Extradition Surrender Ordered in Porter Charlton Case
The United States will honor Italy s request to surrender Porter Charlton charged with murdering his wife at Lake Como. Secretary Knox ruled the extradition treaty requires reciprocal surrender and upheld the Italian demand despite Italy s refusal to extradite Italian fugitives. The decision notes insanity questions lie to the courts and cites precedent and treaty provisions supporting surrender and United States duties under the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Italy
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
United States
Chariton
Department
Porter Chariton
Charlton
Allan
New York
State Department
Tuly
Juster Charlton
Redstar
Great Britain
Furter
Riots in Calcutta Over Cow Sacrifice at Muslim Festival
In Calcutta on December 9, riots erupted after Muslims planned to sacrifice cows for a coming religious festival. About 150 people were injured as Hindus protested, seeking police intervention the police refused to act, leading to the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohamme
Calcutta
Mohamme Dans
Carnegie Apple Shipment to Ottawa for Royal Subscribers
Andrew Carnegie ordered 28 barrels of the best Canadian Northern Spy apples from an Ottawa firm. Shipped today to undisclosed addresses, the dealers say the fruit is for titled persons in the old country. The apples are described as the choicest procurable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Ottawa
Ontario
Andrew Carnegie
Perkins to retire from J. P. Morgan & Co extends profit sharing plan
George W. Perkins announces retirement from J. P. Morgan & Co on January 1 1911 to devote time to expanding profit sharing and other benefit plans. He will continue ties with industrial and business groups and seeks to advance cooperation between capital and labor. Whitney also retires. Porter and Laurent named new partners in the Morgan firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Whitney
New York
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mr. Perkins
J. F P. Morgan & Co
Columbia University
Harvard University
Perkins Haa
Tie
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Whitney
Morgan & Co
Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Messrs
J. P. Moran & Co
Edward ¥. Whitney
George W. Perking
William H. Porter
Chemical National Bank
Thomas W. Laurent
Not Girls Protest Sale Man Identifies It
The Le Blanc murder trial in Cambridge Mass centers on Hattie LeBlanc who will not testify as defense aims at the widow Lillian Glover. Witnesses describe Glover’s alleged behavior and threats, while Coffey identifies a revolver bought by a veiled woman. testimony covers family ties and possible self harm threats amid the trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
le Blanc
Hattie le Blanc
Lillian Glover
Waltham
Cape Breton
Glover
Hattie
Hattie LeBlanc
Johnson
Thomas J. Coffey
Boston
Atore
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Coffey
Higgins
Coffey
Susan M. Glover
Irene le Blanc Langley
Glover House
Woman Accused in Glover Case Remarks Spark Courtroom Shock
Court hearings reveal Seymour Glover admitting hearing Mrs Glover speak harshly of her husband and wishing him dead. Testimony includes unprintable epithets and statements about Mrs Glover saying she would kill her husband. Several witnesses recount vulgar language and implications of infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Higgins
MacFarland
Johnson
Seymour Glover
Seymour
Ion
J. Harold Kavener
Somerville
Rubber Official Drowned in Bristol Harbor Tragedy
W De Forest Brown secretary and treasurer of the National India Rubber Company drowned while duck hunting when his canoe struck an oyster stake and sank in icy Briatel harbor. The body found at 2 15 pm by John H Wall as torpedo station boats from Newport and the naval tug Chickasaw aided the search under Lt Thazies Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. de Forest Brown
Washington Post
Providence
R- 1
W. de Forest
Brown
National India Rubber Company
Briatel Harbor
John H. Wall
Torpedo Station
Newport
Chickasaw
Bristol
Navy Department
Thazies Belknap
Women jurors decide divorce custody case in rush verdict
