Court Drama as Marguerita Steinheil Faces Murder Trial
In Paris a tense court session centers on Marguerita Steinheil accused of murdering her husband and stepmother Mme Japy. Jean Lefevre and Jean Te Vine Stoker offer dramatic confessions or testimonies as prosecutors clash with defense. The proceedings invoke President Faure and stir strong public interest amid intense courtroom exchanges.
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Fois Nouven
Marguerita Steinnen
Mme Japy
Paris
Estras
Stemtel
Slaltre Au
Wich Stembeil
Jean Lefevre
Jean Te
Vine Stoker
Murere
Stoke Meat
Seach
Lefevre
Jock
Tefevie
Faure
Felts
Tom
Wren Mare Steinheil
Steintell
Mme 4Lne
Mme Steinhel
Senet
Tolin Faure
Frederick Hac
Tad
Ong
Ashi
Emotional appeal in trial manes shifting crime tale
A defendant breaks into tears pleading pardon while admitting fault and claiming lack of support from her husband and desire for sympathy. She defends herself by blaming journalists and detectives for misdirections, insisting she was misled into accusing others, as the judge questions the inconsistent stories amid ongoing coverage.
Baltimore Hosts Japanese Entertainments Curtained
Baltimore, Nov 4. The Japanese commercial commission arrived from Washington and toured under reception committees. Women visited Women's College for a special program. much entertainment was canceled due to a day of mourning for Printe Inc. Luncheon held, brief addresses by Maral Mahool and Charles England. Haron Shi ousawa proposed a toast to the United States. The travelers departed for Pittsburgh at 12 30.
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Princette
Baltimore
Japanese Commercial Commission
Washington
Ent
Womans College
Mikado
Printe Inc
Maral Mahool Charles England
Chamber of Commerce
Bonaperte
Haron Shi Ousawa
Enellah
United States
Rad
Pittabure
Troops Guard Jail as Governor Glasscock Arrives
Ole Hundred and Fifty armed men surround the jail seeking the life of alleged assailants. Crowds hiss as Governor Glasscock urges calm and the law to take its course. A second militia company heads from Wheeling to prevent lynching of the accused.
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Wheeling
Gon Gansscace
Gov Glasscock
Assaway
B'S
Earthquake hits Guerrero and Oaxaca region in Mexico
Reports from Acapulco and surrounding areas describe severe tremors across Guerrero and Oaxaca, with loud underground rumblings and no major damages yet. Residents fear aftershocks while many stay outdoors as officials monitor the situation and assist without delay.
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Washington
Acapulco
Mexico
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Washington Post
Mra
Albert Rockhold
Glinssook
West Virginia National Guard
Wheeling
Tate
Butten
Gompers Heads to Canada for Federation Meeting
Labor leader Samuel Gompers and secretary Frank Morrison plan to depart Washington for Toronto to attend the annual convention of the federation. They will review the federation’s annual report and confer with attorneys Hairston and Suddons on their case, seeking a time extension before the court mandate takes effect.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Washington
Toronto
Assasialio
Gompers
Morrison
Hairston & S Ddons
District Court For Appeals
Th Court
Canada
WILL STUDY PELLAGRA Commission of Government Announces Study Panel
After a conference with Dr Walter Wyman the supervising surgeon general acting secretary Hillis announced a commission to study and report on actions to arrest pellagra now prevalent in the South. Members include John S Anderson Charles H Lavinder M J Rosenau William White Nicanomé Advocatos J D Long and Fred Vible.
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Walter Wyman
Ad Matine Hospital Service
Treasur Hillis
Atudy
South
John S Anderson
Hygienia ‘Teboratory
M J Rosenau
Heed Hunt
Pharmacology
Charles H Lavinder
William White
Government Hospital
Nica
J D Long
House Passes Budget Amid Nationalist Abstentions
London November 4 the house of commons passed the third reading of the finance bill by 379 to 149 in a crowded chamber. Prime Minister Lloyd George Asquith and Balfour spoke as ministers hailed the government victory while nationalists abstained citing opposition to tariff reform and a proper alternative scheme will be debated in the lords starting November 2.
