Taming of Testimony in Wilkesbarre Murder Trial
Witnesses examined in the Wilkesbarre trial of Sheriff Martin and deputies charged with the Latimer miners killings. Charles Guscott testified, detailing deputies’ positions and crowd movements with cross examinations showing rioting the day before. Deputy injuries and scene photographs highlighted in testimony. Also brief notes on railroad legislation and South Carolina railroad commission actions.
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Fatinier
Serge
Serge, Notwith
Blanding
Ecom
Jes Blon
San Latimer
Otine Bi Het
Charles Guscott
Tontner
Latimer
Zs Fleming
Dusty Trifle Death Stuns New Yorker Across Broad Way
A New Yorker died after being struck by a streetcar, blamed on an insignificant dust mote under a microscope. The tale voices warnings about minor health issues and stresses the need to address digestion and nourishment to prevent wasting diseases, praising Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy.
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Broadway
Pierce
California Syrup Co Remedy Ad Claims Safe Stomach Relief
An apparent medical advertisement touts a product from California Syrup Co claiming quick stomach relief and benfits for digestion. It lists locations in San Francisco and New York and urges readers to avoid substitutes while promising prompt availability through dealers. It underscores reliability and universal suitability across ages.
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California F. Syrup CO
Sam Francisco
Cal
Disymle
Mew
York
Savannagaville man dies by his own hand. note defends act
E L Patton a 26 year old physician, of Savannaz, died early this morning after shooting himself in the head. He left a note to his parents denying cowardice and naming his pallbearers. He had previously attempted suicide twice and asked for the guard's burial choir to sing at his grave. He served as a stenographer for local merchants and had a brother in the U S Navy.
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Savannaz
L. Patton
Columbia
Hs St Chfe
Bristol
Tenn
Bunavgurore
Volunteer Guard
Tiedman 2 Brus
United States Navy
Crazy Man Kills Three in Arkansas Farm Horror
Franklin county near Mulberry. Sol F. Acrey, a farmer, killed his father, mother, and a ten year old son during a religious dispute. He wounded his wife and two other children, one of whom is not expected to survive. Neighbors overpowered Acrey after he set a straw stack on fire, with his clothing burning. He is chained and incoherent, blaming witches for the act.
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Arkansas Farmer
Mie Mather
Maning
Slaugster
Melgibur
Bar
Autrey
Wreck injures six on South Haven rail line
Six people were injured when a narrow gauge passenger train on the South Haven and Eastern Nar row line wrecked near Flint Michigan. The first through train of the day, it left a station at noon and derailed, with six or more passengers sustaining injuries to varying degrees. Authorities and witnesses described damaged coaches and mangled locomotives while responders treated the injured at the scene.
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Michigan
Lawnexar
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South Haven
Acces
Nena
Jon
Puananee
Meredith
Senator Lind aay speaks on resignation request from Kentucky legislature
Senator Lindsay addressed the Kentucky Senate amid a call for his resignation. He defended his record on free silver, stating he owes allegiance to his Kentucky constituents, not to the legislature, and asserted his stance reflects a majority of both parties in Kentucky. He refused to surrender his seat and emphasized his constancy on policy. Meanwhile immigration bill supporters hope to move it soon, with hearings likely after the military appropriation bill.
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Pacific Railroad Committee
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Pacific Rairoad Committee
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Fening
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Fleming
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Appropriations
Committee On Claims
Raes
Appropriations Committee
Wasureatox
Lindaay
Conate
Kentucky
Kentucky General Assembly
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Chicago
Democrats
Ue Ope
Baimayer
Mis
General Assembly
uIy
United States
Kentucky Levisiacure
BNL
Wasnmnaton
Friends of
Sesling
Gongress
Coal Output For A Year Surges In State Mines
Mine Inspector J. D. Hilihousbag reports most coal mines in the state produced 5,800,000 tons, surpassing last year’s 5,749,607 tons and likely reaching 6,000,000 as spring approaches. The record pace reflects active mines and preparations to move Ambuma production down the Mississippi River before spring.
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Alan
J. D. Hilihousbag
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Hilihunse
Perea
Imines
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