Patrick May Live On Plea Of New Evidence
Albany reports a New York lawyer Albert T. Patt is slated for execution in Sing Sing next week for the murder of William Ward Rice in New York City in September 1894. Gov. Higins reprieved Patt to March 15 to allow time for newly discovered evidence to be presented. Patt’s counsel plans a motion for a new trial, arguing the defense should exhaust legal remedies before seeking executive clemency.
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Patrick Wasto
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 rows
Proposed Resolution 1m Mississippi Legislature stirs strong feeling over removal of Charles Lynch from Greenwood Cemetery at state expense. Governor Vardaman backs the measure while conservatives oppose it as fueling sect and political strife. debate grows over honoring the ex lieutenant governor with a monument.
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Mississippi
Washington Post
Jan Jlo
Thas
Wassissippi
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles Lynch
Reconstructon Dts
Harvie Jordan Re elected At Southern Asaoon Meet
Harvie Jordan was re elected president at the Southern association annual meeting. The treasurer role saw fixed compensation of 3000 dollars, with other officers confirmed. discussion touched on tours, routes, and upcoming business.
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Atoon
Creatham
Tsinha
Scob
Cheat
Lost sixteen year old Nettie Hastings found dead near home
In Ghio Township near the county edge a 16 year old girl, Nettie Hastings, was found dead in a field beside her home. An empty carbolic acid bottle lay nearby and a sealed note to Bertha Anderson was left instructing where her body would be found and how to bury her. Two friends discovered the body but delayed reporting it.
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Washington Poe
Hastings
Bertha Anderso
Bertha
Mamma
Norman
Nettie
Widow Ida Parvin Ends Life After Financial Woes
Mrs Ida L Parvin widow of George Parvin owner of Pioneer Advertising Agency died this morning from a dose of rough on rats taken Sunday night to end her life She hid the act from her son and physician pledging secrecy The coroner and physician were informed of the poisoning and the motive is believed to be financial reverses and ill health She was forty six years old in the Washington Fest Cinemon dated January 1.
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Washington
Show of Force by Frange Diplomats Deliberate on Venezuela Move
Paris officials refuse to confirm or deny reports of a French squadron heading toward Venezuelan waters. The Temps suggests a possible naval demonstration after years of pacific posture since 1903. Telegrams indicate Maigny has not officially notified authorities of breaking off relations. A Martinique steamer was detained at Trinidad to carry final instructions to La Guaira.
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Paris
France
M Taigny
Caracas
Venezuela
Washington
Hingstown
Island of St Vincent
Martinique
Trinidad
la Guaira
Maigny
Millionaire Edward Tufts Found Guilty of Perjury in Chicago
Edward R Tufts a Montana mine owner reputedly wealthy was found guilty of perjury in Chicago. The case stemmed from a divorce suit and his testimony claiming his wife deserted him. If no new trial is granted he faces a possible sentence of one to fourteen years in prison while awaiting appeal.
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Chicago
Edward R Tufts
Montana
Tufts
New York
Tufte
Rough Rider Now Governor Inaugurated in Guthrie
Frank Frantz today was inaugurated Governor of Oklahoma Territory succeeding Thomas Ferguson. The ceremony at the Carnegie Library included Judge Pan coast delvereé with the oath of office. Thousands of visitors from Oklahoma and Indiana Territory attended. Frantz, thirty five, was a member of 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
Heroes Save Passengers As Cherokee Strands Off Brigantine
Atlantic City reports Captain Archibald and crew of the Alberta heroically rescued passengers from the Cherokee as the steamer lay stranded on Brigantine shoals. Despite waves washing over the pilot house, the crew ensured baggage removal, earning mayoral praise and public subscriptions. The vessel, valued at about $500,000, likely totals, with wrecking tugs awaiting salvage.
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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 for a Million Court Appoints a Receiver
Cleveland reports that a receiver was appointed for Lenison Prior & Co amid revelations of forged bonds totaling $1,000,000 and liabilities around $1.9 million. Insurance policies worth $100,000 found in a private safe and numerous forged securities were uncovered as the case moves through court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
H R Newcomb
Banker
Lenison Prior & Co
Thomas Trushnett
Newcomb
E Pemson
Denison
Prior & Coa
Canton
Oho
Gino
South Sharon
Paor
Austria and Servia Out King Peters Throne
Special cable from Vienna reports deteriorating ties between Servia and Austria over a disputed customs union with Bulgaria. Austria threatens sharp reprisals, frontier closures, and recalls Servia’s domestic instability may render King Peter’s position untenable amid cool powers toward the regicide regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Vienna
Servia
Austria
Serva
Bulgaria
Peter
Ex-Army Officers Held After Manila Letter Sparks Arrest
San Francisco police arrested former U S Army officers Janite Alexander Goehr and Harry J Collins after the transport Sherman arrived from Manila. A letter from Co R Trowbridge Manila chief of secret service prompted the detention pending investigation. The Sherman carried 040 enlisted men of the Twenty second infantry and officers. Gen W H Carter, previously in charge of the Visayas department, was aboard en route to Chicago to assume command of the Lakes department. The report mentions trains and schedules for Florida and other routes.
