Attachment Issued in Mrs Chadwick Property Case
New York December 3 attachment for Mrs Cassie L Chadwick's property valued about 1000 was issued by Justice Canlan on grounds she owes money and is not a resident The case delays action as a receiver in Cleveland may complicate matters The Chadwick camp says she is in nervous strain and healthy enough to manage her debts and assets The chatter of detectives shadowing Mrs Chadwick is unconfirmed by hotel management and officials
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New York
Cassie L. Chadwick
Millbners
Theodore H. Friend
Chadwick
Justice Canlan
Dr Moore
Testight
May
Mra Chadwick
Tolland House
Hee Bagege
Philip Carpinter
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Carpenter
Chadbaie
Carpenter
Cleveland
Berne
Nathan Leese
Wrsterday
Candwik
Hadwick
Pssa Aly
Wieveland
Hert St Newton
Brookline
Mass
Newton
Carver
Boston
Holland House
Philip Carpenter
SECC
Anti Women Stenographers Society Fears Dangers to Daughters
A Columbus based women only group claims to cite ten year figures showing wives divorce cases in which stenographers are named as co respondents and breaches of promise suits by employers. The society urges women clubs to discuss the issue and to protect daughters from stenography and marriage prospects.
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Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Stenographers’ Society
Wivea
Hubands
United States
Bogus Ballots and Testimony Cloud Denver Vote Case
Startling disclosures unfolded in the Supreme Court as six Ward 3 election officials face contempt charges. Handwriting expert King testified that fifty seven of the ballots were penned by ten people, with up to nineteen by one person, including five Republican ballots by a single writer. Democrats dispute the tally and examine ballot ink varieties. The precinct shows 372 votes counted, 289 Democratic and 79 Republican, 4 Socialist. but the box held 169 straight Democratic, 116 straight Republican, 5 Socialist, 36 scratched. An adjournment was set to allow further examination. another expert will review handwriting.
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Denver
Cab
Supreme Court
Ward 3
A. George King
Peliet
Thomas Ward
John I. Mullins
No Clue to Missing Man From Southern Train
Macon Georgia December reports that John Renley Crawfordsville Indiana vanished from a Southern Railway passenger train en route to Jacksonville Florida. Despite active search by railway crews and constant wire alerts, officials believe he may have wandered from a Pullman sleeper into the Ocmulgee River as the train crossed.
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Macnn, Ga
Dec
Southern Railway
John Renley
Crawfordsville
Ind
Southern
Jacksonville
Fla
Renley
Ocmulgee River
Clubmen Fight Fire in Westbury L I Nine Buildings Burned
Nine of thirteen buildings in Westbury Long Island were destroyed by fire. Among locals aiding the blaze were Harry Payne Whitney and H B Duryea, who formed a small fund to improve village water supply for emergencies. Loss estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Long Island
New York
Westbury
L. I
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
Wreck on Bridge Wreck Injures Forty-Five Passengers
Missouri Pacific westbound train from St Louis to Kansas City wrecked near Holden at the water works bridge. About forty five injured, ten seriously, when a broken rail on the bridge caused the rear Pullman to plunge into the creek. Several named injured, relief trains and hospital treatment follow.
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Warrensburg Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Dead Man's Curve
Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific Railway
Center View
Waterworks Bridge
Killer In Insane Man Riot Near Darlington
J Madison James a Kellytown farmer and former asylum inmate fatally shoots his wife on the piazza and her brother, R Sydney Kelley, on the same location. A sheriff posse presses the maniac after a four-man gunfight. James is slain, others including Dan Segars, Mr Tunstall, and a Negro wounded.
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Charleston
S. C
J. Madison James
Kellytown
Darlington
R. Sydney Kelley
James
Dan Segars
Mr. Tunstall
A Pegro
Scarborough
Chicago Constable Shot Dead in Saloon Removal Job
Julius F. Biederman, a Chicago constable, was killed after noon while attempting to remove a slot machine from a saloon at Western avenue and James street. He was attacked by three men wearing stars, fired on, and died as he returned fire. Police have detained three suspects but released no names pending investigation.
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Chicago
Julius F. Biederman
Joseph Brunner
Western Avenue
James Street
Biederman
Justice Hurley
Bloodless labor war at Zeigler mine unsettles Illinois town
After months of unrest at the Leiter coal mine in Zeigler Illinois, nightly detonations were heard but no bullet marks found. Miners and guards faced clashes as nonunion workers were moved in, while union leaders deny involvement and claim wage disputes triggered the tension. Militia and deputy marshals responded as indictments against Leiter stirred renewed interest in the case.
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Leiter
Seigler
Selgier
Zelgier
Joseph Leiter
Zeigler
3Fe
Lester
Geigher
Perry County
Grand Jury
Henry R. Platt
William Morris
Duquoin
United Mine Workers’ Union
Illinois
Killed in Planters Feud in Sumner Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports Smith Murphy, a top Mississippi delta planter, killed at Sumner by Jerry Robinson, a wealthy planter. The feud stems from a long-standing dispute over a freedman’s services. Robinson surrendered to the sheriff. Robinson, 21, killed Murphy, 35.
