Madame Steinheil Defies Jury In Paris Murder Trial
Paris reports a dramatic twist as a man named Jean Lefevre claims accomplice status in the murders of Adolph Steinheil and Madame Jopy, confessing after a letter read in court. Madame Steinheil faces continued examination for the suspected killings, with spectators stirred by the sensational revelations and the possibility of further influence on the jury.
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Paris
Marguerite Steinheil
Madame Jopy
Assize
Madame Steinheil
M. Aubin
Jean Lefevre
Felix Faure
France
Adolph Steinheil
Lefevre
Montmorency
Roland W. Holmes Laid To Rest In Ceremonial Funeral
Funeral services for Roland W. Holmes were held at the Elks lodge and he was buried in Mountain View cemetery. Elks and Woodmen groups joined for the procession while Rev F C Smith preached and D Worth Clark delivered a eulogy. A Indiana brother arrived to attend the ceremony.
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Roland W. Holmes
Elks’ Lodge
Mountain View
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Newber
Cifiers
The
Elks
B. of R. T
F. C. Smith
Episcopal Church
D. Worth Clark
Samms
Indiana
Revolutionists Gaining Strength In Nicaragua
Washington reports state department notes revolutionists growing stronger in Nicaragua as President Zelaya delays moves to retake territory held by General Estrada. A cable to Consul Altschul from Zelaya says government forces fought through Paso de la Jas near El Chile and head toward Rama, a main rebel base.
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Washington
State Department
Zelaya
General Estrada
New Orleans
A. Altschul
Nicaragua
Paso de la Jas
el Chile
Rama
Land Drawing Begins for 15000 Acres in Toltec Project
Denver Coloradans report the Carey act land drawing started at Antonito Conejos county for 15000 acres in the Toltec irrigation project. The area lies in the San Luis Valley where a large canal and storage reservoir system is nearly finished.
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Denver
Colo
San Luis Valley
Antonito
Conejos County
Walsh seeks rehearing in banker Walsh case
A petition for rehearing was filed in the United States Court of Appeals on November 4 in the case of John R. Walsh the convicted banker. Attorneys for the plaintiff in error filed the petition seeking further consideration of the appeal ruling.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
United States Court of Appeals
Big power plant on Snake River planned near Grangeville
Spokane reports a Spokane group organizing a five to six million dollar project to develop a Salmon and Snake rivers power site in central Idaho. Engineer R Z Zell pledges a tunnel dam system 7.5 miles long with 28 000 horsepower potential and water rights for 8000 and 2800 second feet. Three transcontinentals eye central Idaho for electrification.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Snake River
A. W. Trine
G. F. Lafrenz
Salmon
Snake
Idaho
Grangeville
Salmon River
R. Z. Zell
Teachers Meet Opens in Des Moines The Iowa State Association
Des Moines Iowa November 4 The school teachers of Iowa gather in Des Moines for the annual meeting of their state association at the Auditorium. E J Beard of Newton delivers the president's address and Dr Frank Crane of Chicago gives a lecture. Friday and Saturday feature talks by State Superintendent John F Riggs Rollin D Salisbury Andrew B Draper James B E Russell and A Ross Hill. The sessions conclude with officers election Saturday afternoon.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Association
E. J. Beard
Newton
Frank Crane
Chicago
John F. Riggs
Rollin D. Salisbury
University of Chicago
Andrew 8. Draper
New York
James BE. Russell
Columbia University
A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Seaboard Line Receivership Ends Tonight
Stockholders to receive the Seaboard Air Line Railway property as receivership ends at midnight, following a court decision. The company has been under receivership since January 2, 1908, in Baltimore Maryland.
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Seaboard Line
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Idaho Plans Big Show at Chicago Land Exposition
Idaho authorities announce participation in the Chicago Land and Irrigation Exposition from November 20 to December 4. Governor Brady may attend, along with delegates to the National Farm Land congress, to showcase western agricultural and hort icultural products and attract investors.
