Prail Lunacy Trial Shocks Court With Alleged Conspiracy Claim
Mrs. Elisabeth C Prall, defending her claim to the Pratt estate, burst into a sensational testimony arguing all courts err and accusing Justice Anderson and several lawyers of collusion to bar her inheritance. A New York alienist testified she is sane, while cross examinations raised questions about her delusions and ties to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Humphries
New York
Justice Anderson
Hera
Elisabeth C. Prait
Prali
Justice Gould
C. C. Roberts
Willase Henry White
Columbia
Wich
Prall
William W. Prall
Emma Pran Inorr
Misa Jennie M Pratt
Annie M. Fahnestock
William E. Pratt
Pratt
Gould
Winfield
Fee Alnpte
Ahenist
H.H. Humphries
White
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
United States
Thoae
Gittings & Chamberlin
James W. McNeil
Milton Damon
Fahnestock
Miss Prall
Anderson
Congress
Roosevelt
Bean
William the Conqueror
William
Prail
Dr. Logee
District Court
Wright
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Pall
Munster
Ireland
Morning
New Fork
Florida
Balkan War Crimes Report From Macedonia Shocks Allies
A Washington dispatch relays alarming Greek, Romanian, and Turkish tensions as Bulgarians alleged to commit mass killings across Macedonia. Reports detail massacres at Nigrita Doiran Streymitga Demir Hissar and Seres, with consulates and churches burned and thousands left homeless. The appeal to the American public urges relief aid.
Roumanian Loyalist Denies Monarchy Threat Reports
Official Roumanian visiting Washington denies rumors that King Carol II faces danger of dethronement. Antronescu, a senior Roumanian official, says reports of unrest are false and that mobilization serves to maintain peace along the southeastern frontier. He asserts broad popular support for the king amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antronescu
Skrotiomiat
The
Rounenten
Department 4
Agriculturé
Washington
United States
Hina
Charles of
Roumania
Bedicane
Andronescu
Austria
Roumanta
Balkans
Greece Denies Shelling Hospital At Demir Hissar In 1912
Charge d Affaires Alexander C Vouros rejects Sofia press claims that Greek troops shelled a hospital at Demir Hissar and massacred civilians. He asserts the Bulgarian army atrocities at Doiran Nigrita Serres and Doxato are far worse and demands the truth be shown by a congressional inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Demir Hissar
Red Cross
Kilkish
Kiliish
Doiran
Nigritta
Serres
Doxato, &c
Alexander C Vouros
Charge d'Affairea
Greece
Two Robberies Reported In Northwest Washington
Daylight thieves broke into the residence of Harvey Wine at Highteenth and Taylor streets north west, taking nearly all movable items while the family was away. A second theft occurred at the Washington and Old Dominion Railway ticket office at Thirty-sixth and M streets northwest, where a thief slipped a window and took 36 in bills and coins between 1 and 2 30 o'clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieves
Harvey Wine
Highteenth
Taylor Streets
M Streets
Yammet
Lawyer Released on Bail After Bezzle Charge
Marion T Clinkseales, the lancer, freed on bail after a rough incident involving a client and a theft accusation. Freiik Jonson, a bondsman, released on $100 bail by Mary J Blank ford. Cinkscales faces a short trial in the criminal court for embezzling 46 entrusted to him by a client. grand jury returned the indictment last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘T Clinkseales
Lancer
Svurt
Tastie Gould
Freiik Jonson
H’s Sroller Alam
Hall Furnisher
Mary J Blankford
Halla Hiltoa
Cinkscales
Tee
Memphis Man With Revolver Hidden In Handkerchief Faces Arrest
Levi Strong of Memphis aged 34 attempted to slash Officer Hanley with a concealed revolver in a handkerchief on the way to Seventh precinct station. A razor was found in his shoe and another revolver hidden at the scene. Strong claimed to be a “bad man” as the chase ended under a street lamp near Thirty-sixth and M streets northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphries Crosa
White
Humphries
Rttorney Hoberts
Willard Hotel
Attorney White
Willard
Memphis
Hawng
Hanley
Hansey
Shepherd
Waa
Levi Strong
Tenn
Berlin Shaken By Wurttemberg Earthquake Reach
Tremors were felt across southern Germany from Strasbourg to Munich and Zurich. Many people were knocked down and fled their homes in fear as the quake disrupted seismic instruments at Strasbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wurttemperg
Germany
Straasburg
Frankfort
Munich
Bavaria
Zurich
Switzerland
Strassburg
Low Fares to Colorado All Summer
Advertises cheap summer travel to Colorado on Rock Island Lines and Koch Ty land Lines. Claims weekly rates from $7 to $10 and promotes the Rocky Mountain Limited and Colorado Flyer trains from Chicago, St Louis, and other points to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, via routes with named lines and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Publo
Colorado Flyer
Koch Ty Land Lines
Brown
Mistric
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Texas oil antitrust suit ends in $800000 settlement
The Texas antitrust case involving Standard Oil of New Jersey and Magnolia Petroleum Co. closed with an $800,000 penalty payment. Trustees will oversee Magnolia stock, and the court approved a corollary to permit continued operation of the company while stock is managed. Gov. Colquitt proposed applying the $800,000 to the state school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Teax
Texas
Standard Ol Company of
New Jersey
Eighth District
John B. Archibold
H. ©. Folger, Jr
New York
Standard of Men
Magmelia Petroleum Company
Corsicana
Tex
F. A. Willams
Austin
Queston
Magnolia
Standard Oil Company
Magnesia Company
Laot
Antitrust
Tia
Measts
Folger and Atchbold
Suarantea
Coraiana Company
Gov. GO. B. Colquit
Swiss Guards Disarmed After Mutiny at Vatican
