Mahon Testifies Badgered by Moore in Hotel Case
In New York December 1, Mahon proprietor of the New Amsterdam Hotel testified at the court of general sessions that he was badgered and beaten by Willams Moore and his wife Fayne Moore. He described meeting the couple at the Hotel Gre noble and the alleged coercion as evidence in a sensational trial. Mrs Moore smiled as Mahon recounted the events, while the hotelier’s testimony focused on the night in question and the so called “hadgee game” alleged by the prosecution.
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New York
Mirfin Mahon
New Amsterdam
Thitel
Herolder Goff
Court of General
Moon
Attorney Hill
Georgia
Ruth
Mahon
Mi Ales
Abe Mouke
McIntyre
Maclin Mahon
Renee
Staton
Avas
Mr. Mahon
Mrs. Moore
B Mahon
Jaren Mahon
Scaripin
Fayne Moore
Brahon
Lberty
Moore
Yazae Sr . Simpson Hinton
Washington
Grang Oble
Payne Moore
Lourdes
Wits
Tinnan
Sais Moore
Moure
B Moore
Moore Khan
Marion
Poe
Waldo
Ben Wilflerert
Harty-thind Street
Glutenwald
Mark Hanna
Mickinsey
Mr. Levy
Manun
Alwige
Bhs
Gen Mead
Mr. Mabon
Ren
Mabon
Aistad
Simon
Oresan
Mrs Moore Claim Mahon Lied In City Trial
In New York December report Mrs Moore accuses Mahon of lying as she testifies at a sensational trial. She denies using charms and says she expects acquittal amid references to a dinner party, hotel meetings, and disputed evening plans involving a young woman. The testimony details interactions at the Metropole and Waldorf hotels and includes Mahon describing events of November 4 in the hotel suite.
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Tia
Europe
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Waldorf
McIntyre
Moore
Dramatic Trial Reveals Moore and Mahon in Crime Case
The testimony recounts a confrontation in which Moore and Mahon confront a woman and an unnamed man during a violent scene. A revolver is produced, threats are issued, and a coercive ultimatum is delivered to force a payment. The witness details the sequence from the shocking actions to the delivery of a promissory note under duress.
Treaty of Peace Drafts Hold to Protocol in Paris
Paris dispatch outlines the peace treaty as likely to stand with Spain ceding sovereignty over Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines and the United States receiving 29 million dollars. It notes ongoing questions on secondary subjects including patents and copyrights and mentions Spanish commissioners sending replies to American questions.
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Paris
Dec
Soveesheney
Porto Rico
Spain
Aisib
United States
Philippines
Tepe
Raita Re
Sajtora
Manila
Dewey
Merritt
Cuban
Porto Hlcan
Benor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
Senor Mantero Rion @ weitter
The Coach and Organ Ride to Kansas City
A baggage car organist on a Topeka to Kansas City train performed gospel tunes inside a loaded baggage car. The crew sang along as the train passed Argentine yards, with fans on the platform enjoying the impromptu concert and the baggageman’s church choir beginnings echoed in the tunes.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Topeke
Slick
Tom
Steing
Tuck
Argentine
Antee
Kandéor City
Union de
Organist’s Tune Ends as Organ Is Moved to Train
An unusual incident reports a volunteer organist playing a lively tune then the organ being torn free and loaded onto a Burlington train, heading north. The case highlights a sudden transfer of the instrument during the event.
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Tonteht
Burlington
North
Marrying the Earl of Stratford in Grace Church
Mrs. Samuel J. Colgate married yesterday to the Earl of Stratford in Grace church New York the ceremony was brief due to Prince Edward of Saxe Wolmer s death and few guests attended afterward the couple planned a voyage to Washington then England The bride is daughter of the late Samuel Smith of New Orleans and widow of Samuel J. Colgate of Jersey City.
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New York
Samuel J. Colgate
Earl of Stratford
Grace Church
Elimple
Prince Edward of
Saxe-Wolmer
Stratford
Washington
England
Samuel Smith
New Orleans
Jersey City
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
British Ambassador Seeks Plain Speaking on Public Concerns
Paris dispatch reports Sir Edmund Monson praising the new diplomacy driven by press enterprise and American influence while urging calmer handling of Anglo French tensions. He warns against reckless journalism and urges restraint in competing ventures that could strain British and French relations.
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Paris
British Chamber of Commerce
Edmund J. Monson
America
England
Great Britain
United States
Atlantic
Hay
Bayard Ann
St. James
Edmund Monson
Stridmund
France
Tullow
Kitchener
Soudon
Great Bettain
Egypt
Property Qualification Key Feature of Hawaii Franchise Bill
The proposed Hawaii franchise law ties voting and office eligibility to male citizenship, age, residency, and property or income thresholds. It outlines qualifications for senator, representative, and voters, plus registration boards, a congressional delegate, and governor with veto power. It also details municipal creation and import duties on foreign goods after 1898.
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Hawaii
Washington
United States
Territory
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Board of Health
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Boards of Registration
Wandall
Laws shaping Hawaii government and labor policy debated
Officials and commissioners discuss congressional power over Hawaii territory. Key points cover land laws, agriculture, forestry, and the reach of U S labor policy to curb coolie labor imports and foreign contract labor. Comments contrast self government potential with broader imperial precedents for Porto Rico and the Philippines.
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Hawaii
Congress
United States
Republic
China
Japan
Porto Rica
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Repubic of
Islands
Little Republic
Snapshots At Home News and Legal Notices
A garbled collection of notices and brief items mentions Snapshots At Home News sets, a Washburn song recital, and various legal actions. It references attorneys, judges, and officials from Topeka and Salina, along with state house activity, candidacies, and upcoming tax and court events.
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Gillett
Washburn
A. Tiard
Banta Fe
Anan
Petorn
Newton Yeatendag
R.A. Hurd
Salina
Supreme Court
Major Shreve
Goluie
Gene Ee
State House
Amome Crowell
Blake Hartman
Atchison County
J. Osborn
Ina
Text House
John Coyne
Lee Cee
Waller Cust
Anata
Santa Fe
Hines
Topeka
Erie
M. Brant Tor Sa
Tola
Hittrepicka Pantie
Court of
Mapenta
A. Roeder
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Mrs. Fayne Moore
Oregon
Mr. Majion
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Pha
Sata Ste. Kintyts
Tompile
Te Tun
Mr. McIntyre
Cole
Sir Smith
Countess of Stratford
Otto Kuehner Co
Ure
Insursnes
Topeus
Masseymeyer
Cumenaaer
Aris Pest
Rene Corridora
D. T. Rogie
Fen Pocesatul
Haniel
Ieee Ca Elogra
Lingotn
Enttech
Athe Crawford “Theater Siext
Oote Ames Waters
Tranetur
Mies
Kate Adame
Athes
Anna McCalse
Nestite Eptiie Tb Poveta
Lise
Leedy
Notaries Vale
Catapal
J. H. Hibben
Kangas City
Rene
Abe Cima
Orter Erorches
Alan
Agceiney
Coburn
Putin
Hurd
AbieCs
A. A. Hurd
Lodi
Paice
Worthie
Retourte
Grayval Hudson
Tiarreeres
J. C. Fontiuilleatte
Lasurasy
Tsenn
Law
Day
Ats Wareener
Jane
Lawrence
Gsee
Weil
Tim
JM Mazen Shen
Mabian
Paes
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eed
Teeta Keene
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