Insanity Defense in Cowen Slaying Case Passed to Jury
Mrs. Conen describes her son James Cowen’s death and her nervous breakdowns amid alleged epileptic attacks. Prosecution and defense debated temporary insanity and family turmoil, with witness testimony from Beatrice May and others detailing domestic strife, threats, and the events leading to the September shooting in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennis
Triad
Criminal
Nou
Stafford
Jatilen
Es. Cowen
Matint Bawt
Jojames Cowen
May i
Creed Mianten
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Wiihhs Baker
Grous Baker
Cowen
Mr. Soker
Wpieney
Reideen
Wuring
Ay Heuer
Conon
May
Senen
Mif
Tidinia
Jnather Myrorney Baker
C. M. ‘Tamer
Heery
pAt. Turner
Phot le Hare
Strong Iol
Rene Sin
H. B
Saul
Spe Lelers Wien
Josephine Cowen
Min
Louisville
Bfes
Henney
Cotwiee
Chen
Septembar
Rome
Brankneehouse
Varta J. Tiomii
Mr Rart
Mr. May
Ashe
Statson House
Austin
le Tien
Bill
Mats
Penaklhy A. Toleon
Harry T. Burton
Hima
Peleeman Dissin
Husband Testifies About Family Turmoil and Threats
In a Washington trial, F. May described his marriage to Mrs. Mey of Obie, failed health of his wife, and repeated alleged threats by Conen. He recounted accusations, letters, and a Marine Band connection, detailing events weeks before a shooting involving Conen and a pistol loaned by a friend to protect their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Conen
Atui Mutsry Il
Marine Band
Lieut
Sentelmann
Gen
Eliott
Elliott
Cowen
Baker
Meg
Creed BM. Waalton
May
Santelwapa
Gen. Bijou
Ascens
Ban
Melendors
Abel
Paliceman Morgan
Mr. May
Conén
On Trial for Murder in Morris J Tigilorah Case
Charles E. Evans and Barry J. ODonnell O'Don were tried for the murder of Morris J. Halloran, a Soldiers Home inmate, after a nighttime assault on February 7 at Ohio Avenues and Twelfth Street. Halloran died February 11 from a skull fracture. Evans and O'Donnell faced a long jury panel as witnesses and suspects in a case marked by robbery motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Evans
Barry J. O'Don Heli
Morris J. Tigilorah
Lanate
Justie Barnard
Cerminal Court No. 2
Halloran
Ohio Avenues
Twelfth Street
Providence Hospital
Glazebrook
Ann Authopay
Hailoran
Evans
O'Donnell
Missing Man Sought by Family and Police in Alexandria
T E B Richardson, 40, of 31H Fourteenth Street, has been missing since Friday. His family notified police last night fearing for his safety. He wore a black hat, dark suit, and overcoat when last seen. description sent to Alexandria police for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Richardson
T. EB. Richardson
Fourteenth Street
Alexandria
Soldiers Warn Thugs In Southwest Assaults Spur Dismissive Police
Soldiers of the Fourth Infantry at Washington Barracks report a gang known as the Wharf Rats in the southwest district taunting and beating uniformed troops. Four men from Companies H and G suffered injuries including facial wounds and a broken nose, with police saying no official reports have reached them. The soldiers vow to defend themselves if attacked again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Infantry
Washington Barracks
Che Noldlere
United States Army
Robert .Srayis
Wright
Johnson
Wix
Wharftrata
BANE
Aiso
Soldijers
Sergt, Fravis
Philippines
Cuba
Apie
Fourth Precinct
Four
France estate will directs division among heirs
The will of Mrs. Mary E. France who died January 18 last dated May 3 1601 names executrix Ida Collamer to sell real estate and divide one fourth to Florence Collamer one fourth to Rev Joseph H France one fourth to the children of the late Mrs Massie E Harrington and one fourth to Blanche E Bartlett all the estate including government bonds stocks in Washington Gas Light Company and money in the Mortgage Loan and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. France
Ida Collamer
Biorenca Ta Cellamer
Joseph H
Gulf Stream Changes Noted By Hydrographic Office