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Commons
Asquith
London
House of Commons
Celor Lloyd George
Balfour
Schemfé
Jakken Boone
Nationaliats
Redmond
Uguer
Tyeland
House of Lords
North Dakota Sets Dreadnought Speed Record At Sea
The North Dakota, latest U S Navy dreadnought, achieved a measured mile of 22 25 knots and an average 21 83 knots during turbine trials surpassing British Bellerophon and American Delaware for top speed. Tests noted horsepower outputs, turbine performance, and oil coal consumption while Captain Edward Hars oversaw the seaworthy push for record runs amid favorable tides.
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Darwig Tnal
Bellerophon
Pride of
Great Britain
Rockland Me
North Dakota
Rockland
Delaware
Ant
Cremendots
Pecondead Walle
Slater
Orth Dakota
Dakota Delaware
Lnomotel I Tt
Jer Ryos
United States Navy
H G Smith
Foet River Shipbuildings Company
Kennokd News Shipbuilding
Edward @ Hhars
Tg Nesinsen
Cape Ann
Duchess Urges Work Over Talk For Millennial Shift
London reports Duchess of Marlborough told an East End audience that true elevation comes from hard work not grand speeches. She urged daily hours of labor, criticising idle fantasies of a better world and predicting a future where everyone works to build the millennium.
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Washington Post
London
North Dakota
Mbnthart
Dakota
Delaware
Seadheck
Dr. Bye
Tilermantis
Buffalo Herd Stampede In Kiowa County Ranch Incident
A herd of 35 buffalo stampeded on Frank Rockefeller's ranch near Belvidere Kansas on November 4. The frightened animals shattered three barbed wire fences, were driven toward a dipping vat, and scattered across Kiowa county. Five horses were used to corral one animal valued at about $150, which escaped. Authorities responded to the scene.
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Rockefeller
Belvidere
Kans
Frank Rockfeller
Kiowa County
Robbers loot Joachim liner Princa Joachim safe
In New York, robbers boarded the Hamburg America Line steamer Princa Joachim two days earlier. They forced open the purser’s office safe and escaped with about 7960 in gold. The crew slept nearby as a dozen men were on board. The Jamaica correspondent of the Bank of Nova Scotia identified the gold.
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New York
Jamaica
Bank of Nova Scot
Virginia Engineer Crosby tipped for China minister post
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Knox has selected Oscar T Crosby of Virginia to be minister to China with Taft’s backing. Crosby, 1861 Louisiana born electrical engineer and West Point graduate, later explorer and writer, has studied Asia and Africa. The choice aims to balance business experience with handling complex state affairs from Washington.
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Virginia
China
Taft
Pitsburg
Washington
Pittsburg Dispatch
Knox
Osear T Crosby
Fatts
Crosby
United States
Nore
Qsear
Tery Crosby
Warrenton
Lousiana
West Point
Flo
The
Anny
Abessina
Sondon
Terkestan
Tibet
Africa
Asia
Royal Geographical Society
New Time Tables For Rail Services Across Regions
Periodic timetable changes announced for the Pennsylvania system next Sunday November 7 include a Dew train to St Louis departing at 7 pm arriving 6 pm. The St Louis Limited leaves at 9 am for St Louis 6 pm with connections to Cincinnati and Cleveland. The Chicago Special departs at 9:40 am, Western Express and St Louis Express routes adjusted with through connections to Cincinnati. Washington to Cincinnati service altered with many other schedule changes.
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Mies Rockhold
Rockholt
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnat
Indianapolis
St Louis
Cincannon and
Laylaville Inc
Weat
Northwest
C 6&C
Pennsylvania
Louis
Cincitat
Cleveland
Ug m
St Lovie
Spa
Et Lou Express
Inne Krcheke Hi
Cincti
Rourh Skeping
Cincia Cnatl Wall
Wask- Ingon Jos Poom
Cincimnnati
Woman at McFarland home in Harris inquest testifies
Mrs McFarland faced questions as coroner’s inquiry into Miss Harris’s alleged self destruction continued. Burne Sears testified Harris showed distress and Mrs McFarland’s presence loomed. Miss Harris’s fate remained uncertain as Mrs McPherson, the mystery guest, vanished. A separate public excursion offer was announced with travel details and prices.
