Paris Faces Massive Scandal Over Steinheil Arrest
Paris reports a major scandal as Madam Steinheil is arrested after confessing to months of misleading clues about the May murders of her painter husband and Mme Japy. The affair touches politics with allegations of impropriety involving magistrate Seydett and a rumored Faure connection.
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Associated Press
Paris
Madam Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Briand
M. Seydett
Mme. Steinhell
Henri Rochefort
Felix Faure
The
Republic
Faure
Elysee Palace
Lamphere Found Guilty of Arson in Gunness Case
LaPorte Indiana November 26 Ray Lamphere was found guilty of arson in the fire at the Gunnes home killing Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children. Judge Richter sentenced him to Michigan City prison for two to twenty one years an immediate $5000 fine and five year disfranchisement with an appeal planned.
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Associated Press
Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Gunnesa
Richter
Michigan City
San Francisco YMCA Relay Sends Message to San Jose
Sixty one relay runners from the San Francisco YMCA carried a message from Mayor Taylor of San Francisco to Mayor Davison of San Jose over a 50 1/2 mile course in five hours eight minutes The San Jose team finished two minutes later The event featured relays from half a mile to a mile in length and highlighted city rivalry
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San Francisco
Bradley in hospital after boating incident
Frederick Bradley, the Boston poet, reported improving after a boating accident in Philadelphia. He remains in the hospital as physicians expect a discharge in a few days. Al Kubiak of Grand Rapids is jailed awaiting Bradley’s condition.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Bradley
al Kubiak
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Kubiak
Bradley
Secret of Party Victory Promised by Governor Hughes
Governor Hughes and four associates from the newly elected Republican state ticket dined with New York City Republicans. He warned that the party must not forget its promises and should treat anyone obstructing its agenda as a traitor to the party. The note ends with a business line about sending orders for sea goods via H. J. Hall & Co. and a phone number.
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New York
Hughes
Republican Club
City of
Penn Defeats Cornell in Thanksgiving Football 17 to 4
On Franklin field the University of Pennsylvania beat Cornell 17 to 4 to cap its season without a defeat. Pennsylvanias kicking in the first half was weak, but overall they outplayed Cornell, who suffered their only loss of the year.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
ST. Louis
Carlivne Indians
St. Louis University
Miner killed by Owl train near San Diego
James Murphy a miner recently arrived from Alaska was run down by the Owl train last night and killed instantly while walking along the track. It is suspected he did not hear the approaching locomotive.
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Associated Press
San Diego
James Murphy
Alaska
John Sheridan Held to Answer in Goldfield Murder Case
John Sheridan faced a preliminary examination before Justice Henley in Goldfield on Wednesday, charged with murdering his wife. He was held to answer before the grand jury after testimony echoed from the earlier inquest, with tears evident as he listened. District Attorney Pat McCarran led his defense, assisted by Walsh and Fuller for the state.
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John Sheridan
Henley
Goldfield
Sheridan
Pat McCarran
Tonopah
Walsh and Fuller
Witness Falls to Prosecute Nelson in Chicago
The complaining witness against Battling Nelson, arrested yesterday for resisting an officer, did not appear and the case was dismissed in Chicago.
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Nelson
Chicago
Battling Nelson
Yeater Day
Foreign Automobiles Win Prizes in Savannah Match
In Savannah, Louis Wagner drove a Fiat to win the 402 mile international auto race for the Automobile Club of America. He set a new road racing record at 65.3 mph with an average of 25.12 miles per 16 laps, while Hemery in a German Benz finished second. Nasarro faded due to tire trouble, and DePalma’s Fiat led early before failing to finish as American cars lagged behind.
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Associa
Savannah
Fiat
Louis Wagner
Hemery
Nasarro
Automobile Club of America
Wagner
George Robertson
Red Press
Lo Depalma
Henriot
Germany
Pate
Tragedy as Freighter Sinks Steamer Finance Near Sandy Hook
In dense fog off Sandy Hook the White Star Line freighter Georgic rammed and sank the Panama Line steamer Finance. Eighty five passengers were aboard. three passengers and one crew member died. Nineteen women and fourteen children were among the rescued. Irene Campbell of Panama was among the dead. The collision occurred in the Main ship channel at eight o'clock this morning.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy Hook
Georgie
White Star Hne
Panama Line
Finance
Georgic
Irene Campbell
Panama
Anti Italian Riots Rise Across Austria and Rome
Italians in Austria and Rome report renewed anti Italian rioting with Irish students wounded in Vienna. Violent demonstrations flare in major Italian towns with fiery speeches and burning of the Austrian clan. Police actions prevent an attack on the Austrian Embassy.
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Rome
Austria
Austriary
Vienna
Italy
Down with Austria Sparks Guarded Arrests in Riot
A mob confronted authorities as a guard of soldiers held the line and issued numerous arrests amid loud protests against Austria.
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Austria
Widows and Orphans Fund Set for Mine Disaster Victims
In the recent mine disaster, over 1100 miners are assessed to raise about $10,000 to aid widows and orphans. The fund targets compensation for families affected by the mining accident.
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Ning
Editor Celebrates His 187th Birthday in New York
Veteran editor John Bixe low formerly minister to France and author marked his 187th birthday at his residence in New York. He appeared in good health. City bakery hours extend from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Migpah grill open all night.
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New York
John Bixelow
France
Troops Remain After Keasboy Clash In New Jersey
Troops stay on scene at Keasboy village near Perthamboy as clay mine workers show no new violence. Injured from yesterday reported out of danger. In Chicago, a blaze on North Winchester avenue drives out forty families, causes $75,000 loss, three firemen injured, and three sick women rescued through smoke as flames spread.
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Associated Press
Perthamboy
N. J
Keasboy
Chicago
Winchester Avenue
Cummins Succeeds Allison as U S Senator in Iowa
A B Cummins was elected United States senator by the Iowa legislature to succeed the late William B Allen. The vote was 106 to 75 with three Republicans not voting. Cummins pledged tariff revision and opposition to discriminatory freight rates and stock watering. He urged party harmony and ended factionalism in Iowa politics.
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Lowe
Cummins
House
Senate
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Cumming
Garat
Cummina
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