Juror Bias Contested in McNamara Trial Proceedings
After two court days in the McNamara case over the October 1 Times explosion, no juror is seated as attorney Darrow challenges venireman Z T Nelson for bias. Nelson admits preformed opinions from 4–6 months, including views on labor unions and whether the blast was dynamite. Grand jury discharged after a year of service with a final report and group photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
James B McNamara
Charles J Haggerty
Talesman
Z T Nelson
Nelson
William Hammel
Hall of Records
Coridor
Arrow Street
John J. McNamara
Lial
United States
Clarence & Darrow
McNamara
H & Poffenbush
Redericks
Lecompte Davis
Lne
Veniremen
Organized Labor
Darrow
G Ray Horton
Counse
Veniceman
Davis
Horton
Fes
Bordwell
Fredericks
California
Parrow
Venireman
G. Rey Horton
Charlea Haggerty
Talesmen
Talismen
Los Angeles Times
Multiple Obituaries and Birth Notice From 1911
Birth announced for Leonard W Groomey and a daughter. Obituaries note deaths of Susie M Framiklin, Mary Horigan, Frederick Springmann, Robert Pierce Talley, Frank Trennell, Jessie Walton with funeral details and private services in Washington area. Funeral notices list chapel and undertaker details with dates October 14 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framklin
Susie M
William HH
Sirdo & Co
H Street
Fietives
Atten
Horigan
Thireth and
Hastreets
Mount Reinier
Mary
Cornelius Horigan
W A Hettinger
George F Thurston
Springvann
Frederick Springmann Fumere
William Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Talley
Conduit Road
Robert Pierce
Lulu M Talley
Mary D. Robert M
Imogene Talley
Moe Churety
Conduit
New Cut
Trennell
Jesus
Frank
Goldie Trunnell
STEPHENSON INQUIRY DEEPENS BRIBERY CHARGE IN ELECTION DEADLOCK
Milwaukee Oct 13 charges loom of bribery linked to absence of Wisconsin legislators on March 4 1900 when Isaac Stephenson was elected after a five week deadlock The senate committee will probe remarks reportedly urging Domachowski to stay away and examine other witness accounts Chicago Oct 13 Blair under cross examination denied funding sources for a Lorimer era ball game 1500 in hundreds questioned on origin of funds and committee adjourned until tomorrow
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Milwaukee
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Heyburn
Domachowski
C C. Wellensgard
William G Wheeler
Wheeler
Chicago
William C Blair
Francis G Blair
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Blair
Centralia
Ilt
Lorimer
Negro Elected to Nashville City Council
Nashville Tenn Oct 13 For the first time in more than years Nashville yesterday elected a negro city councilman Dr S P Harris Harris ran against the Democratic primary nominee in a notable win won amid political shifts with J C Napier former councilman now register of the United States Treasury referenced in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Tenn
Nashville
S P. Harris
J C Napier
Register of the United States Treasury
Harris
Woman Sentenced as Spy in Leipzig Case
Milo Renee Thirion, a French teacher, arrested as a spy in Leipzig, was convicted of spying and sentenced to six months in prison for obtaining secret German army mobilization plans from a German officer. The case centers on the covert transfer of military plans during October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Germany
Milo Renee Thirion
LICENSED TO MARRY SEEKS LISTED PAIRS IN MD AND VA
A fragmentary notice shows intended marriages with names including iarrison Ricks and ner Dae 74 and Grace Monn, with other couples such as Bessie Cane 28 and unknown partners, all linked to Peet Date ak and Tompkina ville in Maryland. The text is garbled but cites a Reverend John F Quirk as part of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarrison Ricks
Ner Dae
Ann Grace
La Follette Midwest Push Heads to Chicago Conference
Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette plans a ten stop Western tour by train including Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska with ten speeches to boost his presidential bid while Chicago progressives promise momentum from the upcoming conference. Washington aides depart for Chicago to attend the meeting where Col Roosevelt is said to have persuaded Garfield to join. Internally concerns rise over Cummins conservations split and Pinchot control in conservation circles amid Taft administration tensions.
