Still After Stone Regarded Seriously by Treasury Officials
Treasury officials plan a new United States grand jury action at Jackson, Mississippi, to indict Governor Stone and other state officials over Mississippi warrants seen as counterfeit money, with possible moves to St. Louis and Chicago against the bank note company. A separate dispatch from Tokyo reports a Japanese victory over Tong Haks in Corea, while Port Arthur attack plans loom. Also notes Nicholas II and Princess Alix marriage date, Alexander III funeral, bank president Crandall’s arrest, and fresh gold withdrawals from the U S subtreasuries reaching 500 000 since the bid circular.
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Mississippi
Treasury
Hazen
Wastisatos
United States Secret Service
United States Grand Jury
Jackson
Miss
Stone
United States
Exec
St. Louis
Chicago
Wis
Grand Jury
Jackson, Miss
Corea
Port Arthur
Loxpoy
Tokio
Central News
Fusan
Tong-Haks
Suzuki
Chin-Sin
South Korea
Tong Haks
Hiroshima
Suli
Wasuixaton
Joan
Allen Clege & Co Bargains On Dress Goods and Hosiery
Bargains offered to attract customers include a free season ticket with $1 purchase and large quantities of ladies white embroidered shirts at 25 to 35 cents, gents colored Hongeete chief scarves, black seamless hose at 26 cents, gentlemen Halose in black, ribbed silk, and 45 inch all wool Serge at 47 cents. Several assortments of dress fabrics such as Assabet Flannel and Covert Cloths were listed. Monday sale urged. early arrival advised.
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Tse
Meyers Case Opens Defense in Atlanta Trial
In Atlanta on November 16 the Meyers case began with the defense offering no testimony. Will Meyers remained silent while prosecutors closed with a harsh denouncement, calling Meyers a bloodthirsty assassin and Judas. Meyers broke into tears, then resumed a defiant, unreconciled stance.
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Atlanta
Crowder
Chiy
Judas
Meyers
Myers Cut Case Jury Returns Guilty Verdict
In Atlanta on November 16 the Myers cut case went to the jury at 3:30 p.m. and after about an hour of deliberation the jury found the defendant guilty without recommendation. The verdict followed a trial with no defense testimony to counter the state's damaging evidence.
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Atlanta
Myers
Utah Senators Favor Democrats in Next Year Election
Washington reports indicate Democrats may secure both Utah senate seats in the upcoming elections. They also project a favorable shift in the constitutional convention as districts form a potentially safe Democratic legislature, with Republicans concentrated in cities and mining areas.
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Washington
Utah
Syurufing One ENJOYS Byrup of Figs Remedy
An old advertisement touts Byrup of Figs as a pleasant tonic for kidneys and bowels, claiming it dispels colds headaches and constipation. It markets the syrup as the only remedy of its kind, pleasant to taste and stomach friendly, available in bottles 600 and 61 and promised to be delivered promptly if unavailable. California Syrup Co and New York address listed.
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California
Lawlessness in 610 Conspiracy over Col Coit and Sheriff
Washington Courthouse reels as Colonel Coit refuses to testify at Fayette county coroner inquiry into Fourteenth Ohio National Guard actions aiding Sheriff Cook to protect Dolby, a convicted rapist. Fear of lynching, murder charges, and mob violence grip the town as Governor McKinley pledges state power. lawyers refuse to defend Coit while the legal and military standoff escalates.
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Coit
Columbus
Washington
Cook
McKinley
W. N. P. Darrow
West Point
Fourteenth
Bittary
Darrow
Washington Courthouw
Convention to plan care for homeless children in cities
A big convention is called to meet in St. Louis the week of December 11 with representatives from all states and cities to discuss and shape a plan for the care of homeless and indigent children in American cities. The call is prepared by 40 St. Louis leaders and officials.
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St. Louis
Amerie
Ox W, Noble
Four Chauncy Citizens Held on Burglary Charge
Excitement grips Chauncy as ex-Marshal Watt Wilcox ex-Marshal Forest H B Thompson and Sam Cunard prominent local men are charged with burglary. Investigators link two recently arrested negroes to the crime including thefts at Express Agent Burke and Smith and Bush. Bond set in Eastman. trial scheduled for Monday.
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Causey
Watt Wilcox
Forest
H. B. Thompson
Sam Cunard
Chauncey
Express
Burke
Smith & Bush
Macon
Eastman
Wilcox
Henry Forest
Thompson
Coward
Roberts
Dodge County
Tammany's Future Depends on an Idea Not Individuals
W Bourke Cockran spoke on New York politics saying Tammany Hall will not be rebuilt by any single man or group but by an idea. He urged that revival must be based on a principle, not ownership by individuals, to endure public trust and withstand shocks.
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New York
W. Bourke Cockran
Tammany
Cochran
Tammany Hall
Fire Destroys Village Store Killing Six Children
A blast at a Velez de Benadella village store in Grenmwla province set the building on fire. The storekeeper and his six children in bed were killed. his wife survived, driven to madness by the sight. Separately, U S officials announced new diplomatic appointments and a Kentucky distillers warehouse receipt reform to begin January 1. Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt to be named a chevalier of the Legion of Honor.
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Mapnip
Velez de Benandella
Grenmwla
Louisville
Kentucky
Recep
Sarah Nermaratto
Praved
Lonpox
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Legion of Honor
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H. A. Harris
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Baker County
Merrel Callaway
Heal Estate and Fire Insurance
Nicholas
Pall Mall Gazette
Alix
Alexander II
Priersnura
Alexander III
Bristol, Tenn
K. E. Crandall
First National Bank of
Johnson City
Tenn
Condon
Allen Clege & Co
Specohen
Senators
Cuthbert
Cuthpert
Messrs. N. W. Harris & Co
Boston
Antix
San Frrncisco
Calt
Sen
Newfoundland
Joan’s
St. John's
Herman Walkenford
Tammany's
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John D. Harrell
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John B. Jackson
New Jersey
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