Trial resumes in Dr Longshore murder case this week
The Dr Longshore second degree murder trial continued with two defense witnesses and doctors Nesbit Mason testifying. Judge Platt rejected a directed verdict and ordered 9 am Monday proceedings, as jurors were located and the defense sought time to consult witnesses.
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G. M. Nesbit
J. N. Mason
J. ¢. Murtagh
James C. Murtagh
Murtagh
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Robinson
Newman Esys
Taft Speaks From Roof Garden At Philadelphia Breakfast
President Taft addressed the Medical club of Philadelphia on the roof garden of a twenty story hotel after three dinners and three speeches last night. Mrs Taft planned to join him before he departs for New York at six P M.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Clover Club
Medical Club of
New York
Freight Agents Hold Conference Across Iowa to Wisconsin
Illinois Central freight agents from Waterloo to Omaha and beyond gathered in Waterloo for a loss and damage bureau meeting. Officials outlined methods to curb losses and reduce damage while noting rising freight volume after a post holiday dip.
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Illinois Central
Waterloo
Omaha
Freeport
Madison
Wis
Bloomington
Ill
Ilinoig Central
I. C
Deacon White Dead Brooklyn Banker Scarred by Corners
Stephen Van Culen White known as Deacon White a Wall Street broker and former Plymouth Church treasurer died in New York at age 93 after a long life in Brooklyn since the Civil War. He gained fame for his ambitious stock corner schemes and was a noted financial district figure. A bout of illnesses led to his death.
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Longshore
Ilinois Central
Fred Morris
Morris
Mason
Murtagh
New York
Stephen Vanculen White
Wall Streat
White
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Chatham County
N. C
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Shade
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McCaskill
John T. Dowding
Seasion
R.c.wangler
Thettle Men
Manhattan
Yorke
Odds and
Potson Kerwin
East Fourth Street
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