Will Fight Evidence Prolonged Battle At Murder Trial
Proceedings in the murder trial of Wittan Doyle focus on thwarting contested testimony and adjournments. Prosecution seeks to suppress or strike disputed statements while defense plans parallel strategies as witnesses, including women, testify for Haywood pot in July. Cripple Creek and Florence ties surface with Pinkerton involvement and plans to influence court actions ahead of a Fourth of July adjournment.
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Plana
Haywood
Wotts
Wittan Doyle
Gosterberg
Caitlun
Richardson
Iso
Newt
al Ritanes
Geverel
Union Minera Hel
Cripple Creek
Tellaride
Pinkerton
Acmin
Archird
Jomes Scott
Sterling
Florence Ripple Creek
David Cotes
Reil
Colorado
Patrick Moran
Cheyenne
August Paulson Moran
Gemier
Jorme
Orchard
Muensterberg Supports Orchard Confession at Boise Trial
Renowned psychologist Muensterberg testifies in Boise Idaho that Mary Orchard confessed and that his examination shows she possesses full faculties for reincarnation. He visited the penitentiary and asserts the trial reflects absolute justice for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inte
Muensterberg
Haywood
Boise Idaho
Mary Orchard
Aimana
Muenaterberg
Insanity For Truesdell Ties to Clock Case Unfolds
Herbert J Truesdell once a filesman linked to alleged irregularities in government time clock sales by International Time Recording Company is now confined to Binghamton State Hospital after being found insane on Wards Island following a four year decline. George W Beavers pleaded guilty and serves a fine at Moundsville West Virginia while Green faces federal charges tied to the same clock dealings.
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Green and Gaynor
New Binghamton Hospital
Binghamton Y
Herbert J Truesdell
George E Cheen
George W. Beavers
Truesdell
International Time Recording Company
Green
Binghamton State Hospital
Binghamton
Wards Island
Time Recording Company
Clock Company
Rruesdell
George W Beavers
Moundeville
W Va
Fight Over Past Life Secrets in McDonald Murder Case
Mrs Dora McDonald stands accused of killing artist Webster Guerin in his Omaha studio. She fights to save herself from the gallows while seeking to bar her husband Mike McDonald’s access to trial records for divorce. Attorneys Trude and Hamilton Lewis are involved. the estate exceeds a million dollars. A desperate witness nears death at St Anthony’s Hospital.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Dora McDonald
Webster Guerin
Omaha
Mike
McDonald
Ania
St Anthony'’s Hoapstat
CHORUS GIRL MARRIES LOCAL BUSINESSMAN IN QUIET WEDDING
Elsie G Heins of Philadelphia married William Stews Hagerty in a home ceremony at 162 Columbia Avenue. Heins had acted with Jon Weber’s company and recently appeared in Dream City at the Lyric Theater. Hagerty, a city businessman, resided at 157 North Thirteenth Street, and the match was helped by Hagerty’s aunt Isolde Stewart who relented after being impressed by Heins. Rev Herbert Alleman officiated. Helen Heine was bridesmaid and Arthur Disson was best man.
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Elsie G Heins
Poon
William Stews T Hagerty
Columbia Avenue
Misa Heins
Jon Weber
Lyric Theater
Dream City
Hagerty
North Thirteenth Street
Misa Isolde Stewart
Miss Heins
Miss Stewart
Herbert Alleman
Mies Helen Heine
Urides
Aister
Waa Miald
Hiqnor
Arthur Disson
Prisoner Ratsuli Holds Gen Maclean Demanding Tangier Reappointment
RatSuli's capture of Gen Maclean, longtime British adviser to the Moroccan Sultan, sparks a hostage crisis in Tangier. RatSuli demands the reconstruction of a house, a 100 percent indemnity, and Maclean’s reappointment as Tangier governor and police commander, plus recall of Morocco's war minister to Fer, as precondition for surrender.
