Lynching fear rattles Ohio Kentucky murder case
Cincinnati story on Pearl Bryan murder suspects Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling. Confessions conflict as officers chase the head, with pressure about jurisdiction between Ohio and Kentucky. Lawyers hired, bodies and post mortems debated, and possible lynching fears loom as motives and locations are disputed.
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Greencastle
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Newport
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Marrey
Shepard
Post
Fred Bryan
BJ Black
Edward Black
Senda
Tibbitts
May Smith
Smith
Louisville
Mies Bryan
Brother 'Libbitts
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Senate bill seeks to curb grave robbing with mandatory anatomy notifications
Des Moines Senator Cheshire introduced a bill requiring coroner and hospital managers to notify the nearest medical college when a death occurs under their jurisdiction and no relative claims the body within 24 hours. A friend can claim by paying funeral costs. colleges may transport for a fee. Penalties apply for violations as the measure responds to recent grave robberies.
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Committee On Public Health
Nietert
Linn
McArthur
van Houten
Evans Order Sparks Rift Over Dickinson and O Brien Settlements
Washington reports a clash between the land department and the Des Moines land office as Receiver Evans seeks proof of settlement in O’Brien and Dickinson counties. Attorneys note conflicting orders while Senator Gear and Representative Perkins press for orderly opening of lands for settlement on Feb 17. The department warns of a possible inspector from Des Moines to take charge if the Dec 30 order cannot be followed. Telegrams show confusion over where settlers may prove up and how lands will be opened.
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Moines
Towa
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Gear
Perkins
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Bugane
New trust forms as Morgan leads vast price rise plan
A new trust led by J P Morgan forms to control eleven firms and raise coal prices from 8.08 to 4.00 per ton amid production cuts and a projected 25 million dollar extra profit to be shared among twelve companies. Crosstown reports note embezzlement sentence commuted and other city news.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Tragedy in Lakeview: Klattke Family Murder Suicide
Lakeview carpenter Richard Klattke killed his wife, parents, and three children with chloroform before shooting himself in their cottage at 207 Borteau avenue. The bodies were found by Matthew Brown after breaking in. evidence pointed to a premeditated family annihilation. Red Cross trip to Armenia and other brief items follow in this late edition.
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