Jury Hears of Brouwer Marital Strife in Murder Trial
In Toms River New Jersey on October 11 the Erbwer murder case stalled as prosecutors failed to frame admissible questions for expert Dr. Walter Z Washington about whether Frank Brouwer gave fatal strychnine to his wife. Sister Elizabeth Hyat testified of marital troubles while defense warned jurors against extraneous remarks.
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Brouwar
Bosctal
Washington Post
Toms River
Erbuwer
Ita
Hendricksen
Fta
Walter Z. Washington
Frank Brouwer
Dr Washington
Dr. Brouwer
Elizabeth Hyat
Miss Hyat
Dr Brouwer
Lakehurst
Brouwer
Miss Hyer
Drevenian Hyer
Benjamin FP
Hyer
Mamie Hyer
Stwee
Brouwere
Bank of England raises rate to five percent
The Bank of England increased the discount rate to five percent, a move long anticipated yet with limited market impact. The rise stems from external pressures including U S gold withdrawals, gold demands from Egypt for cotton financing, and the German imperial bank's higher discount rate, with the gold reserve dipping below safe levels after heavy outflows.
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London
Bank of
Ineland
Dey
United States
Egypt
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of England
Farmer's Wife Murdered in Winchenden Maass
Mrs Ira E Wood, wife of a local farmer, was shot through the window of her home and killed almost instantly while seated with her four year old daughter Esther and visitor Mrs Clara A Hobbs of Worcester. Her birth name was Alice M Van Flanbrook, daughter of Mrs Edward Van Flanbrook of Detroit. Barry Wood, a brother in law who has long been insane, borrowed a shotgun yesterday and is missing. officers ordered to arrest him.
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Winchenden
Maas
Ira E Wood
Esther
Clara A .Hobbs
Worcester
Wood
Alice M. van Flanbrook
Edward van Flanbrook
Detroit
the Woods
Barry Wood
Senator Allison Recovers, News From Ailing Statesman
A letter from Senator Allison confirms the cheerful news that Jenk'or Allison of that State is recovering. The senator, writing from a hotel home, rests quietly after a summer at his Dubuque residence and may not overwork himself during the upcoming short session.
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Tews
Jenk
Allison
Canar
Dubuque
Weathet
Young Man to Bellevue After Wall Street Outburst
Disjointed report notes a young man scream on Wall Street leading to hospitalization at Bellevue. Mentions police, a patrol response, and a prior incident weeks earlier.
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Bellevue
Mrs Tadenburg Tackles Kidnap Attempt Claim
Mrs Tadenburg says a pickpocket tried to kidnap her daughter in a public area. Police investigate the incident as a possible abduction attempt and seek witnesses.
Rhode Island GOP Renominates Ticket in Oct Convention
Providence October 1 The Republican State convention renominated Governor Utter and slate of officials. The platform backs Roosevelt era policies, supports gradual tariff revision, and pledges allegiance to Rhode Island voters over any other authority.
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George Hutter
Preddrick M Jackson
Biate
Charles T Bennett
William B Greenough
Walter A Reed
Providence
Aldrich
Repubican Party
Rhode Island
Pittyuinth Congress
Theodora Roosevelt
Congress of the United States
Roosevelt
Gov
Utter Saids
Extend Bad-Boiler Probe Seeks Conspiracy Ties
District Attorney to immediately take up the matter over alleged substitution of defective boiler tubes in warships by Shelby Tube Company. Federal investigation seeks evidence of a conspiracy, with Emmett’s affidavit alleging tampering and repeated stamping of defective tubes. Navy officials acknowledge grave new evidence but doubt widespread defects. DA will summon witnesses for grand jury or federal commission. Annapolis hospital inspection and military personnel movements also noted.
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Shelby Tube Company
United States
Pittsburg
Department of Fustice
Frank L. Emmett
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Department of Jusilee
Emmett In
Navy
Grand Jury
Endorsements Clash at Republican Judicial Nominations
At Murray Hill Lyceum the Republican county convention endorsed most judicial nominees except William B H Wyatt. Otto A Rosalaky was replaced by Frank T Fitzgerald. Independence League leaders protested the slate and debated beyond Tammany Hall. Hearst journeyed through New Jersey and Pennsylvania and issued a statement on nonpartisan nominations urging scrutiny of tonight’s Republican slate.
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Peat
Republican County
Convendon & Ight
Murray Hill
Hearst-Murphy
Republicana
Cioles
Judge Rosalsky
Republican Party
Herbert Parsons
Rosalsky
Cortelyou
Parsons
Odell Abraham Gruber
Wiliam Halpin
Odell
The
Independence League
Judiciary
Tammany Hall
League
Republican Organization
Hearst
Democrats
Thea
I Hearst
Corning
Mrr Hearst
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Washington
Washington, N. J. and Stroudsburg
Scranton
Heart
New York State
New York City
McDonald
Hughes
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
Mc Hearst
Pennsylvania Officials Mentor Borated Meat Case
Pennsylvania officials and Secretary Wilson discussed Armour & Co. arrests over boric acid preserved meats offered in Philadelphia. Wilson noted no borated meat may enter interstate commerce after October 1, and no product using boric acid may bear the U S inspection label, unless shipped before October 1.
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Oliver D Behick
Dairy and Food Commissioner of
Pennsylvania
N. B Critchfield
Wilson
Armour & Co
Philadelphia
United States Inspection Service
Real estate transfers listed in Dulany to Fugitt and others
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers across subdivisions including Fristos and Corcoran in Bloomingdale and Columbia Heights. Names such as Rozier Dulany, Samuel Wallace, Jeremiah Donovan, Mary Longtey, and Charles Sicke appear with parcel values ranging from $1,200 to $40,250 and mentions of trusts and subdivision lots.
