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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
3
A sensational murder case unfolds as a prisoner’s wife attempts to kill him in court, allegedly wrapping a victim’s small body in a sack and storing it in a railway cloak room. The scandal shocks France and prompts public outrage while legal actions proceed, with questions over execution, punishment, and due process lingering. Authorities investigate the alleged assault amid wartime turmoil and mounting pressure on the judiciary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a nurse injured in a hospital shooting incident with scattered references to officials, locations, and times. The readable fragments imply a crime event prompting inquiry by hospital and police authorities, with no clear victim names or dates fully discernible.
Fragmentary notes describe a death notice and a brief obituary item. Readable names or events are limited, but the piece references a funeral or tribute context and local broadcaster mentions alongside a memorial tone.
General Superintendent W D Trump released yesterday the test results of Conductor Hamilton and the crew after the Pere Marquette collision with a Tona excursion train. The inquiry found the engineer and rear brakeman aboard, with notes about passenger timing and a dozen more wreck victims later laid to rest in Marquette.
A passenger train collided head on with a locomotive near Greenville Pennsylvania on a sharp curve in the north end of a siding. One person died an hour after being freed from wreckage. Engineer Lintz and Albert Loveland were badly injured and another passenger was lightly hurt. Members of the Bessemer Club were aboard.
A convoluted jury of names and alleged conspiracy unfolds around the murder case of Gov Steunenberg. The defense denounces Richardson Orchard and others including Gov Gooding Senator Borah Gov Peabody and Pinkerton agents amid claims of a systematic plot to kill Steunenberg. Witnesses, political figures, and alleged conspirators surface as court proceedings advance with demands for testimony and protective measures.
A health office record lists numerous residents with ages ranging from a few months to several years. Names include Warren Golden, Mare Potter, Becee Winther, Walter Scan, Mary Soshell, John Fox, Rasmoat Finbeey, Thomas Lest, Kruws, Moras Moser, Alllee Colewan, Hanke, Nancy Cox, Richard Edlen, Journ Raymond, Mona Rott, Chirlea Smith, Gerard, Venton, Bal Spotte, and Balrest. The document references addresses and ages, indicating a community health or census-style log.
California merchant George T Bennett was shot dead on a porch by a woman in a jealous motive case. The shooter, Mag Cornell, drove to Bennett’s home after a dispute with Miss Marguerite Bennett, then fired at his car and surrendered to police.
Executors of James Henry Smith of Tuxedo Park seek a court rider directing William Frese of Port Jervis to appraise the late Monaire Smith estate. The transfer tax aims to determine amount due to the state, with potential property interests in Chicago and Toronto lands. The state is expected to receive about 2000000 dollars from the transfer of Sulent’s property.
Fourteen persons were injured early today in a rear end collision between a freight and an express train near Percy on the Pennsyl vania railroad. Most passengers escaped serious injury. names listed include Anwerion and Darthelomer, with several others reported hurt but not seriously. The express rear-ended the freight after the freight slowed for a turnout, and the engineer Mackey applied brakes too late.
Ten year old Princis Rusack suffered the loss of his left ear when he fell from a wagon in Trenton New Jersey. Surgeons at the hospital operated to sew it back and doctors believe it may regrow.
Duke and Mrs Inman wed at Mrs Stackpole’s Brooklyn home at 5 p m. The ceremony was conducted by Dr David J Burrell. Attendees included Stackpole and Inman family friends. The couple then left for Duke’s Summerville estate.
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