Widow Glover On Stand In Hattie Le Blanc Murder Trial
Cambridge in December 1 Miss Hattie Le Blanc a 17 year old French Canadian servant in the Glover household is on trial for murder. Mrs Lilian M Glover widow of Laurence F Glover testifies she knows no reason Hattie would shoot her husband. Cross examination covers firearms, past life, stage posing as a statue, and letters tied to the case.
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Cape Breton
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Wier
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Hattie LeBlanc
Providence
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Boston
Aribat
Mr. Fales
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Battle
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Hattie
Chaver Rom
Mrke
Rian
Mr. Johnson
Lenelle
Bond
Stur
Mia Johnsen
Clover Tough
Hattie le ‘Blanc
Lnte
Ott
Waltham
Children Suffering Eczema Recovered After Cuticura Remedies
A Brooklyn chemist reports two children aged under ten recovered from facial and body eczema after six weeks using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He notes no relapse in over two years and endorses the treatments for others. The ad lists Cuticura products and a 32 page skin humor booklet.
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Germany
Illiam Grelek
Douglas Bt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chem Corp
Boston
Dr Cook in London Boarding House Claims North Pole Tale Doubt
New York reports reveal Dr Frederick A Cook now in a Bloomsbury boarding house in London says he is unsure if he reached the North Pole. He seeks to sell his story through a London magazine, with Hampton's Magazine in talks after a November visit to the U S and Canada.
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Dev
Frederick A Cook
North Pole
Dr Cook
Brooklyn
London
United States
Hampton
Dr. Cook
Canada
Tros
Cook
Tro
Troy
Poughkeepsie
Euope
Germans Seek South Pole Expedition Planned Next Spring
Berlin reports Lieut Wilhelm Fulcher leading a German antarctic exploration venture. About 175000 is pledged, a Norwegian whaling ship is being refitted, and the party plans to reach South Georgia by autumn and push into the Weddell Sea to establish a base before winter.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Fulcher
General Staff
Army
Lieut Fischer
South Georgia
Valkland Islands
Weddell Sea
Brotherhood not yet here in New York speech
Jacob F. Schiff told the YMHA that a common religious platform for Jews and Gentiles is not yet possible. He warned that widespread Christian oppression and prejudice hinder the kingdom of God and urged cross faith outreach only to a point, stressing protecting Jewish boundaries while seeking broader inclusion.
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New York
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Coretigionis
Kingdom of God
Brotherhood of Man
Stork Visits Cecelia Loftus Cowdes Waterman Family
Special Cable reports Cecelia Loftus Waterman became mother to a baby boy. Loftus married Dr. A H Waterman of Chicago on June 9, 1899. This was her second marriage following an elopement and divorce from Justin Huntly McCarthy. Loftus was famed for impersonations. recent U.S. stage engagements noted.
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London
Waterman
Cevelia Loftus
Cecelia Loftus
Cissie
Loftus
A. H. Waterman
Chicago
Justin Huntly McCarthy
England
United States
Miss Loftus
America
Abernathy Called Here In Resignation Move
Guthne Oklahoma December 1 United States Marshal John R Abernathy left for Washington called by the Department of Justice regarding charges investigated by Inspector Fishman. It is reported he will offer resignation to President Taft on arrival. Abernathy was appointed by Roosevelt. his two sons rode to New York to greet Roosevelt home from Africa.
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John R Abernathy
United States
Washington, D. C
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Taft
Abernathy
Roosevelt
New York
Africa
Fifteen Fishermen Feared Drowned Near Charleston
Fifteen fishermen are believed drowned after their smacks disappeared for days near Charleston South Carolina. A sighting reports a boat seen floating bottom upward, likely one of the missing vessels.
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Charleston
8. C
O'Brien to Lecture at Yale on Journalism
Announcement states Robert Lincoln O'Brien editor of the Boston Herald will be the Bromley lecturer on journalism at Yale University this year. O'Brien previously served as secretary to President Cleveland from 1892 to 1895 and later was Washington correspondent for the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Last of Lupo’s gang put out by arrests in New York
Police believe the Lupo gang of counterfeiters is finished after thirteen Italians were arrested in New York and a large cache of counterfeit bills was seized. Nine men were to be turned over to federal authorities, four paroled as witnesses. leaders were jailed for decades for counterfeiting and the group was linked to prior murders and Black Hand activity. The counterfeiting operation was allegedly run from a Highland New York farm and hidden in a wine merchant’s cellar fireplace.
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Lupo
Atlanta
Richard H Taylor
Secret Service
Hallan Bureau
Metropolitan Police
Theother
Lupo the Wolf
Wolf
Giuseppe Morrelio
Highland
N. Y
Taylor
Romantic pair wed after Catskill cave escape
La Vere Tallman aged about twenty five and Beatrice Sanders, both Newark residents, married in Newark after fleeing their parents six weeks ago to wed. They lived in a Catskill cave, supported themselves with odd work, were arrested for vagrancy in Yonkers, then returned to Newark where a new license sealed their marriage.
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la Vere Tallman
Beatrice Sanders
Catskill Mountains
New York
Yonkers
Ted
Methodists Foresee Unity Across Three Branches
Baltimore December meeting of the joint commission on Methodist federation hears Rev. Dr. James Jennings of the Methodist Protestant Church urge union among the Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal South, and Methodist Protestant factions to combat evil spirits. Afternoon secret session limits attendance. doors locked for privacy.
