Bradley trial ends as jurors convict in manslaughter case
After a dramatic trial in which Mrs. Bradley testified amid tense courtroom scenes, twelve jurors reach a verdict of manslaughter. She is advised by District Attorney Baker that there is no further case against the defendant, and she is led away from the jail to begin return to her home life. The jurors, held for days under escort, are released and walk free, while Mrs. Bradley plans to return to Salt Lake City to address her life and her children's future.
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Spinni Ng Jonger
Baker Rose
Wosla
Stiles
Bradley
A B Hayes
Utah
Taternal Revenue Areax
Arthwn Brown Jr
Iso
Relaxatea
Beadley
Colba
Lily Cave
Innei
Eussu
Benning
Mire Bradley
Salt Lake
Mos Bradley
Salt Lake City
Arthur Bown
Brown
Lita
Bn Fran
Wallenseln
Ceaver Franck
D Indy
Germany
Richard Strauss
Max Reger
Mbste
Mats
Dale
Rosenthal
Pheenngert
Simarot
Ile Lalas
Bernnor
Dewvar
Muska
St Louis
Woman in Washington Seeks Return After Suffering Child Illness
A woman living at 2838 Sixteenth Street plans to depart Washington only after her four year old son recovers from a croup attack which may threaten pneumonia. Her grandson and the boy’s grandmother Mrs Mary E. Madison care for him at a boarding house near Sixth and D streets. An improved condition was noted recently, and the mother left the sickroom briefly to seek care before returning.
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Sixteenth Street
Washington
Mary E. Madison
Bradley
Salt Lake
Trade conference to discuss foreign and domestic trade
Secretary Suniua and the Department of Commerce and Labor have invited thirty three commercial bodies to a conference in his office tomorrow to strengthen ties with business groups and promote trade. President Roosevelt will receive the delegation at the White House tomorrow, followed by a reception at the secretary and Straus residence in the evening.
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Suniua
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus Deairas
Roosevelt
White House
Straum
Wil
Ana
Ney Marl Cranston
Epiacopa
Becretary Foot
Jourohn Ranedell
Lontaieas
National Rivers and Harbory Congress
Ambresador Fumee
Frannlnn Nowlands
Cit Aus Keappateralate
Comuerca Comminston
Somue Tees
Cyrus P Walbridge
Louie Leroy
Parco Milletealppl
Custer Schwab
Orth German Liord Steamanip Company New
York
George Clare Valitorwin
Senar Barrett
Bureau of American Republica
Jono Stab
Southern
Muttwar Cangremman
Out
Fon
Rivera
Ald Horbory
Joun
Parker
New Orleans
Lloyd R. Charaharlala
Massee
Unetta State Deana of Trade
Boston
Henty Af Bostysiey
Kana
Cip
Alexander Madougal
Duluthafaryo
Rama
Laut
Texea
George Clinton Butte
Dumen
Great Robhers
Mallway
Heh
Chartoe
Emory Smil
Faladéighia
Jobueoa
Arthur Roux
New York
Cty
Wd Now Gamer Alben
Spm
Cov. Hoke Balt
Oxar
Austin Chet
Buren
Sladistien
New Willant
Mississippi
Waterways Discussion Opens Rivers and Harbors Congress Programme
Secretary Root will make opening remarks to the Rivers and Harbors Congress focusing on waterways and harbor development. The program outlines proposed improvements, funding plans, and potential projects for national water transport and infrastructure.
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Root
Palmer Dies At 80 Former Public Printer and Editor
Frank Wayland Palmer a prominent printer editor and political figure died of pneumonia at age eighty Born October 11 1827 in Manchester he began as a printers devil at Jamestown New York later edited and published in Dubuque and Chicago He served in Congress from 1861 to 1898 and held the Iowa state printing post He directed Morgenthaler typesetting machines into the Government Printing Office and twice served as Public Printer before resigning in September 1905 This obituary notes his lasting influence on government printing and progress.
