Did Not Kill Young Tells Story of Last Ride
Miss Nan Patterson, on trial for Caesar Young's murder, testifies denying any killing or pistol possession. She recounts the cab ride, a heated confrontation, and Young's alleged threats to leave for Europe. The courtroom is packed as the first day resumes with the Earl of Suffolk observing.
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Young
Hazleton
New York
Kavy
Misa Nan Patterson
Nolee
Miss Patterson
Caesar Young
Europe
Mr. Young
Mr. Young JT
Nan
Chesact Young
Mr. Levy
Leys
Mr Young
Aussistant Lustrat
Rand
Earl of Suffolk
Vernon M. Davis
Daisy Leiter
Chicago
Hen
Eleven Die As Wall Falls At Burned Hotel Block
Eleven people are believed dead after a heavy wall collapsed from the burning O. H. Peck building adjoining a Minneapolis hotel. The blaze occurred last week and the collapse trapped occupants, with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
O. H. Peck
Train Wreck In Philadelphia Yards Injures Two
The Chicago Limited on the Pennsylvania Railroad collided with a local train in Philadelphia yards at Forty fourth and Girard avenues. Two sleeping cars overturned. H Sebastian of Detroit and L M Beamer of New York City were injured. Fire and delays followed as passengers were evacuated after an hour.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Limited
Pennsylvania
New York
Fourty-fourth
Girard Avenue
H. Sebastian
Detroit
Mich
L. M. Beamer
New York City
Lmited
Ffth
Ing
Wark
Traf
Cros
Pranpugerh
Alllta
Se Bastian
Haamer
Probing land frauds rumor reach grand jury
Portland dispatch reports the U S grand jury convened to probe timber land frauds in the Roseburg district near Bohemia. Rumors accuse prominent legal and political figures. some convicted in related cases may receive leniency in exchange for cooperation. A protest over Secretary Hitchcock’s conduct is urged by Western senators toward resignation.
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Hitchcock
Portland
Oreg
Elvery Land Office
Oregon
United States
Grand Jury
Roseburg
Bohemia
A. W. Barber
Range 7
Horace G. McKinley
S. A. D. Puter
Emma L. Watson
D. W. Tarpley
R. Green
John H. Hall
Heney
Papa
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Land Office
Benator Mitchell
Hermann
Frealy
Secratary Etchoork
Hatchcock
Prosecution clash over Lawson case delays arraignment
District Attorney Jerome reports surprise at a rival lawyer representing larger interests in the Lawson prosecution. Beattie’s client did not appear, and Jerome refuses to name the other lawyer or interests while pledging to aid the plaintiff’s case. A magistrate will be sought with assistance from Jerome’s office. Parlor Car to Pinehurst on Seaboard train begins December 5. Office 1421 Paaye.
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Flo
Caesar
Saratoga
Wack
Thomas W. Lawson
Jerome
Charles M. Beattie
Beattie
Mr. Jerome
New York
Henry Ren Patien
Grand Jury
Pinehurst
Seaboard
Paaye
Czar's Fort Falls In Logical Worded Assault
Japanese force mined the north fort of Hast Kekwan Mountain near Mast Kekwan, blew interior walls, and captured the fort after a brutal hand to hand fight with grenades and bayonets. Sixty Japanese died in a premature rush buried under debris. Russian casualties said not heavy. French and British dispatches describe the siege and the new town approach near Liaoti Mountain and Port Arthur.
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New Town
Liaoti Mountain
Tokyo
Mast Kekwan Mountain
Noga
Liaodi Mountain
Port Arthur
Sungshu Mountain
London
Kekwan
Chefoo
Dalny
Mizzeneoff
Missencotf
Wa-Mater
Fighting in Manchuria and a Russian occupation report
Dispatches from Tokyo and Mukden describe Manchurian fighting between December 17 and 19 with Japanese outposts attacked and heavy cannon fire on the Shakhe Railway bridge, plus a Russian force occupying Dapinda after a sharp engagement. Reports mention a new sickness outbreak among Japanese soldiers amid extreme cold and Russian scouts reaching near Japanese positions.