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Robert ‘la Follette
Middle West
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Ilinois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Medi McCormick
W. L. Houser
la Follette
Washington
Chicago
Middle ’West
Taft
Mississippi Valley
la .Follatte
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Garfield
Mexico
New York
Col Roosevelt
la Folette
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
Senator Cummins
Cummins
The
Conservation Congress
J B White
Kansas City
Mr. Pinchot
Conservation Association
National Conservation Association
Mr. Finchot
Henry L. Stimson
Walter Fisher
Messrs. Fisher
Alaska
Amos
Le.Fotlette
Mr. Taft
Wilson
New Jersey
Aviator Delays Westward Flight on Friday the 13th
Kansas City October 13 RP Rodgers, the aviator, postponed resuming his flight to the Pacific coast until tomorrow due to his mother's fears about Friday the 13th. Rodgers' wife and mother accompany him on a special train tracing his cross country journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
C P. Rodgers
Rodgers
Health Office Record of Deaths and Names
Health Office record lists multiple deaths with names and ages across Washington area addresses. Notable entries include William Ho Bean 1252 Sth St Se age 13. William E Franklin 1832 Rosedale St Ne age 45. Marie Gunnaman 1213 D St Sw age 76. Catherine J Finch Hi R St NW. Catherine F Moynihan 413 Datne Jestle K Walton. Mary A Tyree 711M St Sw age 15 days. Maurice G. Padgett 1165 Sth St An age 1 month. Louise Scott 2524 F At Ow age 1½ years. Lawrence L. Sheares Sheriff r¢ Deanwood 77 months. Beverley Lewig Dennison Pl Reno DC age 7. Thomas Goren Washington Asylum Hom age 1. Sadie Williams Jes Whst NW age 1 month. George De Massey 2219 Cherry HH NW age 3a. Fennie Catherine H Young Wb P At NW age 0. Laiva Carter Cefarst Ow age yearn.
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Wiliam Ho Bean
Wiliam E Franklin
Rosedale St. Ne
Marie Gunnaman
Catherine J Finch
Catherine F Moynihan
Datne Jestle K Walton
National Homeopath
Fcepital
Thomas H Answorth Jr
Central Ave
Capitol
Mary A Tyree
Iltiem Ritner
Maurice G. Padgett
St. An
Louise
Scott
Ysara
Lawrence L. Sheares
R¢ Deanwood
Beverley Lewig
Dennison
Reno
Thomas Goren
Washington Asylum Hom
Sadie Williams
Jes
Mary H Dorsett
George de Massey
Cherry
FeRnie Catherine H Young
Laiva Carter
Cefarst
Gopp Declines to Resign Over Juvenile Court Rift
Judge DeLacy orders Rev Zed H Copp to vacate as chief probation officer. Copp refuses, vows to take issue to Congress, denies insubordination, notes long service since Roosevelt era. Dillon appointed acting chief. DeLacy seeks outsider for replacement, no internal fit found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed H Copp
Juvenile Court
Delacy
Congress
Copp
Frey
Civic Federation
Bethany Chapel
Roosevelt
John R. Dillon
Dillon
Canada’s New Ruler Arrives to Open Connaught Era
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived in Quebec and received an enthusiastic welcome. The Duke took the oath and was installed as governor general in Rideau Hall Ottawa, with a royal salute of 21 guns signaling the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Rideau Hall
Ottawa
George
Legislative Council
Aldrich Returns From Europe As Monetary Probe Chief
Former Rhode Island senator Nelson W Aldrich returned to New York from Europe aboard the Baltic today. As chairman of the monetary commission he has been studying European government financial methods and private banking institutions and declined to discuss the matter further.
