Chadwick Trial Begins In Cleveland Court
The Mrs Cassie L Chadwick trial opened in Cleveland Ohio before Judge Taylor on charges of conspiring against the United States in banking irregularities tied to Citizens National Bank of Oberlin Carnegie arrived with S T Everett and joined the courtroom quietly as bailiffs tightened security and jurors were sworn for the panel with a possible four days to two weeks in duration. The proceedings featured a small courtroom, strict access control, and Chadwick in a black gown with white blouse and feathered hat observing from a central table.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States District Court
Taylor
Sullivan
United States
Chandler
Federal Building
Chadwick
Jay P. Dawley
Dawley
Cauae
Citizens’ National Bank of
Andrew Carnegie
T. Everett
Mr Carnegie
Mr. Chadwick
Sensational medium exposure in Lexington Avenue flat
New York reports a dramatic incident led by Calvert Berwick exposing a so called material ling medium in Lexington Avenue apartment. The scene included a 300 pound woman dragged from her couch in a circle of dupes, furniture broken, men knocked down, and gas jets ignited revealing a masked medium. Berwick and Harrison Grindley faced counterattacks as others joined, with a Virginian investor seeking criminal and civil action against the mediums involved.
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New York
March
Calvert Berwick
Virginia
Lexington Avenue
Berwick
Harrison Grindley
Jey
Broker Indicted in Murder Trial Opens in Albany
Richard E. Preusser, Albany broker, faces first degree murder charges for the June killing of Myles B. McDonnell of Boston. Trial before Justice Hasbrouck begins with jury selection from a 200-member panel as defense argues potential insanity at the time of the shooting.
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Albany
Richard E. Preusser
Myles B. McDonnell
Boston
Hasbrouck
Supreme Court
D. Cady Lerrick
Preusser
McDonnell
McDonnell's
Inwmke
Imminent New York Subway Strike Threatened
New York transit workers vote on a strike over shorter hours, with the first thousand ballots favoring stoppage after midnight. Labor leaders state workers will not perform any duties after midnight unless authorized by the executive board as Interborough Rapid Transit prepares to use strike breakers housed on a steamboat.
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New York
Russians in Retreat Near Mukden in Ongoing Withdrawal
Report from General Oft's headquarters at Pusan notes Russians retreating in great disorder and throwing down arms to escape. Japanese forces on the extreme left are fifteen miles from Mukden and advancing rapidly, making the main army's escape seem impossible.
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Oft
Pusan
Transnfikion
Mukden
Confed Cabinet Member Judge Reagan Dies in Texas
Judge John H. Reagan, sole surviving Confederate cabinet member, died in Falestine Texas today from pneumonia. He was 36 years old and had suffered failing health for over a year.
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Howton
Tex
John H. Reagan
Falestine
Texas
Taege Reagan
Lying at Deaths Door In Palo Alto
In Palo Alto California on March 6 Chaplain Gardner the University preacher and Mrs Stanford's favorite minister lay near death at his campus home with typhoid fever. Doctors deem it unwise to inform him of Mrs Stanford's death as she wished him to officiate at her funeral.
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Palo Alto
Cala
Stanford
Gardner
University
Debaters on Cultivation and Progress in Letters
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt critiques the old practice of destroying certain letters as futile against progress. It argues science and invention are essential, yet calls for a perfected time fuse to burn the letter attached to it. It also features Horatio W. Dresser defending human reason as the balance wheel of thinking.
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Pittsburg
Horatio W. Dresser
Child Weddings in India Rise as Laws Aim to Block
The piece notes the growing practice of marrying girls at ages nine and ten despite laws in several regions banning under fourteen. It highlights lawmaking efforts but indicates the custom persists and is increasing. The report underscores social and legal tension in India over child marriages.
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India
Interdependent Werves Strain Causes Digestive Disturbances
A historic note links a complex nerve strain to digestive disturbances and pea illness, claiming stomach disorders can affect vision. It mentions hemorrhages into the stomach sometimes followed by blind gems, signaling a cautious, era-specific medical belief.