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Wapakonets
Ohio
Mas Nejte Haris
Stephen Bo Surry
Tin
Lian H McFarland
Burne ¥ Sears
Boyris
McaFland P.e
Séarée
Mra
Hicauo Warasa
Misa Balis
Witness recounts tragedy at house in Chicago
Mrs McFarland testified this afternoon that Miss Harris helped move a heavy bookcase before the tragedy and described discovering Miss Harris dead in a closet with a revolver and holster hidden under her gown The coroner Dr Roy Hunterson noted the burning of Harris clothing at the request of Max Harris and the room’s bloody footprints were debated amid claims of no serious quarrels with Miss Harris
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Gorham
Chicago
Max Harris
Miss Harris
Roy Hunterson
McFarland
Harris Aber Ming
Stella Seare
Toledo
McPherson
Mis Harris
Ruth
Despondent 10-year-old jumps to death from Card building
Cleveland girl Celia Duberstein, despondent over a hoped wedding to a New York sweetheart, leaped from a ninth floor window of the Card Building after receiving a letter and seeking reemployment at Pollak Wertheim factory. She fell about 115 feet to the street.
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Cleveland
Omo
Celia Duberstein
New York
Fance
Pollak Wertheim Company
Teadforea
Victim of Blackmail Tells of Paying Out 75000
A railroad official Warriner admitted paying blackmail totaling 75000 to a man and a woman over a long shortage in his company accounts. The confession names a former Big Four employee with Chicago ties and a three year hush money scheme. Warriner, followed by detectives from New York, remains under surveillance as authorities weigh possible charges while the involved woman flees Cincinnati and is also watched.
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Cincinnati
Warrener
Big Four
Warriners
Warrine
Chicago
Warriner
New York
JL Hackney
Vow York
Amy
Styoming
Meley
Cintinnai
Penex Theatre Benefit Shows Aide Mrs Evetyo Howard
A belasco Theater benefit program starts at 2 o clock featuring Miss Exema chartt Estelle Rose Dororthy Sinclair and many others. Performers from National Setemee Belasco Academy Gayery Ly Majestic and Chase theaters present a musical revue with songs dances and light comedy to aid Mrs Evetyo Howard.
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Evetyo Howard
Belasco Theater
Exema
Amano
Brown
Ayer
Planelésite Furth
Jobn
Jon Stone
Coraoame
Page
No Genes
Miss May Bolton
Compan
Rosebery Ahruh Bec Crawford
Hannes Marceline de Moniaten
Oorato
Delaphone Sumle Imogen Rosalind Feirchild
National
Setemee
Belasco Academy
Gayery Lycum
Majestic
Chase's
FOLLOW THE LAW SAYS TAFT
In urging reform, Taft cautions against bypassing statutes and urges changing the law through proper channels rather than relying on executive disregard. He argues that departing from law leads to a wilderness and undermines higher morality guiding lawful action.
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PAAS
Steinheil
Steinwell
Felix Faure
Heturn
Olle R. Tt
Royal Lime
G Street
Nusyhania Everue
Aachivye
Gov. Glasscock
Express
Niagara Falla
Ontario
Jowr
William Dobson
Canadian Express
Hamilton
Bruce Brown
Dobson
Grand Trunk Railway
Dodson
Felleg Ag
Gald
Aa Hla
William H Maina
Ontario Frontier Police
Meritton
Henry Gilmore
Perdon
Gastaway
Glasacoch
Joe Brown
Whitmer
Jobreun Aml Wents
Janary
Suiton
Duthan
Sherff
Ixnesburg
Charles Noell
Bedford County
Noell
Fred Vible
Columbia Theater
HOUSE
Queen OF the Navy
Grace of Marlborough
Baltimore & Oiin BR
Dlone
Ohta
Ban Royal Station
Vimkeo Tees
Peking
Oscar T. Crosby
Cromby
Mrs. M'Farland
Bulle Wout
Hatal—Cormer
Dulicore
Okin Hallrend
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Shirin
Culbert
Union Station
France
Coiny & Own
Stannard Pee Tey Company
Warrner
Motelal
Weshinston
Savannah
Atlentic
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Macon
Georga
Garons Chatham Artillery
Oramars
New Jersey
Washington Market
William
Chatham
Sannah
Dewey
Savanenah
Clatham Allery
Taft Lmself
Abstairey
Krow
Indian Pass
Janet Cory
Cas Kgiest
Ken Georga
Georgia Mastraone
Hemi
Ba - Vets
Ana
EOR
Belasco i
Congress
Presches
Rwepeei Shechives
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