Thorn Trial Nears Verdict In Murder Case
In Queens county court Martin Thorn’s trial for the murder of William Guldensuppe continued as women fill the galleries. The defense seeks to prove Mrs. Nack killed Guldensuppe, with Thorn as witness. Evidence covered corpus delicti and a six inch blade later tied to Thorn. Mrs. Nack was brought in for identification amid a grisly bone display. Court adjourned to Friday.
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Yous
Martin Thorn
Willian Guldensuppe
Queens County Court
Gilleries
Nock
Thorn
Guldensuppe
Call Another Conference of Middle-of-the-Road Populists
The national organization committees of the People's Party call a meeting at the Laclede hotel in St Louis on January 22 1898 to plan a national nominating convention for April 1898 and March 1898 state conventions. They outline platform planks including paper money free coinage government banks and railroad and telegraph public ownership with initiative referendum and imperative mandate.
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St. Louis
Br. Laura
National Organization Committees
National Organization Committee of
The
People's Party
Laclade
National Committee of the
People’s Party
United States
Resignation of Greek Scholar at Catholic University
Dr Daniel Quinn head of Greek department at the Catholic university tendered his resignation effective at year end or immediately if requested. The move follows a Schroeder case dispute with no statement given. A trustee committee including Cardinal Gibbons to review the matter. Also reports on Hawaiian minister Frenda Hatch returning to Washington and noting progress toward arbitration between Hawaii and Japan. Miners in Illinois reject a 60 cent wage plan and switch to gross weight system. P N Carr Convicted in Deadwood liquor case as others await trial. Thomas McKean donates 100000 to Penn for new law school. Judge Batchelder of Saratoga to Cairo as national tribunal member in Egypt.
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Catholic University
Wasuineron
Daniel Quinn
Mgr. Conaty
Quinn
Dr. Quinn
Schroeder
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Mgr
Batchelder
Cairo
Banatoga
Saratoga
McKinley
National Tribunal
Egypt
New York
STATE RESTS ITS CASE IN THORN TRIAL SHOCKS AT FIRST HEARING
Defense lawyers Howe and Mesa faced an unexpected hurdle as District Attorney Youngs announced the state rested its case in the Thorn trial. It was uncertain if Mrs. Nack would be recalled to repeat her confession or offered in rebuttal if Thorn testified. The attorney said the case was fully proved without her testimony, but defense risk remained if Thorn took the stand.
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Afhiira
Mrs. Nack
New York
Howe
Mesa
Martin Thorn
Youngs
Nack
Thorn
Eure
Omaha
Neds
Foes of Fusion Outline Plans in St Louis Meeting
At St Louis a national committee meeting of middle-of-the-road Populists outlined plans after opposing fusion with Democrats. Chairman Milton Park said the group would avoid alliances and pursue a straight fight. The committee intends to assist the People’s Party and may cooperate with Marion Butler if he desires. General Weyler honored in Barcelona with large crowds, while piano makers in New York discuss a major US consolidation to cut costs and boost output.
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St. Louis
Milton Park
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Park
Dallas
Morgan
Arkansas
Braddon B. Crowe
Alabama
Horton Barker
Philadelphia
Abe Steinberger
Kansas
A L Harbinson
The
New Era
Vincennes
Ind
National Organization Committee
Memphis
National Reform Press Association
People’s Party
National Committee
Marion Butler
Butler
New York
United States
Sislawey Chickering, Knabe, Kimball and
Onbld
Chicago
Alfred Dolge
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
San St. Louis
New Orleans
Denver
Francisco
Fanning Wins Diamond Trophy in Live Bird Shoot
Twenty three experts entered the St. Louis trap shooters league live-bird event in Louis. Jack Fanning of San Francisco, Charlie Budd of Des Moines and W S Bargent of Joplin tied for first money with straight scores. In the diamond trophy shoot off Fanning won by 14 of 15 as Sargent and Budd faltered. Second money in the 26 live third went to Fred Gilbert and Harvey McMurphy with 24 each. Frank Fannole, hampered by a sore arm, finished second to Rolla Heiks of Dayton, Ohio in overall performance.
