Jury Hard 10 Pgk's Most Have Taken Sides in Murder Trial
The tense Nashville murder trial of Cooper and others continues into a second day. Jurors faced delays as prosecutors and defense attorneys argued, with weapon worries and local sentiment shaping the selection. Fresh jurors were drawn from area farmers, including McWhitworth and Caspar Joop, as peremptory challenges trimmed the panel.
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Sherff
Ametties
Nashvilin
Duncan B
Croper
Cooper
Foon
Johnshurne
United Bites &Natir
Edward W . Yarmark
Bos
Saints
Te Ateriey
Pki
Yo Stleata
Nashville
Recehr
Sharp
Udurin
Tria
Chinese Poison Plot Shocks Chinatown Leader Dead
Police investigate after Yee Wing, a leader of the On Leong Tong faction in Chinatown, dies from suspected deliberate poisoning. An analysis found poison in medicine given to cure an opium habit, with Dr Lee Chop Som implicated in preparing the medicine as factional revenge intensifies.
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Figadeltiy Jin
Chinatown
Wing
Umemann Hospital
On Leong Long
Reform
Taig City
Lee Chop Som
Bas
Abruzzi Not Promoted to Admiral, Turkish Plans Unchanged
Special Cable from Rome reports the ministry of the marines states the Duke of the Abruzzi has not been promoted to admiral despite his arrival in Turin. Promotion would require him to command afloat or ashore and would hinder his Himalayan expedition plans.
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Rome
Ministry of Marins
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Turin
Big Stick Stops Warring in Central America
Word from commandants of US gunboats Marietta and Dubuque and Gen Henrique Herens of Celba Honduras indicate the Central American conflict has ended. The State Department in Washington demands peace and warns the United States will intervene if peace is not maintained.
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New Orleans
United States
Marietta
Dubuque
Henrique Herens
Celba
Honduras
Cental America
State Department
Washington
Tragic Lake Mass Burn Crib Death Toll May Reach Hundred
Chicago reports mass fatalities after a wooden crib fire at sea 112 miles off the city. Officials fear the dead may total 70 to 100 with more expected in the lake while survivors recount the hour of peril and undertakers plan a single funeral and monument.
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Chicago
Crth
Ilinos
Washington
J. B Cavanaugh
Rivers and Harbors Bureau
Joseph D Anderson
Sewer and
Arde
Quigley
Nathan Daltz
Daltz
White House reception honors Supreme Court Justices
Prominent jurists were guests of President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House reception. Turkish ambassador Hussien Karzim Bey arrived in brilliant red fez, while diplomats and military officers in colorful uniforms mingled with debutantes, social leaders, and members of the local bar. The scene in the blue and east rooms featured lavish gowns, diplomatic pomp, and music by the Marine Band as the Justices, their wives, and guests enjoyed the evening.
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United States
Army
White House
Roosevelt
Tastica Fuller
Justice Harlan
Misa Roosevelt
Longworth
Jamies Schonlcraft Sherman
Sherman
Washington
Navy
Diplomate Corps
Wu Ting Fang
Legation
Czar
Supreme Court
Turkey
Husslen Karzim Bey
Persia
Morteza Khan
East Room
Blue Room
Great East Room
Marine Band
Mrs Fairbanks
Wright
Bonaparte
Meyer
Nathaniel Francis
Harlan
Mrs White
Justice White
Justice McKenna
McKenna
Cowles
Francis ‘Crowninshield
Senator du Pont
Delaware
Barrett Wendell
Boston Beans and Knives for Roosevelt Hunting Gear
Special to The Washington Boa from Boston reports that President Roosevelt will use Boston made knives on his Africa hunting trip. Four large ragor edged cutters completed after designs by Mellhenny of Louisiana include two double edged hunting knives, a 16 inch brush knife, and a 3.5 inch skinning knife, each with a silver hand guard and ebony handles.
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Washington
Louisiana
Illinois Deadlock in Senate Ballot Session Delays Choice
The general assembly struggled through twelve ballots without selecting a U.S. senator, leaving Hopkins and several rivals in contention. The session adjourned to Monday as candidates including Foss Stringer Shurtleff Mason McKinley Lowden Browne Calhoun and Alschuler persisted in the deadlock.
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Smingfeld
General Assembly
Chicago
Joint Assembly
Albert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Hopkins
Foss
Stringer
Shurtlet
Mason
McKinley
Lowden
Hopkins & Tuss
Shurtlets
Towden
Shurtleff
Lee O Neil Browne
Hopking
Foss ii
Stringer Shurtleff
Browne
W. J Calhoun
Samuel Alschuler
Slinger
M. Mason
Loven
Calhoun
I J Quinn T
Fire destroys Mahoning infirmary men’s building in Canfield
A sheet of flame from an unknown origin swept the Mahoning County Infirmary’s men’s building in Canfield Ohio this afternoon. Fifteen aged inmates suffered burns, some serious, as workers tried to extinguish the blaze. The injured were moved to infirmary hospital. The fire caused about 20000 dollars in damage to a ten year old building once praised as a leading infirmary facility with 24 inmates in residence.
