Frank Frayne's Shot Trial in Cincinnati Acquittal Given
Frank Jayne faced a police court in Cincinnati on a manslaughter charge for shooting Annie Vonteeren at the Coliseum during a Si Slocum performance. Testimony cited a worn screw in the gun and a misfire that caused the fatal wound as accidental. Judge Higley discharged Frayne amid applause.
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Cinemari
Dee
Frank Jayne
Manaughter
Annie Vonteeren
Colisum
Frayne
Sergeant Benning
Beau
Theompany
Higley
Trial of W E Duno in Murder Case at Edgerton
The courtroom at Edgerton prepares for the trial of W E Duno charged with the murder of young Jerry Murphy. The proceeding advances as prosecutors present evidence and witnesses.
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Lefendant
Edgerton
Jerry Murphy
F. K. Ogg
G. F. Putnam
Kansas City
Olathe Kas
W. E. Duno
T Edgerton
Southern Pacific seeks pooling pact for New Orleans extension
Representatives of the Pacific roads met to discuss pooling as the New Orleans extension nears completion. The 250 mile line from San Francisco to the Gulf of Mexico would form the shortest link between eastern and western waters and become the largest under single management. No conclusion was reached and the meeting adjourned without a result.
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Dee
Pacific Roads
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Gulf of Mexico
Pagent
Real estate agent in Kansas jail attempts suicide
Charles Allep, a Missouri real estate agent jailed on a forgery indictment, attempted suicide in his cell by tying a silk necktie to a door sash and kneeling to strangle himself. Officers and a doctor revived him after a gurgling sound alerted staff.
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Kansas City
Kan
The
Journal
Sedalia
Charles Allep
Allen
John Wayne McVeagh Denounces Star Route Claims
John Wayne McVeagh rejects ex Senator Dorsey charges as a fabric of falsehood stating he objected to secret examinations before entering the presidency and that a letter to President Arthur already explained the Star Route matter. He notes Dorsey is under indictment awaiting trial.
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New York
N. Y
John Wayne McVeagh
W Dorsey
Garficld
Dorsey
Arthur
Rich Strike At Crystal Mountain Mine Reported Near Loveland
A Crystal Mountain claim twenty eight miles west of Loveland draws excitement after two workers send ore to Boulder for assay showing 315 dollars per ton. The report calls it the first paying mine found in Larimer County.
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Veuaty
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Col
Loveland Cial
Crystal Mountain
Boulder
Larimer County
Severs
Muir Wasnixneton
Garfield Audit Reveals Physician Payments and Excess Funds
The Garfield board of audit lists professional service payments to Bliss Agnew Hamilton Reyburn Boynton Edson and others. Total claims paid nearly 57 5000 with 835 500 for physicians. outside claims under budget leaving about 10 000 balance from the appropriation.
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D, DC
Garfield Board of Audit
Bliss
Agnew
Hamilton
Reyburn
Boynton
Edson
Cramp
Prudent
Jeannette Court Witness Breaks Down in Testimony
The Jeannette court resumed with Nindeman recounting the southward march of September 20. He described Erresou’s collapse and his own faltering moment, a scene described as pathetically moving by the court. The president called a recess as sympathy for fallen comrades prevailed.
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Collins Wasmnetos
D. C
Jeannette
Erresou
Sioux Agreement Opens 3500 Sioux Lands to White Settlement
A Standing Rock special reports Sioux commissioners signed a treaty defining the Canon Hall river to the 102d meridian as the reservation boundary. About 3500 Sioux remain on site with 1500 exiled from Sitting Bull and Crow Creek agencies. Government aid includes homes, free machines for ten years, and twenty years of school support while annuities continue until self sufficiency. A similar pact was made with Pine Ridge and other agencies.
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Standing Rock
Canon Hall River
Missouri River
Grand River
Sitting Bulls
Crow Creek
Pine Hidge
Geptes
Boiling Disaster and Fire Plague Across States
A river steamer Valissa burned after a boiler explosion at Jacksonville Florida injuring several. A Caldwell county farmer C Baker was killed on the Southwestern Road near St Charles station after being thrown between cars. A Charleston Missouri boy about 12 died from a hunting accident. Fires ravaged multiple towns including Oswald planing mill in Missouri and Brauer’s block in Chicago with substantial losses.
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Paprema
Dee
C. Baker
Caldwell County
St. Charles Station
Str. Louis
David Oswald
Bismark
Missouri
Canto
Metropolis
Brauer
Jones
Pittston
Legislative Meeting and Indian School Plans
Denver hosts the upcoming legislature in the English Company's building on Larimer street near Windsor Hotel. A Washington telegram notes a Government Industrial School for Indian youths will be located at Lawrence after last Congress appropriations. Pacific railroads report on financial condition of the Union Pacific Rail
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New English Company
Larimer Street
Windsor Hotel
Mancse
Lawrence
Kan
Washington
Hon
Secretary of the Interior
Mellena
Washington, D. C
Commissioners of the
Pacific Railroads
Unies Pacific Railroad
Across the Seal and Global Dispatches From December
Reports from Constantinople Dublin and London note Meheimet Varha's exile, a US steamer ashore near Tagua, a parliamentary probe into Audroux duel aftermath, rail restoration after floods, emigration guidance favoring Canada, and Dublin police grant talks for lower ranks.
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Meheimet Varha
Daghestan
Lusnon
United States
Nipsic
Tagua
Loxpon
Heady
Carlew
Dublin
Paris
Audroux
Laurent
Marenea
Dagis
London
Earl Spencer
Canada
Dunsain
Across the Border: Cleveland Coal Schooner Lost Off Salmon Point
The steamer H F from Cleveland bound for Hreck ville with coal ran ashore at Salmon Point Reef Thursday night. Eight crewmen aboard are reported lost, with the vessel and cargo feared ruined.
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Cleveland
Hreckville
Salmon Point Reef
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