Murder Trial Opens In New Jersey Slaying Case
The law story describes the murder trial of a Brooklyn man charged with killing his wife in a lonely New Jersey spot to make way for another woman. The testimony begins after brief opening remarks by Judge Simpson as state witnesses are examined.
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Whitmore Trial Nears Finish With Alibi Defence
Prosecutor Garven stated the State will close its case within a week as Whitmore's alleged plot and murder link are explored. The defense plans an alibi for Whitmore as testimony described a lover and a man named Lynch connected to the crime.
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Whitmore Tragedy Echoes in New Jersey Swamp Death
Special to The Washington Post recalls the Helena Whitmore murder near Newark last December after police find a mudbound body by Big Timber Creek Gloucester. Harvey Moore, a Gloucester fisherman, says he saw two people alight from a trolley at Camden end of the creek and heard a woman scream while drifting. A search today yielded a body believed to be the victim, a thirty-year-old woman, leading to a verdict of death from a railway incident.
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German Baron's Warning On Alsace Lorraine in London Interview
Baron von Holstein defends German policy toward Alsace Lorraine in a London interview likely approved by the foreign office. He warns against any Franco Russian understanding and asserts Germany will not cede Alsace Lorraine, while noting German unity with Emperor William II. The piece covers French reception of Fallieres in London and King Edward’s potential Russia visit.
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Paris Audience Welcomes American Artist in Real Coon Songs
Jo Miss Kitty Cheatham, renowned American artist, performed real coon songs in Paris at the Salte Temina venue. The audience of Parisians showed keen interest and applauded as she presented genuine melodies, indicating a rare cultural exchange amid current entertainment trends.
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State Upholds Union Labor Guidine Ok
May 2 report says the house and senate passed a bill to provide penalties for employers who punish employees for union membership. The bill also adds detention provisions for enforcing state labor protections and deters retaliation by employers.
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Pride of Jennico at Columbia Theater Captivates Crowd
Review notes Hackett as Basil Jennico in four act melodrama with swordplay and romance. Strong supporting cast including Miss Marie Stoebuch Nina Morris and Brigham Royce. orchestra and ballet praised. Also mentions other shows at New National Theater and Trocadero Burlesquers with varied acts and performances.
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Calvin Was Slan dered The Infant Salvation Debate Fails
Special to The Washingon Fast Greensboro mat 1 The session of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly debated infant damnation and reconsidering Calvin Day notes Professor Smith urged dropping infant salvation discussion as a dead issue while John Cabin and Rev Campbell defended the topic arguing it remains vital The presbyterians voted 56 to 81 against reconsideration and Calvin was slandered.
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Johnson Thanks Alabama In Tuscaloosa Visit
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson, en route to Tuscaloosa Alabama, will speak at the State University Tuesday. He called Alabama's Democratic primary results a happy disappointment noting he won between 40 and 50 percent, a figure he had not previously achieved in the state.
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Bryan to Lose as States Debating Third Nomination
A Johnson headquarters briefing outlines likely Democratic convention votes. It asserts Bryan faces widespread uninstructed delegates and predicts losses across many states on the first ballot if unit rule is not adopted, with further defections anticipated from several regions and territories. The tally suggests Bryan trails tarjetas for a decisive advantage for other candidates.
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Useful Rints to House Keepers
A garbled historical advertisement describes Jap-a-lac coatings for varied items. It urges applying a varnish-like finish to doors screens porch furniture wicker water pipes and old automobiles to renew protection and appearance. It claims low cost and ease for household use.
Depew Rues Interview at New York Washington Patch
A New York Times dispatch reports Senator Chauncey M Depew spent time Sunday in a shelter to escape unrest after a stilted statement about overeating being deadlier than other sins. He attended the Senate session Saturday evening and had an eventful morning with a ruckus telephone bell.
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Washington Post Building Offices For Rent Amid Turbulent Debates
A garbled Washington Post fragment mentions large well lit offices for rent in the building and references politics, the Senate, and the Depew family. The text includes blurred names and events, with a late scene describing a breakfast with discussions among factions linked to the Prohibition party and the Secretaries’ Association before a phone is removed from its hook.
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