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Rozier Dulany
Robert E Fugitt
Fristos
Mary T. Longtey
Hanish T Donovan
Jeremiah H Donovan
David J. Barrett
Treates
Ant John W. Pilling
Charles A. Sicke
Corcoran
Bloomingdale
Louie FR
Danidn
Frank A
Gmanuel Booth
Nijea
Joseph H Gullick
Laura O'R Merriam
Jet
Watters
Thomas Hyde
Simon Burnett
Columbia Heights
Harry T Jones
Joseph L. Porter
Landvoigt
Jashelle c. Kelly
Willam F
Mary P Mynstringe
Banco
Charles JS Murphy
Trustes
Michael McInerney
Shepherd's
Doggins
Tames
Georgan Pumphrey
John WH Carer
Furphrey
F Prather
Lyle J Bale
United States
Iron Mountain Mail Train Wreck Kills Engineer in St Louis
East Mut Jumped Track near Union Station as Iron Mountain fast mail failed to slow for a curve. Engineer John Caspar of St Louis died in the crash and ten others were injured, including Fireman Rafferty who is grievously hurt and not expected to recover. Three small cars derailed behind the engine, which plunged down an embankment after leaving the track.
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St Loui
Iron Mountain
Union Station
John Caspar
St. Louis
Caspar
Rafferty
Blame Premier For Treaty Sparks Newfoundland Row
In Bt Johns Newfoundland Oct 1 the cabinet debated adopting a pronouncement against the modus vivendi between Britain and the United States over Newfoundland fishing grounds. Leading fish merchants adopted resolutions opposing the arrangement and blamed the premier for the trouble, saying the colony does not want quarrels with Americans while accusing the premier of seeking revenge after his reciprocity plan was blocked.
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Bt Johns
Newfoundland
Rght
Cuban Revolution Seen Ended. US Forces Reshuffle
The Cuban rebellion is reported largely quelled with disarming nearly complete and scattered banditry only in remote districts. Marines will be replaced, Gen Hell directs weeks of operations, Isle of Pines autonomy demand rejected. Taft hosts reception, and ships depart for Norfolk with Taft aboard while marines withdraw gradually as troops reinforce.
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Nectal Calis
Washington Post
Fatang
Hell
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Department of State
Washington
Palace
Mines
Taft
Bercon
Cabtilio
Guerra
Betancourt
Liberal Party
Art
Gov. Tatt
Gov. Taft
Louisana
Norfolk
Key West
Louisiana
Virginia
Frederick Funston
Jersey
Newark
Brooklyn
Texas
Guba
Legal Record from Supreme Court and District Courts
A dense legal chronicle lists cases and proceedings across the United States Supreme Court and District Courts. It notes admissions to practice, appellants and respondents, counsel, and various court actions including arguments, submissions, verdicts, and probate filings with judges named such as Chief Justices Harlan and Clabaugh and Justices McKenna Robb Gould Andersen Barnard.
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United States Supreme Court
Justles Harlan
Junttes Drewer
Justles White
Juaities Peckham
Justice McKenna
Juntica Holmes
Justice Day
Charles W Slack
Ben Francisco
Col
John Riley
San Francisco
Cal
A. Pothbons
Jasper C Nichols
Charles H. Moyer
Willliam
Haywood
Nichola
C. A. Darrow
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Ve Raticiompany
Thomas F
Wilson
Murphy
Thomas B’ Wilson
Appellant
George ‘W Vickers
St al
George EH Examond
J Waters
William 2
Mattingly
Leonidas Mr Lawson
United States Mining Company
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Equity Court NG
Justice Gould
Burrow Va
Burrow
Blackistone Leggatt
Circuit Court
Andersen Beasley
Baltimor and
Fornmac Railroad Company
Criminal Court
Justice Gratford
United States
William Allen
Seeault
Arthur Jonesy
Wuem Davin
Len Glasce
Criminal Court NO
Justice Barnard
Ve. Lewla Titman
Robert N. Lamery
George A. Bartlett
Sarah V. Bullock
Pra
No Time for Annexation Debate on Isle of Pines
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin voices opposition to rushing Cuba annexation. He urges withholding judgment on Cuba’s future and notes that Isle of Pines, near Panama Canal, remains a source of tension as Americans invested there and Cubans govern the island. Some leaders doubt ratification of the treaty and favor U S control.
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Spooner
Wisconsin
Yeater
Gay
Cuba
Cubs
Isle of Pines
Committee On Foreign Relations
Panama Canal
Cube
United States
Washington
Hare
Last Troops Embarked for Cuba Base at Newport News
The Eleventh Cavalry headed by its regimental band marched through Newport News and embarked on the Zeelander, leaving a single troop at the encampment to tend horses and supplies. The Zeelander sailed this afternoon as transports Kenewha Mobile C ubana Tastnholm and Antilla load gear. Over 2000 horses and large quantities of stores, ammunition, and equipment are at the camp, with the site to serve as the army base for Cuba as long as needed.
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Apedal
Washington Xo
Newport News
Eleventh Cavalry
Zeelander
Provost Sguard
Fort Monroe
Ieamp
Kenewha
Mobile
Cubana
Tastnholm
Antilla
Cuba
United States
Insurgents to Surrender in Monte Cristi Accord
Reports from Santo Domingo state say government and insurgent forces near Monte Cristi have reached an agreement for surrender. Insurgents will hand over to government troops, with President Caceres' appointees overseeing the process in the province.
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Santo Domingo
Monte Cristi
Gentimarde
Caceres
Montessisti
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William Stewart
Fort Farrancay
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Appellee
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Dean
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta. Ga
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Ligon
Howard Nichols
Puerto Trapline Company
Peoples Pharmacy
Washington, D.C
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