Trial recounts handwriting dispute in court
Witness Moeone recalled the star witness as the trial continued with questions over who wrote letters attributed to Nerdellewore and Dursey. The defense pressed for handwriting evidence while the court weighed admissibility and potential biases as the case moved toward adjournment.
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Witnes
Jones
Dursey
Berdell
Washington
Moone
Dyer
Tames
Jonses
Saint
Menicti
Merrick
Ingei Soll
President Accepts Olive Branch Amid Currency Redeem Plans
Reports state Judge Tho var of the ety gersiee commission raised the President today to show formal evidence of his acceptance of the olive. The comptroller of the currency has received many letters regarding the redemption of the two cout check returns.
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Thovar
Letou
Chichester Wins Craysdon Mega Handicap Race
At Craysdon Mega on March meeting the grand international bundle handicap was won by K. fen Barwin's one year old horse Chichester with Hermits Teelve among the starters. The race follows Illinois state rules with distance set at one hundred and ten yards and involves several competitors including Carver and Nogardus Sinvinifestuas.
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Laxpox
Craysdon
K. Fen Barwin
Chichester
Hermits
Carver
Sr Love
Maren
Nogardus Sinvinifestuas
Carver Sa
March 6 World News Briefs From Ve and Beyond
Reports from Ve show negotiations between Gien Wallace and U S ministers over petroleum subsidies and tax reductions. Malefas hosts a lecture tour while storms, cold, and high seas disrupt travel. A sinking boat in New Yoas claims Campbell’s life, and a county case favors Rosita with appeal planned. Schools reopen controversy sparks smallpox fears, and Canon City sees a notable assault warrant against Prof. Beker.
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Canon City
Besper Naned
Wacker
Beker
Crime Record of Multiple States Sheds Lights on Violent Incidents
March reports detail a fatal quarrel in Mississippi with a pitchfork, plus revolts and killings across various towns. Other items include rustling in New Mexico, a shooting in Kentucky, a veterinary death after a bill collection dispute, and a Creek Nation disruption tied to General Potter's forces.
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Suly
Euvage
Hawaii
Mate
Gillian
United States
Trencaree Wyman
Bee
OHS
Chambers of Commerce
del ‘Service Commission
Somminion
Guittess
Senate
McPherson
House of
Interiog
J.C. Whitehall
Brook Geld
Calvin J. Wilson
Boeming Shade
Ark
Fearful shooting frightens farmer in Summerville
March 6 near Summerville an elderly farmer A. J. Wing died after being scared by threats of a Black man and a pistol shot during an attempted clock-asking errand. Two youths accompanied him. a third concealed. a scream drew attention as Wing collapsed dead. The incident provokes strong emotions and harsh criticism of the youths.
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Summerville
A. J. Wing
Saint Augustine normal school buildings burned in Florida
Five buildings of the St Augustine normal school for colored students funded by the Episcopal church burned. Loss around 20000 with 66000 insurance. About 125 in attendance, eighty boarders. Arrangements made to continue exercises. no injuries. Rebuilding to begin soon.
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Mareed Karmen
N.C
St. Augustine Normal School
Episcopal Church
River flooding and fires disrupt towns in Mississippi region
Reports from Longville and Arkenens City describe rising waters on the Tron Mountain Railroad branch with three inches per day and a submerged area. A fire at Manister destroys Seymour Bros store along with other small buildings, while a jute warehouse of the Chppina ton Spinning Company in Donde burns with bales of jute.
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Melons
Longville
Tron Mountain Railroad
Wiles Mort
Helena
Mississippi
Arkenens City
Friars Loint
Vicksburg
Getren Dern
Manister
Seymour Bros
Rayna
Tao
Inenret
Deedes
Ragines
Lospes
March
Chppinaton Spinning Company
Donde
Levee Breaches and Flood Threats Across Multiple Rivers
March 6 reports describe breaches along the Pitchug levee near Helena and other points causing overflow risk in Lamill and adjacent towns. Flood conditions threaten stock, with authorities closing culverts to manage rainwater and prevent further inundation. rail routes open between St. Louis and Kansas City boost grain traffic amid heavy rains and rising rivers.