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Washinton
Chicago
Frank Wayland Palmer
Manchester
Zacheus M
Selfman Palmer
Jamestown NY
Dubuave
Iowa
Congress
Inter Ocean
Palmer
Nis Jagt Teem
Alea of Progress
Morgenthaler
Government Printing Office
Public Educator Palmer Remembered For Printing Desk Records
Obituary notes the late Mr Palmer a skilled compositor at the Government Printing Office. Praised for rapid work and printing vast volumes, including a record day. He married Mrs James E. B. Goodwin of Jamestown N Y in October 188? and is survived by her.
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Palmer
James EB Goodwin
Jamestown N
Tragedy at Washington Terminal Work Site
Samuel Wrizzell aged 35 was killed instantly when an iron girder weighing about 1010 pounds struck him at a power house site on Sixth and T streets northeast. His brother Walter Wrizzell was badly injured. both men, employed by Edward Brady Son contractors, were overseeing hoisting when a wrapped chain released the beam. Samuel’s body lies at the morgue. an inquest is to be held.
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Washington Terminal Company
Sixth
T Streets
Samuel Wrizzell
Bla Beother Walter
Ble Alde
Casualty Hospital
Samuel
Curmar Glazebrook
Frizsells
Samual
Walter
Edward Brady
Eldorado on Wheels A California Delegation Carries Gold
A California delegation travels across the continent with a car named Eldorado carrying a gold coin safe. They hand the car and safe to Lunt J Ellison, secretary treasurer of the organization, after arrival. The twenty California delegates, led by ex governor Hardes ve, arrive from Oakland in a special car. The money is kept under guard, with PB Miller of the Byndieste Bank of Ortland overseeing. Charles Brennan of Oakland arranges a meeting with residents to discuss choosing Pardee as the state’s representative.
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California
Lunt J . Eilison
Californiana
Pacific Slope
Mr Pardee
States
STEAMER DEFENDER RUNS AWAy ON LAKE COEUR DALENE REEF
STEAMBOAT DEFENDER STRUCK A REEF WHILE CROSSING LAKE COEUR DALENE AND GROUNDed NEAR A SHORE. PASSE N GERS WERE LANDED AT MICA BAY AFTER CAPTAIN BERRY WENT A SHORE TO SEEK HELP. THE VESSEL WAS PULLED OFF THE ROCKS AND SAFELY LANDS IN THE BAY.
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Spokane Wash
Defender
Rockn
Lake Coeur - Alene
Mica Bay
Berry
Manly
Currency plans discussed in White House conference
A meeting at the Walt House last evening brought President with Senators Aldrich of Rhode Island and Crane of Massachusetts to discuss currency regulation. Aldrich presented views on emergency circulation, stressing caution and the need to define who can authorize issuance. The President sought information and concurrence on various proposals, showing no fixed preference.
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Walt House
Aldrich
Rhode Tat
Crane
Massachusetts
Orde
Jtly
Tresaury Department
Inmeelt
Feeney Elected President of Bookbinders Union
James L. Feeney was elected president of the Bookbinders Union by a 127 to 86 vote at the Typographical Temple local meeting. Offiers elected include Marta Dress as vice president Joseph Broadbent recording secretary William B Gallagher finance secretary J A B Esgey treasurer and Michael Hagrerty sergeant at arms. Ottawm Ontace reports Ottawa considers a bill to prohibit cigarettes in Canada with a key MOP pledge.
Police department annual inspection begins at noon yesterday
Be May Sylver aided by Burton R fos LSA and Inspectors F EB Cross and HL Gessford led the district police inspection. The bicycle squad was first on Rhode Island avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets NW. Commissioners Mac Farland and West Cant James T Oyster and Rudolph of the Hoard of Trade attended.
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May Sylver
I Aclock
Cross
DIES WATCHING NEPHEW STRICKEN WOMAN DIES AT HOME
Elisabeth Brown died at 2 am at her sister Mrs Charles Oldh Thayer’s home at 628 Ratrest northwest. Grief over her nephew Eugene Conroy’s death and funeral exertions weakened her. she suffered heart trouble and died before a physician could be summoned. She will be buried beside her nephew’s grave. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Elisabeth Brown
Charles Oldh Thayer
Ratrest
Eugene Conroy
Mra Brown
National Red Cross praised at third annual meeting
Secretary Root lauds Geneva convention expansion and Hague Conference reforms. Taft appointed central committee and national officers include Beekman Winthrop and Alford W Cooley. Attendees heard from Gen William Cary Sanger on peace, war, and the Red Cross role.
