Five men held in Pate Bain murder case in Dallas
Dallas reports that five men John Chapman E D Faulkner W M Renner W P Pruitt and D J Pruitt are jailed without bail over the cremation killing of Constable Pate Bain. Grand jury work and possible true bills cited, with shootings and motive details guarded from public. Nicaragua Canal report favors the Nicaragua route with a 200.54 million estimate while Panama route costs range 142.34 to 156.38 million.
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Burt Insurance Case Insurer Wins on Execution Despite Murder Verdict
United States Court of Appeals upholds lower court ruling in S M and H R Burt v Union Central Life Insurance. Suit sought 5000 policy on William E Burt payable to Anna M Burt later assigned to plaintiffs after her death. Burt executed for his wife's murder, insurer refused payment. the appellate court affirms.
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Hawley Seeks 1.5 Million for Galveston Jetties
Representative Hawley filed a brief with the rivers and harbors committee requesting a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to rehabilitate the Galveston jetties damaged by last September's storm. He notes port business rose in October and November and argues the funding is needed to maintain water depth over the bar.
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Claiming Relationship Figures in Rice Estate Dispute
James W. Gerard, counsel for the estate executors and heirs of William Marsh Rice, notes a new claimant Frederick A. Rice of Washington who asserts a brother relationship. Gerard says several other men claim kinship and plans to probate the 1896 will this week.
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Jealous Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Self in Lexington
Mrs Mary Webster Sallee heiress to part of Lawson Webster estate is wounded in her May Street home by her jealous husband Robert L Sallee who then shoots himself dead at St Joseph infirmary. Sallee quit his street railroad job two years ago citing jealousy after learning of the inheritance.
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Nine Killed In Fog Collision On Southern Pacific
In Sulsun California a fogbound morning crash between a passenger style eastbound train and a five car work train near Waldens station killed nine workmen who were sleeping in bunks. Twenty others were injured with varying severity. Names of the dead include John Daly T Kelther James Ahern J B Luhren J B Hughes H Kerham F M Govern Liverpool Red and J A Mahoney.
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Twenty-One Bodies Recovered From Mexico Wreck
El Paso reports from Jimalco Mexico the scene of the Mexican Central wreck say twenty one bodies have been recovered from debris. Ten of the twenty injured will die. No Americans except trainmen were injured.
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Murdered Texas deputy burned to death in Dallas
Pate Cain former deputy sheriff and Garland district constable lies dead in the morgue his body burned beyond recognition Sparked by a brutal murder at Chapmans saloon in Dallas Elm and Preston Streets two men are jailed for aiding the killing while authorities seek at least three more implicated suspects A Texas officer Brannon battled flames and was burned as Bain’s body showed horrific injuries Bain faced death with grit and named the attackers before dying He was a trusted six year public servant with strong Garland ties and high regard in the county
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Turkish government to pay American mission claims via Cramps
Washington reports indicate Constantinople arranged to settle American mission claims under a contract with the Cramps for a warship. Officials decline to comment but belief grows that about 23 000 pounds will be paid and passed to claimants through the state department.
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Reapportionment bill to adjust congressional seats
The first session bill by Rep Crumpacker introduces apportionment of representatives under the Eleventh census. States gaining seats include Arkansas Colorado California Connecticut Florida Illinois Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York North Dakota Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia. Losing seats are Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska North Carolina South Carolina Virginia.
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Two Arrests Made in Texas Death Case
Paris Texas December 4 The death of Tom Skidmore was found by a tree in the county area Thursday night. Sheriff Martin believes he died by his own action. Two men have been arrested whom the sheriff regards as advisable to hold pending further investigation.
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Restoration Work Progressing in Pacific Reach
Restoration work progresses at Cavite and Yosemite post in Guam area. Detachment marines and Yosemite officers arrive via General Alva on December 2, as reported by Navy Bureau of Navigation. Remey notes favorable progress and ongoing efforts.
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Colombian rebels deny they are whipped
Gleanings report lists global incidents and figures including rebel denials, fires injuring five in Atchison, and Marconi wireless progress. It notes deaths and political events, such as a Confederate monument unveiling and the Dewey arch to be shown in Charleston.
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