Court hears Thaw closing as crowd fills New York court
The crowded New York court heard Jerome’s closing statement in the Thaw trial asserting first degree murder with deliberation on the roof garden incident. He argued insanity and motive, urged the jury to find Thaw guilty beyond reasonable doubt, and traced Thaw’s life from prenatal to the present case while detailing the defense’s theory of insanity.
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New York
Jerome
Othiel Vibernetive
White
Kyvelon
Thaw
Jeilouss
Hare
Martin W. Lattetow
Hovey
Ford Whitt
Littleton
George Laanier
Josiah Thaw
Harry Thaw
Broadway
Wfe
Mie Durden
Parry Thaw
Fire destroys wedding home in Centerville blaze
Centerville January 4 The fire began from a defective flue and spread through the roof of the Petty Burke home during a wedding celebration just held yesterday noon. Residents saved most household goods with 2900 insurance reported and the barn spared.
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Centerville
Vleniy
Ames
Petry
Vaughan Smith breach of promise case described in deposition
Testimony in the Susan J. Smith versus Joan Vaughan case details Mrs. Smith asking for the return of her letters as a means to punish Vaughan. Attorneys discuss changing venue, with clashes between counsel and witnesses over alleged marriage plans and events at the Richmond home.
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Henry A. Johnson
John Rose Hins
Susan J. Smith
Joan
Vaughan
al We
Ma Stanly
Wasneriendr Court
Myx. Smith
Stirds
Maret
John
Soady
Vaught
Smith
Robbine
Johnson
Richmond
le Alain Wnuil
Election Betting Banned In City Amid Edict By Officials
On the eve of a primary, police and prosecutors warned cigar store owners against posting election bets. The action followed a Republican county committee request, with officers visiting shops to enforce the ban. The dispute centers on how bets may influence votes and the integrity of the proceedings.
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Batley
Jessup
Bledumeuid
Tle
Republican County Central
Commi Itter
Comiintes
Farmers Worry Over Wheat Amid Mild Winter
Wayne county farmers fear the wheat crop will suffer if a severe cold snap comes without snow. They report the winter has been unusually mild and plants have advanced, risking damage from sudden cold.
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Wayne County
Diamond Glass Window Factory Burns at Gas City
Fire today destroyed the Diamond Glass Window factory in Gas City, Marion district. Losses are estimated in the hundreds of thousands as investigators assess the blaze.
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Window Glass Factory
Marion, Tud
Gas City
Four Men Held for Murder in Woodburn Case
Early morning arrests at Woodburn led to four men Herman Millay John Stou and John Buber charged with complicity in the murder of Town Marshal John Levy near the city on June 7 1905. Fred Sadper was captured today at Cadillac Michigan and faces the same charge.
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Wayne
Tan
Herman Millay
John Stou
Join Buber
Woodburn
John Levy
Fred Sadper
Cadillac
Mich
Jury Cracks Down on Negligence Over Opera House Fire
Rogertown reports the jury investigating the deadly Rhoades Opera House blaze found probable criminal negligence by Deputy Factory to Spector Harry Bechtel and owner Mrs. Monroe of the stereopticon, suggesting prosecutions.
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Rogertown
Dan
Rhoades Opera House
Spector
Harry Bechtel
Monroe
War Threat Text From Pekin Claims on Middle Island
In Pekin China the government pushes munitions toward Middle Island openly claimed by Japan. China is determined not to yield and grave complications are feared amid rising tensions and potential military action.
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Pekin
China
Middle Island
Japan
Cold Wave Proves Fatal Across Regions
A harsh cold wave sweeping New York and other states causes multiple deaths as temperatures plummet. A severe blizzard is forecast for Friday followed by warmer weather. The nationwide freeze tightens its grip with readings dipping deeply in several areas including Delaw and Manitoba.
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New York
Jan. Sr
Vanderbilt Buys Historic Warship Flag at Auction
London officials report Cornelius Va bit pays 4250 dollars to acquire a historic flag tied to the Chesapeake Shannon naval action. The sale marks a notable exchange of Civil War era relics valued by collectors and institutions alike.
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London
Chesapeake
Shannon
Cornelius Va Bit
Miners Conference Opens in Indianapolis This Morning
A conference of coal miners' committee and operators from competitive fields opened in Indianapolis today. Leaders deny a pay raise dispute, while Ohio and Indiana operators back the old wage scale. It is believed miners will not press for an increase at this time.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Coal Miners’ Committee
Ohio
Indiana
Rev Daniels Near Deaths Door in Decatur Indiana
Decatur Ind Jan 3 Rev W H Daniels a renowned and beloved minister in the community and state lies at the point of death after a brief decline. He has been gravely ill for months and recently worsened with unconsciousness most of the time and his family losing hope. Daniels formerly preached at the First Methodist church in Decatur.
