Trial 5 Under Way Nan Patterson in Murder Case
New York November 21 The Nan Patterson murder trial of bookmaker Caesar Young began before Justice Davis with Assistant District Attorney Hand outlining the state case. Prosecutors aim to prove premeditation and plan to show Patterson moved to kill Young hours before the crime.
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Deaths Linked To Sudden Rail Official Inquest Opens
Coroner Weaver in Cincinnati began an inquest into the death of C A Parker, VP of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and Pere Marquette Railroads, found dead in his office after a noted odor and dilated pupils. Widespread speculation linked the death to a pact with Elia Gesterling, whose body was found at the Vendome Hotel in Chicago. The coroner’s jury failed to confirm the alleged personal crisis pact, and no autopsy was performed at Parker’s death.
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Forced to Face Murdered Corpse to Extract Confession
Chicago recounts an exhumed corpse ordeal used to coerce a confession in the Ma tell Zelefam murder case. The body was posed in a vault with an accusing finger as suspects confronted the dead man. Miro refused entry. others showed fear but no admissions.
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Fugitive Johnson Is Caught After Prison Ruse
Ossining New York reports Charles W Johnson serving a life term for murder escaped Sing Sing by a ruse. He climbed the western wall, swam the river, hid under a dock, then was spotted and captured after the OK whistle signaled searchers.
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Sicilian Prince Stranded Off Long Beach Moves To Dock
New York steamship Sicilian Prince remains stuck in Long Beach sands as divers and tugboats attempt to free her. Passengers, including 90 immigrants, are moved to Elis Island. ship faces rising seas and uncertain free time.
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Chicago Subway Company to Expand and Modernize Tunnels
The Chicago Subway Company, capital 50 million to 60 million, acquires existing tunnel assets and will extend and improve the downtown network. Rail interests led by Harriman Stillman Schiff back the deal with English financiers including Sir Earnest Cassel. Illinois Tunnel and St Louis Construction stocks change hands as the home operator shifts to the new owners. Post office and rail service implications cited as tunnels aim to relieve surface congestion and speed freight and mail movement.
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Chicago Tunnel Proposal Affects Post Office and Traffic
The Illinois Tunnel Company seeks a trial of a tunnel system to divert traffic and freight from streets to underground routes. The plan links mail and newspaper distribution with trains, connects post office boxes to tunnels, and envisions electric locomotives reducing smoke. If it proceeds, downtown streets would gain a permanent paving solution and cleaner conditions.
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New York Men to Control Chicago Transit Merger
Reports say Marshall Wield and J J Mitchell representing Chicago interests and J Pierpont Morgan are driving a 36 million dollar organization to gain control of Chicago surface lines. A New York syndicate may take over control or stock of Union Traction, shifting power away from local firms. Banking houses tied to the merger foresee 86 million dollars or 200 dollars a share for Chicago City Railroad stock, with Hollins & Co advising shareholders to withhold proxies until terms mature.
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PLOTTING 10 DEFEAT SCOTT Appointment of Tax Assessors
Washington past Charleston West Virginia November 21 It is reported Gov White has pledges from a majority of the legislature to vote for him for United States Senator defeating Senator Scott. The lawmakers to vote for White are to be tax assessors or to name tax assessors in their counties. If a deadlock occurs in the legislature J L Caldwell of Huntington would be the logical candidate with Democrats likely backing Caldwell to defeat White and Scott. Talk also links Judge Joseph Sanders as a possible candidate but not well authenticated.
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Clark Howell for Governor announced for Georgia race
Atlanta May 21 two Georgia editors enter governor race after J H Estill of Savannah News declared candidacy for governor to succeed Gov J M Terrell Clark Howell editor of the Atlanta Constitution was announced in Atlanta today as a candidate for governor two years hence
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Barges Adrift Off Cape Cod After Tug Detaches
Two Lehigh Valley Railroad coal barges Buffalo and Burden drift unseen outside Cape Cod after breaking from tug Lehigh. Tug Lehigh and Shawanese search the area all day, return to Provincetown. three tugs planned to search again tomorrow. Folk plurality 30,100 in Missouri election. Nebraska governor results show Mickey leading Berge by 9,153 with 224,635 total votes.
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Coroners Face Charges In Detroit Case
Detroit November 21 County Coroner John T Hoffman elected sheriff was arraigned in Police Court and will be examined November 29 on a charge of receiving money under false pretenses from the State of Michigan He posted 32000 bond and faces further contempt proceedings before Judge J W Donovan Also coroner Otto T Toepel will appear in similar contempt actions Investigations into payments for nonresident deaths and milage and post mortem expenses prompted the contempt actions and alleged misrepresentation of Judge Donovan’s signature on coroner bills against the State
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Rouss Case Settled In Washington Post Report
Miss Hana Weller McClellan settles her suit against the estate of Charles Broadway Rouss for more than 30000. The agreement dated June 16 1900 provides 30 weekly payments for life and 32700 due since Rouss stopped the allowance. Miss McClellan, now 21, was described as a striking young woman at the center of the breach promise dispute and the case could have gone to trial next year.
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Taft Sets Course for Panama on Dolphin and Columbia
Secretary Taft and party sailed from New Orleans aboard the Dolphin for Pensacola to board the Columbia and proceed to Panama. A New Orleans delegation escorted Taft ashore as the Dolphin fired salutes. In Kingston the Sumner arrived from New York with a Congressional party led by W P Sepburn to study canal zone legislation for the upcoming session.