The Gulf division of the Hydrographic Office announces important changes in the Gulf Stream course from off South America to the Atlantic. A map embodying the change will be issued next month. Knights Visit Philadelphia at the Mary Commemoration reception by Philadelphia’s Knights Templars, Columbia Commandery, attended by Dr. Charles Stewart, Dr. Frank Gibson, Townley, George E Hetbard, Charles Swett, Charles Baldwin, Chavies Cummons, and J. E H. Culingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Gulf Stream
Gulf Division
Hydrographic Office
John C. Soler
South America
Atiine
Monil
Philadelphia
Mary Conmamiery
Lick
Horticultural
Hell
Knights Templars
Columbia Commandery
Ahose
Charles Stewart
Frank Gibson
Townley
George E Hetbard
Charles Swett
Charles Baldwin
Chavies Cummons
J. E H. Culingham
New York Produce Prices and Market Terms
Random OCR excerpt lists prices and conditions for multiple commodities including rye flour buckwheat flour corn meal hay leather and butter. It mentions firms and market statuses with scattered figures and notes on steady or firm pricing across items.
Elkins Case Nears End in Western Maryland Sale Saga
The trial aims to recover 500000 from Senator Stephen B. Elkins linked to the Western Maryland Railroad sale. Circuit Court No. 1 hears defense witnesses including Justice McComas and Leon E. Green hue. former Baltimore officials discuss bids and city interests to keep the line from rivals. Senator Elkins testifies in his own defense as 1893 stock moves and control efforts are recounted by Henry G. Davis and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Stephen B. Faking
Western Maryland
Wright
Circuit Court No. L
Justice McComas
Court of Appeale
Leon E. Greenhue
Baltimore
Witers
Ity
Baltimore Ity
G. Hayes
Battimore
Fuller
Tan City Minisht
Wabash Bystem
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry G Davis
West Virginia
Dimeelf
Western Maryland Railroad
Elkins Wai
Deathbed will barred in probate dispute over Fullerton estate
Rev JF Q A Fullerton files for letters of administration after brother David L Fullerton dies January 9. Court rejects a last will made on deathbed hours before, leaving administration to be settled with widow in agreement. Estate valued around 15,000 in securities and 35,000 in real estate in Washington and Tennessee. Heirs include Rev J Q A Fullerton, Mary G Wright, Eleanor and Caroline Fullerton, and John Knox Morris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q A Fullerton
Ringue
N. J
David L Fallerton
Thin City
Mr. Fallerton
Ietterton
Ftegal
Rev. J. Q. A. Falierton
Seid
Union Trust and Savinge Banke
Washington
Wevid Ls Pullerton
Ellen B. Castleman
American University Park
Chattanooga Irk
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. Q. A. Fullerton
Mary G. Wright
Portland
Oreg
Eleanor Fullerton
Allen
Caroline Q. Fullerton
New York Grain Market Faces Mixed Wheat and Corn Activity
The market shows firmer wheat with stronger demand and higher closing bids. Corn receipts and exports rise with varied futures, while option activity strengthens on near term supply and farm offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Hom Giy
Chicago Grain Markets End Mixed Amid Weather and Argentina News
Wheat futures advanced on strong selling from shorts and improved demand as outlooks for cool weather and low U.S. receipts supported May delivery. Prices edged higher on reports of Argentine crop damage, while oats and corn rose with steady demand. hedging and international factors influenced later session strength. Local receipts and forward movement remain variable as markets digest conditions in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Hibbs & Co
Stenot
Tumbesi
York Stocke Exchange
Washington
Chincege Board of Trade
Opin
Heh
Lew
Clown
Chivas
Jan
Sey
Weitlan
Commisilon Fieurts Ates ‘Voorbl
Liverpanh
Minperoin
Dakotse
Storks
Tin East
Pelcer
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Argentina
Manly
Amd
Mey Park
Patsy Sore
Washington Stock Exchange bids and quotes compiled
