Sensation in court as Youtsey acts frantic in Goebel case
In Georgetown Kentucky the Youtsey trial erupts with the defendant shouting that Goebel is not dead and denying any contact with Goebel. The judge adjourns the session as deputies restrain Youtsey and Arthur Goebel testifies about the murder.
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Copper mine rush in Beaver county sparks gold find
Excitement rises in the western Beaver county camp as several copper mines show unexpected gold wealth. A major miner rush gains pace near the county’s western edge bordering Colorado and New Mexico. Joe Bailey plans Democratic speeches in Illinois and Indiana from Fort Worth on October 10.
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Deffenbach Case Ties Stenographer to Frauds Probe
Chicago reports a woman stenographer linked to the Deffenbach case by her familiarity with life insurance methods. Three men, Dr. A. M. Unger, Francis Wayland Brown, and Frank H. Smiley, remain in jail as two new warrants allege conspiracy to obtain 5000 from the Canadian Order of Foresters and 2000 from Knights and Ladies of Honor.
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Commutation for Brady in Garfield County Case
Governor Barnes commutes John Brady from life to 30 years for highway robbery in Garfield county. Brady, Kansas native, faced murder indictment and a body found behind a straw stack. The move aims to enable him to claim an estate share while his life sentence remains unfinished.
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Remanded on Charge After Waived Examination
A man charged with killing S. A. Gamble at Taylor two years ago waived examination and was remanded to jail to await the grand jury at the January term of the district court. President Powell Suspended by vote of 103 to 6 at the grand division convention in St. Louis. Major Edward Goldberg Indian agent dies from mushroom poisoning at Seneca Missouri. his wife is ill. Reports of Guayama shooting in San Juan exaggerated. Joseph Rodriguez killed, two injured. political fight locals involved.
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