Jeer and Hoot as Chadwick Faces Indictments at Depot
Federal grand jury returns three charges of aiding to defraud a national bank and two of conspiracy against Mrs Cassie Chadwick. She faints in custody and endures mob abuse at Cleveland station before being escorted to federal offices and later to jail. Her son Emil and maid Freda Swanstrom accompany her. crowds shout threats and jeer as deputies protect the prisoner and news photographers capture the scene.
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Federal Grand Jury
National Bank
Sheldan Fay
Woshidwoek
Imerneng
Trier
Forbert
Earth Care
Mrs. Chadwick
Federal Office
Federal Building
Freda
Chadwick
Emil
White
Pearteral
Securities
Fke
United States
Sheldon Q. Kerruish
Alsa
Sullivan
Wdd
Marshal Chandler
New York
Anding
Federal
Eiul
Onlu
Huctd Avenue
Janier Eggers
Barry
Chad Wick
Cleveland
Hoover
Dramatic Testimony in Patterson Young Murder Trial
Mrs. Young testified in the Nan Patterson murder case in New York Supreme Court, identifying a letter tied to the victim and recounting a set of witnesses' statements. Brother-in-law testimony described a tense meeting between Young and Patterson the night before the tragedy, with drivers and hotel records cited in the evolving trial.
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New York
Mrs. Young
Bernard Ll. McKean
Young
Miss Patterson Y
Miss Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
William Tuce
John Crowley
Trial testimony recalls plan to send Patterson to Europe
Witnesses describe Bernard L. McKean and others discussing Miss Patterson in May, with Young pressuring her to travel to Europe. Patterson resists, citing affection for Young and reluctance to leave New York, while McKean arranges travel tickets and Mrs. Young identifies a letter connected to the scheme.
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Bernard L. McKean
Young
Miss Patterson
Circle
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Europe
Patterson
Barkentine Emita Struck Ocean Shoal And Sank
Aboard the barkentine Emita, Captain W. B. Reemie and eight aboard survived a wreck off Diamond Shoal after a heavy storm. Fifteen hours later the Clyde Line steamer New York rescued the castaway crew, who drifted for twenty miles in a flooded forward deck house before fire signals drew help.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Clyde Line
Fernandina
Fall River
Diamond Shoal
Cape Hatteras
W. B. Reemie
Machias
Newports
Voting trust for Lehigh coal line formed
Philadelphia December 14. A voting trust backed by a majority of Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company stock is nearly complete. Trustees include George H. Earle Jr, George H. Frazier, H Dale Benson, Hiskine Hewitt, and B B Clark. Leading brokerages pledge over 170000 shares, with Reading and Pennsylvania interests in the board. Bankers hold about 55000 shares. Trust aims to prevent interference and boost yearly coal output and dividends.
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Philadelphia
Jean
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
George H. Earle, Jr
George H. Frazier
H. Dale Benson
Hiskine Hewitt
Bb. W. Clark
Reading
Pennsylvania
Coal Combine
Whisky Seizures Reported at Louisville Wholesale Hides
Local revenue agents report seizures at several wholesale whisky houses in Louisville. They claim colored whisky is produced by removing portions of fine liquor and replacing it with cheaper spirits. Coloring matter hides the adulteration, a process detected by a chemical found by agents six months ago.
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Louisville
Internal Revenue
Washington
Shot From Ambush In Maryland Railroad Car
Herman Sturt, a local youth, was mysteriously shot while riding in a buggy with Farmer Job Walter near Bedford, Maryland. The vehicle carried other Walter family members. a gun fired, Sturt cried out in pain, and a bullet lodged under his collarbone. The attack’s shooter remains unknown as a physician treated the severe wound at Walter’s home. Rosa Di Pietro Acquitted in New York murder case. Land fraud case in Portland adjourned to March. Seaboard trains to Florida from Washington with schedules listed.
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Washington
Cumberland
Herman Sturt
Bedford
Job Walter
Mr. Walter
Sturt
Trial of New York Banker in Grand Larceny Case
In New York a grand larceny trial continued at the Tombs for banker George B. Fisher over a $15,000 Southern Textile Company note guaranteed by six men. Witnesses testified Fisher paid only his partners shares, while Langdon said no cash was given and the half payment was in bonds. The defense sought dismissal. magistrate Ommer set a later date to rule.
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New York
Tombs
George B. Fisher
Wall Street
Southern Textile Company
Fisher
T. Ashby Blythe
Peter J. Carr
Philadelphia
T. W. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Arnold K. Brown
Edwin Langdon
Corr
Blythe
Pratt
Ommer
Pries
Russia considers liberal reforms and a consultative body
St Petersburg reports that the government may back extensive reforms including a consultative legislative body and a liberalized press. The plan traces to Prince Vasilchikoff’s zemakaya douma concept for a land council with zemstvo delegates. Sviatopol-Mirsky reportedly favors the scheme and may push his successor.
