female but sex not definitively proven. Expert Willcox reports poison was ingested, with hypodermic evidence and a scar possibly worn, while Spilsbury notes tissue wear may obscure identity. Proceedings continue as defense seeks caution over verdict.
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Indictment Drafters Tangle with Packers Case
Oliver EB Pagan a Department of Justice tachment expert faced questions over drafting indictments against large meat packers. The issue, though technical, highlights the need to frame charges against the correct party, ensuring proper application of anti trust law and future indictments.
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Mystery unfolds in army payroll caper near Here Wig
Police arrest Private John Lampkin after a $6,000 to $5,000 discrepancy in army pay vanished from a camp. A satchel with $4,000 in old and silver is found in his room, implicating other soldiers. John Killin, Jay Smith, and others are detained amid a sprawling theft case. Lampkin vanishes, later tracked to Cheyenne, alleged to flee with gold and silver.
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Gunman Reasons for Lake Odéaxa Manhunt
John Mid Sept 10 A Taree powme in scouring the country near Lake Odéaxa nine miles north of her today sought Ralph Walker who reportedly shot and killed his father-in-law William Pricktman. Pricktman’s daughter Priestmn tied to persuade him to return but Walker evaded capture and escaped last night after Priestman said Nic oruell He tied repeatedly to get her back.
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Taft not seeking renomination amid Republican turmoil
United Press reports from Beverly and Haverly indicate President Taft is not aiming for a second term. Sources note disquiet over insurgent victories in primaries and GOP state conventions, with Maine’s outcome shifting momentum toward the Democrats and complicating a Roosevelt candidacy.
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Extravagance and Politics in United States Policy
Tony Gary, chairman of the steel trust, denounces public and private extravagance as a major U.S. evil. He stresses stability, urges continued marketable bonds abroad, and warns that business coalitions and European conditions affect U.S. investments. He notes France holds funds that could invest here if public sentiment were clearer, and cites uncertainty from political conditions as a sales impediment.
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Coronation Velvet Now Promises Affordable Velvet Fashion
An article discusses Coronation Velvet as a cheaper fabric alternative for formal wear, noting its lightweight drape and suitability for evening gowns. It highlights designer Vaynter Redfern of Paris and New York as tailoring references, with emphasis on comfort and practicality for a modern audience.
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Insurgent Wins Shake Up Illinois Primaries Amid Corruption Context
United Press dispatch from Chicago notes strong insurgent gains in Illinois primaries as several standpatters were defeated or diminished. Henry Routell and other incumbents lost ground while reform candidates carried venues including Vermilion County where Speaker Cannon's ally trailed. Multiple districts saw insurgents nominate over longtime party figures amid broader corruption headlines and legislative contest reshuffles.
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Bryan Ends In Vitriol Over Roosevelt Split
William Bryan criticizes Theodore Roosevelt in a vitriolic column, praising La Follette as a true progressive and noting Roosevelt played no part in the party resolve. He suggests the Nebraska Standpatters faced encouragement but the leadership warned against public quarrel.
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Insurgent Patronage Debate Tests Uprising Leaders
Fragmented dispatch discusses insurgents and political influence, detailing alleged patronage rewards, elections, and potential shifts in support among insurgent factions. It notes figures like Nn Haverty and references to senators and reformers amid a tense political backdrop.
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Parade permission granted with guns ban proposed
Unity 5 and officials announce approval for October 2 church demonstrations with the condition that participants refrain from carrying weapons or personal armament. Officials cite civil decorum and public safety as the guiding factors for the permit.
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Wilson Nomination Draws New Jersey Democratic Battle
In Trenton New Jersey factions align behind Woodrow Wilson Princeton president as the Democratic choice for president tainted by national business influence. Eastern Democrats seek control away from radicals while Wilson’s candidacy sparks debate on corporations and state regulation within the party and forecasts a tight New Jersey contest.
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Beveridge Declines Comment After Flute Bankers Convention
United Press dispatch from Evanaville Indiana reports Beveridge leaving a theatre after delivering remarks at a convention of the Intinum Flute Banker's association. He reads a dispatch, smiles, and refuses to discuss policy or provide any statement, saying he will not answer today.
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