Reprieve Granted To Mrs Rogers Awaiting New Trial
Mary Mabel Rogers, condemned to death for the August murder of her husband Marcus Rogers at Bennington, Vermont, received a four month reprieve from Gov. Bell to seek a new trial amid claims of an unfair proceeding. A bribery attempt to deliver poison to her cell was reported involving a State prison guard.
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Bennington
Waterbury
Mary Rogers
Jane
Windsor
Mary Mabel Rogers
Henry H. Peck
Charles J. Bell
Montpelier
Gov. ‘Bell
Gov. Bell
W. Oskes
Oakes
Stete
Bacheloer
Fuller
Sherif Peck
Sarolé Harpin
Mary M.rogers
Boston
Harpin
Perhay
Rogers
Italian Emigration and U.S. Immigration Debate in Rome
In Rome King Victor Emmanuel III met with Speranza of the NewsXork Society for Prevention of Tatea Immigration and approved the society's work. The King asked about Italian emigrants in the United States and whether a proposed bill to restrict immigration by country would pass. Speranza said America still needed many immigrants, and the King appeared well informed on the U.S. situation.
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Celal
Ohio
Rome
Victor
Emmynuel
Analenpeino Speranza
NewsXork
Society For Prevention
Tatlea
United States
Speranza
America
Extradition Hold for Philip McIntyre in New York
Philip McIntyre, arrested after arriving from Mexico, was committed to the Tombs for thirty days to await extradition papers from Virginia. The case links Mexican theft charges of 800 dollars to a Norfolk warrant for passing a worthless draft. A process server attempted to serve ten bank complaints as he was escorted to the Tombs, but he discarded the papers.
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New York
Philip Mcintyre
Mexico
Bool
Virginia
McIntyre
American Basiliers’ Association
Norfolk
First National Bank
W. J. Lynch
Johann Hoch
Jefferson Market Court
Chicago
Hochs
West
America
Hoch
Germany
John Graf
Genningen
Bingen-on the-Rhine
Gensingen
Jacob Schmidtt
Graf
Woman Blames the Driver in Hor nville Grade Crossing Tragedy
Coroner Frank L. Sutton opened the official inquiry into the Step hens crossing accident that killed two and injured three others in Horns ilisville. Witnesses testified that the whistle blew twice and the bell rang as the train approached. Injured women recover. funerals set for Saturday as hundreds visit the scene despite cold weather. Mrs. F R Rowley blames Driver Quick, saying the passengers begged him to stop.
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Se IE
Horébaynie
Stephens Crossing
Ian
Hornsiisville
Frank L. Sutton
F. R. Rowley
Driver Quick
Quick
Williams Murdered and Robbed in New Jersey Sleigh Ride
A Watchung grocer George Williams was found dead after being shot in a sleigh near Horeb. An unknown man had hired him to drive through a lonely area. the suspect fled, Williams had little money, horse and sleigh recovered. Local inquiry continues with few leads.
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Williams
New York
George Wiliams
Watchung
N. J
Horeb
Willems
Horex
Waris
Weswell
Willams
Hibs
Evans Pleads Alibi in Preliminary Hearing Report
In Ford, Indiana, the day’s proceedings centered on the preliminary hearing for Winner Browning and the others linked to the murder of Sarah Schafer. Evans testified he was not in the alley the night of the crime and offered an alibi, while prosecutors pressed for further evidence.
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Ford
Ind
Sarah Schafer
Zvang
Browning
Ans
Nifed Aly
Mlegerloas
Polish Plot to Weaken Tsarist Rule In Cracow Riots
News from Cracow and Warsaw describe serious disturbances as workers rally against the Russian Empire. Demonstrations erupt near Wicziewicz statue, with arrests and violence, while police claim limited fire and no general volleying. Reports mention looming fear of German troop intervention and growing Polish nationalist sentiment across cities.
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Cracow
Vienna
Gvorkmen
Grorument
Wicziewics
Daszinsii
Russia
Breslau
Prussia
Schlesische Rjetung
Poland
Sozsowiec
Hlattowitz
Apeni Bridge
Batcum
OsMeaMui
St. Petersburg
Bok
Sosnowiea
Samara
Warsaw
Novi Sviat
Aisit
Tuesley
Byi
Fragmented OCR preserves a terse authorities notice
The readable fragments suggest a workmen related report or notice about publication to authorities. Details are garbled. core action appears to involve reporting to authorities and a possible closure or response.
G OREY REPORTED RELEASED AND IN SOLITARY
The novelist G Orey, real name Alexis Pyesh time, says since arrest he remains in solitary confinement at St Peter and St Paul fortress. He does not know if he will face trial or be deported by administrative order. He plans to study while imprisoned and has arranged a friend to obtain English and German science texts. he currently speaks only Russian.
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St Peter and St.Paul Fortress
Gorky
Maxim the Bitter
Alexis Pyeshtime
Perten
Russian Losses Rise in Central Manchuria Artillery Duel
Reports from Muaksden and Petersburg describe continued bombardment and retreats as Russian and Japanese forces clash near Sandiapu. Russian losses approach 18 000 with Gen Kontravetch among the wounded while weather and terrain shape potential large-scale actions once conditions improve.
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N. Oku
Muakden
Sandiapu
Kontravetch
Petersburg
War Office
Manchuria
Sandepas
Markden
Mystery of ballot-box stuffing discussed in Colorado race
Denver witnesses testifying on February 2 described alleged ballot-box stuffing in the gubernatorial contest. Experts claimed many ballots seemed fraudulent and some were cast outside the box, with foreign-born voters from Elyria identifying their ballots but unable to pinpoint them amid a large ballot pool.
