Thaw Case Involves Insanity Plea and Testimony Motions
Defense and District Attorney agree to ask court to open January 9 testimony from the Lacuban commission and potential postponement of Thaw second trial from December 2. The push includes joint supreme court application to settle key points as defense seeks insanity claim and Mrs Simonton testimony about Evelyn Nesbit and Thaw actions.
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Lu Baty Commission
Misa Simonton
Wanaston
Martin Webstte
Harry K
Ciloten
Littleton
Tor Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Eich & Nra
Pittsburg
Sinontan
Holmin Taok
Garren
Evelyn Nesbit
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Ingersoll Falls Brightwood Racing Meet Recap
The meet at Brightwood featured a close, competitive program with top horses including Wen Eph and Hihtewry. In the final heat, Ingersoll fell short as Linisk and Angers both faded, while a high jump attempt by a rider named Pats Angers ended without a clear result.
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Brightwood
Ingersoll
Rao Mana
Yale Runners Set Fast Pace in Annual Meet Victory
Yale wins the annual intercollegiate running meet with Crosby beating Harvard’s Shase for first place. Yale’s Spitzer and Raynokly edge teammates, while Crosby leads a packed sprint finish. The race covered about seven miles. wind strong, time 7 minutes and 6 seconds was noted as good for the conditions. Hemphill of Washington Post reports on a separate bowling trade rumor involving Miles, Minnauth, Toffman, and Williams with St Louis and New York.
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Shase
Harvard
Sia Wien
Crimson Mob
Crosby
Yale
Crosbs
Spitzer
Raynokly
Visaw
Hemphill
Washington
Bharon
Charley Hempmil
Wno Jn
Youngtown
New York
St Louie
Miles
Mimauth
Toffman
Willams
Webder
St Louis
Five Men Hurt in Coal Car Incident Near Girardville
Five men were injured at the Hammond Colliers plant near Girardville when side hooks failed during hoisting at the Mammoth slope. Names include Hawa Brennan, Joseph Sullivan, Edward Todd, Walter Burns, and Daniel Reeno. Todd and Riess are newly married, and Brennan is reported with a crushed skull. others were battered by debris as cars dropped to the bottom.
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Pottsville
Hammond Coltiers
Philadelphia and Hoading Company
Girardville
Mammoth
Hawa Brennan
Joseph Sullivan
Girardiville
Edward Todd
Ashland
Walter Burns
Girardete
Daniel Reeno
Girardile
Todd
Riess
Carnegie hero wins suit in Belleville Circuit Court
Theodore Hoettcher, a miner, won a $50 verdict against attorney Thomas J. R. Mould in a case tied to Carnegie hero medal services. The jury determined the fee arrangements and the commission’s stance on attorney payments, with Frank M. Wilmott of Pittsburgh present as secretary and manager of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.
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Belleville I
CarNegie
Theodore Hoettchir
Thomas J R
Frank M. Wilmot
Plitaburgha
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Wilmot End
Wows
Ex Gov Taylor to Testify Not in Kentucky for Powers Trial
Jurors to be chosen in Harrison County for the fourth trial of Caleb Powers over the 1900 assassination of William Goebel. Ex Gov Taylor will not appear in Kentucky, with deposition filed. defense seeks compulsory attendance of absent witnesses including Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Finlay, amid objections to jurors from Scott and Fayette counties.
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Seecin
Georgetown
Caleb Powera
Wiliam Guebal
Harrison County
Morris Unis
Powers
Scott
Fayette County
Hut Commonwealth Sellorats
Irinklin
Powers Howard
Fayetta County
Morris
Harrison Counci
Mos Taylor
Kentucky
Hie
Willam
Griggs
McKinley
Washington
Frankfort
Deilver
Guv Taylor
Charles Finlay
Indiana
Earhier
Private detective in jail after New York check fraud arrest
Jacobson a 21 year old private detective from New York is jailed at the First precinct station on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly obtained $5 from a man at the Atlantic Hotel by presenting a worthless check drawn on the Washington Nations Bank. After $3 was kept as change, the bank refused payment and he was arrested after arriving from New York days earlier.
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Jacobson
New York
Atlantic Hotel
Sixtalet
Pennsania Avenue North
Central
RaIe
Merman
Washington Nations Bank
Swedish youth shot at Thebaud estate mystery deepens
Coroner and detectives pursue a complex case after John Bjorlin, a Swedish university man living in Stockholm, shoots himself following a confrontation with Roy Burgsh, a younger man his family disputes. Testimony reveals Bjorlin was educated, multilingual, and once disowned by his father, while servants describe drink and threats leading up to the fatal event. A scheduled inquest aims to clarify the motive and sequence of events surrounding the shooting at the Thebaud estate.
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York
Thebaud
White Plaina
Amond Squire
Oaxining
Directton
Paw G Thetiud
Roy Bursgh
Bjorlin
Smith
Biorlin
Michael Marney
Butler
Grsining
Stockholm
John
University of
Upsala
Europe
Parla
Neils
Lves
Drodrning/Grilonstrasce
Stocholm
Sweden
Que Theoatide
Bla
Artist Charged With Polygamy Admits Dual Life
English artist Charteas EH Petford, accused of polygamy, admits living a double life for seven years. He is bound over to the Superior Court in $2000 bail after arraignment in Maiden Court. Also in Medford court, John Robinson, posing as a health inspector, is jailed, with six related handbook cases set for next week. Knights of Columbus prepare a district reunion at Holy Comforter church hall. Nebraska’s trial trip sails from Bremerton. California cruiser heads to Bremerton Navy Yard.
