Trial unfolds over sensational Bayside yacht case
In a tumultuous Bayside yacht club murder case, Thornton J. Haines faces long examinations as prosecutors press that Haines conspired with his brother Captain Peter Hains Jr to write a magazine article and falsify a version of events surrounding a shooting aboard a yacht last summer. Witnesses describe threats and prior tensions, with doctors detailing wounds and hospital care as the trial opens under Justice Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton J. Haine
Wlinean
Tle
Peter Hains, Jr
Win
EL Agalé
Elab
Saloa Tawyere
Whinenhey
Auuia
Walne
Thornton J. Halne
M Magazine
Jon
Ripley
Atals
Collenel
Halue
Thn
White
Hajor
Dey
Ilelne
Tad
Thornton Ifaloe
Bayside
Tate
Molly
Romatry
Justice Crane
Apnis
John Macleod
Tayside
Clu
Ancle Iplem
Houghton
Panshet Uunda
Anais
Acora
Ly. Jones
Leo Schmock
Regia
Jonen
Apnin
Annis
Dayette Yacht Club witness recounts dockside shooting incident
A jury heard testimony from BirchBeld and Dirchfeld about a violent confrontation near the Dayette Yacht Club dock. They described a crowd including Mrs Amnis and Mr Nesbit, a gun drawn, a person falling into the water, and bystanders pulling others from the bay as shots were fired and the scene devolved into chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayette Yacht Club
Ang Tel Jk
Fequemica Haina
Thornton Malus
Wapaoton
BirchBeld
Mra
Amnis
Rocke Fell
Mr. Nesbit
Funke
Stores
Auenis
Au Ain
Imat
Dirchfeld
Ron Ma
Amd Welze
Fialza
Ton Wing
Amnia
Phret
Hichfeld
Torreon
Gas Plant Project Advances in Ball Lake City
Secretary Reynolds of the Weber Club says expert Neary Tar, who evaluated the New York franchise for a gas plant, reported through Salt Lake City that the system shows favorable results. The Salt Lake system is already in use with high customer satisfaction and the favorable expert opinion spurs the company toward active operations and funding for the Lakemedtare building project.
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Reynolds
Weber Club
Neary L Tar
Salt Lake
New York
Tee
Cime Pany
Two More Marathon Races Being Arranged
New York bee reports extra marathons planned for Newton Saar Garden with ten events slated for January night. Notable runners include Canadien Madigan and Jets champion Miref. contestants listed alongside Ter Ture contract details and towns Chileans Fonte and San Pranetsco.
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New York
Bee
Marhem Raeme
Newton Saar Garden
Reraen Toth Tamebeat
Canadien
Madigan
Tauaatsher
Bacante
Faietta
Miref Shrubby
Eng Jets
Det
Mh Lengtoat
Dee Parody Letra
Johnny Tares
Ant
County's Report on Lake Bee Mine Venture Revealed
The annual report from county officials details a mining venture near Lake Bee, including state land dealings and property assessments. It notes court actions, mineral rights claims, and financial figures tied to the operation, with references to local officials and dated records.
LYNCHED BY THE MOB AT GREASY CREEK
A mob dragged Elmer Will from a Monticello fall area and hanged him near Greasy Creek after accusing him of murder. The body was found this morning, with no mutilation. Earlier a 12 year old, Kary Womack, was killed in Artalt county last week as mobs formed and were blocked in other areas.
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Bie
Creasy Creek
Koehate
Fred
Hitt
Com Siz
Kary Womack
Artalt County
Telca
Nim
Man Arrested Over Fantasied Grievance Against Mrs Gary
New York December 1 A man confined in Bellevue after an alleged grievance toward Mrs Edith Gary head of the United States corporation. He followed Miss Mary Houser Harlem tenement store and waved a newspaper with a picture of Miss Gary alternately at the picture and at Miss Houser. He claimed the name Alpust Del Bazano and spoke of planning to flee to Fast Washington.
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New York
Chaerratiog
United States
Seatey
Alisa Mary Hoyser
Harlem
Sire
Gary
Irirk
Mies Bouser
Eben
Sebot
Mouser
Srey
Fustus del Bazano
Santiago
Neema
Brazil
Washington
Anil Tahen
Dendad
Kevipher
Argentina
Armaments
Wralian
Arrar
Finda
Coal Trade On The U P Freight Trains Delayed
A report from an executive visit notes coal shipments and the Utah division's freight operations. Whitney and Mrs. Whitney accompanied a delegation, discussing recent reforms and uninterrupted coal movement despite rumors of changed schedules.
