Not Guilty Says Jury in Eaton Case
Mrs. Jennie May Eaton is acquitted of murdering her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton after a lengthy Plymouth trial. The verdict, delivered at 5 10 am, followed an all night vigil by about 200 spectators. The defendant tearfully thanked jurors and spoke of needing to care for her aged mother and a disabled child.
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Associated Press
Jplymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Morse
Santiago
Assinippi
Peruna Testimonials Highlight Personal Recovery
A letter from Rosa Boyer of Evanston Illinois lauds Peruna for curing a lingering illness after she suffered severe fatigue loss of appetite and sleep. She credits Peruna with restoring health within weeks and sends photos to show her improved condition. The piece notes Peruna tablets as another convenient form for busy people with catarrhal or stomach issues.
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Peruna
Trevino Held Prisoner in Monterey Home
A constitutionalist dispatch from Mataamoros says General Geronimo Trevino, ex commander of government troops in Northern Mexico, was found a prisoner in his Monterey home after rebels seized part of the city. Trevino reportedly took no part in fighting and was later liberated.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Constitutionalist
Matamoros
Mexico
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
Trevino
Pablo Gonzales
Gonzales
Arcadio Osuna
Bruno Gloria
Chrysanthemum Show Delights Visitors At Agriculture Exhibit
Washington reports the department of agriculture chrysanthemum show opened yesterday with displays of varied colors. The golden yellow nine inch bloom wins top prize. Doors to greenhouses were locked except the main entrance causing some public frustration. Exhibition runs through next Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Take Salts to Flush Kidney Dangers Warned
The text urges meat eaters to flush kidneys to remove acids and wastes. It describes symptoms like dull kidney ache, headaches, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic pains, and frequent urination. It promotes taking four ounces of Rad Salts in water from a pharmacy daily before breakfast.
Expert Evidence in Beiliss Case at Kiev Trial
In Kiev on October 30 the Beiliss murder trial focused on expert medical testimony. Physicians split on whether two or more assassins were involved and on whether the motive was blood extraction or torture. The court heard from Dr. Pavnoff and Dr. Tutanoff while Kosorotoff defended blood‑getting and torture theory, noting wounds and beard evidence.
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Associated Press
Kiev
Russia
Mende Beiliss
Yushinsky
Pavnoff
Tutanoff
Kiev University
M. Zamislavsky
Black Hundred
Kosorotoff
Vera Echeberiak
Beiliss
Painoff
Timber Holdings in Hands of Few
Chicago observers report that discussions at the Investment Bankers Association of America center on financing for hydro electric power and timber bonds. Delos A. Chappell warns against reckless promotions amid California irrigation demand while Clark L. Poole notes concentrated timber ownership with 195 holders owning over 42 percent and three owners nearly 11 percent of privately owned timber.
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Delos A. Chappell
Los Angeles
California
Chappell
United States
Clark L. Poole
Chicago
Negro Prisoner Saved Sheriff in Clayton Jail Plot
Will Dudley, a Black prisoner in Clayton county jail, reported a plot to choke Sheriff R. B. Teal and steal keys, preventing a jail delivery. Dudley, formerly a Teal house servant, helped avert the plan while serving a sentence for second degree murder.
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Associated Press
Eufaula
Ala
Clayton
R. B. Teal
Will Dudley
Teal
Dudley
Walter Adams
Native of Selma Dies Sudden by AP
Rev. John Newton Prestridge editor of the Baptist World died suddenly at his Louisville home aged 80. A native of Selma Alabama he had long been a Baptist leader and publisher. He had recently returned from Chicago after attending an American executive committee meeting of the Baptist World Alliance. He helped promote the 1905 Baptist World Congress in London.
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Associated Press
Louisville
John Newton Prestridge
The
Baptist World
Chicago
Baptist World Alliance
Selma
Ala
Prestridge
Baptist Church
Kentucky
Texas
Baptist World Congress
London
Fultz Seeks Commission Action On Baseball Contract Terms
Paschall Players' Fraternity president David L. Fultz urged the National Commission to revise baseball players contract terms without a hearing. He commented after August Hermann, commission chair, said he would not deal with outsiders and pledged to pursue the matter without a formal hearing.
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Associated Press
New York
David L. Fultz
Paschall Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
August Hermann
Fultz
Ore Commission
Poaene
Poor Man's Dream of Generous Deals Cited
A fragment notes a remark on how the poor man imagines generosity when he lacks money to buy. The line hints at social attitudes toward wealth and charity without detailing events or people.
Schumacher Named Chairman of Rock Island Railway
Daniel G. Reid retired as chairman of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway with Thomas M. Schumacher elected to lead the road and its executive committee. Schumacher’s election does not alter control of the system, which remains with the Moore Reid interests. The executive committee also includes W. H. Moore D. G. Reid Arthur Dimes H. A. Mudge James McLean and Edward Moore with Mudge re-elected president.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniel G. Reid
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Thomas M. Schumacher
el Paso & Southwestern Company
Rhelps, Dodge & Co
Schumacher
Rock
Road
W. H. Moore
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Hook Island
Moore- Reid
Mr. Schumacher
D. G. Reid
Arthur ©. Dimes
H. A. Mudge
James McLean
FL. Hine
Edward 8. Moore
Mr. Mudge
The
Papes Diapepsia Promises Fast Safe Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepsia as a fast harmless remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and gastritis. It claims millions of cures and urges keeping a fifty cent case at home for relief when meals disagree and cause gas pressure and nausea.
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Pape
Government seeks farm women division in Agriculture
Washington reports that the department of agriculture plans a branch or section focused on farm women. Secretary Houston may establish it soon after sending a nationwide letter asking farmers wives and daughters how the department could assist life on the farm. Responses are arriving as the department shifts from crop and beef goals to the human side of farming.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Organ grinder and monkey ordered to leave city
An Italian organ grinder and his trained monkey were ordered out of the city after being brought to the police station for blocking the sidewalk during a performance. A crowd gathered around the recorder's court when the Italian arrived and attempted to perform, but the sergeant intervened and ordered departure on the next train.
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Recorder’s Court
Busch Will Probated With Charitable Bequests
The will of Adolphus Busch, filed yesterday in St. Louis, provides charitable bequests totaling 170000 dollars to several city institutions and places the estate in trust. Mrs. Busch, Charles Nagel, and August Auerbach are named trustees.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Louis
Mre
Pinex cough syrup recipe and claims
An old remedy promotes making cough syrup with Pinex pine extract and sugar syrup, claiming quick relief from ordinary and spasmodic coughs and croup. It praises Pinex as a valued pine compound, notes its popularity in the United States and Canada, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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United
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
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T. M. Schumacher
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Ludwig
Bavaria
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