Trial of Mme Steinheil Heats Up as Witnesses Testify
The trial of Mme Steinheil heated up with testimony claiming no narcotics were given to the murder victims. American journalist Burlingham stirred the courtroom as he denied guilt while police and doctors offered conflicting notes on the case.
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Burlingham
Terial
Washington
Paris
Mme Steinheil
Holmes
Steinbeit
Mme
Adolphe
Mme Invest
Frederick Harrison Burlingham
Steinhens
Mme Steintell
al Guibert
Moses
de Valles
Monthard
Death of Rev Bartholomew Former Vermont Ave Pastor In St Louis
The Rev Othniel A Bartholomew formerly of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church in Washington died in St Louis at age 70. A native of Indiana, he served as pastor in Garfield, helped move the church to Vermont Avenue, and later to West St Louis. He was an architect who built churches in Lexington, Louisville, and elsewhere. He leaves a wife and 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 Claims Nine at Montreal Brick Plant Collapse
A major fire at Robert Morrison I Sons in Brooklyn killed nine workers and injured several others as flames spread through inflammable materials. Firemen Patrick Comel and James Pare were seriously hurt. William Morrison Jr died while attempting to close a safe door. The disaster caused about ten thousand dollars in damage and trapped workers on the third floor.
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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
Savon
Fashion Show at Madison Square Garden Brings Delicate Gowns
Special to The Westington Prat New York November reports the Madison Square Garden horse show evening session as especially beautiful with electric lights and delicate gown colors. Notable attendees include Joseph Widener John Dolan Maj William Hamilton Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Alfred Vanderbilt among many others. The day’s atmosphere contrasted somber afternoon costumes with vivid uniforms of English officers adding color to the crowd.
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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 One Percent Wage Rise Across East
Chicago November 8 conductors and trainmen east of Chicago plan a one percent wage increase and uniform schedules across eighteen railroads terminating in Chicago. The move affects about 425,000 workers as locomotive firemen west of Chicago also push for higher pay.
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Chicago
Dutois Central
Chesapeake and
Brotherhood of Railway
Americans Bunko in Rome Ends Pittsburg Loss of 2000
Special cable from Rome reports Robert Demunier of Pittsburg was fleeced for $2000 by two American visitors after a confidence game during his sightseeing. Details of the affair remain undisclosed.
Hypnotist Professor Arrested After Death of Boy
Somerville New Jersey November 8. Robert Simpson died after a hypnotic performance by Professor Arthur Everton of Newark at the Somerville Theater. Everton placed Simpson in a rigid pose and stood on him during the act. Medical staff and doctors were unable to revive the boy despite an hour of efforts. A warrant was issued for Everton on a charge of manslaughter.
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Somerville NJ
Arthur Everton
Newark
Somerville
Robert Simpson
Somerset Capital
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Everton
Ted
Eiverton
Talen
Almpson
Mansimughder
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Francis McConaughey
Charles Halstead
William Tang
Everton Simpson
Somersel
Iefap
Ife
Injured Middy Resting After Spine Surgery
Midshipman Earl D Wilson, 24 quarterback, injured in a foot race three weeks ago, remains in a naval hospital with paralysis unchanged after a delicate operation to relieve bone pressure on the spinal cord. No improvement expected until the cord resumes function. Assistant Secretary Winthrop sent a letter praising his courage and expressing best wishes.
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Annapolis
Earl D Wilson
Savy
Naval Hospital
Dr Stokes
Beekman Winthrop
Tragedy at San Francisco Arcade Weekend Murders
Crowds filled the Perry building arcade as a laborer Ignate Novikow shot and killed Mrs A. Schultz and her daughter Betty before taking his own life. No motive was learned. The event shocked Sonoma county circles and drew investigators to the crowded street scene.
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San Friwascuo
Perry Building
Atea
Ignate Novikow
Mra . A. Schults
Sonoma County
Betty Novikow
Rebels Win Fight at Paso Las Lajas In Nicaragua War
A Warrington dispatch from New Orleans reports Hantada revolutionists under Gen Chamorro defeated 1,600 government troops near Paso Las Lajas sixty miles west of Bluefields. American sharpshooters organized by Col Matute helped rout Zelaya forces. over 100 government dead. Authored by special correspondent, the report notes several intense attacks and the insurgents’ advance toward a new republic.
