Not Guilty Claims At arraignment in murder trial
John Collins pleads not guilty at district court arraignment for the murder of his father. He shows composure and confidence, while Mrs. Collins attends in mourning. The opening stage includes motions and a crowded courtroom as the case proceeds toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Julia Henry Collins
Collins Cas
Yuuns Collins
Hia Benkin
Conia
John Cullins
Porter Cook Collins
Hittie
Hiether
Collins
Culling
Oelock
Grant Mene
Morton
Weetmoreland
James S. Colina
Abrs. Collins
Grant’ Meade
Mr. Collins
Westmoreland
Topeka
Juni
Jetmore
Hayden
Ducer Herrington
Muyten
James S. Collins
Godant
J. 8
Mr. Hayden
Mr.Hayden
Mr.Howers
Willamsport
John Elliott
Eliott
Elliott
F. W. Harrison
Tebnore
Harrison
Jourine
Joann Dukes
Harrizon
Trial Proceedings in County Court With Names of Witnesses
In a courtroom scene the judge sits as attorneys A A Godard Charles Hayden and others stand near. The state confirms readiness for trial but defense objects to lack of a copy of the information and witness list as names of proposed witnesses are read aloud including William Wiedeman J G Strickier Lois Tefft and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
A. A Godard
Charles Hayden
Mr Godard
Rennest Coltum
Jetmore
Garen Nichols
Safford
John HL Collins
Cotmry
Jetinire
Mr. Jetmore
William Wiedeman
G. Strickier
Lois Tefft
Wim. Brometsick
J. G. Gibes Boy Harper
Sal Marks
Abe Levy
Lawrence
Her Eullene
A. Ot
Baldwin
Slee Hain
D. Smith
Paul & Brooks
Lf Leonard
Prof
FH. Hodder
W. N. Btorrinan
Wm. Hodson
W. F.ellteen
Stansfield
Ba Lange
Wim, Wermuler
Judge Hazen
Jollee Mazen
Mr. Hayden
Hayden
Young Collins
Jet
James S$. Collins
Judson Tinzen
Jury Seated as Collins Murder Trial Opens
In Topeka the arraignment concluded with James S Collins's son charged with murder. Witnesses questioned as jurors sworn. Mrs Collins in mourning watched court proceed while Judge Hazen kept tight control.
Spain Accepts Surrender. Paris Pact to Follow Text
In Paris at 2 PM the joint peace commissions met and the Spanish declared verbal acceptance of American demands. A written acceptance will be presented later. European reaction is strong against U.S. Philippines gains with sharp criticism from French society and officials. Mr Stead notes Europeans largely uninformed yet forming public opinion, with hostility strongest at the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Philippines
Foreign Office
Europe
Williem T. Stead
France
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Italy
Associated Preas
England
Stead
Yvatlean
Spain Accepts Peace Terms After Prolonged Reply
Paris reports that Spanish commissioners declare American proposals inadmissible on legal principles and exhaust diplomatic options. Spain, prompted by patriotism, abandons war, accepts offered conditions to conclude peace. US demands sought full Philippine and Sulawesi groups for 20 million and Carcine group purchase. Cuban debt unresolved. Next meeting set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Remsons
Philippine and Sula Group
United States
Carcine Group
Cuba
VESSELS WRECKED IN STORMS ADDS TO MARINE LOSSES
Reports from Washington list several wrecks during a severe gale. The Ever Bell, sailing Boston to Bristol, was stranded near Jersey Point with four crew saved. total loss claimed. A British brig Chemplon and cruiser Willard ashore in Quaddy Bay, Me, with another total loss noted for Chaminion. Nearby, the steamer John J. SUE ran aground near Nantucket Roads after dragging anchors in heavy seas. crew reported safe. The Joon J. SUE details include plaster trade, 7,000 tons, built in Marine City, Mich, from Port Huron. A Brooklyn bound schooner near Bar ners, missing, and passengers from Boston report cold exposure after a late-arrival train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kim- Dall
The
Life Saving Service
Quincy
Mins
National Sales
John
Milevare
New York
Ste
Nantucket
Orew
John J. Sue
Marine City
Mich
Port Huron
York
Gunk
Barkere Blut
Boston
New York, New Haven and Wariford
Grand Central den
Telegram From Dreyfus Wife Clears Health Report
Madame Dreyfus, wife of former Captain Alfred Dreyfus, reports by permission of authorities that the prisoner’s telegram expresses joy with all concerned and states his health is morally and physically good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastis
Madame Dreyfus
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Tland
Drowned in Volga Ferry Capsizing Claims 29 Lives
A ferry boat carrying workmen capsized while crossing the Volee at Kinesema near St. Petersburg. The disaster resulted in the drowning of 29 passengers as rescue and recovery efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Volee
Kinesema
Ashore or Sunk in Boston Harbor Disaster Report
