Trial Transcript Detailing Mrs Annis Testimony and Hains Defense
The account chronicles Mrs Helene P Annis testimony at the Tecorda court showing Thornton Hains at the counsel table and the frowned reaction during her tragedy recount. Wager and Weintyre question credibility while Harway describes the float shooting and the men involved.
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Thornton Hains
Helene P. Annis
Stevens Wager
Weintyre
Annis
Hag
Stevens
Anus
Mrs Annis Calm On Stand In Trial
The transcript shows Mrs Annis steady on the stand, describing memories of her husband and events around Bayolite and Captain Ning Mio. The courtroom atmosphere grows tense as questions probe whether her recollections may be colored by conscience or fear, with the prosecution pressing for unvarnished truth.
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Hitaby
Waltins
Uie Bayolite
Visst
Peter
Seaby
President Walks in Snow With Secret Service Escort
President walks in heavy snowfall accompanied by Secret Service agents and goes on a long tramp. Mr Cook tells executives he believes he acted to veto a boundary resolution, concluding he played into the corporation's hands.
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Secret Service
Mr Cook
Roosevelt Walks in Snow Amid Political Vexations
President Roosevelt took a long walk with two service guards through snowy suburbs then returned after nightfall. A Harvard schoolmate Ferdinand Van Dyck Blair visited the White House briefly. House members Cook and Guggenheim weighed in on the Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma boundary dispute and a veto threat, while Straus commented on cabinet plans.
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Roosevelt
White House
Ferdinand van Dyck Blair
Kermit Roosevelt
Harvard
Representative Uook
Colorado
Congress
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Cook
Standard Oil Company
Boneparte
Guggenheim
Haggett
Straus
Culberson
Texas
Christmas at White House Roosevelts Prepare Final Stockings
Roosevelt stockings will be hung by the White House fireplace for the seventh and last time as a festive symbol. The First Family may visit Mrs Roosevelt’s Virginia country home for a brief New Year period, with Nicholas Longworth expected to join. The rural retreat will remain after the President departs, aiming to make the final Christmas dinner a memorable family reunion.
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Roosevelt
White House
Santa Claus
Lonesome Wilds
Africa
Virginia
Deat
Nicholas Longworth
Driver Promoted to Guard at House of Detention
May Sylvester urged commissioners to promote Driver Frank F Burke to guard at the house of detention to replace the late JE Tarmon. Patrick McCarthy was named driver at the house of detention on probation to succeed Burke, with approval by Commissioner West. Special to The Washington Post. Newport News Virginia December.
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May Sylvester
Frank F Burke
House of Detention
JE. Tarmon
Patrick McCarthy
Burke
West
Morrow Replaced as Washington Engineer Commissioner in 1904
Maj Jay J. Morrow, removed from the office by order of the President, resumes duty to oversee Washington aqueduct, water supply, defenses, and river work while Maj Spencer Cosby succeeds him. The change follows President Roosevelt’s criticism of district purchasing practices and a dispute over whether federal controls should buy supplies.
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Mas Jay J. Morrow
Engineer Corps
District of Columbia
Marshal
Chhef
York
Washington
Spencer Cosby
Morrow
War Department
Corps of Engineers
Frederick Vo Aimbot
Vcoummesumer Cosby
Mai Morrow
Maj. Cosby
May Morrow
Board of Commissioners
Maj. Marrow
White House
Mr Macfarland
Mr West
Maj Morrow
Roosevelt
May Murrow
Deg
Mar Morrow
Army orders laboring to transfer officers and posts
Army orders list multiple officer transfers and assignments effective today. Names include Carnahan Chapman Cunningham Morrow Hopkins Gavemengh La T, Maul, Tresolve Palmer, and Benet. Posts mentioned include Fort Myer, Fort Hunt Virginia, Fort Washington, Watertown Arsenal, Watervilel, Frankford Arsenal, Jefferson, and Chicago. Medical reserve camp honorably discharged noted.
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Abrenze
Carnahan
Ori
Mitcham Ordnance Department
Myer
Fort Hunt Virginis
Fort Washington
Manisad
Thomas Cunningham
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fifth Cavalry
Spencer Costa
Corps of Engineers
District of Columbia
Im Morrow
Corps Af Engineers
Stay Morrow
Chief of Engineers
Jay P Hopkins Coast Artillery Corps
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown Manl
Watervilel Arsenal
Watervilel
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
John G Maul
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements from 1908
Orders to naval officers assign Ensign Smeakle to Perry Fosign ER Shipp to Rowan Midshipmen Leonard to Rowan Cable and more as Rear Admiral Swinburne lists commands. Arrivals include Taranthia at Norfolk and Pensacola crews at various ports while ships move toward Suez and Guantanamo. An 1908 post office clerk appointment for Alexander M Dick at $90 a year is noted.
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JM Smeakle
Perry Fosign
ER Shipp
Rowan
CR Leonard
Rowan Cable
W T+ Swinburne
United States Pacific Seat
S V Graham
Tennessee
A H Roberton
Tennesne
J J Glennon
Tlefa
Yorktown
Taranthia
Norfolk
Macdonough de Long Thornton Tingey
Wilkes
Penzacola
Selem
Newport Cantine
Philadelphia
Prairie
Culebre
Hunt
Charleston
Whipple
Perry
San Diego
Culebra
San Juan
Panther
Colombo
Suez
Tecoma
Mero
Port An
Th Naval Station
Cavite
Postoffice Department
Alexander M Dick
Maryland
Salvation Army Would Use Old St John’s Chapel Center
The Salvation Army offered to take Old St John’s Chapel from Trinity Corporation and operate it as a relief and missionary hub in downtown New York. Col W A McIntyre said the army would relieve Trinity of maintenance costs if the building is turned over freely. Trinity abandoned the chapel due to waning worshipers, but the offer aimed to repurpose the historic structure for missionary work.
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Washington Post
New York
Salvation Army
MeInt
Ventry
Trinity
St. John's
Heney in Capital Merely on Health Vacation
Francis J. Heney, famed San Francisco graft prosecutor shot in a case, arrives in Washington for a health vacation. He says he was not summoned by the President or Justice Department and will visit the White House briefly. He plans to call on the President and discusses Oregon land fraud trials and political interference.
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White House
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Maurice Haas
Washington
New Witlard Hotel
Heney
Department of Justice
Sacral Service
Secret Service
John D Spreckels
Easil
California
Afria Ag
Fienes
Hans
Abrcife
Strauh
Oregon
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Diplomat Don Juan Barrio Injured in Auto Crash in New York
Senor Don Juan Barrio Guatemala minister of foreign affairs on a special mission was hurt when a car overturne d about two weeks ago. He checked into Emergency Hospital yesterday and will stay under a physician care at Nex Willard apartments. Barrio declined to let injuries hinder his work. He was en route to Mount Vernon with Senor Dr Don Tat Herrarte and Gen John Drummond to place a wreath on Washington's tomb when the accident occurred. Barrio had a slight skull fracture. Herrarte sustained facial and body contusions and Drummond left wrist sprain plus head and facial bruises.
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Senor
Don Juan Barrio
Guatemala
Turtle Jeff
Nex Willard
Senor Barrios
Mount Vernon
Don Tus Toledo Herrarte
John Drummond
Washington 9
Herarte
Drummond
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John Tanning
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Missouri
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Commissioner Cosby
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ESTEY
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Curtice Bros
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Brazil
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Ninth Street
Christian Xander
7Th Street
Groen
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Washington Gaslight Co
Steent WN
Nature
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P. Andrews Paper CO
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