Casualty of a Poison Plot in the Yahnee Case
In a detailed testimony sequence, August Jahnke and accomplices plotted Mike Slick’s murder using corrosive sublimate in sugar and staged shootings. Oleson testified to multiple attempts, including a dinner-time shooting and a well caper, with conflicting statements and later affidavits. The court reviews corroboration, motive, and the reliability of Oleson, ultimately reversing the lower verdict and remanding the case.
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Mike
August
Mike Slick
Oleson
Jahnke
Mike Sirek
Sirek
Joe Wismiller
Wismiller
Slick
Mike Sirck
August Jahnke
Mr. Slick
Mr. Wismiller
Alfred Jahnke
Michael Slrck
August F. Jahnke
Tillotson
Olesan
Holcomb
C. J
Michael Slick
Oleaon
Sirck
Lamb
State
N. W
Sneff
Olesen
Ole Won
Jead
Wiemiller
Jahoke
Birck
Noleman
Association
Insurance Company
Sheep Triggers Glass Crash in Northgate Drift
A Darlington flock driver reports a ram charged a plate glass shop window after spotting his reflection. The impact shattered glass and crockery, causing £15 in damages though the sheep remained unharmed.
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Northgate
Darlington
London Telegraph
Weight Estimates for Crowds At Public Exhibitions
Weight estimates for crowds show ordinary exhibitions weigh sixty to 120 pounds per square foot with potential to reach 200, despite legal limits of 150 pounds and in some states 100 pounds.
Piety Is a Good Deal Beyond Pity for the Poor
Henry F. Cope argues in the Chicago Tribune that piety means more than pity for the impoverished, urging compassion that translates into worthy aid rather than mere sympathy. The remark frames religious virtue as active support for those unable to afford clothing.
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Henry F. Cope
Chicago Tribune