A San Francisco superior court jury of twelve women ruled on Mrs. Mary A. Black and Owen A. Black custody case without awaiting court instructions. The jury reached a verdict in the box, and the judge entered the order modifying the decree accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ender
San Francisco
Graham
Mary A. Black
Owen A. Black
Rival Cuban lawmakers die in Havana duel near palace
Havana reports a duel between Severo Moleon and Gen. Sanchez Figuera, both lawmakers, in a crowded street behind the palace. Moleon dies from a neck wound, Figuera is wounded in the stomach, two bystanders hurt. The fight stems from liberal faction tensions over an arsenal property swap tied to United Railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Severo Moteon
Sanchez Figuera
House of Representatives
Pino Guerra
Senor Moleon
Piguera
Gomez
Figuera
Figuersa
United Railways Company
Fista
Lores
Senor San Miguel
Moleon
Archange
Estrada's Brother Near Death in Nicaragua
Gen Jose Dolores Estrada provisional president when Dr Jose Medriz left office is dying in San Juan del Sur Nicaragua. Vic is a brother of Gen Juan Estrada president of the republic. Includes travel note about Baltimore and Reten trains with weekend service and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Jose Dolores Estrada
Jose Medriz
Vic
Juan J. Estrada
Republic
Acquitted Slayer Cheers Spark in Vincennes Courtroom
In Vincennes Indiana December 9 Menlo Moore owner of the Red Mill Theater was acquitted of murder in the death of Charles Gibson a wealthy oil operator who had broken up his home. Amid a wild post verdict celebration women cheered screamed and rushed the platform as Moore sat and jurors were mobbed Judges attempt to restrain the scene failed and Orlando Cobb left the courtroom quietly as the crowd surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Washington Post
Vincennes
Ind
Menlo Moore
Red Mill Theater
Charles I. Gibson
Gibson
Moores
Orlando M. Cobb
Wilson Attacks Governor Elect Over Senate Coercion
Newark and Princeton reports show former Senator Smith condemning Gov elect Wilson for pressuring the New Jersey legislature on the U S Senate race. Wilson backs James E Martine while opposing James Smith Jr. and asserts the governor elect’s stance risks unfair party discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent
New Jersey
Democratic State’ Committee
Wilsom
Newark
N. J
Dee
United States
Smith
Wilsan
Wilson
James B. Martine
Kean
Avernor-Elect
Wilsdtt
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
James E. Martine
Plainfield
James Smith, Jr
Martine
Stolen Boy Case Ties Italian Gang to Kidnappings in City
Nine men and two women held on $40,000 bail each as police pursue a new Italian gang seen behind Giuseppe Longo and Michael Rizzo kidnappings. Giuseppe, 8, retold the tale of a moving picture ride and confinement in a harsh apartment. Michael, 6, wandered Harlem streets after being taken. Victims reported bread and water meals, cold rooms, and a blur of bridges on the escape route to a three-room flat. Police believe all three kidnappings stem from the same gang, with several members still at large and a Chicago connection noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rizzo
New York
Detective Bureau
Giuseppe Longo
Brooklyn
Giuseppe
East Side
Manhattan
Michael
Harlem
Giuseppe Long
Chicago
Marta Rap
Maria Rappa
Maria
Joan Fencenza
Fencenza
Michael EB. Rizzo
Garlo Gagiiotto
Roebling Street
Aimilar
Cheriton to Be Extradited Perkins Out of Morgan Firm
Excerpted items list a mix of sensational and political notes including a man named Perkins linked to Morgan firm and a plan for extradition. Other brief items mention a girl from Le Blanc, ex senator Smith replying to Wilson, and a kidnapped boy freed. The page also notes a death by suicide, a boar attack, and various society items alongside river and harbor legislation and political updates.
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Cheriton
Perkins
Morgan
le Blanc
Smith
Wilson
Randolph
Mad Boar
Cenans Bureau
Mrs. Eddy
Dickinson
Timothy Healy
Bastorial
Weekly Trade Review
Baltimore
News of
Alexandria
Gen Randolph, Noted Artillery Officer, Kills Self in Washington Home
Brig. Gen. Wallace F. Randolph, retired chief of coast artillery, shot himself at his address 1817 New Hampshire Ave NW after long illness and depression. Coroner calls death suicide amid grief over Gen. Wood’s death, with no note found and family survivors listed.