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St. Petersburg
France
Prince Vasilchikoff
Russia
Zemakaya Douma
Land Council
Zemstvo
Interior
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Prince Vashchikoff
Spanish cabinet resigns over reform and appointments
Madrid December 14 The entire cabinet resigns after ministers clash over proposed military reforms and the king's refusal to confirm war minister nominations. Maura declines to form a new cabinet unless parliament is dissolved while Azcabrera hints he will not lead without Maura and Silvera support. The crisis centers on the king's veto of General Lonza as chief of the general staff.
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Madrid
Senor Maura
Azcabrara
Senors
Maura
Silvera
Gen. Lonp
Terms Reduced for Russian Assassin Sasoneff and Ally
In St Petersburg the trial of Sasoneff and accomplice Sikoritsky concluded with Sasoneff, unable to speak due to wounds, delivering a justification speech. Sasoneff’s life term became fourteen years while Sikoritsky’s twenty year sentence was cut to ten years under the emperor’s manifesto issued at the birth of the heir.
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St. Petersburg
Sasoneff
von Plehve
Sikoritsky
Viborg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas
Cincinnati Molders Charged in Dynamite Outrages
In Cincinnati on December 14 the preliminary stage in the molders case closed as Fred Rauhauser sr and jr, John Hook, and Joseph Holowell were bound over to the grand jury on complicity in dynamiting Hu reka foundry molds. The jury also weighs President Valentine of the International Molders' Union. Rauhauser Jr faces malicious destruction of property, others aiding and abetting.
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Cincinnati Moldera
Cincinnati
Fred Rauhauser
John Hook
Joseph Holowell
Hureka
Valentine
International Molders’ Union
Fred Rauhauser, Jr
Bank of Rice robbed near Rice i fon
Robbers blew open the Bank of Rice safe near Rice i fon fifteen miles north of St. Cloud and secured 2000 in cash and 15000 in negotiable paper. They escaped on a stolen team of horses. Three suspects have been arrested.
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St. Cloud, Saa
Ae. Oe
Muvvers
Bank of Rice
Rice i Fon
Here
South The Theme Tribute From McClellan Dinner
Three hundred fifty Southern Society of New York members and guests filled the Waldorf Astoria ballroom for the nineteenth annual dinner. President Harrison praised Southern virtues and tariff for revenue. Mayor McClellan, Col. Bingham, George Graham and Dr. Alderman spoke on idealism, race, leadership, and the South’s need for trained men and endowments.
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Harrison
South World
Alderman
South
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Southern Society of New York
Maryland
Dixie
Jarrison
MacClelan
George 5. Graham
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
HE. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Yale President Hadley Detains Beggar Impostor
Yale University President Hadley, aided by two students, helped arrest an impostor who claimed to be Charles F. Porter of Denver seeking a loan to reach Syracuse. Porter, about sixty, faces a begging charge as police plan arraignment. Also noted: Alfred G. Lewis of Chicago arrested as a fugitive from justice over a $50,000 embezzlement. former Minneapolis mayor A A Ames freed of bribery indictments. a lone robber took 3200 from a Hibbing bank. a Chicago sleeper train schedule noted.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
Yale University
Charles F. Porter
Denver
Colo
Syracuse
N. Y
Detective Bureau
Porter
Xork
Chicago
Stratford
Alfred G. Lewis
Cleveland Crowds Jeer Mrs Chadwick and Nan Patterson Case
In this 10 day issue, the record notes Cleveland crowds jeering Mrs Chadwick, Nan Patterson facing Young's widow, and other items including Southerners at a banquet, Denver votes thrown out, and social notices.
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Cleveland
Chadwick
Nan Patterson
Young
Maryland
Shaw
Christmas Issue Preview for The Sunday Post
The Christmas edition of The Sunday Post promises record circulation and unprecedented demand with an art supplement and fine array of features. Advertisers are urged to submit copy early as space cannot be guaranteed for new advertisers and merchants are advised to prepare announcements promptly.
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THE
Sunday Post
Washington
Fraud charges against two men end in guilty plea
Chicago reports Steven W. Jacobs and Charles J. Van Anden pled guilty to running a phony insurance scheme using the mails. Witnesses from across the United States testified they paid premiums on fire policies but could not collect after losses. Sentencing set for December 27. complaints extend from Baltimore and 100 other cities.
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Chicago
Steven W. Jacobs
Charles J. van Anden
United States
Jacobs
van Anden
Baltimore
E. V. Durvat
Ambassadorship to France Circulates as Walsh Likely Pick
Washington rumor suggests after March 4 Thomas F. Walsh of Colorado may replace Gen Horace Porter as U S ambassador to France. Porter reportedly does not seek reappointment while Walsh, wealthy and socially connected, is known in diplomatic circles and Paris visits. Whitelaw Reid may take England post.
