Steinheil Murder Trial Echoes With Hoots On Witness Treatment
At the Paris trial of Mme Steinheil the audience hooted as the advocate general pressed questions about narcotics and the deaths of her husband and mother. Witnesses including American journalist Burlingham testified amid tension, while doctors disputed autopsy findings and the role of alleged assassins.
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Advocate General
Terial
Washington
Paris
Mme Steinheil
Holmes
Anturgio
Escimedge de Valles
MoUhow
Mme Stemnhett
Lotalie Tobbers
HY Wines
Mme Stemnhedt
BL Stein T
Frederick Harrison Burlingham
Steinhens
Mme Steintell
Burlingham
al Guibert
Moses
de Valles
Monthard
Maitre Aubin
Cor Mine Stembell
Nothng
Death of Reverend Othmel Bartholomew Former Vermont Ave Pastor
The Rev Othmel Bartholomew longtime pastor of Vermont Avenue Christian Church in Washington died yesterday in St Louis at age 70. A native of Indiana, he served churches across the East, including Lexington and St Louis, and moved the Garfield parish to its Vermont Avenue location before resigning and moving to West Saint Louis. He was known as a capable preacher and church architect who built several churches and mentored under Dr Frederick Powers. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Garfield
St Lows
St Tous
Othmel + Bartholomey
Garfeld
Washington
Othniel A Bartolomeye
610
Joe
Clinch
Miling
Jefferson T ‘Allege
Washngton
Indiana
Vermont Avenue
Congress
Hug
de Barthalonew
Lexington
Frederick Powers
Fire kills nine at Montreal factory blaze in Brooklyn plant
A fire at the Robert Morrison & Sons vumb factory in Brooklyn claims nine lives as workers jump from third floor windows and others trapped behind barred exits. Firemen Thomas Holbrook and William Malloy die, with Cad Brunet and firemen Patrick Tomel and James Pare severely hurt. the loss runs about $10,000.
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New York
Vumb
Robert Morrison i. Sons
Brooklyn
William Morrison
Tle
Oietims
Tiallans
Montreal Noy
Thomas Holbrook
Wiliam Malloy
Cad Brunet
Patrick ‘Omel
James Pare
Roland & Frereteress and Spring Company
Ding 2
Savon
Fashion Show at Madison Square Garden Highlights Delicate Gowns
Special to The Westington Prat reports a refined evening at the horse show in Madison Square Garden with electric lights and delicate costumes. Notable attendees included Joseph Widener, John Dolan, Maj William Hendne Hamilton, and Reginald Vanderbilt among many society figures. Women wore pale gowns and fur accents while English officers in gold braided fatigues added color, and boxes filled as patrons praised the national, lavish display continuing into a ninth page continuation.
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Westington Prat
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wong
Artis
Pitem
Amanghos Otto
Joseph I Widener
Philadelphia
John Dolan
Lexington
Wiliam
Hamilton
Ontario
Chadkes
Myer
Alexander Galbraith de
Mix Paul
Sorg
BR Ladew
Miss Weatherbee
Reginald CG Vanderbilt
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Esvry
5Pety
Oliver Harriman
Reginald C Vanderbilt
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Vanderbilt
Joo Ho Hanan
Timothy ‘Woodrutt
C W Watson
Fairmont
W Va
Hdward R Ladew
Elsie Ladew
Clarence Mackay
Railroad men seek 1 percent wage raise and uniform schedules
Chicago report says conductors and trainmen east of Chicago will demand a 1 percent pay hike and consistent schedules on eighteen lines terminating in Chicago. About 425,000 workers east of the Mississippi and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio lines would gain. West of Chicago, locomotive firemen plan a separate request for a raise.
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Chicago
Dutois Central
Chesapeake and
Brotherhood of Railway
Americans Bunko in Rome Prompted Pittsburger’s $2000 Loss
Special cable from Rome reports Robert Demunier of Pittsburgh lent $2000 to two Americans he met in the Italian capital who carried out a confidence game. Details of the affair remain unavailable.
