8/14/2019 Peussian Poland is to Be Germ Ani Zed Palestine Daily Herald 36nov 1907

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Capital 9IOOOOOOO Surplus and Profits 55554761

Statement the close of business August 22nd 1907

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Special to the HeraldClinton 111 Nov 2C Two men

giving their names as Ward Millerand Edward Davis of Chicago werearrested after midnight last nightcharged with robbing the State Bank here of 2000 in cash after lockingthe officers of l ie bank in the vaultsFollowing the robbery the men reg-

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at the hotel and retired to aroom They first notified the centraltelephone office that the officers of the bank had been locked in the vault

1500 of the money was found in theroom occupied by the men arrestedA large posse searched for the rob ¬

bers until after midnight

THE THAW CASE

Will Be Called Monday and PostponedUntil Next January For Trial

Special to the HeraldNew York Nov 20 When the

Harry Thaw case Is called next Mon-

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It will be continued unUl nextJanuary While District Attorney Je-

rome¬

gives as his reason for jwstpon-Ing the trial that it would be impos-

sible¬

to get a jury to serve during theholidays It is said that some of hismaterial witnesses are beyond his ju-

risdiction¬

and they will not returnhome for the trial

BIG IN

OF

Special to the HeraldChicago Nov 2C A sweeping re ¬

duction in the prices of meats andprovisions is promised within the nexttwo weeks as a result of the declinein the prices on cattle and hogs

cent

WESTON GREATLY EXHAUSTED

Reached Chesterton Indiana at FourThis Morning Left at Ten

Special to the HeraldChesterton Ind Nov 2G Edward

Payson Weston left here this morningat 10 oclock having arrived at A

completing ninetyfive miles In twen-

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hours He almost staggeredinto the hotel where he obtained sixhours sleep without disrobing Hewill stop outside of Chicago tonightin order to enter the city tomorrowduring the daylight

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ARRESTED LAST NIGHT

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PRICES MEATS

Special to the HeraldWashington D C Nov 2C Forty

five milling companies of OklahomaKansas and Missouri have filedcharges before the Interstate Com-

merce¬

Commission against nine lead-ing

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railroads alleging discrimatoryrates to eastern markets

TEXAS NEWS NOTES

Governor Campbell ojiencd theBeaumont race yesterday and attend-ed

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a banquet last nightTiie North Texas conference jwss-

ed resolutions indorsing the temper-ance

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movementThe State Epworth League assem-

bled¬

In Fort Worth yesterdayBrakeman Heese accidentally shot

himself at Columbia dying a fewhours later

The University students are not sosure their team will win at footballon Thanksgiving day

Bonds registered during the pastfihcal year were much loss than dur-ing

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the previous yearCongressman Cooper says the ef-

forts¬

made by Alabama jtolltlcians in

opposition to W J Bryan are Inspiredby the steel trust which does notwant tariff revision

A meeting of lumber men Is to beheld In Houston Saturday to devisesome plan or keeping the mills going

j Ike Poor says the cattle men areIn a very prosperous condition

The Muftis Williams robbery case Ip-

on trial at San AntonioMr Cordell of Temple received 500-

in lieu of a diamond that was recentlystolen

The GrlnerMooro county judgeshipcontest is on at Del MIo

The Congregnllontil conference Isbeing held at AubUn

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PRUSSIAN POLAND IS

TO BE

Special to the HeraldBerlin Nov 2C Prussian Poland

is to be Germanized even at the ex-

pense of driving the native land own-

ers¬

into exile If Chancellor Von Buelow has his way A bill has been in-

troduced¬

In the diet appropriating onehundred million dollars to buy thenative land owners property in Po-

land

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compelling them to sell at gov-

ernment¬

valuation whenever the chan-cellor

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calls on them to do so It isthe kaisers intention to resell to Ger-

mans¬

wherever the Polish nationalistmovement Is causing Germany anyuneasiness

HIGH WATER DELAYS TRAINS

Trinity River Bridges Threatened Bythe Big Rise

Houston Texas Nov 25 The Trin-ity

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river is on a rampage and as a re-

sult

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the International Great North-ern

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trains are running from two totwelve hours lata A freight wreck Issaid to have occurred early this morn-

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at a small station north of Trin-ity

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and this is said to have also caus-ed considerable delay The bridgeacross the river at Trinity Is reportedto be In an unsafe condition on ac-

count¬

of the high water and it is re-

ported¬

that trains will not be runover It until the water recedes andan examination made of the structure

The Brazos bridge on the MissouriKansas Texas near McDowell is an-

other¬

bridge which Is causing theorrfpany a great deal of trouble andit requires a watchman constantly onduty to note conditions The southapproach to this bridge is given tocaving in whenever a rise occurs inlife river and trains are put undersnails pace orders over the bridge

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Special to the HeraldNew York Nov 2C The grand

jury today returned indictments Inthe Jenkins Trust company case fromBrooklyn Tiie indictments containthe names of the men wanted butwill not be made public until actualarrests have been made John J Jen ¬

kins Jr one of the men Indictedwns arrested later and released onbond

THOUGHT SHE WAS A LUNATIC

Doctor Testified to Seeing Mrs Brad ¬

ley Before She Kilted Brown

Special to the HeraldWashington D C Nov 2C Dr

Isaac Mich testified In the Bradleycase today saying he saw the de-

fendant¬

in the writing room of the ho ¬

tel shortly before the shooting of Sen-

ator

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Brown Her face was drawn andat times she laughed to herself Hethought at the time she was somekind of a lunatic

Dr Charles Hill of Baltimore thedefenses alienist answering hypothet-ical

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questions said the person decrlbcd was Insane and was not call ¬

able of distinguishing between rightand wrong

Max Brown son of the man killedby Mrs Bradley was the first wit-

ness offered in rebuttal by the prose-cution

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The defense rested shortlybefore 2 this afternoon

TO SHOW CALDWELL PEOPLE

County Commissioners Will BuildStrips of Good Road

I ckhnrt Caldwell Co TexaB Nov25 The county coiiimissioners courtwas in session last week and trans-acted regular business The motionwhich was made at a previous meet-

ing to Issue JIGOOO worth of bonds tobuild some pieces of exiierimentalroad was brought tip and after somediscussion was passed It is the In-

tention to take this money andbuildtwo or Uiree miles of good roads In-

different directions from Lockhnrt atplaces where the people from differ-ent communities come into the roadleading into Lockimrt-

By doing this it will be an easymatter to show the people what canbe done if they will give them suff-icient

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money to do the work It istheir intention then to order an elec-

tion¬

and vote on the Issuance of bonds for all the roads

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