McLeod Freed After Not Guilty Verdict in Boston Case
In Boston a jury acquitted Dr Percy D. McLeod of being an accessory after the fact to an illegal operation that killed Susanna A. Geary. Sentences for Willan Hunt and Louis W. Crawford were set at six to seven years in state prison.
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Boston
Percy D. McLeod
Susanna A. Geary
Stevens
Willan E B. Hont
Louis W. Crawford
Rich
McLeod W
Mra Geary
McLeod
William B. Hunt
Crawford
Hunt
Winthrop Shore
Boston Harbor
Susanna Agnes ‘Geary
Cambridge
Maan
New York City
Miles Geary
New York
Mary 8
Dean
National Board Meeting Set by Erinn Mentification Governors
December 2 report indicates the board of governors of the national board of Erinn Mentification will convene to discuss aid requests and policy guidance. The notice names the governing body and the date, signaling upcoming proceedings and possible assistance decisions.
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Board of Governors
The
National Board of Erinn Mentification
London and St Vin Severed from Great Northern Line
A fragment notes a severed connection involving London and St Vince, tied to the Great Northern company. The brief mentions morning reception of some item but lacks clear details or names to confirm scope or outcomes.
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London and
St Vin
Great Northern Company
Fragmented SOT Note Reports Ill ILI Error
Brief undated fragment notes a death and illness with an error correction reference to Gegath and a reference to Leodon dated December 2. The readable text is sparse and may reflect a newsroom clipping error rather than a complete event.
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Leodon
Postal Rates and Other Telegraph News flash
Washington issues order to post masters to report violations of class rate rules for mailed content while burglars loot Otter River post office and store of Postmaster Noonan. $75 stamps and bonds stolen. Four receive death sentences in Georgia murder case. Belmont Park racing project chartered for Boston. Turkish-Albanian clashes reported near Liuma as European powers eye Macedonia finance control. Gas explosion near Weston, West Virginia kills four. Repairs at New York Life signal resignations for McCall and Perkins. Cat skill drowning death near Catskill Creek suspected. Havana club urges Root to probe resignations of Minister. Steamer Owen lost with nineteen crew. wreckage found near Ashland. J. Clint Smith country residence destroyed by fire. $100,000 loss. Marshall Field Jr dies by accidental pistol wound. Dawkins at Morgan and Co. dies.
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Otter River
Mass
Lawrence Noonan, Jr
Boston and Maine Railroad
Noonan
Isle of Pines Title Dispute Spurs American Secession Bid
The Isle of Pines, 1214 square miles near Pinar del Rio, sits at a political edge as Americans in the island press their claim that it should be American territory. Cuba administers it, but residents complain of neglect and argue that the island belongs to the United States by treaty and international law.
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Paris
Spain
United States
Isla de Pinos
Porto Rico
West Indies
Cuba
Havana
Senate
Stato
United States War Department
Isle of Pines
Pinar del Rio
Secretary of War
Root
Cubs
Connecticut Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Connecticut calls for rain and possible snow in the north with mixed precipitation expected elsewhere. Temperature ranges and timing not specified in the readable text.
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Connecticut
President Roosevelt Visits Princeton For Naval And Army Game
President Roosevelt traveled from Washington to Princeton New Jersey on a special seven car train to watch the annual football game between naval and military academy teams. He will split the halves with Navy on the first and Army on the second, then return to Washington this evening.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Field
Naval
Military
Ethel Roosevelt
Root
Edward Root
Loeb
P.M. Rixey
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
Corinne Robinson
Isabelle Hagner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taft
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Princeton College
Navy
Army
Three Laborers Killed as Train Hits Tunnel Crew
In Jersey City the Western Flyer struck a group of laborers working near the Erie railroad tunnel. Three men Stana Monester John Dobski and Wingitat Krusaski died at once or shortly after. Four others were seriously hurt. The foreman said watchmen failed to signal as the train, delayed and speeding, entered the tunnel mouth about 100 feet from the workers.
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New York
Erie
Jersey City
Stana Monester
John Dobski
Wingitat Krusaski
One of the big turfmen in California rises again
San Francisco dispatch notes Thomas H. Williams, identified with the California hockey club, plans to resume his prominence in American turf. A new stable will start an eastern campaign, racing Williamsville horses exclusively in the East, away from local tracks. Williams’s colors once under the Udine stable were a major factor, with Racine setting the mile mark for years and other famous names like Cadems and Filtration appearing in the era.
