Churchill in charge as warrants sworn in lynching case
In ONeil Nebraska March 20 Attorney General Churchill filed a motion to nolle prosequi the Mullihan Elliott Roy and Harris murder case of Barrett Scott. County Attorney Murphy objects claiming sole prosecution rights but Judge Kinkaid rules the attorney general may proceed and the case is dismissed. Warrants issued for Pinkerman Oberle Stanton and others with key figures rearrested to face Boyd county for trial as jurisdiction disputes loom.
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Boyd County
Nebraska
O'Neil
Neb
Hott
Churchill
Nolle
George D. Mullihan
Moses Elliott
Mert Roy
Fred Harris
Barrett Scott
H. E. Murphy
Murphy
Einkaié Anouls
Kinkaid
State Senate
George D. Mullinan
Mort Roy
George D. Harris
James Pinkerman
Aug Oberle
H. Stanton
Scott
Henry Stanton
Farmer Polk
Harris’ House
Parker
August Oberle
Mullihan
Elliott
Roy
Harris
James Lindsay
Puatismours
Web
Chapman
Plattsmouth
Supreme Court
Receivers Seek Loan for Equipment Firm Action Approved
The St Louis and San Francisco receivers asked Judge Caldwell to authorize a loan equal to half of 261 405 06 dollars to the Atlantic and Pacific Equipment company for rolling stock. The judge granted the request. Diamond Cutters Detained in New York 125 laborers from Liverpool held at Ellis Island as suspected contract laborers. Wisconsin phone charges cut 25 percent outside Milwaukee after April 1. Hartman townsite dispute ruled in favor of Stiles. occupants must obtain title from him. Choynski Creedon bout ends in a draw per rules. no decision if both on feet after six rounds. Governor McKinley ill in bed at Thomasville Ga with a cold. not serious. Editor Cavie’s wife dies in Portland. well known in St Paul. Montgomery returns to Mobile from Tenillo Honduras. investigation of Reuton murder believed complete. Mrs Helen M Gonzar wins new trial against Elijah A Moras in Lafayette Ind. International Christ Workers district convention in Philadelphia continues through March 23.
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Mr. Louis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Judge Caldwell
Atlantic and Pacific Equipment Company
G. A. BR
Carolinas
At- Tonta
David H. Moffat
Denver
H. C. Thom
Madison
Burlington
Stanford
Wis
Harvard
Mgr
Satolli
Quthols Knights of Pythias
Rucalvera
St. Paul
Walter A. Wood Harvesting Company
United States
Cordaga Company
Chicago
Dearings
Stevenson
Europe
United States Supreme Court
Debs
James M. Ashley, Jr
Toledo
United States Senate
Calvin S Brica
Benton Harbor
Mich
Albia
Timothy Campbell
New York
Meadam
Young Ladies Take the Veil at Des Moines Mother House
In Des Moines on March 19 the mother house of the Sisters held a ceremony as 19 novices received the white veil, marking a significant moment for the old residence and promising futures for the young entrants connected to Mason.
Late News From Cuba and Kinchow Fight intensifies
Tampa dispatches report on Irene schooner mystery tied to Infanta Isabella suspicions. Cuban civil guard clashes with civilians near Matanzas wounding one. Rumors of race tensions surface as Spaniards bolster patrols and militia recallees. Moncada’s leadership cited in battles near Guantanamo with heavy Spanish losses and brutal reprisals.
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Tampa
Fla
Irene
Isabella
United States
Spain
Bova Grande
Clara Acosta
Matanzas
Cuba
Guantanamo
Guillermon Moncada
Moncada
Santopilds
Syhites
Canadian Pacific Redices Salaries
Canadian Pacific railway adopts salary cuts as retrenchment measure, five percent for workers earning up to two thousand dollars and ten percent for those above that amount. Official messages denied as halted in Colombia. Peace negotiations open between China and Japan at Shimonseki. Norwegian question to be discussed by a committee. Chinese scouts report Japanese advance near Kinchow. Admiral Meade’s squadron sails from Colon to San Domingo. Silver price rises to 49 guilders per kilo in Amsterdam.
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Canadian Pacific
Mouritian
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Kinchow
London
Shanghai
Admiral Meade
Colon
Coton
Meads
San Domingo
Wheat reserves dispute and tax on government estimates
The Orange Judd Farmer questions government wheat reserve figures by March 1, claiming official reports understate farmers' holdings. It cites a supposed 125,000,000 to 140,000,000 bushels in hand versus the government 75,000,000, accusing officials of bias and misreporting.
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Sioux City
Orange Judd
Mont Noport
Agricultural Department
Bureau
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Lixoony
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John Kolokowski
George Workman
Rock Island
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Elis Island
Millwaueee
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
American Bell Telephone Company
Hartman
Stiles
Washington
Smith
J. B. Ditter
Daniel F. Stiles
O. T
Choynski
St. Curiaco
Joe Choynski
Dan Creedon
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Reuton
International Christa Workers
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International Christian ‘Workers' Association
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Coron
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Li Hung Chang
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J. L. Brosh
CmCaco
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Grippe
Holmes
Brookport
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Toprxa
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Insane Asylum
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Carson
Nev
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Hale
Thurston
Maine
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Cincinnati
Supreme Council of the National Fraternal Union
Boise
Ida
Commercial Bank of Moscow
I. C. Hattabaugh
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Griffo
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T. E. Gleabon
T.E. Gurrabon
Enoe
Rollin
S, O. Rollins, Io
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Hintzedin
Dre, Kennedy & Kergan
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Joanin
Cary
Greef
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Drockeon
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Allison
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Shelby Street
Se “Bey Tal
Stephens Medicine
St. Gt
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Druoquists
Ap Oc
D.cary Tee
Warrat
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
O and SS Workingmen’s
Barrie Eae
Brockton
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Ifor
Christensen Bros
Pnoham
Church & CO
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