Washington gossip ties Mackey Witherbee case
Washington papers reveal fresh details and names in the Witherbee vs Witherbee marriage dispute. Judge Mackey and Mrs. Witherbee denounce ongoing newspaper attacks while plans for divorce proceed. Nettie Dunlap’s past and Elgin connections surface in fresh claims and rebuttals.
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Arrestee Tommy Miller Faces Warrant Over Vag Fancy Charge
In OMABA a warrant is sworn for Tommy Miller on a vag fancy charge amid talk of a possible three‑week delay before a Minneapolis fight with Weir. Local officials anticipate a quick service and possible sixty‑day confinement, with uncertainty about the case outcome.
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Weir
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Miller
Extradition Debates and Banking Fight Dominate Congress
In Washington the Senate confirmed several appointees and discussed timber lands while the House reopened the Will Akins banking bill amid filibusters and debate. Massachusetts portraits to the Speaker were presented, and the National Board of Trade debated postal telegraph and commercial relations with Canada, plus tax reform talks and the annual pension bill progress.
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Washington society and Dakota notes in January letter
In a January dispatch from Washington, the writer reflects on foreign celebrity visits to the capital and the fluctuating fortunes of Washington society. He praises Mrs. Frank McCreary of Bismarck, notes Colonel Thompson’s New Year visit with Sheridan, and commends Delegate Gifford for Dakota duties. He hints at ongoing Dakota political divisions and teases future discussion, signed Zenona.
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Winter Wheat Destroyed Across Texas Frost Bowed In
A frost devastated winter wheat in Bultyett and nearby districts, with Burnett Williamson and other counties along the Colorado River reported entirely ruined. In other notes, Stordock Discharged in district court on lack of evidence, and a New Jersey report warns of canine illness linked to severe cold with an Oxford outbreak noted by a local physician.
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Minnesota Republicans Convene to Organize State League
A large gathering of representatives from Blue Earth to Wright met at the Union League in Minneapolis to plan a February 2 state convention. Loren Fletcher and other leaders backed organizing local leagues statewide, with a goal to form a Minnesota state Republican League and push tariff reform.
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Beadle Denies Misquoting in Dakota School Letter
Gen Beadle asserts a Globe misquote over his remarks at St Paul on township schools. He says he praised the Dakota system, defended its management by Dye and associates, and blamed territorial issues for weaker school legislation. He notes no politics in the question and cites revisions by statehouse committees.
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Me Married Five A Bigamist’s Five Wives in Atlanta Case
Atlanta reports Ben Burton, 22, arrested for bigamy, vows to marry twenty five wives. He allegedly already wed five women and may have more, with each wife bringing a child. The court scene shows the women with their children awaiting justice as Burton fled, then rumors of a subsequent escape and pursuit.
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