Rome reports the Swiss guards have been disarmed amid grave insubordination. Italian police stand ready to intervene if Vatican authorities seek aid to restore order. Mutinous guards presented a memorial to Cardinal Merry del Val outlining grievances and terms for remaining in service. They demand the commander’s removal, expand guard numbers to 490, allow visits to wine shops on the right bank of the Tiber, and return to basic military instruction with removal of bayonet drills and roof climbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
L—necenste
Reara
Vatican
Merry del Val
Tiber
Ask Pay for Riot Damages in Seattle
A moderate Socialist committee whose headquarters in an old church was wrecked last Friday night presented a $68.75 bill to Mayor Cotterill for city payment. The bill goes to the city council claims committee. The old church will be repaired and headquarters reestablished. The radical Socialists will meet tomorrow night to decide next steps. The IWW losses were smaller than feared. Sailors on the Pacific reserve fleet reportedly plan a collection to compensate the Penn Mission whose chapel was damaged by sailors mistaking it for an IWW reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Cotterill
Industrial Workers of
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Pennel Mission
Col Nasden T. Bennett Dead in Wadesboro at 75
Col Nasden Tyler Bennett died at his home in Wadesboro North Carolina this morning after a period of ill health. He was a former Confederate soldier commanding a regiment at the close of the Civil War. Bennett was appointed superior court judge in 1880 but resigned to run for Congress and served in the Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth Congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadesboro
N.C
Nas-den Tyler Bennett
Bennett
Wortha Otina
Diplomatic reshuffle seen in Dominican government
Envoy to Santo Domingo reports President Virison moved to resign Minister William Woborsel after three terms as minister to Santa Lommego. A successor has been chosen and may be nominated, with the Dominican government promoting the proposed appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virison
Willliam Wo Borsel
Santa Lommego Fon
Amit South
Tominican
Demand Free Freight Meet To Map Their Plans
Washington merchants rally to retain free freight delivery as the Interstate Commerce Commission orders two years of continuation while the Pennsylvania Railroad plans to end the service in Washington and Baltimore. Local chambers and Retail Merchants Association convene to seek legal restraint and study costs, with officials citing potential rate increases and industry disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pensylvania Railroad
Washington
Pennshana Railroad
M D. Rosenberg
Diac
George H. Judd
Judd & Detweiler
Penanaylovenia
Baltimore and Ohio
Marble
Jast Orday
Aeemingly
Argentine Rifleme n Arrive for Camp Perry Matches
Argentine National Guardsmen totaling fifteen men led by Capt. Tuan Gallegos arrived by steamer Vasari to compete in international shooting events at Camp Perry Ohio. They will hold elimination trials in New York to select five representatives for the August trophy matches. expenses are covered by the Argentine government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
New York
Argentina
Ohio
Vasari
Tuan Gallegos
Camp Ferry
Flemen
Roosevelt Admires Donkey In White House Walk Plan
Roosevelt supporter Anderson completes a cross country walk with a donkey emblem, traveling from Annapolis to Washington to urge a political gesture. He started Sunday night from Portland and aims to reach Benning before marching on to the capital as part of a protest in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Anderson
Hose
Portland
Annapolis Sundas
Benning
Ad Menslas
Botar
State to Work on Roads in Rural Districts
Ambiguous notice outlines state plans to repair public roads in rural districts and counties. It mentions workers, funding, and authorities suspending certain duties as estimates indicate about 3000 workers may be employed, with cross references to public high priority projects and supplemental measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adefferman Gils
Lyers
Government clerks warned to pay debts or face discharge
Secretary Garrison orders warn that repeated failure to pay debts by federal employees will be treated as grounds for discharge. Debts are to be reported to the employee’s bureau, with records kept. collectors and creditors barred from direct access during public business hours. Similar rules exist in State and other departments, guiding explanations and potential demotions or firings for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
War Department
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Mas. Prall Defiant
Wwe
Jase Gould
Dr. Hickling
D. Percy Hickling
Pr. Hickling
Dr. Patterson
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mra Fahnestock
Jennie M. Pratt
Roberta
Dr. Fatterson
Mrs. Pralt
Galt & Baq. Jewellers Silversmiths Stationers
Pennnsylvania Ave
Britain
Porte
Macedonia
Kaiser
Ferdinand
Kavala
Drinia
Birmingham
England
Chamber of Commerce
Balkan States
Turkey
London
Mr. Asquith
Denpe
Bulgaria
Foumadla
Seria
Salonthi
Macelonia
Nigrita
Streymitga
Demir Higssr
Seres
American Tobacco Company
Messrs. Harrington
Moore
Saloniki
Doxato
A. Miritsopoulos
Greek Evangelical Church
M. Brunau
Gurhouvanta
Yam
Edward B. Waskell
M. T. Clinkscales
Standard
U. S
Col
R. T. Bennett
North Carolina
Santo Domingo
Russell
Pennsylvania
Bull Moose
U.S
N Hershier
State Department
William McNeil
Department
Departments of Agriculture
Navy
Interior
Commerce
Freder Weno Coc
Knabe Pianos
Ratiner
St. Athea
Kneessi
Seventh St
Niagara Falls
Kent Washington
Susquehanna
Buffalo
Limtt
Harrisburg
TLL
Lipsets Division
15Th
G Streets
Weebington
D.C
R. R
Post Automobile
York
the Post National Electrical Supply Co
New Y Ork
Donehoe
Mostow
Cook
Stoddard Co
Conn ‘Ave
Potomac
Martini & Rossi’s
de Christian Vermouth
Xander's
7Th Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye Tr St Nw
Jonn
Magruder Connavf
G Corel
Ren Pan Keegan
Phau Gil Nodern
Batentine
Cert Hospitala
Con
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