Hypnotist Professor Arrested After Tragic Somerville Fatal
In Somerville New Jersey on November 8 Professor Arthur Everton of Newark hypnotized a Newark boy during a theater act. Robert Simpson died after a prolonged effort to revive him with the hypnotic trance while Everton faced a manslaughter charge from the Somerset prosecutor. Doctors treated Simpson for over an hour without success as Everton and assistants attempted resuscitation.
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Washington
Somerville NJ
Arthur Everton
Newark
Somerville
Robert Simpson
Somerset Capital
Simpson
Everton
Ted
Eiverton
Talen
Almpson
Mansimughder
Mpation
Leverton
Francis McConaughey
Charles Halstead
William Tang
Everton Simpson
Somersel
Iefap
Ife
Injured Middy Resting After Spine Operation
Midshipman Earl D Wilson number eight quarterback remains in the naval hospital with paralysis unchanged after a delicate operation to relieve bone pressure on the spinal cord. Officials do not expect improvement until the spinal cord resumes normal function. the Navy confirms no change yet. Assistant Secretary Winthrop sent a letter praising Wilson’s courage and noting the treatment’s success so far.
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Annapolis
Earl D Wilson
Savy
Naval Hospital
Triple Tragedy in Crowd at Perry Building Arcade
The Perry building arcade crowd turns tragic as a laborer, Ignate Novikow, shoots Mrs A. Schults and her daughter Betty before killing himself. No motive known. The scene captures a city in shock amid a bakery in operation and ongoing daily life counterpoints.
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San Friwascuo
Perry Building
Atea
Ignate Novikow
Mra . A. Schults
Sonoma County
Betty Novikow
Rebels Win Fight American Marksmen Aid Insurgents at Paso Las Lajas
Dispatch from New Orleans reports a decisive insurgent victory near Paso Las Lajas as 1,600 government troops attacked a fortress held by Chamorro forces. American sharpshooters organized by Col Matute disrupted the Zelaya lines, causing heavy losses and a retreat by government forces after multiple attacks. Reports also note a filibustering threat and pursuit along the border.
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Paso Las Lagas
Ea@ada
State Department
Warrington
New Orleans
Hantada
Paso Las Lajas
Terior
Blufield
Insurgenta
Regula
Col Matute
Bluefields
Fliere
Chamorro
Zelaya
Corinto
Interir
Johnsons Troubles in Cleveland Debts Seized by Realty Firm
In Cleveland Ohio a reversal of hopes follows Mayor Johnsons defeat as 200000 in debts of the Johnson Company and the Sheffield Land Company will be absorbed by Sheffield Realty Company formed after the election. Part of the new firm’s stock may go to old shareholders but Johnson’s participation remains undetermined. A promoters meeting was held in the mayor’s office. The exact share of assets claimed by Johnson has not been disclosed.
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Hebrew Theater
Siniay
Hurlingham
Agner
Stenshen
Cleveland
Ohio
Tor L. Johnsténs
Osa
Johnson Company
Shefield Land Company
Johnson
Sheffield Realty Company
Mayors
Mae
Holbein Portrait Funds Raised for Duchess of Milan
National Art Collections Fund officers announced 7000 pounds were raised to complete the purchase of Holbein the portrait of the Duchess of Milan. The work will be presented to the National Gallery in London.
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Uni
Duchess of Milan
Washington
London
National Art Collections Fund
Taft Dines in Florence Forest on Morality and Prosperity
Special to The Washington Post Florence South Carolina President Taft at a banquet here praised the nation’s standard of business morality urged adherence to Roosevelt era integrity while warning South Carolina to resist prosperity's temptations. He discussed national health and subsidies and noted a dirigible interruption during his Augusta stop. A playful anecdote with Ty Cobb accompanied remarks on commerce and governance as he toured the region. Auction notices for furnishings at Blooms in Washington concluded the item listings.