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Tangier
Prsoner
Ratsul
Harry Maclean
Ratsull
Maclean
Parden
Moora
Raisuli
Zinat
Fahs
Bultan
Adjera
Cald Maclean
Sidi Mohammed Gabbas
Algeciras
MANY FAVOR PRIVATEERING. Plan for private property immunity debated
The Hague reports opposition to the American plan to shield private property at sea, with Russia and France wavering. Italy’s amendment on allowing belligerents to seize property with postwar indemnity is under debate, while Japan weighs wireless telegraphy rules and neutrality of cables. Miss Anne Eckstein seeks an audience with President Neudorf to present a petition supporting a general arbitration treaty. M Nelthof to meet her tomorrow morning.
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Hague
Russia
France
Japan
Anne Eckstein
Neudorf
Wnelthof
Miss Eckstein
Color line in England bars mulatto youth from service
Amy and Navy London July 3 The British Admiralty and War Office again bar a London youth born to a negro father and English mother from enlisting The guardian of the boy after his parents died is involved and the youth who wishes to serve his country is refused by both Navy and Army The issue expected to provoke parliamentary discussion.
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Amy
Navy
London
British Admiralty
War Office
Strand
Beast of Guardiana
Masons Choose America for Next International Conference
Paris reports that the next international Masonic conference will be held in the United States five years hence. Delegates including James D Richardson and George I Moore arrived from Brussels to attend ongoing deliberations in Paris. The group noted broad cooperation among the seventy-plus supreme councils and voiced no demand, aiming to strengthen world Masonic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Paris
United States
Brussels
James D Richardson
Supreme Council
Washington
George I. Moore
Alabama
S C Lawrence
Hoston Leutenant
Frank Pierce
California
Charles J. Gallagher
Hoston
Barton Smith
Toledo
Ohie
Richardson
Spencer brothers appeal in French court jurisdiction
William Augustus Spencer and Lorillard Spencer appeal a French court ruling awarding their sister, Princess de Vicovar, the estate of Charles Griswold Spencer who died in New York. The brothers contend the French courts lack jurisdiction and that upholding the decision could jeopardize probate of a contested will lodged in the New York Surrogate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Augustus Spencer
Lorillard Spéncer
Princess de Vicovar
Charles Griswold Spencer
Spencer
New York
Croker to Sit Near King at Leopardstown Visit
Dublin July 3 The King's visit to Dublin draws keen interest at Leopardstown races. Richard Croker will bid for fresh honors as Everman with a half crown to appear risks it on Or by the witmer of the Gngisa and Irish derbies. Croker will be included among occupants of the royal enclosure.
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Washington Post
Dublin
Leopardstown
Richard Croker
Everman
Apare
Witmer
Gngisa
Fight Over Whistler Letters in London Suit
Miss R. B. Pullup sues the executrix of James McNeil Whistler’s estate to bar Joseph Pennell and publisher William Heinemann from using private Whistler letters in a forthcoming biography by the Pennells. She asserts authority to select letters for long delayed publication while Pennells claim Whistler urged writing and future use of material. The case was adjourned.
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Harry
London
James McNeil Whistler
Misa R. B Pullup
Joseph Pennell
William Heinemann
Whistler
Pennella
Pennells
Cage
Store Hours Notice Posts Shortened Summer Schedule
The store will close earlier each day during July and August, with daily closing times shown as pm and ipm. Saturdays remain unaffected, with regular weekend hours observed.
American Aid Urged to End Turkish Harems in Macedonian Freedom Drive
Representative Jount Spradovitch announces renewed support from New York elites for a four-nation movement to free Macedonia, Albania, Armenia, and Arabia from Turkish rule. He cites widespread backing, plans peaceful methods, and urges unity of four regions to overthrow harems and end enslaved status.
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Jount Spradovitch
Turkey
Apecial
Washington Post
New York
Cherep Spiridovitch
Slavic Benevolent Sociery
Moscow
Latin-Slavic League
Parla
Rome
America
United States
Cunard Line
Coronia
Liverpool
Macedonia
Arabia
Albania
Armenia
Women of
Organization of the ‘Freedom Commutes of
Bishop Potter
James Grant Wison
Europe
Spiridovitgh
Turner Condemns Nation at African Methodist Conference
Boston July 3 reports Bishop Henry M. Turner of Philadelphia declares the United States no friend to the colored man at the African Methodist conference. He critiques race writings and warns against white politicians exploiting Negro inferiority claims, naming several figures and noting public responses.
