Nan Patterson Sister Trial Drama Ends In Standoff
In New York court Nan Patterson refuses to testify against her sister Mrs Smith as prosecutors offer to drop the conspiracy charge if she cooperates. Mrs Smith, denying involvement, invokes loyalty to her sister while prosecutors press for alibi details and the purchase trail of the revolver used in Caesar Youngs murder.
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Washington Post
New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Mrs Smith
Hyman Stern
Morgan Smith
Stern
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Mr Levy
Mr Rand
Toronto
St Paul
Miss Patterson
Coggins
Youngs
Bs Smith
Sid Nan
Young
Nan
Goff
Loung
Attorme
Lyman Stern
Gen Fitzhugh Lee Dies After Apoplexy En Route Home
Gen Fitzhugh Lee USA retired Virginia’s notable son died at Providence Hospital after an apoplectic stroke suffered on a train from Boston to Washington. He remained conscious until near the end, recognizing his brother briefly, with his family absent. He was sixty eight and stricken en route, with doctors detailing a critical, yet peaceful, passing.
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USA
Virginia
Providence Hospital
Boston
Washington
Lea
Lee
Daniel Lee
Montgomery
Miss Dorsey
Drsdie
Kean
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New York
Sen Lee
Harlem River
Ludiow
Federal Express
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Pennsylvania Depot
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Michle
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Mason
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Richard C Cabot
Schull
Pennsvania
Guy L Edie
General Lee Dies After Illness at Washington Hospital
The general’s condition worsened after an initial improvement and he died at the Washington hospital. Funeral plans hinge on Mrs Lee’s arrival. interment may be in Arlington or elsewhere in Virginia. Surviving are a widow and five children, with two sons and two daughters married to army officers.
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Kean
Lee
Maj Bie
J R Kean
Charles J. Mason
Amy
Hardin
Washington
Boston
Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On
Federal Relations
Gen Lee
Fort Ogelthorpe
National Cemetery
Arlington
Army
J C Rhea
Rhea
Career of Great Activity Fitzhugh Lee and family lineage
A biographical sketch traces Fitzhugh Lee born 1835 Clermont Fairfax County Virginia through Civil War service and postwar roles including consul general at Havana. It covers his ancestry linking to Light Horse Harry Lee and Robert E Lee, notes his Navy father Sydney Smith Lee, and mentions the era before the Spanish American War with hints of reunification efforts.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Gen Lee
Clermont
Fairfax County
Commodore Sydney Smith Lee
Henry Lee
Harry
Robert I. Lee
Appomattox
Virginia
North
South
Spain
United States of America
Whitzhugh Lees
Sydney Smith Lee
Naval Academy
Confederacy
Perrys
Japan
Lee
Robert E Lee
Rose
Mary Mason
Annn Marie Mason
John Mason
Nano Mason
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Lees
Sidney Smith Lee
Navy
Equitable Life's Assets Declared Sound by Investigating Committee
H Frick chairman of the directors' committee assures policy holders that the society's assets are absolutely sound and conservatively invested. The investigation will begin May 1 with daily sessions. committees note solvency even if no further policies are written and deny charges risking assets. Rumors say VP Yarbell may retire to start a new firm.
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H . Frick
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick
Equitables
Mambars
Hts
Insurance Commissions
Ine
Dolar
HC Price
Wall Street
Gage E Yarbell
Equitable
James W. Alexander
Sanaa Falls to Rebels in Yemen Crisis
Report from Constantinople and Hodeida says Sanaa capitulated to insurgents on April 20 and Manakha faces siege. Turkish troops mutinous at Medina amid food shortages while Egyptian pilgrims en route to Mecca suffer attacks. A later notice lists a local furniture auction at Sloan's, 1407 G Street, 10 am to 4 pm.
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Yemen
Arama
Sanaa
Manakha
Hodeida
Constantinople
Medina
Mecca
Yambo
Arabia
Federal aid invoked as strike roils Chicago scene
Chicago reporters describe government steps to curb the strike following an injunction by Judge Kohlsaat. Tribes of protestors clash with nonunion drivers as twelve rioters are arrested while federal guards coordinate money transfers amid war department orders.
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United States
Index to Today's Issue Part One and Two
An index list for today’s issue outlines multiple sections and page allocations. It mentions topics from legal cases and politics to social notices and sporting results, with references to Virginia Maryland Chicago and national affairs.
Bigelow to be removed as Milwaukee trustee
Milwaukee April report states Frank Bigelow faces removal from trustee roles as court investigates his finances after he disappeared from public duties. The Wisconsin Bank receivership took possession of the Bigelow homestead and the bank's run subsided with no new distress noted.
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Bigelows
Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Broadhead
Carpenter
Mr Bigelow
Milwaukee Clearing House Association
Frederick Kasten
First National Bank
Milwauke
Henry G Goll
Wisconsin Drust and Security Company
Frank G Bigelow
Big Astor Street
Bob
Comson Bigelow
Marshallstree
Montreal defendants face extradition hearing adjourned
In a Montreal proceeding Magistrate Lafontaine announced a prima facie case of conspiracy between Gaynor Greene and others to defraud the United States. Defense counsel Tascheteau sought a delay pending a Quebec Court of Appeals appeal on Justice Davidson’s writ of prohibition. After argument, the extradition hearing was adjourned to Friday.
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Ayu Zy
Vessis Gaynor
Greene
Lafontaine
Gavneer
Capt Cuirter
United States
Tascheteau
Court of Appeals
Quebec
Justice Davidson
The Sunday Post Viewed as Washingtons Favorite Paper
A promotional piece touts The Sunday Post as Washingtons favorite newspaper with the strongest community hold. It claims high readership, superior news coverage, and substantial advertising value, noting 173 columns of unique ads in the latest issue and dominance over rivals.
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Sunday Post
Washington
Twelve Die in Mine Disaster at Eleanora Shaft near Dubois
A blast at the Eleanora shaft near Dubois Pennsylvania killed twelve miners and left one badly injured. Rescue work was slow as brattice and rock had to be rebuilt. officials suspect a premature discharge or gas-free conditions with a heavy surrounding material preventing proper explosion containment. The dead include George Kirkwood Adam Kirkwood Joe Lonna Frank Schruw August Wastcovich Martin Westcovich Nick Fromansky John Fromansky George Tansel John Hopkins and two unnamed foreigners.
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Frank Schruw
August Wastcavich
Martin Westcavich
Nick Fromansky
John Fromansky
George Tansel
John Hopkins
Harry Mohney Arma
Uttle Village
Mocrning
Fleming
Gengved
Brattlee
Harry Mohner
Adrian
Mear
Moriscoil
Hampson
Driscoll
Aio di Cali
West Head
Imnz
Roosevelt Hunters Report Four Bears Killed On Camp Out
Special to The Washington West Coil news from April 28 states President Roosevelt did not participate in the hunt at Camp Roosevelt. He plans rest until Warday and says he is not ill. A telephoned message from a rancher in the area notes four bears were killed and details await official word. The party may move sixteen miles from Glenwood Springs as the hunting continues. Additional notes touch on West Divide Creek spoil and potential future kills of grizzly and related bears.
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Kew Castle
Cole
Roosevelt
Camp Roosevelt
Warday
Loeb
Chayman
Taft
Glenwood Springs
West Divide Creek
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