Judge Rebukes Tveitmoe In Dynamite Trial Court Orders Smiling Ban
In Indianapolis on November 27 a judge rebuked defendant Olaf A. Tveitmoe for smiling at the cross examination as the McManigal testimony tied many explosions to the inner circle. Patrick Murphy testified that union official Fred Spears warned of violence if jobs were not unionized and that J B McNamara actually blew up Springfield damage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie EB
McManigal
John W. Kern
Boston
Michael J. Young
Iron Workers
Springfield
Mass
Young
J. J. McNamara
Tveitmoe
Olaf A. Tveitmoe
San Franciseco
Anderson
Illinois
Ill
Patrick F. Murphy
Fred Spears
Spears
Miller
J. B. McNamara
Notable Railroad Wedding In Cincinnati History
Cincinnati. Nov 27. Prominent railroad men attended the wedding of Samuel G. Hatch traffic passenger manager of the Illinois Central Railroad with headquarters in Chicago and Miss Anne Henry a member of a long established Cincinnati family. The ceremony at the Country Club was one of the era's notable Cincinnati weddings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel G. Hatch
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Anne Henry
Wilson Feels Better After Bermuda Dinner Return
President elect Wilson shows improvement in Bermuda after a two day indigestion attack. He attended a dinner in honor of his visit hosted by the governor general and Lady Bullock. He will skip Thanksgiving turkey due to a light diet and turkey shortages.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Navy
Wilson
Bullock
Social Democrats Demand Interpellation on Reassembling
Berlin November 27 Social Democratic party in the imperial parliament filed an interpellation asking the imperial chancellor for information on the international political situation ahead of reassembling the se chamber.
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Social Democrats
Berlin
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Imperial Chancelor
Canada Accepts 100000 U S Settlers in Six Months
Winnipeg report says one hundred thousand settlers from the United States entered western Canada between April 1 and October 1 according to the immigration commissioner's office.
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Canada
U. S
Winnipeg
Man
United States
Canadian Immigration Commissioner’s Office
Horace Fogel Resigns as Philadelphia Club President
Horace Fogel resigns or is relieved of the presidency of the Philadelphia National League club. Albert D. Wiler, Philadelphia attorney and former Quakers vice president, is elevated to the executive and attends the National League meeting at the Waldorf Astoria representing Charles P. Taft's Quakertown interests.
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New York
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Albert D. Wiler
Quakers
Charles P. Taft
Quakertown
National League
Waldorf-Astoria
Search for John Koetters grows after Chicago hotel death
Cincinnati, Nov. 27. The hunt for John Koetters intensified after Mrs. Emma Kraft died in a Chicago hotel when Mrs. Carrie Wentering, a former Koetters neighbor, reported seeing him dressed as a minister on a city street.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John Koetters
Emma Kraft
Chicago
Carrie Wentering
Koetters
Infatuated man kills girl then shoots self at factory
Michael Graffeo twenty seven shot and killed Miss Margaret Schrader nineteen at Stern Saalberg Co candy factory West Forty fifth street New York. He then wounded himself and died awaiting treatment. The tragedy followed months of rejection and an engagement announced by Schrader who had started her trousseau. Factory girls were thrown into hysteria and the plant closed for the day. Mazie Schrader, the victim’s sister, learned of the death only after funeral notices were sent to Guttenberg by undertakers.
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New York
Michael Graffeo
Margaret Schrader
Guttenberg
N. J
Stern, Saalberg &Co
West Forty-fifth Street
Graffeo
Trousseau
Mazie
Gunmen Gyp the Blood Lefty Louis Dago Frank to Die in Sing Sing
New York jury convict Gyp the Blood Whitey Lewis Lefty Louie and Bago Frank of Herman Rosenthal murder and Justice Goff orders them to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of January 6. The four are escorted to Grand Central to await shipment with Becker, the ex police lieutenant.
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New York
Gyp the Blood
Whitey” Lewis
Lefty Louie
Bago Frank
Herman Rosenthal
Goff
Sing Sing
Charles G. F. Wahle
Wahle
Harburger
Criminal Court
Grand Central Station
Charles A. Becker
Girl Rugh Saved Is Well
Gary Ind November 27 A Thanksgiving reunion will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith in Gary Miss Ethel Smith the girl for whom Billy Rugh the crippled newsboy sacrificed his life has been discharged from Gary general hospital and is at home Ray Roberts her fiancé who donated twenty inches of his skin will attend as guest at the reunion
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Gary
Ind
Charles Smith
Ninth Avenue
Swift Street
Ethel Smith
Billy Rugh
Gary General Hospital
Ray Roberts
Republicans to Meet December 14 in New York
Leaders from every state gather in New York on December 14 for conferences to plan a nationwide forward movement and a four year program. President Taft to be principal speaker at a December 14 banquet.
