FILLING BOX IN TRIAL OF HAINS
The trial of Thornton Hains continues in Flushing Supreme Court as jurors are seated for the case accusing him of being an accessory in the killing of Annis. District Attorney Darrin demands letters between Thornton and the captain in the Philippines as secondary evidence, subpoenas are issued for McIntyre and associates, and Hains appears confident of a swift acquittal despite his mother’s absence from the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton J. Hains
Annis
New York
Thornton Hains
Supreme Court
Dudge Meederick J. Crave
Beneh
Willliam
EB. Annis
Peter Hales
Autchor
Baywide Yacht Club
Moe
Flushing
Peter Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
John Hains
Ira 0. Darrin
John F McIntyre
Suchers
Philippines
Ile
Gordon's Last Chance Romance Ends In Understanding
Maud Tolliver confesses a slang infused courtship to Gordon as he uses humor and patient appeal to win her. Gordon admits his misguided effort to win her through slang and asks pardon. He reveals Jimmie’s rescue and his last chance to be with Maud succeeds as she softens and accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmie
Mund Tolliver
Jimmie
Angel Five
Maud
Gordon
Barry Spaulding
Slun
Tommie Tolliver
Mant
Goriot
Tailor'n
Jnst
Palh
Kenneth Gordon
Kiddo
Imme
Mise Tolliver
Tam
Colored soldiers may be reinstated in justice move
Washington December 15. President Roosevelt urges Congress to pass a bill allowing reinstatement of innocent colored soldiers from the Twenty-fifth Infantry tied to the Brownsville riot of August 14, 1906. The report by Browne and Baldwin supports reinstatement for those who truthfully help fix guilt and aid justice, with a one year window for examination by the War Secretary. Senator Foraker calls the message tardy and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mram
Congress
Roosevelt
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Brownsville
Herbert J. Browne
W. G. Baldwin
Company BR
B Troop
Failig
Foraker
Rate Case Resumed In Missouri Hearings Start
The Missouri rate case resumed in Kansas City with eighteen railroads named. Only testimony from the St. Louis and San Francisco road heard so far indicates higher costs for intrastate business versus interstate and transstate operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Frederick E. Crane
McIntyre
Thernton
Therin
Dee
Odd Fellows
Nashville
Tenn
Tee
Judge Mohn Nolen
Tin
Seman
Calvis
Elton
Fiemeoo
LAMUS
Lamba Ste
Apm
Western Creamery
Festa
Marko de
Wesern
Gordon's
Taylor White
Nell
Fils
Baltimore American
Albert Docks
London
Bos
Waterbury Trunk and Umbrella Mfrs
Bank ST
Torder
California
English Woolen Mills Co
Reid & Hughes
Langley
S. Main
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