Five Fort Leavenworth Mutiny Leaders Convicted of Murder
Five leaders of the Fort Leavenworth mutiny of November 1901 were found guilty of murder in the U S circuit court in Leavenworth. The defendants Mullins Barnes Robinson and Clark faced life sentences without parole after a jury verdict. Witnesses for the government disputed claims of mistreatment at the penitentiary and affirmed the deadly clash that left Guard Waldrope dead.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Waldrope
United States
Gilbert Mullins
Turner Barnes
Fred Robinson
Robert Clark
Mullins
Robinson
Ally rAamese
Noison
Waldrupe
Posses
Italian pair wed at Texas circus in courthouse knot
A couple from Italy, Rh. Altomente and Rose Valerio, obtained a marriage license at the Bryan Texas courthouse and were married by Justice W. Gille Mitchell with witnesses present. The ceremony ended with a dance under the big top during the circus parade.
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G. W. Mce- Michael
W. Gillie Mitchell watNation
Rh. Altomente
Rose Valerio
Italy
Duke of Devonshire Accepts Presidency of Free Food League
London October 17 The Duke of Devonshire former lord president of the council has conditionally accepted the presidency of the Free Food League It campaigns against the fiscal policy of Mr Chamberlain and Mr Balfour The parliamentary league committee accepted the conditions and informed the duke of Devonshire of their action
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London
Free Food League
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Balfour
League
Michael Hicks-Beach
Ritchie
Circus Day in Bryan Brings MASSIVE Turnout
Favorable weather drew a huge crowd to the Forepaugh and Sells Bros show in Bryan. A morning parade along business streets was viewed by thousands, with Marshall Boyett estimating seven thousand on the avenue. Attendance grew as rail and private conveyances arrived, with four to five thousand at the afternoon performance. The big circus provided large menagerie and sensational acts that satisfied spectators.
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Guard Parade and Oklahoma News Abridged
Guthrie Oklahoma October 17 The Oklahoma National Guard review at Camp Logan by Governor Ferguson drew a large crowd and a commendable parade through main streets. Muskogee November term court reports 500 true bills and a record 100 prisoners sentenced in one hour. Chickasaw legislature adjourned to November 2 planning to repeal the tribal cattle grazing tax amid a lethargic session.
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Okla
Oklahoma National Guard
Camp Logan
Ferguson
Muskogee
I. T
Criminal Court
Estern District
W. Raymond
Guthrie, Okla
Tishomingo
Alderman W. J. Stone Dies Suddenly in Chickasha
Alderman W. J. Stone, a hardware merchant once of Gainesville and Whitesboro Texas, collapsed and died Friday as he was entering his carriage to return home for dinner in Chickasha Oklahoma.
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Ww. J. Stone
Gainesville
Whitesboro
Tex
Tulsa Tornado Ravaged Streets With Torrential Rain
A Tulsa report notes over two and a half inches of rain in thirty minutes with winds tearing trees from roots and blowing down houses in the October 17 event.
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