Case Goes to Jury in Hale Murder Trial
A defense speech by Arnold Padgett closed and the jury deliberated in the Hale murder case. Attorneys debated intent and insanity while presenting letters from Hale’s wife and testimony on Hale’s alleged misconduct. The judge outlined punishments for degrees of murder as the trial proceeded toward a verdict.
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Poke Ton Fie
Arnold J. Padgett
Padgete
New & Morragh
Noeabhener
Delendant
Iswalty
Daviess County
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Gardiner
Amin
Mainiel
Padgett
Ag Cornci
Rome
Allie Hale
Dillion
Denton
Geome
Wunief
Juin
Xho
Lilion
Hebe
Oman
Ts Sunweetar
Leon
Pudgern
Houghton
Syich
Tronisa
Lee
Lincoln Centenary Tributes Across Nations at Springfield
At Springfield and beyond, Lincoln centennial events honor the martyred president. Ambassadors Jusserand and Bryce attended, with William J Bryan and Senator I P Lowe delivering wreaths and speeches.
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Springfield
Good Race at Auditorium Rink Tonight
Local skating event planned at the Auditorium rink features contestants from Vincennes Terre Haute and this city Haines. Faust of Vincennes, considered the fastest amateur skater in the state, will race for Terre Haute. Weather permitting, the crowd expects a strong turnout.
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Vincennes
Terre Haute
Ciy
Haines
Faust
Verte Haute
White men put up upon the block at auction
Article reports a totemic scene where white men are described as being auctioned similar to enslaved Africans, drawing a provocative parallel to slavery era practices. The tone suggests a searing social critique of race and power in the period.
Auction of Men on Lincoln Birthday Draws Crowd in Flatbush
Thousands filled Parkside Presbyterian Church in Flatbush for a controversial auction of unemployed men. A committee then pledged to find homes and work for the remaining forty four after a night that drew praise and shock. Rockefeller sent regrets for not attending.
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New York
Lincoln
Parkside Presbyterian
Flatbush
Jesson
John F. Long
Long
Edward T O'Loughlin
O'Loughlin
Bachmas
W. F. Copeland
United States Army
Philippines
Skhiddo
Newark
N. J
Mr. Long
John D. Rockefeller
Regents named from several Normal Schools
Missouri and Mississippi normal schools list board of regents including Moses Whybark Cape Girardeau and John C. McKinley for various state institutions. Turkey accepts Anlesia proposal as Constantinople reports. Cuban senate considers lottery abolition bill. Blanche Walsh reported in Kane City in dangerous condition.
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Springfield State Normal School
Moses Whybark
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau
John C. McKinley
Iarkville State Normal School
Miss Walsh
Kanees City
Blanche Walsh
Lincoln Platform Meeting at the hire Mo Church
A Sunday evening Lincoln platform meeting at the hire Mo Church features Dr. Smiley leading a program preserving Lincoln memories. Students and community members perform recitations and songs with patriotic readings and a music harmony.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Birthday Observance Amid Rainy Weather at Local High School
Despite rain crowds gathered Friday afternoon at the high school to honor the birth of Abraham Lincoln on the one hundredth anniversary. J G Allen spoke on Lincoln life and presented two large Washington and Lincoln pictures. Students and faculty contributed a gift book and the program featured readings songs and short plays with Mrs McConnell and Mrs Neal in attendance.
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Abraham Linsokes Hirth
Wagoner
Lincoln
Iuehanens
Jobn Hayes
Margaret Kuofman
Ruth Courtney
J. G. Allen
Washington
McConnell
Family buried in ruins after canyon flood near Pasadena
A flash flood in Rubio Canyon Friday swept the Rubio Canyon pavilion into a ravine, burying Fred T. Drew, an Pacific Electric Railroad agent, his wife and four children. Drew was rescued badly injured while three children were saved. The pavilion served as the Pacific Electric line terminus at Mount Lowe incline.
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Pasadena
Cal
Rubio Canyon
Caogco Canyon
Fred T. Drew
Pacific Electric Railroad
Drew
Pacific Electric
Mount Lowe
Palmer Infant Dead At Three Months In Northwest City
Charles Fi Palmer infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer died late Friday afternoon at three months burial at Oak Grove cemetery funeral held this afternoon northwest of the city
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Charles Fi
George Palmer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Missouri Senate Holds Brief Session Confirms Appointments
Jefferson City Feb 13 The Missouri Senate met briefly Friday morning and confirmed appointments including Columbus L. Whitmer of Frederick to the State Board of Geology as a board member TL Rubey of Lebanon and E E Yomigey of Springfield named to the same board.