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San Francisco
Thomas H. Williams
California Hockey Club
Californian
Williamble
Williame
Undine
New Trial Ordered in Hope Young Case by Court Bench
Halifax dispatch reports the full bench of the angreme court ordering a new trial in the Hope Young case. The ruling centers on a statement introduced during prior proceedings and affects the judgment. The decision emphasizes due process and reexamination of the contested evidence.
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Halifax
Wa rts issued against six candidates in Van Raxey town election
An announcement from New Haven dated December 2 states warrants have been issued against six candidates for a recent town election in Van Raxey. The document alleges corruption in the municipal apparatus and names Hamden as the target of the warrants. The situation centers on electoral disputes and legal actions arising from the vote.
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New Haven
Bers
Hamden
Burglars loot Pequa Buck store in clean job
In Terryville Connecticut a clean burglary at W. H. Scott and Company in Pequa Buck used high explosive to blow the safe. About $100 in cash and $100 in postage stamps were stolen. Entry came through a rear window, front door pried with an axe and crowbar. Two strangers were in town and suspected.
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Terryville
Conn
W. H. Scott and Company
Pequabuck
Trolley Line Earnings Jump for Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co
New Haven reports the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co owning about 173 miles of trolley shows ten month gross earnings of 1,882,360, up from 1,083,776 year earlier. Ten months include 1,206,970 from trolley, 828,077 from electric light and power, and 258,419 from steamship lines owned by the company.
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New Haven
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co
Electric Light and
Electric Light and, Power Companies
Thess
Corporation
Bristol Named United States Attorney for Oregon
Portland December 2 This report states William Bristol has been appointed by the president to succeed Francis J Heney as United States attorney for the district of Oregon. Bristol is a Republican and a prominent figure in the state's legal profession, a former close associate of Heney during his land fraud prosecutions, and is about 35 years old.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
William
Bristol
Francis J. Heney
United States
District of Oregon
Heney
Rear Admiral Chester Ordered to Hampton Roads
Washington Dec 2 Rear Admiral Chester aboard his flagship Minneapolis has been ordered to proceed to Hampton Roads. He will sail from Gravesend via St Michael Azores and not stop there. The navy department considers this a direct voyage to the Virginia coast.
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Washington
Dee
Navy Department
Chester
Minneapolis
Hampton Roads
Department
Gravesend
St Michael
Azores
Judge Bronson to contest aunt’s will in Waterbury
Judge Samuel L. Bronson of New Haven may contest the will of his aunt Miss Susan Bronson of Waterbury offered for probate in Waterbury this week. Judge Stoddard, who represented Mrs Bennett in the famous Philo Bennett case, will appear for Bronson at the Waterbury probate hearing on Monday.
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New Haven
Samuel L. Bronson
Susan Bronson
Waterbury
Stoddard
Bennett
Bronson
Vermont Medical Department Opens New College Building
Burlington Vermont December 2 University of Vermont opens its medical department in a new medical college building replacing the old burned structure from 1904. The $100000 cost structure hosted principal address by Dr John B Grout superintendent of Waterbury state insane hospital.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Medical College
John B. Grout
State Insane Hospital
Waterbury
Yale to Create Tools Fellowship in Chemistry
New Haven December 2 A new Tools Fellowship in chemistry is announced at the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University. It is established by a $10,000 gift from Henry B Loomis and will be open to PhD candidates for whom chemistry is their main field of study.
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New Haven
Conn
Tools
Shefield Scientific
Yale University
Henry B. Loomis
Stabbing at American Can plant amid union strike tension
New York report describes the first violent incident since the Sammersmiths union strike. Watchman Charles H. was stabbed while guarding non union workers at the American Can Company's new building. Scott suffered a leg wound as three bullets were fired at him.
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New York
Sammersmiths’ Union
Charles H
American Can Company
Scott
East Main street car collision and local events
A City News item reports an East Main street trolley derailed after hitting an open switch at about 1 22 pm. H W Laidler of Wesleyan College will speak at the Socialist smoker in Piatt block room 24. Gaelic dancing class announces a dance lesson followed by a social. A Burton street alarm drew firemen to a small landing near the Cot Att athletic club at Adams extension Hawkins street.