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A. Whitney
Utah
Denes
Waltney
Den
Rawlins
Whitney
Denver
Sdur
Ela
Aioe
Pyle Owry
Coal shipments and fuel fears linger amid rail delays
A fragmentary report discusses coal sent for railroad facilities and fuel supply concerns. It notes no delay in coal movement once loaded and asserts steps to avoid shortages, with emphasis on keeping the public warm while managing freight through the Union Pacific system amid possible systemic delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatec
Marrtonta
Ife
Iowa Leads National Exhibits Winning First Prize
Iowa received first prize at the national home show with Utah, Washington, and Maryland placements following. Second place went to Hahn, third to Weaningtos, and Utah fourth, while Canyon county and other regional entries earned distinctions. The ceremony at Wenat o featured judges including M. Charman and J. Carr with several local officials cited for contributions.
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Council
Tors
Iowa
Hahn
Utah
Canyon County
Tahu
Chetan Reantz
Washington
Lowe County
Iona
Patk County
M. Charman
Wenato
J. A. Carr
Coanell
Draington
Wattamabare
B. Bruart
Des Moines
W. Murphys
Glenwood
F. T. Spencer
Randolph
Charles Garsere Mitchellarite
Rows
Maryland
Barger
Show Sweeper Will Prove a Success
The article notes the Raph Teaortt Co. trial of a snow sweeper during heavy 1908 snows. It says the device frightened away transit and proved practical, capable of handling eighteen inches of snow with a motor propelled by the streetcar A within a horse-powered mower unit, then safety features and experimental use are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raph Teaortt Co
Fateet
Translen
Translen Sau ™ Atollia Im Ubi Region, Munchger Witcher
Argentina Brazil Tensions Alarm U S As War Report Rebutted
Washington reports and Brazilian sources dispute recent dispatches about a supposed Argentine maneuver and alleged hostile intents. The cables suggest misinterpretation of events around a South American armament vote, with officials seeking to limit panic and clarify actual Argentine actions to avoid broader conflict.
Despotic Rule Ends in Constantinople Inauguration
Constantinople December news reports the renewal of constitutional government in Turkey after 32 years. The Sultan opened the new parliament with an elaborate ceremony, the capital’s streets crowded, foreign diplomats in full dress, and cheers as the assembly gathered to inaugurate the constitutional era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Ula
Perpon VII
Yume
Bt. Bofla
Wildie Palace
Halfiix
Tun Hrrat
Stofa
Imperial Chancellery
Ali Herad Bey
Yadiz
Bultan
Occas
Imm
Rucrouhdlok
Jastice
Unclear excerpt hints at social vice and prevention plea
Fragment discusses efforts to curb a perceived moral threat in the city. It mentions stopping young men from mingling with respectable people and venues, fearing corruption of youths and moral decline, with vague references to aiding the vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Danes Halle
Lead Tariff Opposition Statements Before House Ways
Washington December 16 Law Trask president of the American Smelting and Refining Company testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on the lead schedule of the tariff. He argued the duty benefits the wieler but warned no money would be produced in this country if the tariff is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eaw. Trask
American Smelling and Refining Company
Waya and Means
Perkins Report Adopted On Access To President Evidence
Waskingios December 17 Chairman Perkins of the House committee presented a report urging adoption of a resolution requesting the President to supply the House with the evidence supporting his addressed statements and the secret service inquiry. The measure passed with little comment and support extended to Congress as a whole, while unusual debates over wording and prior deliberations followed.
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Waskingios
Acetet Service
Mes
House
Parkins
Secret Service
Cockree
New York
Confrees
Perkineent
Kelfer
Ohto
Perkins
Porkine
Cannon
Alderman Coughlan Arrested for Assault in Chicago Scene
Chicago report notes Alderman Jona Coughlan known as the Tathhouse was detained and charged after an assault on Lyman Atwell a Uhtemga Tee- Aliealt photographer. Witnesses recount a sidewalk confrontation with Alderman Kenna and an ensuing melee near a ball event. Police investigated while the state attorney’s office gathered testimony from multiple sources.
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Chicago
Jona Coughlan
Lyman Atwell
Atwell
Windy King
San
Monilay Nickt
Coughs Tan
Hicky Dink
Kenna
Gucaic
Casera
Nain
Pallceman Ionalforss
Kiew
Ranantens
Tadecen
Heenae
Verbal Confusion in Midlevel Trial Chief Witness Remarks
The fragmentary report cites a chief witness for the prosecution with unclear names and positions. It mentions a person identifying as Chien Dee Do-sohn McFarlord, and references alleged sums and dates connected to a court proceeding. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and partial phrases.