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8. Louis
St. Louis
Jack Fanning
San Francisco
Charlie Budd
Des Moines
Bargent
Joplin
Fanning
Sargent
Budd
Fred Gilbert
Harvey McMurphy
Frank Fannole
Texas
Rolla O. Heiks
Dayton
Salvation Army Congress Opens in New York
The Salvation Army began a congress at its New York headquarters as part of the colonization push, presided by Colonel William Brewer. The event runs until next Wednesday with a Carnegie Hall final anniversary meeting to be led by Consul Booth-Tucker, with Ex-Governor Flower, General Racy, Justice Maclean, Bishop McCabe and Bol ton Hall expected to attend.
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Salvation Army Congress
New York
Salvation Army
William Brewer
Greater New York
Carnegie Hall
Consul Booth-Tucker
Flower
General Racy
Justice Maclean
Bishop McCabe
Bolton Hall
Railway men survey Galveston as terminal aid
P O Stohr and T N Hooper of the Chicago and Great Western road visit Galveston to assess freight handling facilities amid Maple Teaf freight flows. V P and G M Truesdell of the Chicago Rock Island and Texas may arrive seeking closer Galveston Rock Island ties.
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Galveston
Stohr
St. Paul
T.N. Hooper
Des Moines
Chicago and Great Western Road
Truesdell
Chicago
Rock Island
Texas
Remarkable Health Recovery Story From Genial Harrington
Chester S. Harrington of Princeville recalls Civil War hardships and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health. After years of debility sleep loss and weight loss he reports rapid improvement and a return to work. He also claims a cured tobacco habit, and endorses the pills as a general blood tonic.
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Richter
Inoia
Peoria
Chester
Harrington
Pringeville
Transcript
124Th Ilinois
Kewanee
Libby
Princeville Post
G.A.R
Yiame
William
Curster
Liycoun M. Coy
Williams
Willams
Captain Lovering Blamed In Fort Sheridan Court Martial
The Lovering court martial finds Captain Leonard A. Lovering guilty as charged for brutal treatment of Private Charles Hammond and recommends reprisal by the reviewing authority. The panel voted seven guilty and five not guilty. mercy factors noted his good character. The Secretary of the Treasury report to Congress and currency reform plans are discussed, with expected alignment with the president though not full endorsement of all proposals. Rothschilds to enter Alaskan trade and Purdue University sugar beet success are reported alongside Peary's sailing to England and two Americans’ release from captivity in Cuba.
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Lovering
Hammond Osse
Omcano
the Tribune Today
Leonard A. Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Charles Hammond
Captain Lovering
Hammond
Gages
Wasamaron
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Monetary Commission
Gage
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Matrs. Nack
Tirs. Nack
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Kauolaoil
Honolulu
Kanolani
Haa
Hawaii
Mousxacre
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United States Indian Agent
Dawes Commission
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Okmulgee
Yukon River
Jarrersonvitts
Ernest Mieber
Schiesa
Alaska Commercial Company
B. G. Howard
Atesmens
Sete Se
Hatch Retarna
Waiaixaton
Frenda M. Hatch
Hatch
Affaira
Spring Valury
Ills
Joliet
Thea
Ladd
Marquette
Drapwoop
Lawrence County
P. N. Carr
Deadwood
State Supreme Court
PaiLaneteria
Thomas McKean
University of Pennsylvania
Moss
Indiana
Chesterfield
Anderson
Montpelier
Marion Mansey
Sam Maguire
Man
Sey
Maguire
James Gold
Dalesville
Yorktown
Cooper
General Weyler
Barcelona
Cuba
Montserratt
Havana
Columbus Monument
Salad
Diamond Trophy
Baer Fuidhcad
Jefferson City
Cols County
J. Henry Baer
McKenzie
Baer
Madison Car Company
Madison, Ills
Missouri Car and Foundry Company
Omaha and
Grant Smelting Company
Buttato
Davn
Stuart
van Stuart
Periscope Company
Carson City
Bruart
Gary
Luetgert
Couicaco
Haymarket
Adolph L. Luetgert
Deenen
Phalen
Lee
Blanther
Forbes
Meridian
Tex
Blanch Lamest
Lengtalés
Ript
Rothschilds
San Franciso House of Liches & Co
Issac Liches
Yukon
Jane
Larayerro, Ind
Purdue University
Hamlet
Stark County
Peary
England
R. ES. Peary
Lucania
Liverpool
Lemnedt
State Department
Rafael Fernandez
Chixaale Muneel Fernandes
Cabs
Fox
Che
Humphreys’ Med
Atlantic
Iron Works
Atlantic Iron Works
Third and
Poplar Streets
Atlantic, Iowa
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