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H. W. Laidler
Wesleyan College
Cimman Na Kinnee
Menal Secial
Burton Street
Cott Attletic Club
Adams Extension
Hawkins Street
Sultan's proposition rejected and naval action to resume
Paris reports that powers after review reject the sultan's counter proposals and intend to renew a naval demonstration in Turkish waters on Monday with a likely seizure of Lemnos and Imbros. Passage of the Dardanelles remains open despite trade disruption. Berlin dispatch notes Tolstoi optimistic on Russia, sees peasants as majority, warns of uncertain future.
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Lemnos
Imbros
Paris
Seoul Unrest as Gendarmes Fire on Mob in 1980 Incident
In Seoul Nov 80 gendarmes fired on a mob after an incendiary protest. A Japanese officer and a policeman were seriously wounded. Police arrested about 100 rioters as officers massed at the decorations bureau amid patrols. Min Yong Whan, ex minister to the United States, killed himself after leading protesters.
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Seoul
Korea
Bureau of Decorators
Min Yong Whan
United States
Supreme Court
Bureau of Decorations
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
The four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Trottier of Adame Street was found dead. Medical Examiner Crane cites suffocation. Ella Gaffney, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Gaffney of Booth Street, died after a three day illness with pneumonia. funeral at 320 o'clock tomorrow with burial at St Joseph's cemetery. John Conroy’s funeral held from Pratt Street residence with Mass at St Patrick's and interment at St Joseph's cemetery. Mrs Emme Berube, wife of T F Berube, died at South Elm Street home after a lingering illness leaving two daughters Carrie and Mrs Lantieve, with services to follow.
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F. H. Trottier
Adame Street
Crane
Ella
Philip Gaffney
Booth Street
Washington School
St Joseph's Cemetery
John Conroy
Pratt
St Patrick's Church
Father Gheeson
Thomas Ff. Mire Taeteugwets
Mlasen Watte
Saxe & Flete
Emme Berube
T. F. Berube
South Elm Street
Mies
Carrie Berube
Be Tomaine
Canad
Lantieve
Black Hand Extorts Foreign Steamers At New York
New York report says the Black Hand gang has extended extortion to arriving foreign steamers. A West Indies bound vessel Flancria captain asks police to meet the ship to protect boatswain Franco Barboroni and crew from kidnapping for Black Hand demands. Barboroni fears loss of landing earnings to the gang while a former quartermaster is named as a leader in the scheme. Williams Nominated Speaker by Democrats in the House.
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New York
Black Hand
Baldt
Flancria
West Indies
Franco Barboroni
Luis Ute
Blackmatters
Barboront
Bladk
Swain
Parlor Suits and Furniture Deals Promoted at Local Stores
Promotional letter from Taylor Chair Co Beth Ford Ohio urges early Christmas furniture buying. Highlights Glenwood Range prices $2500 to $10000 for three pieces and $40 to $225 for freestanding pieces. Claims large assortment, low prices, and best values to attract customers.
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Drake's
Madden
Postoffice Department
Valdosta
A. G. Rawlings
Milton
Jesse
Alf Moore
Carter
Len Rawlings
Belmont Park
Belmont
New Hamshire
Massachusetts
Liuma
Turkey
Salonika
Theusi Pasha
Macedonia
Weston
W. F. Douglass
Perkins
John A. McCall
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Catskill
N. Y
Joseph McCormick
Catskill Creek
McCormick
American Club
Ashland
Wis
Ira Owen
Lake Superior
Sir William Slemens
Owen
Lees
Hempstead
J. Clint Smith
East Meadowbrook
Gre
Toung Field
Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
Morgane
London
Der
Ciletos Elward Dawkins
de Heaking
J. & Morgan & Co
Uncle Sam
Alfred Whi
President Roosevelt
West Point
Depew
Albans
van Raxey Arbout
Judge Bronson
City News
Sultan
Berlin
Tageblatt
Count Tolstoi
Russia
Plstol
Tolstoi
Fira
BLACK
Mahon
Bank St
Taylor Chair Co
Bethford
Ohio
Feary Sen
Glenwood
Vary
Fog
Hampson Selien Furniture Ce
Neautery
Ge Cateant
Werent Lange
Frees
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