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New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Europe
Monetary Commission
Aldrich
Ten thousand dollar mate robbery shocking postoffice theft
A package containing between 5000 and 10000 dollars addressed to Sheridan Coal Company offices in Pittsburg Kansas disappeared in a burglary at the Mulberry Kansas post office early today. The case involves a registered package marked for miners pay and was admitted at Sheridan’s Kansas City offices.
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Postoffice
Kansas City
Sheridan’ Coal Company
Pittsburg
Kans
Mulberry
Two More Bankers Paroled in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kas Oct 1 Paroles have been ordered for two more bankers in the federal pris on. They are H T Wells a former Kenosha Wis Bank clerk and H G Golden who was connected with the Bigelow Bank in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
Pric
H T Wells
Kenosha, Wis
Dank
H. G Golden
Bigelow Bank
Milwaukee
Yale Letter Tied to Death of New Haven Girl at NY Rooming House
Olive Barton, 19, from New Haven, moved to New York to seek stage work and was found dead in a West Forty-second Street furnished room. A letter on Yale paper begged her to return. coroner to autopsy. May Ellsworth, also from New Haven, spoke to police. Two men, Williams and McCaslin, connected to the rooming house, involved in the morning's events.
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Washington Post
New York
Olive Barton
New Haven Conn
West Forty-second Street
Yale University
New Haven
Miss Barton
May Ellsworth
Posit
Forty-fifth Street
Benjamin F Williams
Rey McCaslin
Olive
Reception Hospital
Leishman Presents Credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Berlin
Newly appointed American ambassador John G. A. Leishman arrived in Berlin on October 13 and formally presented his credentials to Foreign Secretary Von Kiderlen-Waechter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
John G. A Leishman
Ister
von Kiderlen Waechter
Financier disputes pessimistic United States view
Joseph V Leiter said he disagreed with James J Hill's negative outlook on US conditions. Leiter argued the current state is favorable for people but poor for securities makers, noting dealers struggle outside New York. He warned manufacturers of chrome securities face poor sales away from New York. He also mentioned ships sailing routes to Newport and New York from Queenstown, Southampton, and Bremer.
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James J. Hill
Washington Prat
London
Joseph V Leiter
James J Hil
Great Northern Railroad
United States
Lester
New York
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Talisman
Z F. Nelson
Ponts
Groomes
Leonard W. Groomey
Sergeon
Steev
M. Hindle
Exabalmer
George P. Zarhorst
Lincoln
Charles
Zurhorat
Mgr
WM. H Rdo & CO
F Street
N. W. Verything
Frankc
Speare
J. William Lee
Jetusylapia Ave NW
Mata
F. Harvey's Sons
Toneral Direftors
Evbalmers
ST Nw
Contmod Chapel Telephone North
Ee Lou
Clements Jax R
Clements’ Sons
UC Svery Ocecristion
F &T
M. J. Fa’ Vey
Flagert
Sauterne
To-Kalon Wine CO
St. W. Wissa
Committee
Chicago Progressive Conference
Health Office Record
French
Annie Wood
Patti H Dent
John E
Nore
C Keating
Alfredo
Gusseppino Simio
Francesco
Rosario Provera
William
Mary Frizell
Joseph J
Fannie L McPherson
Frederick J
Bessie L May
Arthur J
Mary D May
Louis
Mary Taylor
Thomas J
Blanche
Lewis
Earnest Hand
Sylvia
Mills
Arthur
Bertha Frye
Gopp
Judge DeLacy
Harris Ewing
Zed Copp
Canada
Duke of Connaught
Dominion
Big Ben
R. Harris CO
the Jewelers
W. G. Sloane Ashington
San Francisco
N. W
Edmonston
FII
Leishman
Leiter
Baltic
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Cherbourg
Pring Friedrich Wiltulm
Queenstown
Celtic
Newport
Southampton
Cincinnati
Bremer—Main
Baker’s Cocoa
Eer
America
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Phive
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