Mrs Chadwick vows to pay all debts and face creditors
Mrs Chadwick declares she will meet every obligation and fight all claims as she travels from New York to Cleveland under guard. She says bail offers existed and denies reports of health collapse, insisting she remains self controlled while avoiding questions about Andrew Carnegie or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Cleveland
Buffalo Limited
Grand Central
New York Central
United States
Henkel
Kumb
Keller
Mars Henkel
Poughkeepsie
Andrew Carnegie
Jasper Jo Karmany
Carnegie
Karmany
Florida
Tne
Marshal
Henkets
Fibner
Aly Carpentocele
Devotion to Cleveland Delays Chadwick Case Return
The speaker says she has not been forced to return to Cleveland and delayed departure to see the grand jury’s actions. She notes readiness to go back if indicted, recalls packing, and credits United States Marshal Henkel for help, while thanking supporters as she remains nervous and exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henkel
Mrs Chadwick's Escort Trains Out After Court Order
United States Marshal Henkel and deputies guard Mrs. Chadwick as she is moved from the Tombs to the federal building and ultimately to Cleveland. Carriage escorts, security inside the hotel, and a drawing room aboard the Buffalo Limited frame a tense transport amid protests, with counsel signaling continued involvement but no bail in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Henkel
Shields
Adams
United States Circuit Court
Cleveland
Five Million Fire Loss In Minneapolis Blaze
A devastating Minneapolis fire started at H. Peck & Co. on Fifth Street and First Avenue South, triggering a citywide blaze fought with wind and zero temperatures. The Boutelle Brothers furniture house also caught fire, with embers spreading. St Paul dispatched all available fire apparatus. Reported fatalities include three firefighters amid efforts to save nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
H. Peck & Co
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Peck
Boutelle Brothers
St. Paul
Rockefeller gift to Chicago ends with big endowment
Chicago gives gain to the University of Chicago as John D. Rockefeller funds an endowment between 2 million and 3.3 million for a new school of engineering as President Harper returns from New York and an official announcement looms. In Youngstown Ohio a jury acquits in the Wolf manslaughter case after a shooting linked to steel strike turmoil. A Seaboard line train departs Pinehurst at 16 50 a m from Office 1421 Pa ave.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
The
Baptist Theological Union
Harper
New York
Youngstown
Ohio
Wolf
Thomas Connelly
Patrick McLaughlin
American Steel Hoop Company
Pinehurst
Seaboard
Pa. Ave
Mount Airy gang tied to bank robberies and a boy's death
Special to The Washington Post reports Edward Morgan alias Edward Johnson, accused bank robber and safe blower, linked to Mount Airy incident after he was identified as seen near the town. Morgan served time in Moundaville and faces U S indictments for a 1898 Plymouth post office robbery. The piece also recounts a boy named Crump who died after nursing by gang members, a Brookland post office sighting identifying suspects, and ongoing efforts by Marshal Farnan, Capt. Pumphrey, and inspectors to establish charges against twenty four prisoners in Baltimore.
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Moundaville
Alexandria
Brookland, D. C
Washington Post
Baltimore
Edward Morgan
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Morgan
Edward Johnson
W. Va
Bramwell
United States
Plymouth
N. Y
Grannan
Marshal Farnan
Capt. Pumphrey
The
Bang
Hang
Hadred
Life
Say
Waa
Young Crump
Tidt South Caroline Street
A. M. Rosett
Edgar T. Crump
Southern Railway
Brookland
Misa Mary M. Maston
D. c
Washington
Nor
Allas Norway
Miss Maston
John Smith
Frisco Slim
Pumphrey
Secret Service
United States Postal
Hooten
Wright
Bribery at polls alleged in Nova Scotia
Halifax reports legal action filed in Supreme Court seeking vacancies for eight Liberal seats after petitions claim bribery by agents in the general election of November 3. Fielding and Borden named, accused of collusion with Grand Trunk Pacific Railway promoters to fund Liberal winners. Conservative party aims to gain seats amid Liberal defeats. Fielding traveled from New York to Naples via the Cretic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Nova Scotia
W. 8
Fielding
Frederick Borden
Supreme Court
Etx
Messrs
Borden
Grand Trunk Pacific
House of Commons
R. L. Borden
Sir Frederick
New York
White Star Line
Cretic
Naples
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Democrats Carry Boston in Municipal Elections Amid Curley’s Jail Term
Boston voters kept aldermanic and common council majorities Democratic while Cambridge swung to nonpartisans, and Newburyport and Woburn shifted to license. Alderman Curley, jailed for conspiracy, was renominated and may be reelected. Mayoral races favored eleven Republicans, three Democrats, and three nonpartisans. Newton voted no license.
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Boston
Newburyport
Woburn
Cambridge
Salem
D. Charles
Guy W. Emerson
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
J. M. Curley
Charles Street
Curley
United States
Patrick A. Collins
Newton
Beverly
Joseph Wallace
Augustine K. Daly
Chelsea
E. A. Willard
Chicopes
Albert H. Taylor
Everett
H. H. Heustis
Republica
Fall River
John T. Coughlin
Holyoke
Nathaniel P. Avery
Lowell
James B. Casey
Lynn
Henry W. Eastham
Malden
William A. Hasting
Medford
Mitchell F. Dwyer
Citizen Republcan
Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
William F. Houston
East Salam
Joseph N. Peterson
Bomnervile
Leonard B. Chandler
Lawrence Reefle
Worcester
Walter H. Blodgett
Miles’ New Duties for Gov Elect Douglas
Boston December 13 Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles retired as chief of staff will represent Gov elect Douglas at reviews parades balls and social events he cannot attend Lieut Gov Guild will attend business conventions and civil meetings this arrangement announced today Florida trains from Washington depart daily at 10 51 am and 3 50 pm with Pullman drawing room sleeping and dining car service.