Appeal Made to Roosevelt Over Lake Champlain Seining
Burlington Vermont March 6 The state with North American Fish and Game Protective Association efforts to stop seining in Missisquoi Bay Lake Champlain failed and an appeal will be sent to President Roosevelt. The U S fish commission plants about 20 000 000 pike perch yearly in Champlain waters spawning in Missisquoi Bay Canada and Canadian laws permit fishing during spawning.
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Burlington, VI
Vermum
North American Fish and Game Protective Association
Canada
Missisquoi Bay
Lake Champlain
Roosevelt
United States Fish Commission
Dowie Son to Found New Zion Near Mexico City
A. Gladstone Dowie disclosed at a secret Zion City meeting that a new Zion is to be established near Mexico City where Dr John Alexander Dowie is currently located. The apostolic letter issued was conciliatory, addressing rumors of financial trouble and Dr Dowie’s possible withdrawal, signaling a transition plan and future leadership.
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Chicago
A. Gladstone Dowie
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Mexico
Dowle
Dr Dowte
Cummings Brothers Held Over Burglary Kill Ambiguity
Henry and Nicholas Cummings of New Haven were arrested Saturday on suspicion of involvement in the burglary that led to a railroad worker's death. They were brought to Unionville with a planned appearance in the Superior Court this afternoon.
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Unionville
Henry
Nicholas Cummings
New Haven
Wefense
Poisoning Indicated in Honolulu Dispatch autopsy report
The Honolulu dispatch cited by the Examin er states that thick fluid blood found in the intestines during Mrs Stanford's autopsy suggests poisoning. It notes the stomach contained only water, arguing death was not from acute indigestion.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Mar
The
Examiner Today
Honolulu Dispatch
Stanford
Ita
Waterbury Corporation Incorporation Filed in Hartford
A certificate of Incorporation was filed in the secretary of state's office this afternoon by the N Oera Manufacturing Co with capital stock of 50000. The company plans to manufacture articles of vegetable animal and mineral products. The incorporators are Frank P Noera L Sperry Robert Griges of Waterbury and Frank S Slosson of Bridgeport.
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Hartford
Merch
Secretary of State
N Oera Manufacturing Co
Frank P. Noera
L. Sperry
Robert & Griges
Waterhry
Frank 8, Slosson
Bridgeport
Humane Society sale of abandoned cow and calf set
The Connecticut Humane Society advertises a sale on March 13 at 10 a.m. of a cow and her calf. The sale will occur at the Menenam farm near Linckey's corners Bloomfield. The animals were deserted or estray and may be sold after twenty days of keeping and public notice.
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Connecticu Trumane Society
Menenam Farm
Linckey's Corners
Bloomfield
The
Humane Society
Feud in Stanford House Ties Probed After Poisoning Attempt
Palo Alto California March Miss Eliza beth Richmond testifies troubles existed in the Stanford household among retainers. Private detectives investigate if the feud contributed to the attempted poisoning. Jealousies among employees described but not an open rupture.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Maren G
Elizabeth Richmond
Stanford
Bolh
Nominations Move Forward In Senate Hearing Rush
Washington on March 6 reports a large slate of nominations sent to the senate by the president. Among those named are most cabinet members except Postmaster General Wynan. George B. Cortelyou was nominated for the post.
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Washington
Senate
Wynan
George B. Cortelyou
Gaynor and Greene Case Before Extradition Commissioner
Montreal March 6 Gaynor and Greene appeared before a magistrate and an extradition commissioner to determine the pending Wall matter. The hearing addressed the ness and next steps as the case proceeded in court today.
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Gaynor and Greene
Montreal
Messrs
Gaynor and
Greene
Wall
Prom to Tomorrow Night by Waterbury Military Band
The Waterbury Military band announces its prom to be held tomorrow night with details unspecified in the fragment. The event aims to showcase musical performances and provide a gathering for attendees, though exact venue and start time are not provided in the source.
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Waterbury Miliary Band
Morgan Bribery Claim Shocks Colorado Assembly
Senator Morgan of Colorado says a $1500 bribe was offered for his Governor Adams vote. He produced the money and turned it over to District Attorney Stilger, who will file charges against the men Morgan says attempted the bribery during the joint general assembly session in Denver.
