Mullion and others denied bail in murder case
In Nebraska on Feb 2 Judge McCutchen denied bail for Mullion Elliott Harrie and Mort Roy each set at 8000 and 1000 dollars to face trial Feb 7 for Barrett Scott murder. Bonds signed by local residents then defendants returned home amid divided views on evidence.
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A U C Conspiracy Cases Lead to Appeal Hint
Cardaco Feb 2 Judge Growvip's ruling limits cross examination to one defense attorney, shaping appeals in a case with 18 defendants. Firemen and engineers testified against Gooper and McDonald amid tensions between union officers and defendants. Debs linked train orders questioned, while other trials and local notices unfold across Kansas City and beyond.
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Amendments Move Boater Bill to Stabilize Railroad Bonds
In Washington Feb 2 the Pacific railroad committee minority and California members in conference agreed on amendments to Boamer's bill creating a commission to manage roads on bond default. Key terms limit capitalization to 10 percent above purchase price, with one third cash and two thirds in 50 year 3 percent bonds. Western opposition argues the plan still centers western aims and may gain votes.
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Reese Ready to Take His Seat in Alabama Controversy
Credentials of Warren B. Reese as Alabama senator were presented by Senator Allen amid a floor scene. Reese touts contest charges of election fraud. a colored witness, John Washington, is shown as a judge of election. In House, Breckinridge Heard clash dominates. public debt shows rising cash balance with a January deficit of 6.7 million.
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Land fort captured and fleet imminent in Wei-favi-Wei
Reports say a land fort at Wei-favi-Wei has fallen and the capture of the island and fleet is approaching. European residents in the city reportedly escaped unharmed while Chinese men and ships in the harbor left without incident.
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Orange Blossom remedy advertised for female ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts Orange Blossom as a poultice like cure for fever pain and female troubles. It claims direct topical action restores healthy secretions, relieves womb issues and irregular menses, and offers self treatment with pastiles mailed for $1 from Chicago’s Dr J A McGill Co, with Vice Emmert & Co selling it locally.
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