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Boston
Nelson A. Miles
Douglas
Guild
Southern Kway
Florida
Ashington
Pullman
Chadwick Goes to Cleveland Riot In Hungarian Parliament
A compact index item notes Chadwick moving to Cleveland and a riot in the Hungarian Parliament. It mentions Maryland identifications, criminal cases against Cracksmen for Nan Patterson, and other legal and political items listed across sections II to XV in this issue.
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Chadwick
Clevelaffa
Maryland
Nan Patterson
Ball Machen
Carnegie Institute
Waggenman Trustes
Swayne
Crowntown
Virginia Studenta
Wall Street
Shetter
Methodist University
Supreme Court
Rumored Japanese Warship Sinking Near Port Arthur
The Daily Telegraph reporter at Chefoo cites a rumor of a large Japanese warship sunk off Port Arthur on November 30 with 300 drowned, and of two Russian torpedo-boat destroyers sunk on November 2. The first disaster may reflect earlier reports of the cruiser Falyen.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Falyen
Barbed wire halts Don Cossacks at Panpausen action
A November dispatch from Mukden describes a Don Cossack charge against a Japanese battery that failed at the muzzle of guns due to concealed barbed wire entanglements. The attack left ten dead and twenty eight wounded, with the colonel severely wounded but continuing to fight as horses were slain. The column withdrew in orderly retreat as observers debate barbed wire as legitimate warfare.
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Associated Press
Mukden
Don Cossacks
Kuropatkin
Panpausen
Tzingiatun
Liandiantun
Thandiantun
Penang Warns Fishermen Over Hidden Warships
Penang reports a four funnel gray warship with no flag seen 150 miles westward on December 11, heading toward Wey Island, while the French cruiser Des cartes and four torpedo boat destroyers are also at Wey Island. Penang authorities urge fishing fleets to display lights to avoid danger.
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Penang
Straits Settlements
Pegu
Wey Island
Descartes
Suda Bay
Island of
Crete
Izumrud
Lisbon
Portugal
Massamedes
Portuguese West Africa
Patterson Tripeats in Court as Morgan Smith Ties
Nan Patterson faces questions about an alleged conspiracy with J Morgan Smith to murder Caesar Young. Key witnesses include pawnbroker Hyman Stern who sold the revolver, newsboy Joseph Hewitt, and hotel clerk Frederick Trainor detailing movements the night before Young's death. Expert Dr Ernest Lederle reported no powder traces on skin from Young's fingers while Dr Phelps testified the fatal shot came from left to right.
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Young
Phelps Holda
Newsboy
New York
Supreme Court
Nan Patterson
Vernon M. Davis
Caesar Young
Hyman Stern
Stern
J. Morgan Smith
Sweeny
Smith
Justice Davis
Ernest J. Tederle
Dor
Lederle
Baller Buys Fee Chatien Phelpa
Tisttea T Davig
Phelpa
Miss Patterson
Tom
Joseph Hewitt
Morgan Smith
van Patterson
Fiftyninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Frederick J. Trainor
Columbus Avenue
Electric chair death ends murder case in Auburn prison
Nelson Boggiano, twenty four, Italian electrician, was executed in the Auburn prison for the June murder of Henry Bender in Buffalo. He killed the husband to win the wife, firing two shots and slashing the throat until nearly decapitated. He claimed death would be painless and said he and the public executioner shared a union bond. Also noted is a forthcoming art exhibition at the Arlington Hotel featuring a million dollar collection of tapestries Persian carpets and fine furniture running December 15 to 16 with no admission charge.
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Auburn
Nelson Boggiano
Henry Bender
Buffalo
Boggiano
Bender
Arlington Hotel
Washington
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Mrs. Chadwick
Chadwith
Philip Carpenter
Whadwiel
Carpenter
Hle Saul
Euman
Cerca
Adwick
Oshall
Morrow
West Work
Holand House
Bifth
Holland House
New York City
Whem
Sherry’s
Enon
Ant
Chadwie
New
Siy Ibis
Swich
Niewspaper
Powers
Simil
Flenkel
Rasnna
Maryeshal Tenkela
James P. Welker
Joseph Kumb
Aida
Henry Phipps
Phipps
Pittsburg
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Norfol
London Times
Budapest
Presidential Tribune
Francis Kossuth
United Opposition
Lee Albert Apponyi
Hungary
Mer. Molnar
Tisza
Ilo
Beal
Elier
Enpueltian Ib
Reagan
House of Deputies
Count Apponyi
Banfty
Count Zichy
Count Apponyt
Kossuth
Count Andrassy
Austria
Independence Party
Pless
Red Hef
St. Pawl
Sparka
Democrats
Massachusetts
Miles’ New
Part
Saigon
Dogger Bank
East
Bremerhaven
Germany
Lloyd Steamship Company
Theard
Sloan’s
Rand
Mr. Rand
Mr. Levy
Alewsps
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