Patrick May Live On Plea Of New Evidence In Death Case
Albany January 15 Charles Wasto, convicted in Sing Sing for the murder of William Rice in New York City in September 144, seeks a new trial on newly discovered evidence. Gov. Eligeins reprieves him until March 15 to allow time for court hearings and potential clemency. Patrick’s counsel plan to file a motion if time allows, urging exhaustion of legal remedies before executive mercy.
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Albany NY
Albert T Patt
New York
Sing Sing Tusan
Willian Ward
Rice
New York City
Eligeins
Patricks
Terate Athil
Benagier
David B Hill
William HK ©Ott
Patrick
Drderer
Senate Fll
Te Gyerunor
Hill
Qlcott
Bill to Disinter Body Sparks Mississippi Legislature Debate
Proposed Resolution 1m Mississippi Legislature arouses strong feelings over a measure to move the body of Charles Lynch from Greenwood Cemetery. Lynch, lieutenant governor during Reconstruction, was buried at state expense with a monument. Gov. Vardaman supports the measure. conservatives oppose it, fearing public backlash.
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Mississippi
Washington Post
Jan Jlo
Thas
Wassissippi
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles Lynch
Reconstructon Dts
Harvie Jordan Re-Elected at Southern Asa meeting
The annual business gathering at Southern Asa to Reed for the year elected Harvie Jordan as treasurer. The mass meeting fixed a $3000 salary for the treasurer and endorsed the election of officers including a new president. The event discussed travel and route details for the railway project and listed several venues and organizational items.
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Atoon
Ivid Chatham S
Tsinha
Scob
Cheathams Sawis
Passing tragedy of Nettie Hastings shocks quiet town
In Ghio Township, Pa a 16 year old girl Nettie Hastings died by carbolic acid. A sealed note to friend Bertha Anderson revealed intent and location. Two classmates found the body Sunday, but kept silent to avoid spoiling plans for a domino party.
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Washington Poe
Hastings
Bertha Anderso
Bertha
Mamma
Norman
Nettie
Widow Ida Parvin Ends Life Over Financial Woes
Special to The Washington Fest Cinemon reports Mrs Ida L Parvin widow of George Parvin founder of Pioneer Advertising Agency died after ingesting rat poison. She and her son Stanley sought medical help as illness lasted hours. Suspected financial reverses and deteriorating health blamed for the act. husband died previously as a physical wreck. She was forty six.
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Washington
Show of Force by Frange in diplomatic standstill
Paris reports say a French squadron may head toward Venezuelan waters but officials refuse to confirm or deny. The Temps notes France may be driven to a naval demonstration after pursuing conciliatory policy since 1903 amid the cable affair. Meanwhile, Mar tinique was detained at Trinidad to await final instructions to Maigny in Caracas.
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Paris
France
M Taigny
Caracas
Venezuela
Washington
Hingstown
Island of St Vincent
Martinique
Trinidad
la Guaira
Maigny
Millionaire Edward R Tufts found guilty of perjury
Edward R Tufts a Chicago millionaire with mining holdings in Montana and the Northwest was found guilty of perjury in a case arising from a divorce suit. If the verdict stands he faces an indeterminate sentence of one to fourteen years. Tufts testified all his previous statements were true and awaits appeal.
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Chicago
Edward R Tufts
Montana
Tufts
New York
Tufte
Rough Rider Now Governor of Oklahoma Territory Inauguration
Frank Frantz was inaugurated Governor of Oklahoma Territory in Guthrie on January 1. He succeeds Thomas Ferguson, taking the oath at the Carnegie Library as thousands from Oklahoma and Indiana Territory attend. Frantz, 35, saw service with the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War.
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Frank Frantz
Oklahoma Territory
Guthrie
Okla
Thomas Ferguson
Carnegie Library
Pancoast Delvereé
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Rough Riders
Rescue of Cherokee Crew Highlights Atlantic City Heroism
Atlantic City hails Capt Archibald and the Alberta crew after they saved passengers from the wrecked steamer Cherokee off Brigantine shoals. The ship, valued near $500,000, faces total loss. mayor's letter and public subscriptions recognize bravery amid heavy fog and pounding seas.
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Mark Caste
Alberta
Atlantic City
Archibald
Chero_kee
Mark Casto
C M Kessler
Casto
Brigantine Beach
Stoy
New York
Smith
Clyde Line
Brooklyn
Gibbons
Forged Securities Shake Cleveland Broker Case Receives Receiver
Cleveland Ohio January report confirms Lenison Prior and Co assets and liabilities under receiver Thomas Trushnett. forged securities worth 1 million found in private safe. insurance policies for 100000 on life appear among assets. court appoints receiver as firms engage in reorganizing, with discussions on better stock transfer protections.
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Cleveland
Ohio
H R Newcomb
Banker
Lenison Prior & Co
Thomas Trushnett
Newcomb
E Pemson
Denison
Prior & Coa
Canton
Oho
Gino
South Sharon
Paor
A .& Kuicker
Williamson Building
Cleveland Trust Company
E B. Jenkins & Co
Pittsburg
Denison Prior & Co
Keunker
Austria and Servia Out King Peters Throne Shaken
Special cable dispatch from Vienna reports rising strain between Austria and Servia over trade and a Bulgaria Servia customs union. Austria condemns the union, may cut frontier traffic, threatening Servian commerce and political stability as King Peter’s position, already weakened by internal turmoil and power indifference, grows precarious amid fear of a Balkan league forming.
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Washington Post
Vienna
Servia
Austria
Serva
Bulgaria
Peter
Ex Army Officers Held in San Francisco Arrest
San Francisco police orderly held Janite Alexander Goehr and Harry J Collins former U S Army officers after the transport Sherman arrived from Manila. A letter from Manila secret service head Trowbridge prompted the arrest. the men with 040 enlisted Twenty second infantry are to be investigated. Gen W H Carter also aboard en route to Chicago for a departmental transfer.