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Byerlad
Charteas
EH Petford
Holmes
Medford
Petford
Chia
Junt
John Robinson
District Health Department
Kimball
Robinson
Halph Glen Yer
Te Fore & Jury
Laula R Pfeffer
Best Myers
Vermillion
Owens
K of
Knights of Columbus
Masonie Teuple
Minth
F Streets
Church of the Holy Comforter
Patrick J Battigan
Organizaion
Nitro glycerin plant explosion kills two in Brainer Ohio
Nitro glycerin factory near Brainer Ohio exploded killing Chaco and Cisco instantly and injuring Henry Easton who was probably fatally burned. John Washburn was shattered by the blast and a nearby resident was demolished. Shock felt forty miles away including Upper Sandusky as debris caught fire.
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Brainer
Ohio
Here
Chaco
John Washburn
Henry Easton
Bradford
Kinared
Cisco
Upper Sandusky
Evey
Robbers Sent to Prison in Criminal Court No 2
Justice Barnard in Criminal Court No 2 yesterday sentenced Charles HR Exam and Harry Donnell to six months each in the penitentiary. They were convicted of robbing Martin Halloran, an old soldier. The men had previously been tried and acquitted of a murder tied to Halloran’s death. The robbery charge brought a guilty plea from the defendants.
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Justice Barnard
Car Jumping Train Tracks Injures Six in Mansfield
A suburban car jumped the track in Mansfield Ohio early today injuring six seriously and several more slightly. Names listed include Peter Sander Victor Jaiis, William Switzer, Mansfield Rexander, Indianapolis John Hoo Ster, Columbus, and JR Taylor Toledo.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Mansfeld
Peter Sander
Victor Jaiis
Willam Switzer
Mrex Rexander
Indianapolis
John Hooster
Columbus
JR Taylor
Toledo
Nat Goodwin At His Best on Carleton's Sparkhog Stage
Nat Goodwin, famed comedian, stars in Carleton's Sparkhog repertoire including A Gilded Foot and In Mitsoura. Washington audiences applaud his Chauncey Short and Jennis Guy roles, noting his mix of vigor and sentiment. Miss Gondrich, Miss Butler, and Neil O'Brien deliver strong support as ensemble highlights. An incident reports Linwood Plummey, nine, struck by a car but not seriously hurt.
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Nat. Goodwin Ia
Gooduda
Mitsoura
Washington
Rolcano
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Chaocter
Ines
Nat Goodwin
Jim Retter
Jeresford Gruger
Chauncey Short
Mia
Mr Goodwin
Jienny Guy Carletons
Chauncey
Goodwin
Carleton
Stuart Hobson
Bronson Howerd
Misa Gondrich
Margaret Ruthven
Neil O'Brien
Oza Faldrop
Misa Alice Butler
Hee Manny
Pennsylvan ia Treasurer Charged in Bank Loot Case
Thomas Rinaker receiver sues former Pennsylvania State Treasurer Frank Harris in U S District Court for 29000 in interest from 1928. Case alleges Harris steered deposits to the defunct Enterprise National Bank and accepted bribes related to the Pennsylvania Development Company scheme involving William Bull Andrews, Arthur Kennedy, and Francie Torrance. Harris declines comment awaiting court defense.
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Pillsbury
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Thomas Rinaker
United States District Court
Frank Harris
Paan J Tylvania
Harris
Enterprise National Hank’ S
Pennsylvania Development Company
T Lee Clark
Enterprise Bank
William Hi
Bull Andrews Territorial
Congress
New Mexico
Arthur Kennedy
Francie J .Torrance
Pillsburgers
Andrews Ci
Enterprise National Bank
Clearfield
Frank C Harris
Sid Cotteering
Fire damages Washington Slaughter and Cold Storage plant
Officials and the Henning fire department cannot determine the fire’s cause after a morning blaze at Washington Slaughter and Cold Storage, destroying the fertilizer yard and frying department and damaging valuable machinery. The Abattoir is owned by Keane, Loffler Sausage and Provision, Ruth Provision, and others. Reconstruction plans are to be drawn and work to begin as soon as the area is cleared. The fire department was praised for preventing spread to adjacent buildings.
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Washington Slaughter and Cold Storage, Company
Henning
T T Keane Company
A Loffler Sausage and Provision Company
Ruth Provision Company
Smd
Moon
Mucn
Young Men's Christian Association Convention Plans Held in Washington
The thirty-fifth International convention of the Y M C A of North America to meet in Washington starting November 2. Expected attendance includes 200 delegates and 1,000 visitors. Speakers from North America and abroad will discuss themes from character building to immigration. The program covers day sessions at Continental Hall and evening meetings at Convention Hall with notable figures such as Bishop Login H Rooty and Ambassador Bryex J A Macdonald among speakers. An excursion to Mount Vernon and sightseeing follow pre and post convention activities. Revered leaders will address Sunday services and a large evangelistic campaign runs concurrently with the gathering.
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Christian Association’ of
North America
Washington
Daugstern
Convéntion Hall
Continental Hall
Convention Hall
New Charles
Wil Alan
Login H Rooty
Hankow
China
Guy Rb’ Gienn
North Carolina
Bryex JA. Macdonad
Toronto
Wiliam McDowell LL
Chicago
Robert H Speer
New York
William Jennings Beran
Robert Johnston
Fred Smith
Mount Vernon
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Blood Disease and Catarrh Cure Promised by Swift Specific
An advertising portrait of catarrh as a blood disease blamed on impurities. It touts S. S. S. as a constitutional remedy that purifies blood, builds vitality, and heals mucous membranes, with testimonials and a promise of free medical guidance from Swift Specific Company of Atlanta.
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the Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
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J. Goldsmith & Sons
Baltimore
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Reuben & Letton
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Sterling Remedy Co
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