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National Red Cross Society
Root
Sobiety
Hubbard Memorial
Birteenth
Matresta
Tn Rell
Gehich
Tolimax
Red Cross
China
Secretare Root
Lin
William H Taft
Treisurer Beakman Winthrop
Treasury
Alford W Cogley
Charles L .Maree
United States
Robert Bacon
State Department
Burgeo
Robert M. Reilly
Army
War Department
Beekman Winthrop
Treasury Department
John Wine
Navy Department
Alford W Cooley
Department of Justice
George W Davis
Tellaf Krneat P Bicknell
Charles Lynch
USA
Braisies
USN
Slain With Trusseat and Wedding Details Across Crime Scene
A young Italian named Glovante was found murdered with twenty five stab wounds near Carroll Sethuma on Tenth Street Northwest. Police suspect jealousy as a motive and tie the killer to a man returning from New Orleans to buy a wedding unit. An entertainment program by Holy Cross Academy students benefits the Dumbarton building fund with solos, drills, and a one act comedy Friday at 7 PM.
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Trahan
Patterson
J Glovante
Itellan
Giovanle
Key Orleans
The
Holy Cross Academy
Dumbarton Building Fund
Fire Threat From Lighted Match At 109 Q Street
A lighted match thrown on a feather bed in the attic of a three story house at 109 Q Street Northwest yesterday morning endangered the residence. Henry Morgan, age twelve, son of Mrs Lemligean, dropped the match on the bed which was tenited. Estimated damage is 20 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Q Street
Henry Morgan
Mra Lemligean
Police seek help to locate runaway Alfred Campnell
Police have been asked to locate Alfred Campnell, fifteen, who disappeared from his home on Seventh Street Northeast. Relatives believe he may have run away to join the navy.
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Pole
Alfred Campnell
Hia
Seventh Street
Ha Tan Laway
Navy
Overturned Traditions as Paderewski Encore Dazes Boston Audience
A stunned Steelford crowd packed every available space to witness Paderewski’s final Washington appearance. The pianist interrupted the program with a double encore, prompting ecstatic, column-shaking cheers and a flood of feminine screams as he twice moved to the piano, while the orchestra, critics, and audience debated if the act respected or defied tradition.
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Denta
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Great
Benton Symphony Orchestra
Cty
Mila
Paderewski
Saint Saens
Upos
Paderewald
Paderewall
Pederawskis
Lavish Reception Highlighted by Violet Gown and Green Attire
A social gathering featured Bilas Langham in a green gown with lace undersleeves and an ermine stole, while Mrs Willima hosted alongside Mrs Merchit and Miss Cannon among a party including Nina Gaith ex of Baltimore and others. Weather and forecast sections follow, detailing milder conditions across the Mid-Atlantic with occasional frost and coastal winds.
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Bilas Langham
Willisma
Merchit
Miss Cannon
Hitt
Eleanor Slater
Prince
Lynet Me
Wiiam
Phillipa Snd
Behubert
Mra Lowndes
Mra
Theo Ore
Roosevelt party notes somber mood at Boston Symphony event
The Boston Symphony concert drew a somber, crowded audience despite yesters afternoon inclement weather. Mrs Longworth and Mr Longworth were among guests. Mrs Roosevelt wore a dark velvet gown with a large white hat edged in black plumes and magenta roses. Miles Hagner wore black velvet and a pink hat. Other notable box holders included Baroness Sternburg, Mrs CA Whilam, Mrs Bamuet, Mrs James Lowndes, Mr and Mrs Acthue Patwane, and Mrs Lisner.
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Boston Symphony
Longworth
Roosevelt d .Own
Miles Hagner
Baroness Sternburg
Whilam
Bamuet ‘Thomas
James Lowndes
Acthue Patwane
Lisner
Sternhure
Marine Robbed Man of Pocket Watch After Meeting
A reader reports being robbed of a pocket watch valued at about $1 by a marine he met earlier in the evening. The incident was noted after he reported to the polls last night. The account is sparse and lacks further details.
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Cayton Ketsayer
Sircat
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C. G. Sloan & Co
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Goodyear Concer
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