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Memphis
M Enn
Sumner
Miss
Smith Murphy
Mississippi Delta
Jerry Robinson
Robinson
Judge for Alaska District
Royal A. Gunnison of Binghamton N Y is appointed by the President as United States judge for the First division of Alaska to succeed Melville C Brown whose term expired Gunnison is a Cornell Law School graduate 1896 and has practiced in Binghamton since 1896 He was named bankruptcy referee in 1898 and later a nonresident lecturer on bankruptcy at Cornell University Law School Kentucky Drought Broken Lexington Ky Dec 2 a steady rain ends central Kentucky drought though not heavy enough to ease it Water Works Company warns farmers that water use at reservoir is free during the drought end of report Mrlentsl Rugs at Auction 26 Boyajian collection Persian rugs at Sloan 1407 G Street to be sold Wed Thu Fri at 11 am and 3 pm each day with exhibition beginning tomorrow Sloan Co recommends this valuable collection to rug buyers
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Binghamton
N. Y
United States
Alaska
Melville C. Brown
Gunnison
Cornell University
Cornell University Law School
Kentucky
Lexington
the Water Works Company
Mrlentsl
Boyajian
Sloan’s
G Street
Sloan & Co
READY FOR ARGUMENT WALGAMOT ADMITS HIS GUILT
Portland dispatch reports land fraud trial ending as defense offers brief explanations and defense counsel seek jury argument or appellate reversal on law. Judge Bellinger weighs Walgamot plea change while prosecutor seeks dismissal of Marie Ware conspiracy charge. Case involves 2000 acres on Mount Jefferson slopes, alleging dummy locators forged documents to obtain forest reserve scrip. Wapello Bank cashier Colton pleads guilty to 25200 theft in Des Moines.
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Portland
Oreg
O'Dey
J. A. Weidecker
Charles A. Hardy
Miss McCoy
Albany
Horace G. McKinley
Howe
George A. Howe
Hardy
Bellinger
Frank H. Waalgamot
Henry
Marie Ware
United States
A. D. Puter
Emma L. Watson
D. W. Tarper
Frank Walgamot
Cascade Forest
Mount Jefferson
Linn County
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Jaws
W. H. Colton
Wapello State Savings Bank
Index to Today's Issue Wide coverage spans races, politics and arts
The issue aggregates multiple sections from the paper including notes on land frauds, a train wreck with many injured, election and political items, editorial pieces, society notes, real estate, financials, and arts. It lists topics like Colorado election frauds, Gen Miles, inaugural committees, maritime and military items, theatre, and society features.
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Chadwick
Zeigler
Colorado
Miles
Douglas
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Dulany
Senator Bacon
Yellow Dog
NataNe
Dooley
Richmond
James K. Blackett
Charles Stuart
Gotham Stage
Benning
England
Naval
Central Park
Life Sentence for Piracy in Detroit Court
Joseph Kirwin aged twenty six pleaded guilty to piracy on the high seas for robbing Mrs. M B Sweeting on the steamer Western States. He choked her and applied chloroform, stealing cash and three diamond rings. Sentenced to imprisonment in the Detroit house of correction. Kirwin had been acquitted two years earlier of murder in Cleveland.
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Detroit
Joseph Kirwin
Federal Grand Jury
M. B. Sweeting
Jackson
Mich
United States District Court
Jagge Swan
Enraged husband shoots at bakery workers in Detroit
In Detroit on December 3 Louis Haxer shot at workers after his wife refused to let him accompany her home from work. Mrs Adolph Schneider and Tina Weber were wounded, Patrolman Redmond and Harvey Trombley were later shot while pursuing Haxer, who was then arrested after a second clash at Gratiot and Moran.
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Mich
Tina Weber
Schneider
Peter Redmond
Haxer
Harvey Trombley
Redmoni
Herman Schnau ‘Bel
Gratiot Avenue
Moran Street
Haxers
Haner
Miss Weber
Murder Confession Tells Ruthless Aunt Kiling for Cash
New York December 3 Thomas John Furlong nineteen nephew of Mrs Margaret Keeler was arrested and charged with her murder after police say he confessed The motive was money he killed her when she refused to give him funds and he spent the robbed proceeds on drink Also note Pinehurst services and December 14 Pullman sleeper start on Southern Railway with weekly trips from Washington to Pinehurst listing rates and schedules.
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Furlong
Keeler
New York
Thomas John Furlong
Margaret Keeler
Upper East Side
Pinehurst
Southern Ray
Southern Railway
Pullman
Washington
Miles to head Gov Douglas staff to serve adljutant general
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A Miles agreed to join Massachusetts Governor elect William Douglas staff as adjutant general with full pay and state allowances. War Department expected to detail Miles under new law, with Massachusetts providing $3600 annual state pay, as 6,000 strong National Guard receives state maintenance funds.
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War Department
Douglas
Massachusetts
Miles
National Guard
Army
Secretary of War
Guard
Massachusetts National Guard
United States
Trials and local notices across cities listed
A panel will select jurors for Nan Patterson second trial over Caesar Young murder in New York. Senator-elect Jacob Marks proposes constitutional amendments for supplemental jurors and nine member verdicts. Lima, Ohio, sentences R Woods to five years for embezzling over 325.00. Antique estate sale announced at Old Calvert Mansion Riverdale Maryland with public viewing and transportation details.
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Der
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Supreme Court
Times
Jacob Marks i
Lima
Ohio
R. Woods
Lima Home and Savings Association
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