Mrs Sage Tells All In Odess a Double Murder Case
Mrs Lane, wife of murdered man Fred Lane, confesses that Frank L Dinsmore plotted and carried out the killings at Odessa Nebraska The scene unfolds with claims of hypnotic influence over Mrs Dinsmore and Lane, the poisoning of Mrs Dinsmore, and Dinsmore’s attempted manipulation of testimony In Kansas City details, the confession sets the stage for legal action by County Attorney Nye and witnesses at the city hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Odessa
Lillian Dinsmore
Fred Lane
Mrs. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Lane
Poynter Delays Senatorial Appoint, Returns Tuesday
Governor Poynter left Lincoln for Boone county and said no appointment would be made until his return next Tuesday. Prominent names mentioned include William Y. Allen, a Populist, and Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Omaha, a Democrat. Orlando Tefft urged a special session or an appointment acceptable to the legislature's majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Poynter
Boone County
William Y. Alien
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha
Orlando Tefft
Republican State Central Committee
Indictments allege jailers aided Ike P. Jobe escape
In Coltimats on December 9 indictments were returned in federal court against William M. Shockley and his son Harry E. Shockley jailer and deputy at Franklin county jail for complicity in the escape of Captain Ike P. Jobe of the Sixth United States volunteer infantry. They are charged with voluntarily permitting the prisoner to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
CoLtimats
United States
William M. Shockley
Harry E. Shockley
Franklin County
Ike P. Jobe
Sixth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Tragedy in Omaha Ends in Self Inflicted Wound
George A. Wall a Minneapolis wholesale cigar dealer shot himself in a heart region last night at a house of ill repute run by Minnie Fairchild. City Physician Spalding says the wound is fatal. Tisa Bertram the woman present was held as a witness by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Bagnie
George A. Wall
Minneapolis
Minnie Fairchild
Spalding
Tisa Bertram
Wal
Horlocker Case Postponed To Spring Term
Hastines Nebraska December 3 The Horlocker Morey poisoning case will not be heard in the December term as attorneys for the defendant and County Attorney McCreary have agreed to postpone the trial until the spring term of the district court.
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Hastines
Neb
McCreary
Mules Sold for South Africa Shipment to Cape Town
A Kansas City commission firm closed a contract to deliver 1000 pack mules to British government agents for Cape Town. The firm has already shipped 1200 Missouri mules from New Orleans to South Africa.
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South Africa
Kansas City
Cape Town
New Orleans
Tramps Attack Wisconsin Farmer and Sister
A brutal assault near Golden Lake leaves farmer John Thoson and his sister badly wounded. Miss Thoson is reported in critical condition as a massive posse of 100 men searches for the two alleged assailants under sheriff protection.
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Jefferson, Wis
John Thoson
Golden Lake
Miss Thoson
Kentucky Board to Rule on Governor Contest Today
Frankfort Ky December 9 The State Election Board plans to decide whether a protest against Goebel’s governor certificate will proceed. Commissioners Ellis and Pryor are drafting an opinion that could invalidate the election if fraud is found. They indicated Taylor may be entitled to the certificate as findings confirm the Republican ticket's victory.
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State Election Board of
Kentucky
Frankfort
Ellis and Pryor
Ellis
Pryor
Judge Pryor
Taylor
W. 8. Taylor
Loss of the Steamer Niagara on Lake Erie
Port Colborne Ont December 9 It is believed the British steamer Niagara foundered on Lake Erie with all hands lost Estimated crew of 16 Captain McGlory is the only known survivor The Niagara carrying lumber and shingles from Georgian Bay to Buffalo was sighted near Long Point amid a storm Orion and M T Greene reported wreckage including lumber shingles and planks with no visible name Matthews line of Toronto operates the vessel and Mr Matthews says no word has come since it passed Detroit on Monday
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Port Colborne
Ont
Niagara
Lake Erie
McGlory
Georgian Bay
Buffalo
Long Point
Orion
M. T. Greene
Matthews Line
Toronto
Matthews
Detroit
Federal Judge Grants Habeas Writ for Reese in Mining Case
Judge Thayer in St Louis granted a writ of habeas corpus for John Reese a walking delegate of the United Mine Workers association of Iowa now jailed in Fort Scott Kansas for contempt of court The writ returns December 27 for jurisdiction arguments Bail set at 2000 Reese had gone to Bourbon county during a coal miners strike and held meetings against a court injunction leading to three months imprisonment for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thayer
United States
John Reese
United Mine Workers’ Association of Iowa
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Kan
Circuit Court
Reese
United Mine Workers’ Association
Kansas
Bryan to Be Tendered a Home in Austin
When W. J. Bryan returns from his duck hunt he will be given a top notch Austin residence for his family’s use as long as they stay in the city. County Judge E. S. Walker, a keen admirer, is the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Austin
Tex
W. J. Bryan
E. 8. Walker
Mr. Bryan
Score In Six Day Race in New York
In the six day bicycle race at 24 m, Miller Waller lead with 2 354.9 points, Maya McEachern 2 354.8, Gimm Pierce 2 354.6, Fischer Chevalier 2 854.5, Stevens Turville 9 354.2, Babcock Stinson 2 854, Schineer Forster 2 325.2, Walthour 1 220.4, Aronson 1 054.1.