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Florence
S C
Roosevelt
Augusta
National Health Board
Washington Post
Tate
Taft
Georgia Carolina
National Board of Health
Guba
Panama
South
Georgia
South Carolina
Katt
Theodore Roosevelt
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Georgland
Southern League Extends Franchises for Ten Years
Southern League members meet in Memphis to extend franchises ten years starting with 1910 season. Lute Rack allowed to stay amid objections from several clubs over Arkansas city locations. Directors deny any closer race motive behind comments about Atlanta club leadership. charges deemed absurd.
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Memphis
Sete Pa
Lute Rack
Arkansas City
William Smaith
Atlanta
Iti
Augusta’s Two Leaders Pose for Photographer
In a brief scene at the golf clubhouse, Mr Cobb, Capt Butt, and Augusta’s two famous figures share a light moment. The photographer guides them into place as the president departs through the door, with a request for a sour picture creating a playful exchange.
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Cobb
Bute
Augusta
Mr Cobb Gant Butt
Isutt
Butt
Risi
Dent
Wedded 61 Years Without Anniversary Observance
Justice Roger A Pryor and Mrs Pryor marked 61 years of marriage by declining a formal celebration. The couple, long established in New York after Virginia roots and Civil War service, have led varied careers from editor and lawyer to envoy and Supreme Court justice. Their portrait and renown as a family are woven into their quiet domestic life.
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Pryor
Roger A
J Pryors
Viginia
Justice
Mra Dryor
Yushee Pre
Gen Pryor
Tech
Virginia
Confederate States
Pastor Oller Quits Parish Stirring Family Scandal
Special to The Washington Post reports Reverend William E Oller resigns after over two decades as pastor of First Presbyterian Church amid a family scandal involving Miss Gillespie and Mrs Gillespie. The town discusses possible legal action and the church faces questions, with delegates at the twenty-ninth annual convention weighing the case for possible U S Supreme Court involvement.
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Gillespie-Oller
Washington Post
Butler Pa
William E Oller
Standard Steel Car Company
Mellen
Euy
Ihey
Gilespie
Toronto
Ontario
Thal
Seep Weacyyton
Fabo
Sriesme
Uae
United States
Supreme Court of the
Gomners
Fog Detains Big Liners and Court Clash on Rights
Fragmented dispatches describe protests against a District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruling and a broader critique of judicial overreach. The text links freedom of speech with first amendment guarantees, calls for citizen protest, and notes delays affecting Holland-America liners and port operations amid ongoing legal and political contention.
Back Gomperd Pleads Constitution Defiance of Court Orders
Defiance to Rote that every judge's order must be obeyed urged in urging President Tait's support to modify the Sherman Act. Representatives denounced for failure to act on the bill. Political action by organization urged. Insurgent delegates ruled out.
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Tait
Assails Court Doctrine on Free Speech and Liberty
A speaker denounces court obedience that limits natural rights and the first amendment. He argues the press must remain free to criticize government and protect liberty, urging Labor to use parties for principles, not manipulation, as Samuel Gompers addressed the American Federation of Labor in Toronto.
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Belgium
Red Star
Sherman Yeeland
New York
Fena
Taft
Rotterdam
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Wireless tests planned for Army aeroplane at Fort Myers
Genallen and Mag Sawer of the signal corps inspected wireless gear at Fort Myers. The apparatus, built for Heldserf, will be sent to Fort Leavenworth for instruction. Experiments with the aeronautical branch aim to use wireless on planes if noise from the aeroplane can be reduced. Repairs on the government biplane from College Park are progressing under tailor Lahm. The signal corps aviation shed at College Park will stay open while weather allows.
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Genallen
Mag Sawer
Aignal Corps
Fort Myer
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Gorps
Aeronautical Branch
College Park
Super
Wright
Dayton
Slenal Corps Aviation
Fatal Riot at Bull Ring Ends In Deaths
A violent clash at the bull ring yesterday left several dead and many wounded as police tried to disperse a crowd at the illegal event. The melee began near the arena and escalated when officers charged and fired into the crowd amid chaotic resistance.
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Bull Ring
Peru
Bull
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