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Panama Debt Dispute Aimed at Roosevelt Mediation
A Colombia committee of foreign bondholders plans to seek Roosevelt arbitration over Panama’s share of the ten million dollars US claims tied to the canal. A London move proposes a public meeting of Colombian bondholders to press for the president to settle how much the new republic should pay toward Colombia s debt.
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Expelled American Journalist Arrives in New York
Jaurett, the American newspaper man expelled from Venezuela by President Castro on short notice, arrived in New York aboard the steamship Philadelphia. He plans to consult his principals, may try to return to Caracas if barred, and will visit Porto Rico before determining next steps. Also arriving were Gov W Beckman of Porto Rico and Mrs Winthrop. Winthrop will visit Washington on department business before returning home for the holidays.
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Fire in New York building injures Washington man at World’s Fair
A fire in a basement packing box area of the New York State Building at the World’s Fair sent about twenty people fleeing, nine women among them. Washington, DC visitor B Smith was slightly injured trying to rescue slot machines during the blaze. The fire was extinguished with limited loss.
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Mob Formed to Lynch Negroes After Louisville Murder
A Louisville mob gathered to lynch Jan Garfield John Taylor and Ed Taylor for the murder of William Moore. Police and militia guarded the jail as crews strewn with weapons formed in three groups. Authorities dispersed crowds at Grat's Park and around the jail while the threat of arson and wholesale bloodshed loomed, and militia was called in to maintain order.
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Former Deputy Sheriff Bound Over on Incendiarism Charges
Roseville Ohio November 21 John H W Hunton Jr former Allen County deputy sheriff was bound over to court on five counts of incendiarism by Mayor Pemberton. His bond was set at 5,000 per count and he was jailed from fear of lynching after police arrested him for allegedly starting five fires in the village of Feoseville within the past twenty four hours.
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Votes for Church Union in Philadelphia Presbytery
Philadelphia Presbytery voted 82 to 46 to affiliate the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the Presbyterian Church in the United States after four hours of debate. Nationwide, 73 of 245 presbyteries favor the affiliation, with seven opposed. two thirds of the General Assembly would be required to approve. In Cumberland, 29 presbyteries back the proposition and 18 oppose.
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Victim of foul play in John Doe death case
Mahanoy City Pa Nov 21 the man believed to be John Dosle whose half nude body was found near Vulcan public road yesterday was killed for robbery. Autopsy results and coroner's report kept officials reticent while the stomach will be sent for chemical analysis. Two persons are said to hold information. In Williamsport friends think the body may be John T Doyle of Susquehanna dye works Paterson N J. he had been in poor health and left Friday bound for Paterson Fur Robes. Also notice: Sloan's 1407 G street offers fur robes and table china in view today.
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Nan Patterson Case and Other Local News Highlights
Today’s issue index lists main stories including the Nan Patterson evidence, Kentucky mob tensions, Shim crew in an automobile murder, and a vessel lost in storm. It covers labor, politics, and reform debates with notices on plans, adjournments, and editorial comments.
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Mystery of Dove narrows on unknown murderer in double homicide
Chicago police press on in the John W Bate case as clues point to a female disguise for Dove. Blood under the rear seat and a second set of clothes support theories the killer escaped in a larger garment and hid bloodstained garments. Detectives seek the man with the checked suit and red necktie while tracing a note signed Leila TF Haile and a mail link to Auburn NY.
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Lemont
Dave
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Dove
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John Seiler
John W Bate
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WeRie
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ceRae
Leila TF Haile
Auburn
Miss Haile
Tribute to Breckinridge funeral draws large crowd in Lexington
The funeral of Col W C P Breckinridge in Lexington on November 21 drew the largest crowd since the Henry Clay and James B Beck funerals. Leading citizens from across Kentucky attended, with civic bodies and Confederate veterans in the procession. Services were at First Presbyterian Church, and city offices and businesses closed. A floral tribute came from Caleb Powers, jailed on Goebel murder charges, whom Breckinridge supported.
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W C P Breckinridge
Henry Clay
James B Beck
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Col Breckinridge
Fayette County
First Presbyterian Church
Caleb Powers
Louieville
Goebel
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Powers
Arlington
British steamer spots Tafalla and tows line to aid
The British steamer Aros Castle reports the loss of the Spanish bark Tafalla with fifteen crew after a severe storm off Bermuda. Capt Day stood by for two days and nights, tried to aid with a hawser, but high seas and damage prevented rescue, and the Tafalla disappeared with no trace.
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Court Finds Shortage in Railroad Auditing Case
Macon Georgia November 21 The Macon and Birmingham Railroad against E R Henderson auditor sought recoveries of about 43000 with interest. In Superior Court today only one witness the expert accountant testified. The judge directed a verdict for the full amount. Indictments for embezzlement against Henderson expected at this term. Prosecution witness was Juhan R Jane former general manager of the railroad who is under indictment.
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Rich Haul By Hold-Up Men
A Steamship Company cashier in Seattle is robbed of 4500 by masked men. Another equity report notes George Hosenberg, cashier at Skagway, assaulted and robbed of 400 after resisting in the office. Police investigate the two incidents as separate thefts.
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