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Gen. Wood
Washington
Wallace F. Randolph
the Coast Artilery
New Hampshire Avenue
Gen. Randolph
Randolph
Nevitt Wen
Charles G. Treat
The
War College
Gen
Kirliney
Treat
Col. Treat
Friend
Oliver Hi. Wood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wood
Philadelphia
Seventeenth
Pennsylvania Infantry
Fifth
United States Artillery
Winchester
Third Artillery
Libby
Chica
Hominy
Yorktown
Fort Monroe
Miles
Syracuse man falls from ice to save keg on canal bridge
John F. Gleason of 324 Apple Street Syracuse fell while carrying a keg of rivets on a 36 foot ice covered barge canal bridge at Fort Plain New York. He kept his balance until near the edge and released the keg to break a hole allowing his escape with only a cold plunge. Nearby boys pulled him to safety, the keg escaped injury but was wet and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Plain
John F. Clenson
Apple Strvest
Syracuse
Gleason
Man fatally gored by boar near Forest Glen
Archibald Small, brother of John H Smail of Washington and New York, died after three days of injuries from a Berkshire boar at Providence Farm near Forest Glen Maryland. He was gored when driving the animal from a pen in the barn and lapsed after receiving aid from a hired man and doctors. Funeral services were held at Silver Spring and in the city. interment at Usk Hill Cemetery. Archibald, born August 2, 1863 in Georgetown, was a noted fancy stock raiser with no children and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Small
Silver Spring
Taska
Archibald Small
John H. Smail
Washington
New York
Providence Farm
Forest Glen
Mr. Sennelt
Mr Small
Mr. Smail
Mrs. Small
Silver Spring Episcopal Church
George McGrew
Church of the Epiphany
Randolph Hf McKim
Silver Spring Church
Small
Usk Hil
Georgetown
D. C
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Montgomery County
Rescue at Lake Ontario Foils Shipwrecked Crew
Twenty men and women aboard the stranded steamship John Sharplea were rescued in a Lake Ontario effort during a snowstorm. The Chicago bound vessel grounded near Loup Island, waves flooded the boiler room, and only when Hinckley arrived were survivors carried to shore or to the island. The Sharplea remains abandoned but may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Pec
Lake Ontario
John Sharplea
Chicago
Loup Island
Ogdensburg
Hinckley
George Russell
Hincktey
Sharples
Freight Bill Too Big For Dinosaur Transport Story
A Washington dispatch notes Pittsburg risks losing a massive Utah dinosaur fossil recently uncovered. Freight bills total $3.10 per hundred pounds, with a single tie valued at $3,348 and a horn at $18,724. Transport costs could reach $5,000 for the tall beast, threatening its Carnegie Museum debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Utah
Carnegie Museum
GEMS VANISH ON STEAMER AND SUIT OVER LOSS
Mrs Rose Douglas Lewis wife of Col James Hamilton Leva former congressman and corporate counsel of Chicago sues Cunard Steamship Company in superior court for damages. She alleges in 1908 during a European trip stewards worth about 16000 dollars were stolen from her estate aboard a Cunard liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
Cunard Company
Chicago
Rose Douglas Lewis
James Hamilton Leva
Corporaton
Curard Steamship Company
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Extra
Baldimore
Beltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tra
Eve
Carnegie
Ironmaster
Morgan Firm
G. W. Perkins
Mia
Jrourise
Bond
Roosevelt
South Bend
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Hall
Benton Harbor
Mich
Higwill
Washington, D. C
Brimstone Creek
Scott County
Tenn
Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
Hotel Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Moteon
Estrada’s
Haltimore and
Retén
Ghis
Royal Limited
Dr. Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
GANG
Nish
Pennsylvania
Znion Station
U.S. A
Self
Keg
Maryland
Laborer
Pitchfork
Score
Lake
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