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San Francisco
Alexander Goehr
Harry J Collins
United States Army
Sherman
Co R Trowbridge
Secret Service
Manila
Trowbridge
Twenty-second Infantry
W H Carter
Department of Viscayas
Islanda
Mindanao
Samar
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Liberal landslide grows as Balfour and Long lose seats
London Jan 15 Liberals surge in seventy six contests and win forty two more seats while Unionists gain only one. Gerald Balfour loses Leeds by 1069, Walter Hume Long falls at South Bristol, Augustine Birrell loses North Bristol, and other Unionists drop in Greenwich and Kings Lynn. Labor gains total seven, with Thorne winning at Westham. Parliament composition leans Liberal 96 Unionists 31 Labor 17 Nationalists 18 Socialists 1.
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London
Stxty
Hastiag
Gerald Balfour
Balfour
Leeds
Walter Hume Long
Ireland
Fas
Lora Hugn Wren
Geenwich
TJ Gibson Bowles
Kings Tyan
Chamberlaintes
Labor Party
W Thorne
Westham
J G@ Nutring
Herbert John Gladstone
Home Affairs
Board of Education
Birrell
James Brice
Cmief
J Lawson Walton
Royal divorce granted in Saxe Coburg and Gotha case
Price Philip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha and Princess Louise, daughter of King Leopold of Belgium, reached an absolute divorce settlement after months in court. Louise receives 80,000 dollars, 1,400 dollars monthly, and a 10,000 dollar annuity from King Leopold. The decree names Louise of Belgium.
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Prince Philip
Leopold
Princess Louise of
Belgium
Poten 1 Patrick Has New Chance for Life
A 10 day issue overview highlights Poten and Patrick gaining a renewed chance at life after a stranded ship incident. The report contextualizes political and social shifts as English Liberals make gains, with financial and legal matters sprinkled through the day’s events in New York and Virginia Maryland.
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Poten
Patrick
Senate
Conference of Powers
Alger
Hadie
Tays
Virginia
Maryland
Panda Supreme Court
National Board of Trade
Greene Gaynor Smial
New York
Seek Hooker's Removal Case Before New York Assembly
Special to The Washington Post Albany N Y Jan 15 Justice Warren B Hooker of Credonia Chau tauqua County faces another Assembly probe. Assemblyman Tompkins of Tammany introduced a renolution urging removal after a mistrial. The judiciary committee previously favored removal, and Cox supported it, with party dynamics shaping the fight over Hooker’s fate.
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Supreme Justice
New York Assembly
Washington Post
Albany N
Supreme Court
Warren B Hooker
Credonia
Chautauqua
County
Tompkins
Tammany
Justice Hooker
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Haing
Mis
Judi Cary
Robert J. Cox
Fred Nixon
Grace Taggart sails abroad to avoid Wooster divorce case
News from Cincinnati reports Grace Taggart wife of Capt F Taggart fled to Europe aboard the Cedric with two sons and a nurse amid divorce proceedings. She allegedly used the name Grace Thompson and traveled under arrangements by friends without her knowledge. The party heads to Paris for an undetermined stay while Capt Taggart sails to the Philippines. Also listed aboard the Cedric from New York to Liverpool are Mrs Gertrude Thompson and her two sons William and Robert Thompson.
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Cincingneti
Ohio
Grace Taggart
the Wooster Court
F. Taggart
T. S
Cedric
Europe
Grace Thompson
Taggerts
Philippines
Paris
Wooster
California
Taggart
Alexandria
New York
Liverpool
Gertrude Thompson
William Thompson
Robert Thompson
Ivens Alone in Murder Slayings in Chicago
Richard G Ivens, self confessed murderer of Mrs Crankma C Hollister, insists he acted alone during a severe police examination. Two additional murders followed, Anton Spychalski slain by robbers near Washington boulevard and Sangamon street, and Joseph Kane beaten by assailants at May and Randolph streets, dying shortly after.
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Hollister
Chicago
Richard G . Isvens
Crankma C. Hollister
Ivens
Anton Spychalski
Washington Boulevard
Sangamont Street
May
Randolph Streets
Joseph Kane
Banadits
Southern awards Johnson City Raiload contract
Knoxville Tenn January 15 Chief Engineer Wells of the Southern Railway awarded a contract for the Johnson City Railroad a coal line from Euphrerville Tenn to Marion NC about ninety miles long with many tunnels The line will save about seventy miles of haulage from Virginia fields to the Carolinas by way of Morristown The contract goes to W ogg Officer Co at a price in excess of 5 000 000 and will take about three years to complete
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wells
The
Southern Railway
Johnson City
S Euphreeville
Marion
Southern
South and Western Railroad
Wautauga River
Carolings
Virginia
Carolinas
Morristown
W Og Offier & Co
Keeps Off Morocco Debate Divides Senate Over Delegates
The Senate sparred over President Roosevelt inviting delegates to the Algeciras conference with Senator Bacon of Georgia denouncing the move as a mistake and urging disclosure of the delegates' instructions. Senator Hale led Republican defense while Lodge Aldrich Tillman and others pressed for secrecy or disclosure of State Department papers. The quarrel centered on entangling alliances and the administration's handling of Moroccan affairs amid partisan tensions.
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Roosevelt
Algeciras
Sian
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Wwe
Sena
United States
Hale
Hales
Sunday Post
Mr Bacon
Root
Post
Lodge
Aldrich
Tillman
Taft
Milman
M. Lodge
Serttam Root
Mitter
Department of State
Mer
Mr Root
Department
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Leon
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