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Jefferson City, Y
Senate
Inis
Columbus L. Whitmer
Fredericktown
State Board of Geology
TL Rubey
Lebanon
E. EE. Yomigey
Snrinzfeld
Wins Prize and Odd Tale of a Turtle Incident
The clipping notes Sam Schofeld winning a prize for bowled score of 125 in January to February. It then recounts a sensational tale about a giant turtle in Newcastle, a hotel chef decapitating it, and a bizarre claim of the turtle striking a cook after 40 hours. The piece closes with proverbs about defense and parental judgment.
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Sam Schofeld
Newcastle
Margard
World Wide Magazine
Need for a city park urged again as spring nears
The piece argues Washington must obtain a public park for recreation. It recalls last spring's failed council vote to buy land, despite popular support, and urges continued action for a well kept greenspace where families and adults can enjoy nature and rest.
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Wasahington
Jong
Ington
High School Notes From a Busy Week
Seniors took an English test on Thursday and sophomores did a Gulliver’s Travels book review on Friday. Maud Bishop and Marguerite Seabrook visited. the Hale murder trial drew student attention. The assembly room was crowded. the flag of Company D hung in room K.
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Bertha Gamble
Sale
Company D
Room K
Fragmented Church Schedule and Events Noted
The text lists multiple church notes including pastors and service times. It mentions Francis Totbeck and Doyle as pastors and various masses and hours such as 7 and 10 a.m. It references Bible workers and a junior league rally, with Sunday school at 9 or 10:30 a.m and evening services.
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Aear
Hible
Beneaday
Trueblood
Commercial Club Votes Assessments in Masonie Meeting
At a Masonie club meeting on Friday night the Commercial Club decided each member pay 10 to meet interest on an 8400 loan from the bank and to cover the taxes on the old acres of land owned by the club.
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Commercial Club
Masonie
Sunday Rehearsal Notice for Dramatic Club
A rehearsal for the Dramatic club is at the opera house Sunday afternoon for those wishing to take part. All are expected to be there at 1 30. The Pinatorre will be played next Friday and everyone should attend the Sunday rehearsal at 1 20.
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Dramatic Club
Opera House
Buyers from Cincinnati Purchase Horses at Barnett’s Livery Barn
Three horse buyers arrive from Cincinnati to purchase horses and mules at Barnett’s livery barn. The stock will be taxed to Loogcotes tomorrow and moved from the locale on Monday.
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Cincinnati
Barnett
Generous Contribution to Local Knights Carnival
James A. Canada of Dayton Ohio donates services and coffee to the carnival. He will be in the city during the entire event serving coffee at dining tables and lunch mandl.
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James A. Canada
Dayton
Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Mary Going Excursion Train From Vincennes to Mt Carmel
Dr. Henry Gers grand knight of the Knights of Columbus council reports from Vincennes that an excursion train will run from Vincennes to Mount Carmel Inols on Sunday February 20 the date of a class to initiate members into the order at McCarmel Washington conferring the third degree. Many from here will take part in the excursion.
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Henry Gers
Knlgbia of Columbus Council
Vincennes Counell
Vincennes
Mt Carmél
Inols
McCarmel
Washington
Oscar Switzer Shows Marked Health Improvement
Oscar Switzer, once ill for a month, has made notable progress and is now much better. The report notes his ongoing recovery and improved condition.
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Oscar Switzer
American Steam Landry
Temperance Meeting At Local Church Postponed
Informal notice for a temperance meeting at the Field M. E. Church on Sunday. Short talks by nearby ministers and special music planned. event details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Fielt M. & Church
No Services At 2¢ Episcopal Church
There will be services at 2¢ Episcopal church with R. Hodge away preaching in Worthington tomorrow.
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Episcopal Church
Beers
Oe Cc
R. Hodge
Worthington
A Valuable Suggestion For Eye Comfort
A historical notice promotes an optician’s parlor offering eye tests and remedies for strained eyes. The advertisement claims modern methods restore vision and invites readers to visit for eye care services and satisfaction.
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