A dense rundown of bid quotations and stock prices from yesterday's Washington stock exchange. Listings cover railroads utilities bonds certificates and various companies including Mergenthaler Linotype, Washington Railway and Electric, Columbia Railroad, Metropolitan Rail, Potomac Electric Light, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, and several banks and insurance firms with percentages and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotes--Washington Railway Company
Mergenthaler
Sol
Grove Copper—tin Bb Air Mitchelt
Gall—Columbia
Mallway
Mitchell, Minkug
Greena Copner
Wawhinden
Stock Exchange
Fullippine Land Purchase Dietrich of Columbia
Guyonde
Washington Gas Company
Indetredne
Trantioy Railroad
Lois
Asmceatia and Patonne
City, and
Bulutbun Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Mit
Wahington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Sbi
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gaol
Georgetown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler ‘Linotype
Yoo
Lamson Menatybe
Stecks—Oreena Copper
Jon ‘Trust Company
Washington Loanald Trumt
Union Trust Werrants
Revings Benk
Epme Savings Bank
Union Livings Bank
Washington Exchange Bank
Arlinglos
Columbia
Commmercial
Corcoran
Piremena
Franklin
Metropolitan
National Union
People’s
Potomac
Riggs
Columbia Tina
Bas
Washington Title
Southern Public Servic Corporation
Graphonhorn Common
Graphoptions
Realty Appralal
Mitchell dining leads trading as market activity sustains gains
Mitchell dining stock dominated yesterday’s exchange session with over three quarters of business in this security. Most quotes closed firm at 7 8, with a single lot at 4 and several trades throughout the day. Total volume reached 1,650 shares, including the Poughton option, while Greene Copper and Mer genthaler showed limited activity and Washington Railway and Electric moved modestly at 40 1 2. Bond trades were light, highlighted by a 310,000 Washington Gas Pergerary block at 112 3 4. The United States Trust Company plans to relocate its subscription department from 714 Fourteenth Street to 611 Fourteenth Street, with remodeling and vault installations to start in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Stock Exchange
Poughton
United States Trust Company
Fourteenth Street
Rumored Bank Report From Washington District
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank condition report with assets and liabilities listing loans and discounts, deposits, U.S. bonds to secure circulation, and a redemption fund. Dense figures indicate totals around several hundred thousand dollars, with notes of other banks, reserves, and state bank items.
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SSS
U. S
Raking House
Firnitura
Day Srois K
Yanks Tae
Evsaree Eeents
Ataie Banis Aia Bankats
Dustrom
Dartul Aroney
Procetsa Seers
Jonnolds
Ryerysess
U. 3
U.S
U.S. Woods
Amd Cankern
Ois Due Trem
Nuionat
United States
OTR RL
Washington
Dstriet
Columbia
AG. Clapham
Do Wolemly
Japmary
Jos, N. Thompson
Notary
Sesari
Banda
Este Banks
Haakere
Nationel Banka
Dreedratty
S. Honda
Acura
Matiens
Agencs
Ia Bank
Sis
Specio
Washington Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Fragmented cattle market report notes firm prices for cattle and calves, with lambs and sheep showing weakness. It mentions inspections and warnings against adulteration, and lists various price points and terms for ordinary sheep, lambs, and other stock. Strong entities include Washington market and cattle, with references to cattle receipts and pricing.
Washington Produce Market Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Quality
Market notes show moderate receipts and steady pricing across Virginia and North Carolina regions with higher jobbing prices for dairy and butter markets. Live poultry supplies remain adequate with steady demand while pork and veal show mixed activity. wholesale meat shifts reflect broader market softness and occasional quality faults in dairy products.