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Ea@ada
State Department
Warrington
New Orleans
Hantada
Paso Las Lajas
Terior
Blufield
Insurgenta
Regula
Col Matute
Bluefields
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Chamorro
Fornos Diaz
Louis Mena
Col Matuteam
Hey
Fedt
Diaz
Cha
Zelaya
Corinto
Interir
Nicaraguan Revolutionary Army
Fornos Diag
Guatusca Point
Revolutonists
Johnsons troubles rock Cleveland debt transfer
Cleveland observers note a $200000 debt transfer from the Johnson Company and the Shefield Land Company to the Shefield Realty Company, formed after Johnson’s defeat. Part of the new firm’s stock will go to old shareholders, but Johnson’s participation remains unclear. A promoter meeting occurred in the mayor’s office amid questions about asset ownership.
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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 Purchase
National Art Collections Fund officials announced they have raised seven thousand pounds to complete the purchase of Holbein’s famous portrait of the Duchess of Milan. The portrait will be presented to the National Gallery in London.
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Uni
Duchess of Milan
Washington
London
National Art Collections Fund
Taft at Florence tasting bark stew and urging ethics
President Taft visited Florence South Carolina and praised prosperity while urging adherence to Roosevelt era standards of business morality. He warned Southerners not to abandon integrity amid cotton wealth and called for a national board of health. An airship interruption occurred as he spoke in Augusta prior to the Georgia Carolina fair.
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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 approves ten year franchise extensions
The Southern League held its annual meeting in Memphis to extend franchises for ten years starting with 1910. Lute Rack will remain in the circuit after hours of debate, with Arkansas city objections noted for geographical reasons. The league also addressed reports that Atlanta directors sought a closer pennant race to boost attendance, exonerating all involved as the charges were deemed absurd.
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Memphis
Sete Pa
Lute Rack
Arkansas City
William Smaith
Atlanta
Iti
Augusta Leaders Pose for Photographer at Golf Club
The scene shows Mr Cobb and Capt Butt posing with Augusta’s two famed figures. The president, joining briefly, asks to be included and then departs as the photographer captures the moment near the clubhouse. The exchange reveals lighthearted interest in a souvenir image of the Augusta luminaries.
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Bute
Augusta
Mr Cobb Gant Butt
Isutt
Butt
Risi
Dent
Wedded 61 Years Yet Skip Anniversary Observance
Judge Pryor and Mrs Pryor mark sixty one years of marriage by not observing a formal anniversary. Their relatives in Virginia plan to celebrate on their behalf, while the couple, now in their eighties, live quietly on Sixty Ninth Street. Pryor has served as editor lawyer diplomat and Supreme Court justice.
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Roger A
J Pryors
Viginia
Justice
Mra Dryor
Yushee Pre
Gen Pryor
Tech
Virginia
Confederate States
Pastor Oller Quits Parish Affects Gillespie-Oller Rumor
Special to The Washington Post recounts the Rev William E Oller resigning after over two decades at First Presbyterian Church as allegations surface about Mrs Gillespie’s motives and a confession tied to Gillespie. The piece notes church officers and delegates planning next steps with potential legal action and possible Supreme Court appeal.
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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 protests ignite court clash
A murky dispatch reports a dramatic protest against a federal court ruling in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. The piece cites vigorous citizen resistance, urging obedience to constitutional rights, and references the press’s role in challenging authority amid calls for reform and free speech. The narrative touches on the tension between judiciary power and civil liberty, noting a broader push for constitutional protections. It also mentions shipping news about Red Star and Holland America lines and port movements, indicating a period of labor and naval activity with mixed certainty in the record.
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Ceompers
Monty
Columbia’ Court of Appeals
Gomud
Sitchell
Morrison
Mane Montis
Court of Appeals
Belgium
Red Star
Sherman Yeeland
New York
Fena
Taft
Rotterdam
Back Gomperd Pleads Constitution Pushes Obedience to Courts
Defiance to Rote demands every judge's order be obeyed as union chiefs seek presidential backing to modify the Sherman Act. Representatives are denounced for inaction on a bill amid an insurgent movement and party body urging political action. Delegates labeled insurgents are excluded.
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Tait
Assails Court Doctrine Against Free Speech and Press
A quotation cites Samuel Gompers urging labor to resist court obedience that tramples natural rights. It argues the first amendment protects free speech and press to allow dissent against government power and party manipulation.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Wireless plans for aeroplane apparatus at Fort Myer
Genallen and Mag Sawer of the signal corps inspected the wireless gear at Fort Myer. The apparatus built for field service will go to Fort Leavenworth for instruction. Experiments with aviation wireless aim to reduce noise and enable message sending from aircraft. Repairs on the government biplane at College Park progress under Tuieunt Lahm. Canvas from Wright factory pending, and no closure of the signal corps aviation section while weather holds.
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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 in Peru Way
At the bull ring yesterday a clash broke out during a scheduled fight between a low and bull that turned into a riot. Police charged the crowd dispersing them and fired into the mob causing several fatalities and many wounded.
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Peru
Bull
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