Tar party trial unfolds details of attack on Miss Chamberlain
Mary Chamberlain, Shady Bend teacher, testified in the tar party case about the night she says she was assaulted on a lonely roadway. Edward Ricord, a confessed assailant, described plans to involve others and to trap her in a compromising position before the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdncolm Center
Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Edward Ricord
Miss Chamberlain
Lincoln Center
Kan
McCanless
Edward Ricard
Ricord
MacCanless
Ricard
Sherrif Clark
Clark
Wark
Mary
McCurdy
Chester Anderson
Lar
McCurddy
Woolford
McCurds
Rivord
Rivard
Benjamin Painter
Sherrill Clark
Shady Bend Mill
Watson Scranton
Secranton
Sherrill
Everett G. Clark
A. N. Sims
Jay Whitzwater
James Booze
Scranton
G G. Clark
Cherk
Jay Fitawater
Edward Schrader
Schrader
B W Schuneman Plans Dual Waterloo Pharmacies
B W Schuneman, owner of the 228 Fourth Street East pharmacy, has leased the building at 300 Fourth Street West and will operate two pharmacies in Waterloo after October 1, 1912. J K Joder, who must vacate his present space, may take floor space in the Gladstone hotel, and several west side realty deals suggest the Joder pharmacy may survive without shortage of quarters. Schuneman is understood to pay over $200 monthly under the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Schuneman
Fourth Street East
Fourth Street
Waterloo
A. J. Reber
Joder Pharmacy
J. K. Joder
Gladstone
West Side Realty
Schuneman
Rockefellers Purchase Ties Duluth Mesaba Rail Stock
Charles H. Martz testified before the Stanley steel trust committee about John D. Rockefeller gaining control of the Duluth Mesaba and Northern railroad via a 1.9 million loan, claims of inflated value above 7.9 million, and dividends over 200 dollars a share. Martz said he sold his 49 shares for 30 dollars each to protect his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Duluth, Mesaba and Northern
Stanley Steel Trust
Charles H. Martz
Martz
Opinion on Moon Law Test Cases Delayed to December
Des Moines reports no decision will be filed in the Moon law test cases until the December session of the supreme court. The cases involve interests of temperance forces and saloons.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Negro man sentenced for manslaughter in Iowa
In Oskaloosa Iowa on November 21 Judge Preston sentenced William Chocklett a Black man from Buxton to eight years in Anamosa for manslaughter. The case has been appealed.
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Oskaloosa
Preston
William Chocklett
Buxton
Anamosa
J Pierpont Trips in Church Spills Plate of Money
In New York a clergyman and banker J Pierpont Morgan tripped in a church during a centennial service at St George s parish. He spilled a collection plate piled with coins bills and envelopes full of checks while passing the plate to Bishop Greer. He was uninjured and praised for composure as others rushed to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
Greer
Mr. Morgan
Judge Knapp’s Socialistic Remarks Stir City Audience
Judge Martin A. Knapp of the United States Court of Commerce drew attention in Philadelphia by proposing that the economic problem requires a general wage increase for workers and suggesting government ownership of railroads as a possible alternative in the current railroad crisis. The remarks drew a stir among attendees including prominent railroad executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Knapp
United States Court of Commerce
Philadelphia
United States
Knapp
Down Town Property Hits Market as Williams Secures Purchase Option
Attorney J. H. Williams secures option to purchase H. Daniel estate at the Park avenue Jefferson street corner. If exercised within a year, the site formerly occupied by an old dwelling will be improved by Williams or another party, removing a long idle corner from the market.