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Chien
Dee
Sohn McFarlord
Eitorsa
Sra
Witnean
Bea Krenthen
Iar
Ary Betton
One Man Killed at Mine in Dutsgo Colorado
A snowslide at the Tom Moore mine in Burtke county yesterday killed foreman William Mondell and destroyed the mine boarding house. Slides damaged Precious Metals property near Chattanooga and the Shenandoah at Howardaville as storms disrupted rail traffic and power lines. The snow blocked Animos canyon routes and halted trade. trains were stalled and power service down, with fuel shortages feared until lines reopen.
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Dutsgo
Colo
Tom Moore
Burtke
Banduaz
William Mondell
Chattanooga
Bhenandoah
Howardaville
Stherton
Tatco Crem
Animus Fower Company
Interference Claims Hit Wireless Message Groups
Investigators report two organizations bending and intercepting messages, disrupting wireless experiments near the bay area. Five members total operate in several cities, causing delays in routine government communications and troubling operators along inland and coastal stations during a period of student telegraph experiments.
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Tee
Bernain
Witrlees
Ntgr
Bere
Seuvive
Sovesti
Alore Mar
Bay
Slere
Furaltones
Goat
Governor Frear Returns Report on Territorial Revenue
Washington dispatch reports Governor W. F. Frear of Hawaii releasing the annual report. It notes revenue totaling 156,678 from internet sources and federal treasury deposits while Congress provided influential appropriations. The document cites naval operations at Pearl Harbor and notes Hawaii’s 1929 year outcomes at 362 10,000 with higher payrolls than the U S. average. It recommends amending land laws to curb speculation, expanding exemption and easing tax burdens, and improving interisland trade.
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Washington
W. FL Frear
Hamall
Bern
Muerar
Rongreen
Frear
Rawal
United States
Flawall
Defence in Korean trial not indicted yet
Report from Charleston on December 16 details the case of In Whan Chang charged in Korea with the murder of Thirhac Whit Stevens of the Japanese diplomatic service. The defense presented witnesses, including Autopay Surgeon Clark, in an attempt to show lack of medical fault. A medical examination and questions about wound care were discussed with proceeding to continue next day.
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O Clark
World Markets End Mixed, Declines Outpace Advances
New York closing quotes show dull trading with declines outrunning gains amid liquidation fears in American Smelting and copper shares. Major movers included Lackawanna, Central of New Jersey, and Southern Railway up modestly, while American Smelting, Amalgamated Copper, and United States Steel fell. Chicago grains and livestock also reported varied moves as traders reassessed values in a softer overall market tone.
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Mearket
New York
Lackawanna
Central of
New Jermy
Southern Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Cottago & Alton
North American
Great Northern
Amer Tan
Talon Paselfie
Ronthera Maclc
Dalthoere de Ohio
Reaciar
Btreal
Atchten
Crooklyn Tranalt
National Lead
Temote Central
Great Northern Orncere Mfoxies
United States
Breel i
Anseonda Minkne Co
Halumore and
Treoklyn Ward Transit
Chesapeake and
Ubla
Chicago
Untitled fragment on a story about a man and a woman
A garbled fragment notes a man who haunts a woman and a plan to reveal truth. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests a personal confrontation or social conflict. The piece mentions a link to a character identified as Wie Goart in unclear context.
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Anon
Ann Ufslaie Strong
Birchfield
Thornton Hains
Joseph Hloodgend
Finshine
Anoia Waa
Iania
Blomtgood
Neodtgonl
Melniyte
Atala
Eorteton
Water Frey
Lane Alert
Maine
Vera A Dinter
Ggden
Ball Lake City
Cathe County
Bay Lake Bee
Joe EA
Poland
Jereshi
Cache
HA. Irtaian
Feds
Shatlinge
Hie
Ttalian
U.P
UTAN
Cai
Hort Cultural Congress
Famke Firat
Idaho
Srtynd
America
Conturier Salag
Absi Hamid
F £. Meyers
Underworld
Ogden
East Lake City
Te Meyers
Paraake
Uae
Wringalow
Marie
Balt Lake
Tiayperr
Pde
Ieee
Peles
Coughlan
Tre Dathhouse
Veparland
Eureka, Colo
Charleston
van Bec
Ane
Sanya
Lee
Ste. Mor
Harley
Timothy
Chicago Livestock
Weaterm
Lambs AL States
Weatern
Kanate City
Wangan
Buich Pbr
Rane
Ted Ones
Loni
Feceitare
Meteo
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