Boston, Nov 28: ships returning report many vessels ashore or near Heston Harbor. Seven large schooners and two coal barges wrecked. estimates show 25 to 30 lives lost. Only one boat believed saved, others missing amid efforts to recover. Steamer Ohio grounded at spectacle inland. Portland steamer whereabouts uncertain after leaving for Portland with 25 or 30 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Heston Harbor
Hall Ad
Ohio
Warren Ting
Spectacle
Rainsford Island
Uleciment
Portland
Breamsh Sompany
Woon
Gloucester Harbor
Gloucester
Portland Steamship Company
Lost on the rocks three perish on Bertha A Gross
Three men die and several crew members are rescued from the Bertha A Gross schooner after it wrecked on rocks near Fresh Island off Manchester. Captain Thurston Wellsee and his son John perish. Surviving crew report exposure and hunger for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha A. Gross
Salem
Mass
Houses Island
Manchester
Fresh Island
Saturtay
Rold- Hight
Wellsee Thurston
Jonn
Wrecked Craft Litter Boston Harbor After Devastating Storm
Boston sailors report a near city closing storm wrecking nearly every shoal and reef in Boston harbor. Dozens of vessels ashore or sunk include the Calvin F Baker Abel C Babcock Samuel W Tilton Virginia Gov Amex and many others with crews lost drowned or missing. Hull Beach Shag Rocks and Moon Island bear the brunt as rescuers race against heavy seas and rising tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy
Hesica
Hull Beach
Tim
Shag Rocks
Boston Ught
Brewsters
Calvin B. Baker
Ife Savern
Calvin F. Haker
Boston Light
Abel
Babcock
Enuire
Samuel W Tilton
Virginia
Thompson's Island
Boston Harbor
Capt
Stanley
Farmer Freeman Jr
Mount Desert
William B. Stanley
Bars
Consolidated Coal Company
Pull Beach
Nantasak Beach
Gov. Amex
Bustos Harbor
Edward Broffet
Calvin F. Baker
Philadelphia
Mathun
Keith’s Ablaze as Fire Hits Talbert Keith Co Store
Fire at Talbert Keith & Co. furniture establishment on Eleventh and Grand in Kansas City causes about 200000 in losses. Four floors affected, top floor stocked with mattresses and inflammable materials, building insured and stock coverage at 80 percent. Emery Bird Thayer & Co. nearby stock insulated by fire conditions, while insurance covers half its value. Building owned by De John Bryant of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
We Furniture
Talbert Keith & Co
Eleventh and
Grand Avenue
Keith House
Eleventh Street
Emery, Bird, Thayer & Co
de John Bryant
Independence
Storm Locks East Long Island Trains in Snow
New York reports heavy storm disruption across Eastern Long Island with no train service from Friday night into Sunday. Two trains remain stuck in snow drifts east of Babylon. Montauk Division trains limited to Bay Shore area. Sea liner La Touraine and Furnesia drifted conditions delayed arrival. trains west of New Jersey City show two to three hour delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Trlund
Fiiroad
Suffolk County
Babylon
Mmve
Lone Island Railroad
Greenport
Sarles
Montuk
Bay Bhore
Isiep
Farmingdale
White Cock Hills
la Touraine
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Road
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Explosion near Raite Battery Kills or Injures Forty
A Nov Havena blast near Avenue Infants between Santa Clara and Relia Batteries destroyed a private house storing dynamite and powder. Forty people were killed or seriously harmed, with several boxes of powder and cartridges affected and a railway car press reportedly involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havena
Raite
Santa Clara
Relia
Great Musical Instrument Collection Presented to Michigan University
Ann Arbor November 28. Detroit millionaire Frederick Stearns presented to the University of Michigan a vast collection of nearly 1000 musical instruments. Stearns has spent about 25,000. the total value is far higher. The exhibit traces the evolution of three major types from prehistoric times to today, rivaling major collections in Europe and the U.S. The items will be stored in the university museum with a prepared catalogue, and Stearns will assist in its publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frederick Stenrna
Detroit
Hay
University of Michigan
Blearam
University
Europe
Tsa
Ra Stearns
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Mrs. Collins
Collie
Tam
Halgh H. Gew
Wu F.C. Bowen
HS. Butner
Charles & Cooper
A. Thurman
J. D. Page
Judee Hazen
Mr. Dickey
F. C. Bowen
Peter Hock
Mr. Fleck
Hazen
Heck Lnter
Scoline
Heck
J. W. Pase
Hayten
J. S. Collins
John Henry Collins
Florence Babcock
Dreyfus
Volga
Abel C. Babcock
Samuel W. Tilton
Wetchmen
Calais
Sear
Parrivbare
Fred M. Emerson
Booth Bay
Megil
G. R. Hopkins
Fort Warren
Paddock's
Albert Hi
Harling
South Boston
Moon ‘Island
James Webster
PB. R. Woodwide
Captain McLane
Norfolk
Hull
Lucy Belle
Sullivan
Dorchester
South Cove
John J. Hill
Hillsboro
N.S
Atliantic
Commonwealth Docks
Weymouth
Harrison's Square
Wilson
Ogie
Enz
Argo
Anaes
Spectacle Island
Har- Grean
Tarrmqua
Chicago
Kansa
Keith
Emers
Bird, Thayer & Co
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