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Saya
United States
Boston Mass
Henry M. Turner
Philadelphia
Age
Wollte Falahooda
Vardaman Tillman
God
Cature
Tillman
Health Office Records Deaths Reported to 12 m Suz 2
A registry of deaths lists individuals including Lous Bendy aged 8, Richard Mugd 18, Ke 5, Gamer We Mugg 55, Mary J Boyde 68, and others. Entries span hospitals such as Gere Hospital and Sibley Hospital with ages from 16 to 81 and notes on residence at North Capitol and 214 North Capitol.
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Lous
Richard Mugd
Sith Ai
Mugg
Mary J Boyde
Gere
Insane
Geve’ Hoepl
Berard Hammort
Incene
Zee Pit
Berton Copes
Sibley’ Hospital
W. Examés
Mackleis
Evelyn Seach
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Feed Local Community
A list of funeral directors and embalmers operates across the city with many parlors and chapels. Firms include George P. Zurhorst Furersi Parlors East Capitol, Hindle Bayliss, R F Harvey’s Sons, Speare, John Mitchell’s Son, Thos Sergion, Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, and others. Each offers inhouse chapel service and connecting livery, with contact telephones listed.
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George P. Zurhorst
Furersi
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
Faye Motthos
R. Nalley
Babalmers
Ana John M. Mitchell
Elevanth
S. Sergeon
Cain
A. Costello
Bart
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Chevy Chase
Connecticut Avenue
D. C
Tidewater
Treasury
F Street
N. W
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Chevy Chase, D. C
Boise
Ewer Ape
Acco
Gang
Sen. Maclean
Bandit
Reisai
Mac Jean
Morocco
Ratsuil
Ratsuill
MacJean
Hila
Rassall
San Perdicariz
Harris
London Times
Pras
England
Spain
Masons
Déade
Spencer Will
Croker
King
Royal
Burt’s Greater Stores
Arthur Burt
WAR Onturks
Eapggitien
Turner
Keee Lusby
Mery Shack
J.T Hoon
Robert H Haba
Teeger
Beth
Baltimore
J. Muir
Patrick F Gramt
Emma L Anderson
Mark H Reid
Anna L. Merks
Jobn H Dalley Jolin Hams
Roslyr
Aedie
Philadelphia Pa
Veneph
Johnson
Bersice
Mattie
Rock Wifery
Richmond
JB McLassh
Frederick W
Boston
Mary Howsten
Ray ‘Thomas Willits Tlowad
Thetsher
Mdaxi
Marie A. Kubnel
Bchraeder
Florence H Brown
Morea
Florence
Hering
George Oncher
Michal Ho Raftery
Detla F
Jamey F Mackin
Jame Welaerit
Aveusta Ga
Eikel Jamieson
Schroeder
Gecar Bryan
Cora Walthall
Roanaka
MM Brito
Jamen AG Noble
Rosa Mitenei
Louren Garlins
Ray
Fats
Ayia Ar Bateman
Magali
Fis
Lidia P Rin
Weelkewe
Jennie Wittens
Harrie
Wilhem A. Garner
Teabella Smallwood
Lee
Florence Washington
ADH
Collett
Brow
Wic
John
Minnie Brown
Bullard
Lorin
Leonora Brown
Tale
D Street
Waugh
Arlington Cemetery
Brown
Lorencis
Frank Wu
Holmes
Jamiss Holmes
Lins Tate
Gerce
Luckett
Raleigh
Gertrude H Luckett
Helen
Charles F Luckett
Tus Brother
Alexandria
Y Mason
St Lukes Hospital
William Madison Mason
Smith
Mara L. Smith
Frank
Josesii Smith
Minnie Conor
Woolock
Lexurs Wa
Sidney Jane
Charles Tribis
West Washington D
Braddock Eighteenth
Wustre Horthwest
Zeeinck Pom
Health Office Record
Alex
Dee To-Kalon Wine CO
14Th Street
Derstely Prterd
Gude
Geo. C. Shaffer
Florist
Brenth
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