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J. KH. Williams
H. Daniel
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
Williams
What Will Be Next Dodge In Meat Packers Trial
Chicago, Nov 21. With the indicted meat packers set to begin at 10 oclock before District Judge Carpenters, government lawyers prepared for a final day of watching for any last minute delay. They expected a surprise from defense counsel and vowed to defeat any plan to delay proceeding to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interrow
Carpenters
Thistries
Wilkerson
Three Burned to Death in Middleshura Fire
In Middleshura Kentucky three people were burned to death when a business building in the town center was destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleshura
Italians rout Turkish camps near Tripoli
Nov 21 Tripoli reports Italians say Turkish outposts were repulsed in three clashes with 29 dead. Five Italian planes returned to base and bombed the Turkish camp, which was destroyed with no change in position observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Reyes Signed Revolt Paper Seized by Secret Service
Three manifestos urging revolt against the Madero government and signed by General Bernardo Reyes have been seized by the local secret service in San Antonio Texas. Reyes is jailed for alleged neutrality law violations and will be presented to the U S district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Secret Service
Unite States
Reyes
Spencer's Wife Stands By During Mass Trial
Bertram G. Spencer endures an emotionally charged trial for the murder of Miss Martha B. Blackstone in Springfield Massachusetts as three relatives assist in the bid to spare him from the death chair. Spencer's wife stays by his side throughout and strokes his head during moments of tears and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram G. Spencer
Martha B. Blackstone
Springfield
Mass
Spencer
Roosevelt Back as Republican Leader in 1900 Era
Judge Wanamaker of Akron attacked the current national administration as the keynote of his address. He cited a line of cabinet allies and party figures as "stool pigeons" tied to special interests while praising Theodore Roosevelt as a figure aligned with humane goals and global leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorngetowin
Aeat
Othe World
Theodore Toogerelt
Guumlard
Republicai
Ciarfield
Jona
Ohin
Dotl
Sullivan
United States
Lol
Roosevelt
Caithtat
Bealy
Pheodore Roosevelt
ER. M. Wanamaker
Akron
Knoxes
Wielhams
Wile Sons
Ballingers
Lorimers
Atul McCabes
Valuable Robe Recovered From Newton Barn Theft
A valuable robe belonging to Newton was recovered this morning by Police Sergeant Herman Sy Wagner, 15 minutes after loss was reported. The robe, made from a horse hide, was stolen last Thursday from the Newtons’ High street barn and later found at the Barker barn on Firth street East by boys who claimed they found it. Barker had been trying to locate the owner since last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Herman Sy. Wagner
High Street
Felassy
Montana
Iowa
Wagner
Barker Barn
Firth Street
Mr. Barker
Principal owner of the Boston club dies at fifty four
William Heyburn Russell, principal owner of the Boston National League baseball club, and a well known lawyer, died at his New York City home after a brief illness. He was 54, born in Hannibal, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hilton
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Allen
New York
William Hey
Kurn Russell
Boston
Flannibal
Springfield Murder Trial Ends in Courtroom Uproar
Bertram G. Spencer shouted you lie during testimony by Dr. Aldred Eliott, medical director at Bridgewater State Insane Asylum, triggering a courtroom melee that halted proceedings and led to a 15 minute recess in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Mass
Bertram G. Spencer
Martha
Lackstone
Aldred Eliott
Dlridgewater
Avery Manufacturing Company Fire Hits Peoria
Peoria November 21 The Avery Manufacturing Company makers of traction engines and threshing machines suffered losses of about 140000 when fire swept through a large section of their plant consuming a deck and a half of the structure early today firefighters battled the blaze for hours and no toll on lives was reported.
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Peoria
Avery Manufacturing Company
Aeck
Three Die From Smoke In Denton Hotel Fire
Three men died and a fourth was in serious condition in Nashua New Hampshire after smoke inhalation from a fire that gutted the interior of the Denton hotel lodging house. The incident occurred today and involved a man identified as San Feller, a cigar dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. EL
Denton Hotel
Thieves steal 4000 worth of plumes from millinery house
In Sioux City Iowa a wholesale millinery house the Martin McCormick company reported a theft of 4000 dollars worth of plumes in the early hours. A nightwatchman fired six shots at the robbers but did not stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Martin McCormick Company
Trial set after fatal shop stabbing in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri a railroad shopman identified as Jones who stabbed A M Mackey during a dispute over horses will face a preliminary hearing Friday at the coroner's inquest. The coroner's inquiry found Mackey was stabbed while attempting to move horses and relatives mentioned include Mrs Frederici Dent Grant and Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Jones
Taio
A. M. Mackey
Mackey
Frederici Dent Grant
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Promoter Cummins Sentenced Tomorrow in Grand Larceny Case
New York reports former Nashville promoter William J. Cummins was found guilty yesterday of grand larceny for taking 140000 dollars deposited with the Carnegie Trust company to be held in trust for several smaller banks. His attorney seeks to delay imprisonment and keep him free temporarily. The case arises from actions tied to the Carnegie company collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Cummins
Nashville
Comrains
Carnegie Trust Company
Fec
Carnegie Company
Warrant Served On Keeper Of Dam
Canderspart, Pa. Nov. 21. Freders Fick J. Ddanilin, superintendent of the Basless Pulp and Paper company, charged with manslaughter after the dam burst at Sceptreobher, causing death and destruction in Adistin. He was not arrested and left Austin for Cudersport with counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canderspart
Freders Fick J. Ddanilin
Basless Pulp and Paper Company
Adistin
Owith
Fle O
Austin
Cudersport
Double Runaway on Fourth Street Causes Street Turmoil
A heavy team hitched to a moving van and a single horse wagon drew two wagons down Fourth Street hitting a street railway pole and an electric post near the Bhwek Thawk National Building. The zigzagging rigs scattered pedestrians and caused minor injuries and vehicle damage. Temperatures posted by Buchanan Optics Co. noted a low reading of 11 degrees yesterday at 1 o'clock a.m.