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Canfield
Ohio
Jane
Mahoning County Infirmary
Infirmary
Best Man for His Son at Oak Park Wedding
In Chicago yesterday Miss Kathryn Chariton of Oak Park wed Lloyd B. Steers of Chicago. The bridegroom’s father George S. Steers acted as best man, marking a rare public role. The pair had long been close companions, sharing social clubs and joint yacht ownership aboard Vanadis on Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
Kathryn Chariton
Oak |Park
Lloyd B. Steers
George
Steers
Union
Lake Michigan
Woman Accused in Wake Ring Theft on Dead Girl
Mary Dougherty faces $1,009 bail after a wake theft attempt at the home of John Werner. John Smith is held as her suspected accomplice. Dougherty allegedly viewed the body, returned with Smith, and tried to remove rings from the dead girl’s finger. A police officer halted the sequence.
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Sai Man
Philadelphia
John Werner
Mary Dougherty
John Smith
Wes
Labor Leaders Criticize Justice Wright in Contempt Case
A February American Federationist statement by Samuel Gompers, William Morrison, and others denounces Justice Wright’s contempt sentence in the Bucks Stove and Range case. They protest “judicial abuse” while asserting they will accept contempt if needed to defend liberties, and argue the court erred in issuing injunctions and mistreating labor leaders.
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Taft
Dixie
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federationist
Justice Wright
Samuel Gompers
Wright
Honorable Court
Ishor
Snowal
Bucks Store and Range Company
Wold
McMitchell
Bucks Store
Intonetion
Sma
Wong
Gomperg
Mormon
Waughs
New York
Taft to abolish referee system in South politics
In Augusta Taft advisers announce the President elect will replace the referee system with independent clubs and civil service checks to select Southern officeholders. Hammond plans to organize clubs as Taft presses a drastic reform aimed at reviving Republican viability below the Mason and Dixon line.
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Taft
Republican Party
Devia
Civil Service
South
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George W Cunningham
Cunningham NW Oc
John A Stewart
New York League of Republican Clubs
Atlanta
Hammond
Teft
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Cites
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Langdon ‘Thomas
Opern
Mme Calse
To Lecture at Johns Hopkins Chicago?Baltimore? May 1910
Baron Karff, professor of law at Helemgtors University, accepts invitation to deliver a series of lectures at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore beginning in May 1910. Round trip by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad priced at $1.25.
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Helsingfore
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Baron Karff
Helemgtors University
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimre
Miners Convention Sees High Officer Expenses Raise Alarm
In Planopolis Indiana on January 21 special report to the United Mine Workers convention reveals one quarter of total receipts went to officers and expenses. Salaries and expenses totaled 211 805 on a 306 58 income. Journal published at a loss of 2 300. Congressmen Wilson Nichols comment on labor influence and recent retirements cited.
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Planopolis
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National Auditors
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Mins ‘Workers’ Journal
John H Walker
Lew
Wilson
Nichols
House
Labor
Littlefield
Maine
Jenhng
Wisconsin
Shahan to Be Rector of Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons to name Thomas J Shahan of Hartford Conn as next rector of Catholic University replacing Bishop Carroll who declined. Shahan, chair of church history and Catholic Encyclopedia contributor, welcomed by faculty but not all trustees. He has resided in Washington fifteen years, owns a cottage in Covington, and has written The City of God among other works.
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Bishop Carroll
Board of Trustees
Balthmore
Thomas J Shahan
Hartford
Carrol
Helena
Mont
Dr Shahan
Carroll
Shanan
Rome
Shahan
Wash Neton
Pretty Cottage
Cokington
Belguim
Weds After Death Mystery in New York
Mrs Mary Shepard widow of multimillionaire Dr Shepard of Bay Ridge Brooklyn dies in an overdose of morphine at the Hotel Margaret. The funeral revealed the housekeeper had been made sole beneficiary, a will contest led to a compromise. Mrs Shepard then went to the Hotel Margaret, where she met Mr Weber.
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Warhirgun Post
New York
Warner Shepard
Brooklyn
Magaret
Q' George
the American Can Company
Shepard
Bay Ridge
Narrows
Margaret Ther
Weber
Stolen Bride's Own Story Clarifies Double Murder
Mrs Gaetano, a bride of two weeks, explains the murder of Finizgko Gaetano and her husband and her abduction near Middletown New York. The motive was robbery as three fellow-countrymen lured them out of the city and shot Gaetano and Car minis, killing him instantly. Mrs Gaetano was kept prisoner in a box car for seven hours and her rings and wedding attire were torn during the crime.
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Gaetano
Faini
Gastano
Roosevelt Fights Japanese Immigration Bills in California
President Roosevelt urges Congress and California leaders to block anti Japanese bills while warning figures on immigration are accurate and that large numbers of Japanese may be entering through California. He notes strong public sentiment, seeks press support, and warns of diplomatic fallout including potential Japanese retaliation and missionary expulsions.
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Senate
House
New Betat Congress
Roosevelt
Japan
Califonia
Gov Gillett
California
Bema Committee On Foreign Relations
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Benator Funt
Gillett
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Department
Tin
Pacific
United States
Rod
Ghont
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