Sign Gunmen Plea Goes to Governor Today
Ten of the twelve jurors who convicted four gunmen in the Herman Hosenthal murder petition the New York governor for a stay of execution until after Charles Becker’s second trial. They request a reprieve to prevent possible error and to allow final determination of Becker's guilt or innocence. The petition, aided by the defendants’ wives, cites the court of appeals ruling and seeks an audience with the governor.
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New York
Herman Hosenthal
Glynn
Charles Becker
Peollee Leutenant
State Court of Appeals
Smarrow
Unlv
Becker
Charles Kecker
Kringel
Fuomen
Court of Appeals
Hecker Cage
Jeagorank’ Chafiel
Lefty Greule Rosenberg
Harry Horowitz
Gyp
Whitey Tewis
Jacob Seldentuer
Cecker Abdasus
Kuamen
Obituary notices from a Washington DC area paper
Multiple obituaries and notices describe Allen Thompson’s death after a fall at Center Market and other deaths including Allen Thorpe a chemist. Lee Randoph Witt a retired patrolman. Thomas H. Sheehan. Commander John Flavel Hubbard. Mark J. Thomas. and Clarence Miller’s wife Mrs. Miller who survived Tampico bombardment. Funeral details and survival notes included.
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Allen Thompson
Allen Thorpe
Center Market
Akult Thompson
Sixth Street
Washington
Blainthon
Ohio
Les Randolph Witt
Fallasie
Lee Randoph Witt
Casualty
Bedford City
Ostreet
Bedforduity
Fearful humor covered face cured byResinol in Paterson
Paterson New Jersey December 9 1912 a man describes severe facial eczema with cracking scaly patches itching and pimples. He credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with complete relief and urges readers to try the product warning about counterfeit substitutes.
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Paterson NJ
Robert Trovano
Baltimore
Easter fair and tea to aid Day Nursery efforts
A busy slate of charitable events includes an Easter fair and a tea dance to benefit the Day Nursery and Dispensary Association, hosted at 1709 9th Street NW by Mrs. H. H. Hazen, with committee chairs and speakers from Union University Alumni and local societies. Other items note lectures, suffrage activities, and club gatherings across Washington, D C, featuring figures such as Dr. Charles Alexander Richmond, Mrs. Estelle Willoughby Sons, and Senator Fletcher’s daughter Marie Fletcher Kent.
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A. I
Dispen- Burklin
Frederick Hohoff
Saly Association
W. B. Hardy
Frederick Sitlers
J. J. Street
H. H. Hazen Crawford
Richmond Hotel
Union University Alumni Association of Washington
Charles Alexander Richmond
John van Swiatek, Jr
C. C. Bowman
William C. Childs
Philip J. Ryan
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
George Washington University
Burlington
Marie Fletcher Kent
Senator Fletcher
Florida
National Library
Pee
Mary S Lawrence
Southern Suffrage League
Estelle Willoughby Sons
Calvert Street
Day Nursery and Dispensary Association
H. H. Hazen
St Street
G. H. van Buren
Union University Alumni Association
Richmond
Police News Notes from Northwest and Northeast Streets
Richard Davis, 50, colored, overcome by gas from a small heater in a room at 42k M street northwest. Taken to Emergency Hospital. George B. Rose, 73, at 19 Adams street northwest, bicycled into a horse rider, cut on head. Mrs. Jennie Wiser, 36, found dead in rooming house at 823 Thirteenth street northwest from natural causes per coroner. Police asked to search for Frank Chaney, 15, missing from 134012 H street northeast since Saturday. Franklin Flemmer, 69, found wandering dazed on Good Hope road near 917 M street northwest, taken to Washington Asylum Hospital.
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Richard Davis
George B. Rose
Adams Street
Rose
Jennie Wiser
Thirteenth Street
Frank Chaney
H Street
Franklin Flemmer
Good Hope Road
A. E. Smooth
Washington Asylum Hospital
Fire damages kitchens and homes on Ninth Street area
A series of small fires on Ninth Street northwest damaged the Mandarin Restaurant Company kitchen partition and the home of J. D. Green. Overheated ranges and gas jets caused the blazes, with total damage listed at about 500 dollars.
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Ninth Street
Mandarin’ Restaurant Company
Epeaien Ane
Indian quotes Bryan secretary will not talk
Har Dayal denies persecution for private revolutionary beliefs and defends free speech in India. Secretary Bryan declines to comment on quotations, citing private citizen status. Immigration Commissioner Caminetti says case rests with immigration authorities. arrest followed a March 25 San Francisco speech by Dayal, a Brahmin scholar with global travel.