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Leary
Eee Dairy Tert
Bersa
Trent
Bhwek Thawk National Bark
Barildins
Buchanan Optics Co
Syndiene Black
Eloek A
Strike Matter Settled Today
The Rock Island shop employees scheduled a conference in Chicago to decide on a possible strike. Machinists blacksmiths boiler makers sheet metal workers and car men formed the committee and expected another talk with Rock Island officials before a definite action. The workers seek a one cent hourly raise and changes in overtime rates and conditions, which the company says would raise operating expenses without compensating returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Dancing Party Delights Cedar Falls Guests
A Bilke Ihowing club dance at Ik's hall drew fifty five guests from Cedar Falls and Mt Clemens. Myers' orchestra provided the music while a served menu complemented the evening. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Alexander Miss Mary Clark Harry Israel Dr and Mrs Lawrence and Miss Geraldine Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lks’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Lloyd Alexanter
Clarence Wyncoup
Mary Clark
Harry Israel
Cedar Falls
Lawrence
Waverly
Geraliine Moore
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Urges Good Roads for Rural Routes
Richmond Va Nov 21 The post office departments interest in highway improvements was proven at the Good Heads congress today. Fourth Assistant General BP V DeGraw heads rural free delivery and urged good roads. There is no move to divert rural free delivery funds to post road improvements, though officials consider it impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Post Office Department
BP. V. DeGraw
Springs Sensation at Labor Convention
Atlanta Nov 21 Vice President John Nitehstl accused the Columbus convention of the United Mine Workers of packing delegates to demand renomination of federal officials tied to the National Civic Federation. The charge jolted the American Federation of Labor floor during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Mitehstl
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
United Mine Workers
National Civic Federation
Artists Course Concert Tonight at First Congregational
Hugo Kortschak the violinist assisted by Miss Schmitz Pollender presents the second concert of the Artists Course tonight at the First Congregational Church. Judging by praise of the Bohemian violinist, a real treat is assured for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Kortschak
Fire destroys Omaha building housing A J Root Printing
Fire starting on the third floor of the Thirteenth and Howard streets building damaged A J Root Printing and other firms with losses surpassing 175000 dollars. The Brooklyn Eagle notes culinary experiments by Soyer may revolutionize kitchens. The Chicago Daily News provides detailed articles and recipes for women readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Thirteenth and
Howard Streets
A. J. Root Printing Company
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Soyer
Onlr
Thea
Chicago Daily News
Pet Rat Attacks Infant. Child in Critical Condition
A six week old baby in St Paul is near death after a pet rat jumped into the cradle and attacked the infant while the mother was away. Doctors say the age of the child and injuries from the bite make survival uncertain. the mother, Mrs. Patrick Allen, had briefly left to visit a neighbor grocery.
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Minneapolis
Tle
Aden
St. Paul City Hospital
A.shimenek
Patrick Allen
West Minnchiha Street
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Juning
Seth Jow
St. George's Parish
Judge Knapp
Martin Augustine Pomapp
J. E.williams
Packers
Martin
Wirs. Pultz
Sister
Bertram
Chigen
Ona
Boston Ball Team
San Feller
Rock Island
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