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New Onteane
Williamson Levee
Lilla
St. Francis
Madison
Ashley Point
Helena
St. Loum
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Br. Lovie
Font Heart & Gulf
Conditto
Kapeno City
Kansas
Capital Veeperine Terthe Millenia Preparations
The March 6 report from Santa Fe notes active work for the tertie millenia abolition project. A seven acre site near the penitentiary foundation, opposite the new government building, is laid out for grounds and building needs. Spending may reach ten thousand dollars with twenty thousand already in place. a large railroad link to Copper City via Jemer is hinted. Albuquerque is urged to accelerate rail construction.
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Tae
Santa Pa
Erubrates
Penitentiary Foundation
Catron
Aloot
Jemez Hut
Mernalius
Albuquerque
Copper City
Coal Vein Discovery Near Wiese Defiance NM Report
A March 6 report notes a new coal seam at the Pacific Coal Company mine near the Nertoani Co s Wiese Defiance in New Mexico. The vein shows slate in the 6 foot range with an eight foot thickness recorded, while average veins run four and a half feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omei Vets
Nertoani Co
Wiese Defiance
Pacific Coal Company
Fragmented U S News Clippings From March 4 1900s
The text records a patchwork of congressional actions and labor unrest across multiple cities. It notes a House vote on wage payments, tariff deliberations, impending strikes over wage reductions, and committee attendance. It also mentions steamship company plans, a labor demonstration in Troy and Atlanta, and a railroad collision near Jerseyville with injuries.
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Leaders OF Fashion
Weson Brog
Jesse M. Wheelock
Mack & Wheelock
Travelers Insurance Company
Newhall House and Planters
Brunels
Cimbria
Pam
Heathers
THE
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James O. Batterbon
Preveient
Moetes
Asootamt Moomtary
Was Is
New Albuquerque
New Albuquerque, N. M
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Ae Walmington New
Sporting News
Voreion Affairs
Ve. Bich Peccieeen
Gien. Wallace
United Gales
Gupestes Cial
Eperia
Senate O0 Qantas
Prof
Wiggins
Malifas
Quapne
Lilot
Commonwealth
Campbell
Desven
Maytt
Enat
Rosita
Silver Cli
Supreme Court
Ledgeent Lescésino
Dexvan
J. J Cook
Edhitis
Jeadville
Echools
Crgekas
Pitchfork
Tee “Pather of Waters’ Mill Regieg
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Mle Stern
Plame
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Ger
Jose
Haapromn
Manton
Swithport
George W. King
King
Auburn
Rater Polling
Baettore
Daxven
Deming
Dve
Stout
Lardebe
Mareh
Henry Thompeon
James Spiney
Kentucky
Goeff
J Vreneh
Yeetendey
Thowes McMahon
McMehos
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Wes Cet
Tay
John Rave
Tom Washington
Culege
Bounten
Indian Territory
Potter
Mabiut
Berdeses
Tels
Gowthes
Jacusox
Mich
Gadelen Feltus
Worthy Mince Hens
Sarette Lesth
Cleve Lang
Viatte
Lucinda Malcolm
Willmott Valley
Tee Reglag Mestestyys
Lovis
Merriam
Vrias
Banens
Meurutm
Art
Epecia
Appersons
Old Town
Leiow
Vicars Mins
Teh
Aimegerqges
Mening
Gance
Tenn
House of Representatives
Pacer
Hee Grsamedig Lice Sr
Louis
Mane
American Steamship Company
New Orleans
Havre de Irace
Clyde
Pereding Vredes Asics
Atuany
Marebh
Troy
Meeer
Mephene
Atlanta
Giov Hogato
Stephen
Springfield, Lt
Springfield
Uou
Asbuelve
Or Louis
Jerseyville
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Stoue
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