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Virginia
Virginie
Southwest
North Caroilna
New York State
Wammar
Talr
Gous
Western Factory
New
Chalen
Nmdrum
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Wespaprrdi
Gheve
New York
York
Elaur
Sarre
Umerket
Fem
Lush
Pela
Wetinrn Beollers
Elkins Case
Nears End
JF. Q. A. Fullerton
Brother
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
OM Ely
Paine
North
Lima
Washington ‘Stock Exchange
Home Savings Bank
F. Saul
Brice J. Mowes
Alex. S. Glorke
Francis Miller
Howard Moran
Michael J. Colbert
7Th Street
S. W
Carl Aurrbach
Alex. S. Clarke
Anthony Gargier
John B. Geter
Wo. Hakan
J. Philp Heromann
TL Herrinen Jokuson
Francia Miler
Wa. Mer
Deke J. Moses
Jenn H. Ruppert
H. I. Sard
Jamea F. Shen
John Skughrue
Local Financial
Washington Railway
Lanston
Washington Gae Pergorarey
Central National Bank
Wethington
Golub
National City Bank
St Washington
Hose of Business Teneery
VS. A. Disburel
al Bonide
Leuy Et Wasilleion
Distetel
Conembin
Engblar
Atte J
Mendeneall
Wastington
Sichrid
Columbus
Geoure
Tia
Furnitua
Sgmdus
National Banke
BYTOM
State Banke
Lsgal-tandén
Bovires Derke Vy Eye
Dapostt
United Tates Deposite
Ana
Dea
Dinslet
HO McKee
Cashler
Henry JC Simpson
Notars Public
D.C
Gorrad
Tom Sette
Marlow
Geof
Harbin
Thos. W. Smith
Direriora
Wight
Bermuda
Turk
Imperiale Friary
Yur Imperia
Ecogs
Emap Trust
Ber Tor
Caplin
Dister
Henry H. Flather
Eaxbier
Caghler
Tamuoary
Davin Riftenhouse
Sotary
Corrie Atlew Sharles
Glover
Rois Perry
Johner
Melean
Tames If
Jornszon
Willam
Flather
Henry Hurt
Washington Cattle Market
Tarea
Duteher
Dion
Lambk
Diedore
TEE Condition
East Washington Savings Bank
Wauhineton
Colamdle
Jenuerr
Bouetag Haute
Fuvuiiors
Aba Bikatyes
Biante Banke
Bork, Wis
Tatat
Adelio Ippereet
Capital Etocke
Liabiatien Capital Stock
Pera
Statn Banke
Renee Tgeate
Odteigum
Gepeasta
Darhler
Ebocka Raat Cnival
Benén Borromed
Veer and
Gales Mead
Acocenamra Bork
Solenonty
J. Gales Moore
Canhier
Alfred B. Briggs
Notary Politie
E. Southard Parker
E. Francis
Miggs
Meron N
Lincoln National Bank
Busics
Jonds, Securities, &c
Sanking House
Tanger
Orrentarion
Capler
Watlonsl Bank
Bivijends
Fa- Bosit
Dietrici
Columba
T. Algert S. Gatley
Carhier
Sberenemed Bank
Albert $ Gatley
Jannars
William WV
Sulea
Netary Putite
Robert Callatian
Andrew Archer
Ribert A. Dore
William F. Downey
Richard J. Eapnehat
William F. Gede
Dana Dinson
Peter Latterner
Henry T. Gifterdinger
Frederick A. Richard
Walker G. Taylor Wade
Tree Citizens Savings Bank
Coastle
Henns- Ghenks
Telarra
Legai-fender Molaé
Liabuaties
Apital
Cecsenys
Asad
Gimbet
Colomble
Remor FR. Walters
Walters
Ora
W. Madeat
Rotary Public
Tames A. Sample
Capital Loan Co. Gen
Furniters
Plano
F Street
N. W
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
Eee
Paucenie Bremer
Mae
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