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Adams
Denver
Senator Morgan
The
General Assembly
Alva Adams
Stilger
Morgan
Shaw to Retire From Cabinet Next February
Washington report states Secretary Shaw will retire from the cabinet next February.
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Shaw
Washington
Supreme Court rules for Northern Securities in Harriman suit
The U S Supreme Court on March 6 affirmed the Third Circuit ruling in Harriman versus Northern Securities Co. over the distribution of shares. The decision is favorable to the Northern Securities Co. and supports the circuit court’s previous judgment.
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Northern Security Company
Harriman
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Third Circuit
Northern Securities Co
Murdered coachman in Ridgewood found with bullet wound
Louis Rosendal a 28 year old coachman was found shot through the heart behind a Franklin avenue lot in Ridgewood New Jersey. A murder gun club was found near the body and two arrests were made as police investigate jealousy over a young domestic servant. Rosendal a Holland native had recently arrived in the United States and spent evenings with the servant.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Louis Rosendal
Franklin Avenue
Murchegun Club
Rosendal
Holland
Elections in Maine Report on Municipal Races
Portland March 6 Maine municipal elections held in 11 of 20 cities. Weather favorable. Most contests party lines. Saco saw a citizen union with Democrats. Lewiston had a socialist mayoral bid. Ellsworth backed a Republican ticket for mayor and aldermen. Gardiner featured two mayoral candidates with all Republican slates for aldermen and council.
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Portland
Maine
Saco
Lewiston
Ellsworth
Gardiner
Jewelry Worth Five Thousand Stolen From Dudley Olcott Apartments
Jewelry worth five thousand dollars was stolen from the Dudley Olcott apartments in Sherman Square, New York. While Mr and Mrs Olcott attended a theater, an unknown intruder entered the unit. police have no leads at present regarding the thief and a well known clubman is mentioned in connection with the case.
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New York
Sherman Square
Dudley Olcott
Olcott
Adams Express Team Tipped Over in Ice Accident
Joseph Feest of Lawrence Street a driver for Adams Express Company was hauling a wagon up the incline to the Hayden residence when ice caused the rear wheels to slew and tip the wagon. The horse and driver slid down but Feest escaped with minor scratches while the wagon and horse emerged largely uninjured. A crowd aided as the wagon was righted and moved away.
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Joseph Feest
Lawrence Street
Adams Express Company
Maplewild
Grove Street
Hayden
Secret Inquiry Chief Denies Chinese Servants Under Watch
Harry N Morse, now in charge of private detectives investigating the Stanford mansion poisoning, rejects claims that Chinese servants were surveilled. He notes no strong suspicion on any staff and cites earlier theory that poison in the water may have been for Miss Berner, with Wong Wing, the housekeeper, involved in a recent quarrel.
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San Francisco
Harry N. Morse
Callandan
Honolulu
Stanford Mansion
Stanford
Miss Berner
Wong Wing
Japanese Fishermen Seized Over Carlisle Sinking Try
Manila March 6 customs officials arrested three Japanese fishermen in connection with an alleged effort to sink the British steamer Carlisle now at anchor in port. A Gatling gun is aboard Carlisle. The Japanese consul here aids in solving the mystery surrounding the affair.
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Manila
Carlisle
Russian warship patrolling center of Hed sea report
Aden Arabia March 6 A Russian warship is reported patrolling the center of the Hed sea turning its searchlights on passing vessels. Local observers note the vessel's movements raise tensions in the region and may affect nearby navigation.