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Taft
New York
Republican Party
Ninth body found in corn mill ruins tragedy grinds on
Waukegan Illinois November 27 searchers recovered the seventh body from the Corn Products mill ruins. An arm was found three feet from the remains. The victim, badly charred, is believed to be one of three missing men Lou is Moenepick Martin Mapuhuick and Mike Bunch. Nine dead reported and 24 men still hospitalized with possible deaths.
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Waukegan
Ill
Louis Moenepick
Martin Mapuhuick
Mike Bunch
Jannus In Long Flight From Omaha to New Orleans
Aviation pioneer Tony Jannus left St. Louis in a hydroaero plane bound for Cape Girardeau Missouri, reaching Grand Tower Illinois before nightfall. He has covered 866 miles of his journey with 15 hours and 15 minutes of actual flying time so far.
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St. Louis
Tony Jannus
Cape Girardeau
Grand Tower
Jackson County
Ilinois
Jannus
Omaha
Neb
New Orleans
East St. Louis Bankrupt Struggles With Warrants
East St. Louis faces bankruptcy with city employees paid in warrants. Banks refuse to honor them, reducing value to about five cents on the dollar at remaining accepting stores. Population is around 60,000. Rumors in Washington claim Toyo Kisen Kaisha lines seek Honolulu land for a coaling plant as a potential option.
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East St. Louis
Japan
Hawaii
Washington
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Honolulu
Gibson is Displeased Man Charged With Murder of Mine
Goshen New York November 27 with the jury 11 to 1 for acquittal in the murder case of Rosa Menschik Szabo Burton W Gibson voices bitter disappointment at the hung jury and says he cannot rejoice in a possible future retrial or find happiness over twelve men failing to reach agreement.
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Goshen
N. Y
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Burton W. Gibson
Gibson
Man Pleads Guilty in New York Train Case Probe
The defendant pleads guilty to the indictment in New York related to the Train er affair. He is accused of profiting about $17,000 through aid from the unnamed Rose Guerra. Gibson was asked to enter such an arrangement and replied positively not.
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New York
Rose Guerra
Gibson
John T Brush Dies in Car While Traveling to California
John T Brush owner of the New York Giants died of locomotor ataxia in his private car at Louisiana Missouri. His body is being taken to Indianapolis for funeral at daughter Mrs Henry Hempstead's home tomorrow or Friday. He died during a desperate bid to reach southern California for treatment.
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New York
John T. Brush
New York Giants
Louisiana
Indianapolis
Henry Hempstead
Brush
California
Danville Record: Oldest Mason in Vermilion Dies at 90
Isaac Christman age ninety has died at his Rossville home north of Danville. He is noted as the eldest Mason in Vermilion County and possibly in eastern Illinois, ending a long life in the area.
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Danville
Ill
Isaac Christman
Vermillion County
Tllinois
Rossville
Egg prices rise as storage eggs shaken by hoarding fears
New York reports 156 million or more eggs held in cold storage as a potential squeeze on holiday demand. Prices for consumers jump from 38 to 65 cents a dozen, with some shops touting “best fresh” at sixty to sixty five cents, spurring talk of dollar eggs and price manipulation. Authorities plan an investigation into possible law violations and monopoly activity.
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New York
New York City
New York Mercantile Exchange
the Hudson
Tension Eases as Diplomat Returns and Peace Talks Continue
Constantinople reports Greece and Turkey may have reached peace with Greece retaining Satonika. Vienna seeks Austrian demands on Servia via an international tribunal. Despite reduced tension from Prochaska’s safe return, European chancelleries push for a broader war avert. Peace talks near collapse over Adrianople terms and demarcation lines await a formal commission.
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Europe
Austria
Servia
London
Vienna
Prochaska
Uskub
Berlin
St. Petersburg
V Tel
Hartweg
Peter of
Russia
Tsarskoe-Sals
Constantinople
Adrianople
Turkey
Maritsa
Albania
Bulgaria
Tehatalia
Wickersham Blunder At Federal Court Weighs On Attorney
Amusement arises from a misdirected memorial copy to Attorney General Wickersham. The misfiled letter touched on Judge Francis L. Newell and a long friendship with the late judge. On the bench, Judge Putnam recalled a robust, years-long bond with the deceased. A separate terse item notes a deadly incident involving a Mount Zion couple linked to a bird's nest scare and a stove in their bedroom.
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Hoston
Federal
Wickersham
Francis L. Newell
Wickershes
Putnamself
Mount Zion
Henry
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