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New York
Miller- Waller
Maya-McEachern
Gimm-Pierce
Fischer- Chevalier
Stevens-Turville
Babcock-Stinson
Schineer-Forster
Walthour
Aronson
Tragedy on Clark Street Shoots Rival Then Kills Self
Italian man Peter Maguaned shot Ella Robinson in a Clark Street saloon in Chicago today, likely fatally wounding her before turning the gun on himself and inflicting a fatal self gunshot. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Chicago
Salisbury Cabinet Meeting in London
London December 9 The cabinet met for two hours with Lord Salisbury presiding as he had recovered enough health to take the chair. Officials reported the session covered ongoing policy and administrative matters without notable incidents.
Telegraphic Briefs Highlight Various National Items
No Brazilian vessels will be allowed to land at Texas ports with coffee. Berlin correspondents praise the US open door for China. Galligan lumbermen from Lower Chippewa Falls report a Dawson City streak. Jack Bennett of McKeesport defeats Owen Zeigler in six rounds in Chicago. Dreyfuss leaves Louisville baseball club. Pittsburg paid 25000 for Kentucky picks. Reverend Pond to become Chicago rector as Williams moves to Nebraska. Southern People's Party leaders hold informal Memphis meeting. National Reform Press plans May meeting and early convention. Willis J Abbott to head Democratic press bureau. Amalgamated Meat Cutters convention ends in Chicago. next year aims for seven-hour shifts and higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Porta
Berlin
United States
China
George
Fenn Galligan
Chippewa Falls
Dawson City
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dreyfuss
Louisville
Pittsburg
Kentucky
B. Pond
Norwalk
Conn
Arthur L. Williams
Nebraska
People’s Party
Memphis
National Reform Press
Willis J. Abbott
Democratic National Committee
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchchers’ Association
Near Death in Flames at Hosiery Mill Disaster
A massive hosiery mill fire in Reutaine Pa caused the death of Miss Louisa Clay and injured sixty workers. The blaze trapped many on upper floors prompting a chaotic dash for escapes as ladders ferried some to safety. Three more deaths occurred in a separate explosion at a Pottstown powder works, with several injured.
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Heapina
Nelds & Horstkamp
Sallie Bausher
Katie Boyer
Annie Bowman
Sallie Clay
Katie Dapler
Ella Kinkle
Mamie Kramer
Catharine Kelly
Mamie Lachman
Frances Ludon
Emma Lorith
Pottstown
James S. Miller
Sumneytown
William Baer
Allen Schwene
John Schwager
Frank Schaefer
Raymond Faust
Baer
Schwager
Schwenk
Schaefer
Faust
Ranch Foreman Found Dead Near Golden Colorado
George H. Sawyer foreman of the Veto ranch was found dead in a pasture southeast of Golden. He was thrown from his wagon when the team ran away on the return trip from Denver. The body lay three days, frozen and surrounded by coyotes. He was about 46 and well known in Washington.
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Golden
Colo
George H., Sawyer
Veto
Sawyer
Denver
Washington
Diamondville Mines Open Under Sheriff Guard
Diamondville Wyoming December 8 work resumed at the Diamondville Coal company's mines under guard of the sheriff's posse. Strikers appeared armed but did not interfere. Notices to vacate were served to strikers in company houses and eviction will begin Monday. Expect further trouble then if any.
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Diamondville “Wines
Diamondville, Wy
Diamondville Coal Company
Stuck River Flood Destroys Land Near Tacoma
Stuck River Valley a vast sheet of water as the flood overruns plains in the valley near Tacoma Washington. The river is at record heights for the settlement era, destroying acres of productive land and threatening homes. Several Sumner area families are forced to move to escape the torrent.
