Murder Trial On Stand Mrs Collins Testifies
Mrs J. 8. Collins testifies in the murder trial and denies identifying the pistols found. A jury is secured after Judge Hazen's efforts. County Attorney Jetmore outlines the case, jurors are questioned, and the court adjourns with preparation for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Collins
Jetmore
Hiaydet
Hazen
Ci Dhe
Bistner
Venice
Juder Tianen
John Coyne
Kansas Avenue
Cast
Sony
Ssabel Caltinn Ty
Jetmore Urgan
Joan Coline
Collins
Jetmaire
Collinge
John Collins
Collins Widow Testifies In Court About Home Interior
Mrs Helen A Collins widow of James S Collins describes her Westmoreland residence layout and furnishings in court as defense outlines how revolvers and a shotgun were kept. She identifies rooms, doors and windows while detailing carpet, drapes and the hall to show residence security after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Law- Teter
Mint J
John Coline
Frances Gabcock
Lawrence
Jetmaire
Collins
Joe Smythers
Smothers
Jess Harper
Johnson Jordan
Dring
Jetmore
Turner Hall
Joe Smothers
Jethone
Ife
Lina
H.C. Safford
Grant Mawde
Grace Collings
Henry Chittas
Grace
Gischiendien
Galage
van Buren
Fes
Knowles
Parsor
Collins Residence
Safford
Conia
Cullins
Mrs. Collins
Teft
John
Tim
Br. Collins
Steele
Collins’ Welch
Portland Wreck Disaster Leaves 99 Perished Off Highland Light
A Herald report from North Truro details the steamer Portland wrecked at 10 am off Highland Light with all aboard perishing. Of 99 on board, 34 bodies recovered by salvage crews by nightfall, trunks and wreckage drifting ashore, crew lists and passenger names partially compiled for official records.
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Boston
Herald
North Truro
Portland
Boston & Portland Steamship Company
Highland Light
Ife
High Head Staton
Cape Cod
Elarm
Rai
Uway
Oren Hooper
True Hooper
Tsatnhh Frye
Ruth Frye
Maud Frye
Maud Syroms
Ezekiel Dennis
Theodore Allen
Miss Allen
Miss Cole
Spring
Meld
Mass
Daniel Rounds
Fred Sherwood
Ross
Edna MeCrilis
F. Wilson
Bethel
P. Dudley Freeman
Getchell
Sophie Holmes
Heten Langthorns
Emma J. Plimpton
Charles River
G. W. Cole
Mine Burns
Charles Wiggin
M. C. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
George C. Chickering
Weymouth
Afuse
Wheeler
South Weymouth
Maass
M. J. Sewell
Charles H. Thonwson
Kennison
Jr. Booth Ray
Perry Jackson
South Portland
Fred Stevens
Mr. Pierre
Iain H. Thompson
Woodford
Cantaln
Hollis B Blanchard
Lewis Strout
Lewis Nelson
F. A. Ingraham
Horace Moore
Edward Deering
John McKay
Ansel Dyer
F. Peterson
R. Blake
T. Sewall
G. Whitten
D. Willems
Therars Merrill
John Walton
Merrill
A. V. Matthews
Elven Houston
John Daly
George McGilvary
Arthur Sloan
James Davidson
Peter Collins
Morris Graham
Cornelius O Brien
D. Bruce
Matthew Barron
Richard Hartley
George C. Reply
F.M. Leighton
J. A. Dillon
Offer
J. McNiel
H. Merriam
Freman
T. J. Pennell
H. Carter
Notable Crew and Vessel Details From Bath Built Steamer
A partially legible clipping lists Fee Johnson Arthur Johnson Lee Foreman George Graham and others, with Latimer Comer as head saloon man and stewardesses Mrs Carrie M Harris and Mrs M Berry. It notes a Portland built steamer from Bath Maine with tonnage details, dimensions, valuation at 250000 dollars, and fully equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Lee Foreman
George Graham
Gattlin
Samuel Smith
Latimer
Ber
Carrie M. Harris
M. Berry
Portland
Bath
Bed Was & Aide
Record of Disaster In New England Storm Wrecks Vessels
Reports from New England by wire and mail indicate vast shipping losses from the recent storm. At least thirty schooners wrecked and eighty six driven ashore with 140 barges aground. many more vessels missing or sailing late totals exceed 170. About fifty persons are known dead in Boston harbor with many crews fate unknown as survivors reach life saving stations and incoming ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Associated Press
New England
Eastport
New Haven
Conn
Borter Harbor
Ohio
Spectacle Island
John J. Hill
Atlantic
Fairfax
Sow
Pigs Ledge
Cuttyhunk
George A. Chaffee
Rockport
Mass
Boston Harbor
Tre
British Steamer County Returns to Port in Distress
New York, Nov 29 The British steamer County Captain Tullock sailed from New York on Nov 26 for London but returned in distress with cargo shifted, boats lost, damage to decks, and heavy listing to starboard. The Hovie from Liverpool reported close by a stalled light ship as a storm raged. The Mackinaw near Philadelphia picked up the crew of a wrecked schooner and heads to harbor, likely with the rescued sailors aboard after the weekend gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
County
Tullock
Thia Port
London
Hovie
Liverpool
Wiltes
Pee
Philadelphia
Stone
Delaware
New England