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Denver
Col
A. D. Mautt
Badlea
Supreme Court
Elyria
Werd Beisi Ufanger
Stas
Corruption Charges Roil Illinois Legislature
Chicago February 2 Representative Frank D Comerford arrived from Springfield and intensified a sensational claim that at least one man will go to the penitentiary from the inquiry. He asserted he would expose the bribe and the briber and said Judge Creighton should be summoned for a special grand jury.
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Chicago
Frank D. “Comerford
Chieago
Springfield
Comerford
Creighton
Sprinfield
Speela Grand
Jordan Released on Bail in California Bribery Case
Sacramento February 2 Joseph Jordan released on nine thousand dollar bail after being accused of bribing State Senators Fretch Bunker Wright and Einmong to influence legislation. He offered no statement. The Sacramento Grand Jury plans a new investigation into the legislative scandal as District Attorney Seymour weighs warrants.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
Joseph
Jordan
Fretch
Bunker
Wright
Einmong
Rey
Grand Jury
Sacra
Legislrate
Seymour
Cramente Courtty
New York Chamber Endorses Rail Rate Reform Report
A New York Chamber of Commerce committee report on railroad rates is adopted. It condemns discriminatory secret rates and favors railroad owned cars with fixed charges while urging vigorous commission powers and court oversight to curb abuses. The body also backs constitutional debt for highway improvements and increases for the Dewey and Clark Exposition.
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New York
New ‘York
Chamber
Coammalties
Bar“Repburn
Comptes Aller
Curréricy
Cleveland Be - Bedge
Enc
Chicago
Commission
Railrroads
Hepburn in Effigy Sparks Iowa Pig Meeting
Special to The Washington Post reports in Des Moines Iowa February farmers in Hepburn’s Iowa district staged an effigy protest at a pig meeting. The railways issue dominated discussion as Congressman Hepburn faced grilling over his bill aims and railway policy amid the unrest.
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Washington Post
Des ‘Moings
Iowa
Farmers’ Iowa
Murderous Rosaly Faces Vermont Battle Recall
A terse Vermont battle tale centers on Rosaly and a murder accusation, with recent conflicts and a note on a difficult problem. The fragment hints at a contested incident and a call for resolution amid public concern.
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Vermont Mmurderosa
Rosaly
Murderer Burgé Escapes From Hospital Window
William Burgé a Black man who killed his wife Danny Birge escaped from the Homeopathic Hospital at 2:36 this morning. He had been treated there for wounds suffered while attempting to boot his mother in law. He jumped 10 feet from a window to Kirby street while in a nightshirt and fled as a policeman chased him.
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William Burgé
Danny
Birge
Taat
Burge
Tran
Kirby Street
Oystermen in peril near barren island rescue planned
Report from Baltimore dated February 2 states eleven Crisfield district oystermen on a tarshy island west of Deals Island face exposure and starvation after three weeks at sea aboard eight skipjacks. They have little food and no shelter on the marshy island. a rescue plan uses the Annapolis to push through ice to Tangier Sound, with pilots at Ghistela.
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Barren Island
Chesapeake Bay
Iké
Washington Post
Baltimore
Chesa
Deals Tgland
Ieland
Samuel, Fallin
Edward Crockett
Washington Abbott
Oscar Donald
Théodore Horner
Andrew Gipson
James Graham
Zachariah Shores
Thomas James
William Horner
Willam Thomas
Crisfield
United States Revere
Windom
Harbor Board
Fees
Annapolis
Tangier Sound
Phuts
Lottery land sales linked to fraud case in Louisiana
Federal prosecutors say land backing an alleged lottery scheme promoted by John H Datton, on trial before Judge Sanborn, was valued at about 12 12 cents per acre by experts. Purchasers across the United States were promised rich oil wells though the nearest oil field lay 100 miles away.
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Chicago
Louisiana State Loan and Trust Company
Louisiana
John H.datton
United States
Sanborn
Toeuls A. Gour- Sale
Judge Tayler Installed in Cleveland Federal Court
In a large ceremony on February 2 in Cleveland Ohio Hon Robert W Tayler was installed as judge of the Federal Court for the Northern district to succeed the late Franklin Wing. A conference with District Attorney Sullivan will decide upcoming matters. Separately Elmer Stilwell 25 was seriously injured in an attack by a Cornell Museum monkey, which mauled his scalp and leg. the animal was captured and drowned in a water tank.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert W. Tayler
Federal Court
North
Ade Wahignenes
United States
Tui ‘Anty
Michigan
High Tripute
Monko Ythaca
Noy
Elmer
Cornell
Stilwell
Indictment sought in Hoch murder case in Chicago
Chicago coroner Hoffman said he will seek an indictment for murder against Johann Hoch over the arsenic death of Mrs Marie Welker Hoch. He noted embalming fluids contained no arsenic and that more than two and a half ounces of poison were in the body. The inquest will wait Hoch’s arrival next week.
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Chicago
Hoffman
Johann Hoch
Marie Welker Hoch
Lewke
Hoch
Wheeling
O'Neill
W. Va
Jacob Huss
Huss
Jager
Foumnd
Ohio River
Hoth
Fischer-Hoch
Hendricks Gedmitt-Hoch
New York
Gasoline Explosion Wrecks Western Cincinnati Bridge
Fire officials fought a dangerous blaze after gasoline ruptured a Big Four bridge tank during a freight move in western Cincinnati. The open tank spilled fuel flooding nearby yards until sparks from a locomotive ignited it, trapping crews for hours as flames roared and the fire raged.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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