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Thomas F. Walsh
Gen. Porter
Washington
Colorado
Horace Porter
New York
United States
France
Porter
Walsh
Paris
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Choate
England
Goodman Arrested Over Threats After Suspended Sentence
J W Goodman of Nogales Ariz was rearrested in New York on a Greene Consolidated Copper Company complaint. He had been given a suspended sentence and ordered to leave the city but returned. He was committed to Tombs prison without bail until tomorrow amid reports of threatening letters to W C Greene and Col Bird S Coler.
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New York
J. W. Goodman
Nogales
Ariz
W. C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
Greene
Goodman
Tombs
Bird S. Coler
Col. Greene
Secretary Taft Returns From Panama Voyage
Secretary Taft arrived in Washington at 11 30 p m with Mrs Taft and a party including Senor Obaldia Minister of Panama to the U S Rear Admiral Walker Isthmian Canal Commission president and Charles G Magoon law officer of the commission Also N W Cromwell attorney who negotiated the canal sale to the United States Special to the warning Richmond Va Dec 14 E C Burnett was acquitted today by the police justice after fatally shooting H L Fulcher Fulcher attacked Burnett four times and Burnett fired four shots Fulcher died after months in hospital The note ends with an offer about savings accounts from Union Trust Storage Co 1414 Fat
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Rosa di Pietro
New York
Dec. H
Michael Rago
Obaldia
Walker
Taft
Washington
Panama
Senor Obaldia
United States
Admiral Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Charles G. Magoon
N. W. Cromwell
Richmond
E. C. Burnett
H. L. Fulcher
Commonwealths
Fulcher
Burnett
Vote Thrown Out Shapes Colorado Governor Race Ruling
Colorado Supreme Court voided Precinct 7 Ward X votes amid alleged frauds, a decision that could upend state election outcomes. The ruling favors Republicans by shifting control of the legislature and city offices, with potential impact on Adams and Penhony races. A dissent noted the case involved Pueblo juries and widespread corruption claims.
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Denver
Adams
Supreme Court
Colo
Ward
House
Senate
Alva Adams
James H. Penhony
Adam
Gabbert
Steele
Pueblo
Calo
Dee Jury
Fairbanks to Roosevelts Initiation in Masonic Order
Indianapolis reports that Vice President-elect banks has applied for Masonic Order. The group acted favorably on his initiation, with plans for Washington to announce the move. Fairbanks promised a friend that if elected vice president he would join the order.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Banks
Fires claim two lives and devastate Minneapolis blocks
Two firemen killed and three others burned as blazes raged late last night in Minneapolis. Property losses total 647000 insured, covering multiple buildings and stocks including Hale Homestead property and Powers Department Store. Authorities report extensive damage across several named firms and residences.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jacob F. Millen
John Fellows
O H. Peck
Bautell Bros
Hintliff Manufacturing Company
Hale Homestead Company
Minnesapolis
Mercantile
C. H. Peck
Boutell Bros
Bintlimt Manufacturing Company
Powers Department Broga
Powers
Northwestern Bank
Farmers and Meechanics’ Savings Bank
Stamford
Conn
Grand Opera House
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Cassie
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Federa
Skhrouff
Enumy
Maseedo Treet
Maryty Seba
Stites
Welker
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Ben
Mary Chadwich
Natal
Browat
Asmutel
Wren
Clevelura
Vanlige
Caine
Marshal Chan
Weis
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norolk & Washington Steamgoat Co
Footrist
Searse
Chandler
Aeniin
Widow
Rand Clo
Rand
Hand
Davis
Smith
Treasury Department
Julia Smith
War Department
Hoboken
L. R. Slocum
J. Randolph Patterson
Garvan
Levy
Willliam Luce
Caesar’ Young
Luce
Luce Ana Tua
Tounge
Harlem
Mr. Levy
FT Aid
Barkentine Emita
Voting Trust
Lehigh
North Amer
Portland
Oreg
Francis Heney
Bellinger
Public Lands
Seaboard
Florida
Pa. Ave
NEW York Banker
Southern Texas Company
Parliament For
Minnesota
London
Bow Street
James Wallace
Marquette, Mich
Edward Breitung
Marquette
Pennsylvania Railroad
1St Congressional Limited
Banquest
M’clellan
Gens
McClellan
Lee
Johnston
Stonewall Jackson
Waughington
Jefferson
Col
Robert Bingham
Ames
Win
A. A. Ames
Bliiott
W. A Kerr
Robe Bank
Hibbling
Chisholm
Greiser
Part
Goodman IS
Union Tvrust & Storage Co
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Surance
Atlanta, Ga
T.R. Sawtell
Stephens
Richland
Texas
Corporation Commission
Washington Post
Bristol, Tenn
Virginia Corporation Commission
Bristol
Clinch Valley
Worfolk and Western
Virginia and Southwestern Railway
Wiliam Buckles
Holston Valley
Royal Limited
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