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Red Sea
Aden
Arabia
Hed Sea
Local notes and obits from Waterbury city news
Constable Walter B. Lannen is laid up with pneumonia and a True Blue Whist club gathering is postponed. Superintendent Tinker returns from Milwaukee. Simon Burkhart dies at 424 Baldwin, leaves wife and six children in Waterbury and relatives in Ulster County. J Francis Hayes and Minnie K Smith wed at Immaculate Conception. Cornelius Downey and Elizabeth Walsh wed, witnesses listed. Attorney Byrne sues city for 1000 dollars over icy Stanley Park injuries. Funeral of George P. Erk held on Porter Street with service at home. Bearers named. many floral tributes. J E Smith & Co win a point against Sivan Coyle et al. demurrer sustained in district court. A C A marks Robert Emmet birth anniversary in Naugatuck with speakers including Senator Kennedy. Funeral of James Dowling set for 8:20 am from Thomas Murphy’s home. Mass at St Patrick’s, interment at new St Joseph’s. Father Slocum returns from Florida with inauguration visit notes. North Main Street business district gains momentum as steps removed at brick house below Kingsbury Street for a basement store. Daniels brick building closed in for changes. Goor project to create new store spaces.
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Walter B. Lannen
True Blue
St Mary's
Tinker
Milwaukee
Simon Burkhart
Baldwin Street
Ulster County
J. Francis H. Hayes
Cossett Street
Minnie K. Smith
Immaculate Conception Church
Father O'Brien
Charles Smith
Dillion Greenwood
Cornelius Downey
Wail Street
Elizabeth Walsh
Leavenworth Street
James Kennaugh
Nellie Walsh
M. J. Byrne
J. E. Smith & Co
Sivan Coyle
Brewster Street
Cowpas
Robert Emmet
Hibernian Lint
Senator Kennedy
Nangatuck
Attorney Gullfoile
Thinelty
Timothy F. Luddy
Edward Duffy
H. B. Moriarty
Patrick Moriaty
Naugatuck
James Dowling
Yesteray
Thomas Murphy
Mrs Murphy
Ireland
John
St Patrick's Church
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Father Slocum
Florida
Father Siscusa
Washington
Waterbury
Hoosevelt
Greatest Battle of Modern Times Rages Near Mukden
St Petersburg reports a colossal clash between Russia and Japan, with Kuropatkin's forces rearward and Oyama's army pressing from the west. Both sides endure heavy casualties as bombardment and turning movements unfold, while a decisive outcome is anticipated by tomorrow or Tuesday.
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St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Pontiloff Hill
Traovene
Kurok
Oyama
Ching
Nod
Port Arthur
Ike
Avela Ee
Mukeen
Retmrdey
Mukden
Kurouet Kin
Orama
War Office
Qvame
Kuronattin
Shonth Oroma
Tokio report on Eastern fronts and rail actions in China
Tokyo dispatch reports stubborn enemy resistance in Yenden sector and several footholds gained by Japanese detachments near Pinniupio Waltao mountain Honsupadzu and Liuchientun. West of the railroad forces seize Hanchangpao and Sino suchlepto as Suchiatun rail station is warned. General Kuropatkin reportedly struck at Orama as Nogi’s troops face food shortages.
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TOKIO
Fiel
Yenden
Shakhe River
Pintlupao
Pinniupio
Waltao Mountain
Honsupadzu
Liuchientun
Wanpao Mountain
Hanchangpao
Sinosuchlepto
Suchiatun
Hampson Sellew Furniture Ad Promotes New Dining Tables
Waterbury advertisement for The Hampson Sellew Co at 16 120 Bank Street touts new dining tables and parlor furniture. It emphasizes solid construction, long-lasting quality, low prices, and a wide parlor line with leather couches, rockers, and china closets.
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Hampson-fellow
Waterbury
Hampson-Sellen
Hampcon-Seh Liew Co
Hampson-Sellew Furniture Co
Bank Street
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the New Zion
Poisos
Waterbury Corporation
Noera Manufacturing Co
Colorado
President Roosevelt
Germany
Adams Express
Mrs Stanford
City News
Main Street
Kingsbury Street
North Main Street
Struggge
Marchal Oyama
St. Petersburg
Machiapu
Tatcheklao
Shakhe
Mukden Railroad Station
Kuro+patkin
Giz Kaotou Pass
Kanpayen
Erdagon
Nowgorod
Poutilof
Kurki
Meld
Witosan
Bhakbe
Associated Press
Nogi
Jada Theatre
Cnanione
Hampson-tele Low
Reid & Hughes
Dry Goode Co
Hampson-Sellew Co
Lucag
Hampeon-Rellew Co
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