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Stuck River
Tacoma
Wash
Sumner
Arrest Hotel Thieves in San Francisco Pair Nabbed
William Marvin and his wife, stylishly dressed, were arrested and jailed on charges of robbing several hotels. A satchel of valuable jewelry was found with Marvin. He fought fiercely, nearly overpowering the arresting officer. The couple are said to be well known in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Marvin
Marvin
Butte Professor Dies During Religious Dispute
In a heated discussion with J. S. Charlebois the divine healer, Professor Malachy Dwyer of Butte attempted to strike him and collapsed. The coroner's inquest found death from heart failure caused by excitement.
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Bourtz
Mon
Malachy Dwyer
Butte
J. S. Charlebois
Charlebois
God
Dwyer
Wreckage Sighted on Lake Erie Amid Shipping Loss
The steamer Ramapo reported passing through wreckage in Lake Erie twenty miles below Long Point. A cabin fragment was found but no identifying marks. It is believed a vessel has gone to pieces.
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Lake Erie
Detroit
Rampao
Long Point
Adel Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Tragedy
Joseph Hutchens, 65, living a mile and a half east of Adel, Iowa, assaulted his wife with a club and killed her before shooting himself. He died instantly. six grown children survive. The couple had years of marital trouble and Hutchens had long been jealous of his wife.
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Apeel
Dee
Joseph Hutchens
Adel
Hutchens
Developments In Ingraham Failure In Mount Ayr
Mount Ayr Iowa December news reports the large local merchant A O Ingraham faces a failure with liabilities around 120000 and assets near 80000. Creditors allege fraudulent conveyances including sales of a Shannon City store and properties at Allendale Missouri. Officers guard stock as creditors seek to recover assets and reverse transfers.
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Ingraham
Mount Ayr
A. O. Ingraham
Iowa
Shannon City
Allendale
Trial of Ed Jerome Opens in Frevont Neb
The Ed Jerome trial for shooting U. S. Pope with intent to kill opened in Frevont district court. The entire first day was spent on jury selection. The August Main Street shooting left Pope shot five times. once thought hopeless, he has now nearly recovered.
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Ed Jerome
Frevont
Neb
U. S. Pope
Main Street
Pops
Cashier Spencer to Go to Prison for Bar ber Default
Sioux City December 8 Myron B Spencer former cashier of Bar ber Asphalt company will serve a penitentiary term after the district court refused to grant a new trial.
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Spencer
Sioux City
Myron B. Spencer
Barber Asphalt Company
Woman run down by street car in Marion area
Mrs. George L. Stearns of Marion was struck by a street car near Crpar Rapids and taken to St. Luke's hospital with injuries that may prove fatal. The accident occurred on December 8.
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Crpar Rapids
George L. Stearns
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Funeral of Judge Woolson in Old Home Cemetery
The mortal remains of Federal Judge J. S. Woolson were laid to rest yesterday afternoon in the cemetery of his old home in this city.
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Wooolson
Preasant
I.a
J. 8. Woolson
Pain's Fireworks assignment in Brooklyn noted
A Brooklyn assignment marked Pain's Fireworks company on Thursday. The report lists various business and political items including Champion Copper at Houghton Michigan with 2,500,000 capital, and Indiana attorney general on assessment insurance. Other notes cover dividends, bankruptcies, strikes, and local incidents.
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Chicago
Joseph K. Emmett
New York
London Board of Trade
Marty McCue
Billy Whistler
Baltimore
Eureka Athletic Club
Democratic Legislative Caucus
Richmond
Thomas Martin
United States
Martin
Governor Tyler
James P. Reed
Pittsburg
Reed
Alexandria
Ind
George Lee
Vienna
Ills
Carterville
Minnie Cars
John Curtis
Pete Thompson
Henry Smith
el Reno
O. T
Thompson
Smith
Rhodes
Jim Jones
John Bruitt
Montgomery
Ala
J. S. Herron
Highth
United States Cavalry
Sushitna River
Yukon
Tanana Herron
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Mrs. Sage
Agcuses Dinsmore
Reading
Army of the Frontier
Electa Offcera
Croak Raptips
The
Society of the Army of the Frontier
David Murphy
J. B. Leake
E. G. Miller
Waterloo
J. K. Mason
Keokuk
J. O. Bonnell
Grand Army of the Republic
Dr. Williams
Mary Rixton
Barryville, Sullivan Co
N.Y
Williams
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Foley
Vic Emmert & Co. and
F.parson & Co
Ely
Hayfever
Abdalbert
Cho
Orry Mail Ely BR Rothels
Warren Street
Sayeth
Cold 'S
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California
Maer
AAA
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Ft. Worth
el Paso
Los Angeles
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Chicage
U. KR
Sunda
Atrive
Arerve
Gris
Jill Br
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Ja Sundas
Rocky Mountain
Munn
Scientific American
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