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Tokyo
Saya
Santaokuntsun
Sinhuntun
Tunghalsengkou
Sufangtal
Shakhe
Mukden
Dapinda
Belinske
Huanshan
Japan's New Heroes Admiral Togo Reports Bold Port Arthur Attacks
Tokyo December 19 reports detail Admiral Togo's forces and torpedo boat actions against Russian ships in Port Arthur harbor. Commander Yezoe and Lieut Nakahara hailed for rescuing crew and fighting, Sevastopol damaged, six torpedo boats reported intact, and plans for continued operations as Togo returns to Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Bevastopol
Port Arthur
Yezoe
Lieut
Nakahara
Hirose
Togo
Port Arthury
Vezoe
Sevastopol
Yesoe
Tieut
Makahori
Makahara
Nakwhori
Peresylet
Paltava
Retvizan
Pabieda
Pallado
Bayan
Flotilas
Unchida
Is Dock
Mitamura
Nakamura
Nakahori
Nakaha~ Ra
Naka~ Hara
Kawaxe
Takahashi
Shonos
Watanaba
Mori
Sekt
Otvashni
Notilla
Seki
Jinguji
Fatilia
Clone
Breeders of Monopoly Spar Over Public Policy
At the Fitchburg banquet Jacob G. Schurman of Cornell said great railroad combinations breed monopoly and Roosevelt backed public regulation to ensure just rates for shippers. He urged reforms to curb unchecked power, noting the unrest from gigantic trusts and higher costs for necessities. Divers Fail to Find Bodies in Sunken Glen Island.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Veco
Pitchburg Merchants’ Association
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Roosevelt
Schurman
Feared men lost as schooners wrecked in December gale
News from Woods Hole and Nantucket report multiple New England schooners sunk or driven ashore by the December 11 storm. Sixty seamen feared dead or missing. vessels include the Richard S. Leaming and George B. Ferguson. Constellation weathered the storm safely aboard.
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Leaming
Hatfield
Muskegete
Wessel
Philadelphia
Windsor
N.S
H. A. Doughty
Cook
Nelson BE
Elmer Hatfield
N. S
Mills
Mr. Doughty
Mr. Leaming
George BE. Ferguson
New Hedford
Maia
Vineyard Haven
Theaene
Double murder at McWilliams Wilcox County Alabama
In Wilcox County McWilliams, James Andrews and his wife were found dead. Mrs Andrews had her throat cut ear to ear and James Andrews lay dead on the floor with several pistol wounds. The case follows a bitter family quarrel linked to a farm transfer between two former wives.
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Selma
Ala
McWilliams
Wilcox County
James Andrews
Andrews
Index 10 Today’s Issue Headlines and Contents
The issue outlines stories across pages including cab tragedy details Nan Patterson, Tokyo heroes, lost Chadwick jewels, Platt in Depew fight, jury selection for Watson, North Sea blunder, Moscow disorder, Smoot case testimony, and various society and business notes. Also racing, Supreme Court decisions, snow removal funds, and legal records.
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Nan Patterson
Tokyo
Chadwick
Platt
Depew
Capitol
Watson
North Sea
Moscow
Smoot
Virginia
Maryland
Supreme Court
Interstate Commission
No trace of jewels woman may testify today
In Cleveland four witnesses testified in the Mrs Casale L Chadwick bankruptcy case as doctors weigh her ability to appear. Her son Emil and maid Freda Swansturm described trips to New York and Boston and the missing trunk and valise. The receiver seeks the hidden property while her attorney fights the move noting her illness and possible court examination tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Casale L Chadwick
Nattran Loeser
Chadwick
Remington
Sveral
Zas Swanstorm
Mrs. Chadwick
New York
Boston
Mrshadwick
Grossman
Holland House
Holand House
Ticover
Freda
Hoover Baid
Hoover
Ewald
Benjamin G. Marzimer
Cleveland Tur
Dawley
Wall
Bettter
Pittsburg, Pa
John B.cunningham
National Bank Examiner
Western Pennsylvania
Chadwick Papar
Platt Seeks Republican Pact On New York Senate Fight
Senator Thomas C. Platt calls a conference of New York Republicans at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to size up support for Senator Depew. He says Gov Odell backs Black or remains neutral, and he has not invited Odell to attend. Ex Gov Black arrives and declares he is not ready to commit.
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New York
Qdell
Thomas C. Pratt
Avenua Hotel
Menaucen
Luadera
Jegislatora
Plathanya
Gov. Odell
Black
Gov
Odelt
Platt
Wall Street
Depew
United States
Odell
Higgins
Troy
Thas
Senate
Washington
Brank
Associated Press
Plate
Senator Depew
Express
Root
Celal
Wim
Republican Party
Pratt
Newburg. N
Platts
Father Seeks Children in District Habeas Case
Speciata The Washington Post reports in Jer ver City today that Judge Garrison heard arguments on Frederick W. Collins of Hoboken seeking return of his two children Exle Ward ten and Charley eight. The Washingtons, grandparents John and Margaret Washburn, said the boys live with them in Washington DC and produced them in court. They claim custody since the mother Maryr Washburn Colling died in January 108 and say Collins agreed the children should stay with the grandparents. The vice chancellor will hear evidence in January and the grandparents retain custody in the interim.
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Speciata
Washington Post
New York
Chancery
Jerver City
Frederick W. Collins
Hoboken
Exle Ward
Charley
John
Margaret Washburn
Washington, D. C
Maryr Washburn Colling
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