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National Farm Land Congress
United States
Idaho
Union
Revolt in Christian Science Circles Over Mrs Stetson
Boston reports reveal a rift between Mrs Augusta Stetson and Mrs Eddy within the Christian Science movement. The Mother Church in Boston watches New York developments as Stetson’s leadership challenge intensifies amid a broader power struggle.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
First Church
New York
Augusta Stetson
Eddy
First Christian Science Church of
Mrs. Stetson
Dope on Football and Basketball
Tomorrow at the Academy field the Academy and Blackfoot meet in football likely a top matchup. The game starts at 3 30. Saturday at two PM Pocatello High meets Twin Falls High in football at 3 30 and basketball at 2 30. Fans are urged to attend as these games may be the best this season.
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Academy
Blackfoot
Pocatello High School
Twin Falls High School
No Smoking on Elevated Trains Sparks Conflicts
Chicago and Oak Park elevated trains moved to eject smokers, with fares refunded. A fight broke out as detectives dragged a passenger, injuring two men and nearly pushing a lumberman through a car window. A former alderman was shoved onto the tracks but escaped harm. The case likely heads to court. Macon hosts Taft at state fair parade. The president rides with militia escorts, receives cheers, and enjoys a breakfast after a welcome in Georgia.
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Chicago
Chicago and Oak Park
J. D. Attley
Joseph H. Francis
Mrs Stetson’s Revolt Threatens Christian Science Church
The article details Mrs. Stetson’s rise from humble Boston teacher to a central figure in Christian Science and notes a revolt against Mrs. Eddy. It reports disputes within the Mother Church, large wealth, and fears of a schism, while noting the church’s cohesion across 1200 affiliated churches.
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New York
Boston
Central Park West
Walsh's Business Associate John Smyth Dies
Chicago reports John M. Smyth pioneer millionaire merchant and politician died of pneumonia. Smyth, a close associate of John R. Walsh, reportedly overworked to help straighten Walsh's finances, impacting his vitality.
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Chicago
John M. Smyth
M. Smyth
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Taft in Georgia to speak at Savannah visit
President Taft toured Macon with a citizen committee breakfast at Congressman Bartlett’s home and spoke at the state fairgrounds. He then left for Savannah where he is due to arrive this evening as part of his Georgia trip.
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Macon
Taft
Congressman Bartlett
Bartlett
Savannah
Taft Arrives in Savannah For Reception And Banquet
Preparations are complete in Savannah Georgia for President Tafts arrival this evening with an informal reception at the DeSoto hotel followed by a 9 oclock banquet. He will board the Yamacraw tomorrow for a river front inspection by cutter and an automobile tour of the Grand Prize race course culminating in a Thunderbolt luncheon before returning to the city and leaving for Charleston.
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Savannah
Taft
DeSoto Hotel
Thunderbolt
Charleston
Taft to Open Second National Apple Show in Spokane
President Taft will issue a morning message on November 15 to announce the second national apple show in Spokane. He spoke in Coeur d'Alene about apples becoming a national issue and plans to aid the show with a White House gold key ceremony and best wishes for inland empire fruit growing.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Northwest
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
White House
Inland Empire
Robbers Take Cash in Express Mail Holdup
Vancouver reports tell of torn open registered mail sacks on the Cari boo road near the express mail stage holdup site. Cash, about five thousand dollars, was the only item taken. Investigators suspect the robbers fled into the cattle range country and may be the same group linked to the Notch Hill Pacific train raid last spring.
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Vancouver
Cariboo
Notch Hill
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Marie Corelli
America
Ambassador Reid
Harvard University
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Clinton, Hurt & Co
Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
B. F. O'Neil
Wallace
C. B. Hutt
Boise
J. P. Fallon
A. D. McKinlay
Twin Falls
George Speer
Arco
William Buckley
E. J. Ostrander
Jerome
R. L. Parkinson
Christian Science
Dope
Fair Grounds
Second
Cherry
Mr. Taft
Pres. Taft
Georgia
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