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Methodist Protestant
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Methodist Protestant Church
Pittsburg
Joint
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Wendling Murder Trial Rested in San Francisco Case
In Louisville Detective Carney testifies Wendling confessed after arrest to a crime involving a missing girl. San Francisco prosecutors rest their case in the murder trial of eight year old Alma Keh rer as the defense set to begin its opening statement.
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Carney
Joseph Wendling
San Francisco
Wendling
Alma Kehrer
Itn
Wendhing
Greeks Ambush Turks Near Salonika in European Turkey
A Frankfort Zeitung dispatch from Salonika reports Greek forces attacked Turkish troops near Santiquaranta and near Moneathalge. Three Turks were killed or wounded, and a Turkish patrol suffered casualties in an ambush. Two Greeks lost their lives in the clash.
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Trapped Through Letter In Post Office Sting
John McFarland claimed to be a Chicago map maker and was detained in the Tombs in default of 31080 bail after postal inspectors say he obtained a letter to Theodore W. Vail, head of the American Telephone and Telegraph, containing a $50 check for a Sullivan dinner. He used the false Sullivan identity to seize the misdelivered letter.
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John McFarland
Chicago
Theodore W. Vail
American Telehone and Telegraph Company
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Vail
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Yall
Say
the Athletic Union
Sullivan
Duel Victim Father of Suspect in Philadelphia Shootout
Leon Wiener of Roxbury Massachusetts identified the Philadelphia duel victim as his son Hyman Wiener aged 26 who left home two months earlier. Hyman had prior imprisonments and was killed after a gunfight with Special Policeman Barnett in West Philadelphia. Police used then new eye matching photographs to identify the body, which helped solve the double killing from November 28. Wiener carried $183 when confronted by officers.
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Roxbury
Mass
Barnett
Hyman Wiener
Rexbury
House of Correction
Boston
Assaistant
Tmrectér
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Wiener
West
Jersey Justice Too Slow Takes Children Without Court
Special to The Washington Newark N J Mrs Frederick Naylor wife of Capt Naylor won custody of her two daughters Virginia 4 and Gladys after rushing to Philadelphia to take them despite an ongoing chancery order The aunt held them in Philadelphia Vice Chancellor Emery saw the act as evidence of a mother's instinct overriding court timetables Mrs Naylor declared Jersey justice is too slow and said she was from Missouri She is now in Joplin Mo with her children while Capt Naylor pursues divorce proceedings in Philadelphia.
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Stiien
Virginia
Gladys
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Bandit Solis demands 920000 from Banes sugar mill
In Havana the United Fruit sugar mill manager at Banes reports bandit Solis has demanded 920000 under penalty of death. In Burlington a red ink note signed Death with skull warns Robert Hawkey to place 10000 near his shop by Saturday or face deadly wrath. authorities investigate as Hawkey keeps guard.
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United Fruit Company
Banes
Solis
Burlington
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Robert Hawkey
Hawkey
Salome Sidelined in Baltimore Opera Plans
Baltimore will not stage Salome with Mary Garden as star. The Chicago Opera Company cites a desire not to offend local taste and has cut Salome from the planned repertoire, though revised editions and other stellar attractions remain hoped for by local officials.
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Washington Post
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Salome
Mary Garden
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Bernard Ulrich
Chicago Opera Company
Mrs Martin inquest hears she sought suicide after niece murder
Newark dispatch reports Mrs Caroline Martin, accused of killing her niece Ocey Snead, told an inquest witness she had tried to end the ordeal with suicide. Albert Reed, her nephew, said she asked him for something to stop the stress, as the hearing continued.
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Indantry
Caroline Martin
Ocey Snead
Murder clew traced to world search for William Lewis
The unidentified trunk victim, linked to William Lewis, is said to have died of consumption years ago. A hotel guest, thought to be Lewis, reportedly killed himself in Wilmington. Paris detectives cooperate as the case widens without conclusive violence evidence.
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Delaware
New York
William Lewis
Walter
Lewis
Flynn
Detective Bureau
Callier
Caller Atirves
Paris
Parental Surveillance Association Targets Courtship in Kansas City
Kansas City area reports a group calling itself the Parental Surveillance Association of North America aims to curb late night gaslight courting and unscripted declarations of intent. A local man recalls receiving a Form No 1 letter urging clear marriage intent to protect a daughter and the association’s precautionary message.
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Kansas City
Dee
North America
Mein Street
North Aniriga
Rev Dr F L Edwards Dead in Virginia
Special to The Washington Post Petersburg Va Dec 1 Rev Dr F L Edwards of the Virginia Methodist conference died last night at the home of his daughter Mrs W E Freeman at Stony Creek He was eighty years old and died suddenly while seated in a chair He retired from the ministry and lived at Stony Creek with his daughter He is survived by two sons Clarence Edwards a lawyer in New York City and Prof Howard Edwards of the University of Rhode Island and by Mrs Freeman Interment will be at Blandford Cemetery Saturday afternoon
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Washington
Petersburg
F. L. Edwards
Virginia Methodist Conference
W. E. Freeman
Clarence Edwards
New York City
Howard Edwards
University of Rhode Island
Providence
Freeman
Blandford Cemetery
Recall for Arizona Judges Reform Faces Recall Provision
Phoenix on December 1 reports the Arizona constitutional convention voted overwhelmingly to include the judiciary in the recall provision, enabling removal by the people for all state judges. Opponents warn the measure could hinder acceptance of the constitution by President Taft.
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Ariz
Arizona
Taft
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