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Decatur
Ind
W. H. Daniels
Bank Run Spreads as Oil Leak Demands Rise
A chaotic morning sees a run on a bank tied to an Oriental leak report. Officials say demands will be processed, with prospects announced for Tuesday.
Colored Man May Keep Voters From Casting Ballots
Walter Dennis, a well known colored man, declares his candidacy for trustee of Wayne township amid claims race tension could spur voters to abstain. Democratic leaders foresee Dennis's nomination and a white opponent from the Democratic camp. Dennis denies any withdrawal under pressure and vows to stay in the race from start to finish.
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Wayne Township
Walter Dennis
Denis
Dennis
Lfam
Rathiff Divorce Hearing Set for Wednesday in Circuit Court
The divorce case of Ruth Anne Eoint Rathiff against Joseph Racitt will be heard in the circuit court on Wednesday February. The principals are prominent members of the local Hick site Friends niewline.
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Ruth Anne Eoint Rathiff
Joseph Racitt Wilh
Circuit Court
Hick
Friends Niewline
Newark Dentist Sentenced to Penitentiary for Fatal Auto Accident
Walter H. Morris a young Newark dentist whose car struck and killed Marcus Jobs, a theatrical manager, last September was today sentenced to 11 months in the penitentiary.
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Newark
N. J
Walter H. Morris
Marcus Jobs
Railroads Defy Two-Cent Law in Pittsburgh
Railroads centering in Pittsburgh including the Pennsylvania Lines oppose the two-cent law, arguing the demands are confiscatory and not affected by recent Pennsylvania Railroad supreme court decisions.
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Pittsburg
Jun. Co
Pittsbore
Pennsylvania Linesweer
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Supreme & Derism
Mrs Penny Better After Illness In Germantown
Mrs Robert L Penny of Germantown has been very ill with grip and congestion of the lungs. At the home of her son Harry E Penny she is slowly improving.
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Robert L. Penny
Ast Germuantown
Harry E. Penny
The Weather Prophet Indiana Forecast
Not so cold tonight in north and central portion. Friday will be anew and warmer.
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Indiana
Campaign hopeful seeks gubernatorial bid amid statewide support
The candidate, described as a potential gubernatorial nominee, travels the state receiving daily letters of support from Democratic leaders. He proclaims confidence in party backing and mentions signals of enthusiasm as he avoids public endorsements until formal nomination.
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Kuli
Init Fuok
Sonsidet
Kuhn
Enthusiastic Attorneys Press Decision in Meat Ordinance Case
City Attorney study on meat inspection ordinance sparks debate in city court. Hunt the Main Street grocer faced arrest for selling unsanitary meat amid legal challenges to mayor signing and clerk attestation requirements. Judges consider Indiana precedent while audience reacts as attorneys clash over proper procedure and enforcement.
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Hunt
Cour
Wilfred Jessup
Ateriey
Jessup
Ateie
Study
Jesup
Judes
Sendy
Dinie
Schillinger
Roxy Red
Converse
Richmond council ordinances may be invalid under record-keeping rules
City officials face a legal challenge over whether ordinances passed by the Richmond council are valid because several measures allegedly sit unrecorded or improperly signed. Attorneys for Nim contest the practice, arguing mayoral signatures and proper entry into the record book are required, potentially rendering related ordinances on freight care and city operations void unless reheard.
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Richmond
Wiltrat
Nim
Tata
Jess
Mayer
Teese
Malm Street
TO 1 & BR Traction Company
Jessup
Whitewater Lodge hosts economy themed meeting
Saturday night the degree team at the Whitewater Lodge in Florida will travel to Evopomy to work on a large project. Many local Fellows accompany the team. A spectator from Richmond will attend, with Webster and Williamsburg also expected to attend this meeting.
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Whitewater Lodge
U. O. FL
Richmond
Webster
Williamsburg
Want Ads Deliver Fast Results in Palladium Classifieds
A promotes use of Palladium Classified Advertising to satisfy wants quickly. Example: Mrs X sold a set of furs within 24 hours after placing a For Sale ad. Readers are urged to check today’s Classified Advertisements for useful items and opportunities.
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Palladium
Webster Witnesses First Freight Shipment From Town
Residents of the little town gathered to witness the landing of Webster's first freight shipment. A car load of ore from the C. C. and Illinois owned operation was shipped uninspected to the east for an untimely end.
Wood to Speak at Indianapolis Events This Weekend
John W. Wood of New York Ory will deliver an address at the APnetish Opera House in Indianapolis Sunday night and also speak Sunday morning at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Mr Wood is a prominent member of that church.
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John W. Wood
New York
Ory
Apnetish Opera House
Indianapolis
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Wood
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