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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 reshapes British House of Commons
Liberal gains sweep seventy six contests as Liberals and Laborites win sixty two seats. Gerald Balfour and Walter Hume Long lose their seats, Augstine Birrell and others defeated. Labor totals rise with seven gains, while Unionists struggle to hold key districts and several ministers secure strong majorities.
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Walter Hume Long
Sivs
Labor
London
Stxty
Hastiag
Gerald Balfour
Balfour
Leeds
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 Saxony Coburg Gotha Case
Price Philip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha wins absolute divorce from Princess Louise eldest daughter of King Leopold of Belgium. Lump sum 80000 and 1400 monthly plus 10000 annuity from King Leopold. No party guilt ruled. Princess Louise to bear litigation costs and be known as Princess Louise of Belgium. Franco Bulgarian trade treaty signed in Paris.
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Prince Philip
Leopold
Princess Louise of
Belgium
New Chance for Life on Stranded Ship Rescue
Poten and Patrick receive new life opportunities as authorities salvage a stranded ship. The issue highlights political shifts with English Liberals gaining ground and debates on tariffs and canal obstructions. Senate action and social notes accompany reports from Virginia and 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 Before New York Assembly
Special to The Washington Post Albany N Y Jan 15 Justice Warren B Hooker of Credonia Chau tauqua County faces removal charges again in the New York Assembly. Assemblyman Tompkins Tammany introduces a renolition to refile the indictment, referencing a mistrial due to lack of votes. The judiciary committee previously favored removal, and speaker changes influenced ongoing support amid political currents.
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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 and sons sail to Europe amid divorce case
Mrs Grace Taggart, awaiting Wooster court proceedings on divorce from Capt F Taggart, is reported aboard the Cedric with two sons en route to Paris. Friends allegedly arranged the voyage without her knowledge to keep her away until the Philippines voyage of Capt Taggart. Letters from California say she stayed in Alexandria, mailed to Coast friends. Also on Cedric passenger list are Mrs Gertrude Thompson and two young sons.
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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 Slew Mrs Hollister
Chicago January 15 Richard G Ivens, self confessed murderer of Mrs Crankma C Hollister, denied having accomplices during a severe police examination. He proclaimed he acted alone as his aged father wept in the room. Two additional murders followed in the city last night with brief, brutal assaults.
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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 Railway Awards Johnson City Rail Road Contract
Knoxville report states Chief Engineer Wells announces a contract for the Johnson City Railroad a coal line from Euphorville to Marion NC about ninety miles long with tunnels to cut haul distance by roughly seventy miles. Ogier & Co. of Knoxville win the bid, price over 5 million dollars, 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
Kept Hands Off Morocco Debate Splits Senate Over Algeciras Role
The Senate, in lively, period debate, discusses Senator Bacon of Georgia's resolution demanding President Roosevelt's copy of instructions to delegates for the Algeciras conference. Senator Hale sides with opposition, calling the invitation a mistake, while Secretary Root's handling of Moroccan papers fuels questions about secrecy and public access.
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Bacon
United States
Allances
Senate
Roosevelt
Algeciras
Sian
Georgia
Wwe
Sena
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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Patrick May Live
Gov. Higgins
Bill
Harvie Jordan
Cotton Association
Abfern Tours
Southira Railway
Show OF Force
Frange
Prison
Rough Rider
Flonda
Aiken
Augusta
Florida
J H Corning
St Nw
A .& Kuicker
Williamson Building
Cleveland Trust Company
E B. Jenkins & Co
Pittsburg
Denison Prior & Co
Keunker
Cincinnati
Janes
Bushner
A C Thompson
Denton, Prior & Co
Thompson
Tasler
Banking Dept of Union Trust Co
Mountauburn
C . Denison
Denison Prior & Ca Unt
W Emery
Alpena, Mich
Leon
Pla & W Indian Ltd
Penn & Atlantic Coast Line
Phave
Princess Louise
Tan
Fussells
N. Y. Ave
Part
Hooker
Embreeville, Tenn
Marion, N. C
Morocco
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