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Hontor Post
India
San Francisco Examiner
United States
Bryan
Russia
England
Gadar
San Francisco
Har Dayal
Caminetti
Anthony Caminetti
Har da Yal
Immigration Bureau
State Department
Great Britain
Leland Stanford University
Carranza Arrives in Juarez Amid Revolution Welcomes
Gen Venustiano Carranza, age 65, arrives in Juarez to a tumult of autos and carriages, greeted by Gen Manuel Chao and officials. Crowds watch a long procession past a wrecked box car and ruins, as Carranza vows not to recognize Huerta actions and predicts a day of retribution for treachery.
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Hbela
Bala
Gays Ot ‘Peate
Buente Delvndia
Carranza
Chao
Benito Juarez
Paris
Rebels Carry Flag As Carranza Enters Juarez
Gen Carranza entered Juarez with Mexican flags sheltering the crowd. Americans cheered as soldiers followed on foot and a troop unfurled the stars and stripes beside the Mexican emblem, creating a surprise moment in the main street near the Juarez monument.
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Carranza
Juarez
Mexico
Juarez Monument
Hold Villa At Bay Continues From First Page
Financial crisis looms in rebel territory as six million pesos circulate in Chihuahua Durango and Zacatecas with rapidly falling value due to lack of backing while more notes are issued. Terrazas Jr faces multiple threats of execution despite Gov Chao assurances, saved once by foreign government intervention and again by renewed pleas delaying action.
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Chihuahua
Durango
Zacatecas
United States
Four hundred Federals Defeated North of San Luis Potosi
Rebels defeat four hundred federals north of San Luis Potosi and suspend northbound traffic, while the rebels officially admit the occupation of Chilpancingo, capital of Guerrero. Also, Turkey to send cruiser Hamidieh to the Panama Canal opening.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Chilpancingo
Guerrero
Panama
Constantinople
Hamidieh
Turkey
Panama Canal
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Rosenthal
Ert
Thomas H. Sheehan
Holy Comforter Church
Mount Olivet Ventery
Sheehan
Postoltics
John Flavel Hubbard
Funda
Hongkong
China
Fort Myer
Arlington Natonal Gentery
Mark J. Thomas
Mark J .Thomas
Secret Service Division
T Street
Fra
Thomas
FEE Thomes Pnaurante
Servnes
Zurst
East Capital Street
Tampico
Clarence Miller
N Street
Miller
Mr. Miller
A Puree Lebormey Towers
Republic
City News
Clarence Dodge
C. H. Taylor
C C. Rogers
A. D. Melvin
C. A. Chandler
Eunice James
E. C. Frogers
A. E. Heiss
F. A. Peret
Peru
Anthropological Society
National Museum
Latin
Chesapeake Beach
Clarke & Winston
Eau
Charles Lusby
Congress Street Methodist Protestant Church
Henry P. Holden
All Souls’ Church
Bergson
Josephus Dan
Jels
Omo
Brightwood
Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Pioneer Council
Sens
Jonadab
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Battle of
Antietam
Newcomb Club
Bethesda
Rockville
Interstate Suffrage Club
G Street
John B. McCarthy
Arnauld Belmont
Pythian Temple
Janet Richards
Woodward & Lothrop’s
Naval Observatory
Reed Smoot
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
Y. M. H. A. Club
M Street
Reuben Schmidt
M. I. Berman
Henry A. Jaffy
M. A. Serby
M. L Berman
Police
Huerta
Manuel Chao
Gen. Villa
Torreon
Villa
Gen. Carranza
Brown Mesa
Tvere
Avmeda Juarez
Sylvestre Terrazas
Guazavo Padres
Federico Gonzales Garza
Terrazas, Jr
Perul
Ew Uta
Tolman
Tolman Laundry
N.W
Delifiela Brand
Boston
Derrydale Hrand
Nall
Grocery Department
Kirkiman
Pride
Castile
Ade
Lic
Takhoma
Ceylon
Japan
PEAS
Seata
Ontop Brand
Olla
Per Daz
Vienna
Rolla, Per Daz
Itt
Kraut Fuse
Maine
Kream Krust Bread
Bogota
Fancy Santos
Blue Bell
Strasbaugh
Vconqueror
Secan
Harpeo
Ar Buns
Michigan
Old Dutch Market, Inc
N. Capitol Street
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