Second Trial Of Dr Hyde In Col Swope Murder Case
Kansas City Mo October 16 Dr A Clark Hyde faces a second trial for the murder of Col Thomas Swope a famed Kansas City philanthropist. Hyde free on 50000 bail after a favorable bid for another trial, case long noted in criminal annals. The prosecution ties a string of deaths in the Swope family to Hyde citing cyanide capsules and typhoid outbreaks as motive and method. The Missouri Supreme Court granted a new trial on April 11, and the prosecutor’s office prosecutes this trial while Hyde’s supporters seek exoneration.
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Train Collision Kills Man and Horse at Crossing
In Bryan to Nix home area a southbound train crashed into a buggy as Had Lose Cal Ao George Tillery crossed the track. The buggy was destroyed and both rider and horse were killed. the event underscored the danger at the crossing. The county court met with Judge A G Hoard presiding and various officials in attendance. The Omaha Exposition opened today in Omaha Neb, highlighting West resources and promising three weeks of displays and large attendance.
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Inquiry resumes on United States Steel Trust probe
Washington January 16 The special House committee investigating the United States Steel Trust resumed hearings after a recess and will decide on further procedure today Several witnesses including J Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Carnegie are expected to be called The inquiry covers the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company relations and the steel trust’s transportation act and its ties with the International Harvester Company.
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Eight year old Moore suffers severe leg injury after wagon accident
Wil Moore an eight year old colored boy and wagon driver for Cooper and Hrogdon sustained four serious injuries Saturday when the wagon wheels dropped into ice. His leg was amputated and the bone ground to pieces. He was operated on by Drs Oliver and Cavite and is recovering gradually. A nearby notice advertises ten acres of smooth land for sale at $100 with easy terms via J W Batts.
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