Witness claims bribe in Eppley case shocks court
Court hears sensational testimony as witness admits bribery by detective Ryan to testify against Edmund Eppley. Ryan is arrested after attempting escape as defense argues state involvement. Several witnesses recant under oath, muddling perjury issues while new details surface about riot night and cashiered claims.
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Sesson
Eppley
Standard Hed
J. Ryan
Witen
Ryan
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Tyas
Ehaly
Holleran
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Confupion
Torshey
Surprise in Nome mining probe as officers probe $15 million stake
Sensations mount in Nome mining affairs as federal officers investigate. Attorney Knigh t reveals that District Attorney Woods and Judge Noyes may have favored Mex Stekengzie and a $15,000,000 mining company. Wallers, former company member, links Benatoe Tans of North Dakota to stock moves and lobbying to alter laws for the company's benefit.
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Nome
Sag
T. 8
Woods
Dixteiet Jmige Noyes
Femous
Mex Stekengzie
Ahiska Mluling Company
Be, Wallers
Teamlink
Benatoe Tansbrough
North Dakota
Washington
Garber Here Harvey Opens Evening Court Session
Garber of Greenville named Harvey opened a Friday night court session after a few hours between trains at the Court House. An evening session of court was held with the local docket addressed.
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Harvey
Garbar
Greenville
Akron
Liverpool Rich Croker Arrives On Lucania Today
News notes from various locations: Liverpool Richard Croker arrives on the Lucania in New York. The Madison Square horse show closes today after great social success. Charles B. Flint asserts trusts have come to stay in a recent address. A girl born in Doelock to Mrs. We 1X Vanderbilt. The wedding of Mia Lillian Gary to Robert Taylor held today with President McKinley and most cabinet present. In Brooklyn last night the women’s six day bicycle race final standings show Gast at 30% miles, Prandon 30 14, Lindsay 31 0.
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Montelis
Charles BR. Flint
Doelock
Vanderbilt Je
Traltimore, Md
Mia Lillian Gary
James Gary
Robert ©. Taylor
Ni York
McKinley
Root
Brooklyn
Misa Gast
Prandon
Lindsay
Woman Tell Queer Tale Tying Toledo Murder to Big Fur Robbery
Sarah Jones alias Marie Bantan, jailed in Toledo on an alleged fur robbery link, claims a murdered man's former sweetheart killed Ferdinand Schilling and fled by train to Columbus. She says she knows the killer’s name but will reveal it only after release. Police lean toward believing her account of the case.
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Sarah Jones
Marie Bantan
Ins
Ferdinand Schilling
Columbus
Schilling
Miss Fauman
Howe
Reddan
Colon
Linie Platen
Postum
Siatelans
Tuganthy
Washington
Yale Harvard clash draws massive crowd and title reverie
In New Haven on November 21 Yale and Harvard face off in a decisive football game that could crown the U.S. champion. With both teams undefeated against top rivals, the winner tonight will claim undisputed national prestige as eighteen thousand tickets are sold and business halts for the showdown.
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Yale
Harvard
America
No Relief For Smokers In War Tax Plan Debate
Washington committee rejects tax relief for tobacco products and luxury items as Congress prepares to introduce the draft war tax reduction measure when it opens. The pending plan includes no reduction for cigarettes or related goods.
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Washington, Navy
Wiys and Means Committee
Congress
Farm burning policy protested by Spectator in South Africa
London leaders clash with policy as the Spectator denounces farm burning and the burden on women and children. At the Cape Dutch boycotts intensify, ruining firms. General Buller receives the new title Lord Buller of Ladysmith as the war’s rhetoric grows sharper.
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London
the Spectator
South Africa
Evening Star
Cape
England
North Devon Herald
Biller
Lord Muller
Ladysmith
Kaiser orders Watson improve Meeteor for Shamrock 1 trip
Glasgow dispatch reports Emperor William renewed interest in America's Cup. He commissioned yacht designer Watson to enhance the Meeteor so it can be ready to contend with Shamrock I. The move signals continued German attention to the yacht races.
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Glasgow
Emperor William
Watson
Prominent Akron Railroad Agent W B Langdon Honored
W B Langdon Erie Railroad ticket agent in Akron known for courtesy and community ties. Since Feb 18 1882 he has served Akron, helped lodge and Masonic groups, and led as Worshipful Master of Akron Lodge while presiding over local clubs. Born Avon Lorain County, educated at Oberlin College, married with five children.
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Erie Railroad
Akron
Eri
Langdon Ling
Akyon
Mr. Langdon
Akron Lodge
Grand Lodge
Washington
Royal Archdasons
Royal Land Select
Mostere
Langdon
Masonic Club
Thin City
Avon
Loraingouty
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Langdon de
Beomonidies
Ni Morg St
Isthmian Commission Backs Nicaragua Canal Plan
Washington reports the Isthmian Commission favors a Nicaragua route canal 30 feet deep, costing about 120 million dollars. Panama option is largely dropped as its price is not named. The plan calls for major locks and the Sancane dam, 106 ty miles of earth moved, and 10 years of construction with 100000 workers.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Suirt
Sancane
Balsb
Rumor of assassination attempt on President Kruger at Paris banquet
The report claims an attack on President Kruger was planned at a Paris banquet. The president had been warned, and security measures were heightened as investigators pursued leads.
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Kruger
Paris
Aged Citizen Samuel 8 Prior Dies in Northampton Township
Summit county records obituary for Mr. Samuel 8 Prior a longtime Northampton resident born December 4 1815 aged nearly 85. He died Saturday morning at his home and the funeral will be held at the residence one day afternoon.
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Samuel
Prior
Summit County
Northampton Township
Northampton
Kruger's Paris Entry Aroused Massive Crowd
Paris welcomed President Kruger with a tremendous ovation as his party arrived, with estimates of up to two million people along the route to his hotel. Police faced difficulty clearing a path through dense cheering crowds.
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Paris
Kruger
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