Robbery at Almena Express Office Shocks Denver
Officials report United States Express in Almena was robbed last night. A cafe opened and its valuables taken. Robbers seized a package of about $3,000 in greenbacks sent by the Standard Mortgage and Livestock Co of Hits City to the agent at Almena. No motive or suspects confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States Express Company
Almer
Ican
Standard Moat and Livestock Company
Hits City
Fie
Almera
Ty Tn
Burglar Alarm Sparks Shootout at Grand Rapids Depot
Isaac Schuster, station agent, and Marshall Wickes faced two robbers in the Martin depot. A fusillade wounded Wickes. a robber was hit in the leg but both fled. One thief stole a farmer’s horse, then another, and was reportedly captured near Wayland. the other robber remains surrounded in a swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Isaac Schuster
Grand Rapids & Indiane
Martin
Marshall Wickes
Wickes
Schulter
Shota
Wayland
Writing the Treaty Began at 3 O Clock This Afternoon
Paria dispatch reports secretaries Moore and Olds started composing treaty articles at 3 PM, aiming for rapid progress. The protocol outlines relinquishment terms and a tentative free zone plan, with discussions set for Wednesday on religious freedom and regional points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Messrs
Moore and
Olds
Gicigtke
Ti Gareline Islands
M Java
Giher
Secretar
Major Railroads Order Steel for Extensions and Repairs
Five western lines including Illinois Central Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rock Island and Pacific and Chicago Burlington Quincy have placed large orders with Federal Steel for new rafts to be used in extensions and repairs. The Illinois Steel company will manufacture the material. Contracts total at least 1 240 000 dollars with shipments planned for next summer. Detailed tonnage includes Chicago North Western 70 000 tons Illinois Central 60 000 tons and others. The orders reflect a broad steel program spanning multiple roads and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tilinois Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee
St.Paul
Rock Island
Pacific
Burlington & Quincy
Federal Steel
Comany
Tllinois Steel Company
Federal Company
Chicago & Northwastern
Tilinoly Central
Untaaia Srees Company
Ae Apie
Steel price rise speaks without official admission
New York reports indicate steel mill firms may have agreed to a price rise of about two dollars per ton, with quoted ranges around 18 to 20 dollars, while official confirmation is lacking. No details are provided from Peters, Bisel, Carnegie, Cambria, or Lacie wanna offices, and the motive centers on upcoming railroad equipment contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teepmasbie
Advision
Koesnadie
Peters Bisel
Carnegie, Cambria
Laciewanna Companies
Advance
Billiard Hall Fight Sparks Arrests in Topeka
George Hubbard from St Joe was arrested on a warrant charging assault after a quarrel with Harry Croft at Capital Billiard Hall on Kanes avenue. Hubbard, seeking work for Bell Telephone, claimed Croft struck him with a billiard cue cutting a five inch scalp. Croft was later arrested on a separate charge of stealing a pair of gloves. Both men appeared in police court. Hubbard posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Croft
George Hubbard
Harry Crot
St Joe
Topeaa
Bell Telephone Company
Rimnarit
Croft
Raloes
Kanens Avenue
Fourth
Fifth
Hubbard
Hubert
Hird
Mr. Bird
Qwers
Increase of Pay Will Be Necessary to Induce Man to Enlist
Washington dispatch reports that as peace talks proceed 40,000 volunteers may be mustered out while 75,000 regulars remain. Alger hints at paying veterans more to recruit 30,000 to 75,000 volunteers, with an expected need to raise pay to attract enlistment amid postwar demobilization and deployment plans for the Philippines Cuba Porto Rico and other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Paris
Tas
Ord
Philippines
Porto Telos
Cuba
Segular
Jotary Alger
Alger
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Judge Hazen
John Cole Dim
Hoton
Te Collins
G. M. Berher
Auburn
Henry Porter
Wareland
Charles Stevens
Valarie
A. J. Burkiman
Bulver
Valsteln
J. F. Godgin
William Kerk
Eintty Proper
John Dickey
J. A Miller
Valeoeta
Mtr
Jetmi
Nirdes
John Collins Muede
Mr. Collins
Topeka
Kansas Ciy
Ace 8 Theatrical Mantoket
Fet
Nin Rendy
Mian Rabcock
Collin
Detmore
Tudor Waison
Link
Young Collins
Mr. Goderd
Grant Maude
M. C. Jenkins
Albert Hyens
Tim Donovan
E. Lange
Lissie Moore
Migs Shaw
H. Ter
J.C Pickens
Geo.Piecer
C. Gareter
Joe Smathers
Webster Willer
Helen A. Collins
Ho AE Steele
Jense Larber
Porter Conk
Mr Collins
Mr. Jetmore
J. S. Collins
Almena
U. 8S. Express Co
Steel Trust
Rock Island and
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