Parkison Alibi Becomes Central Theme In Trial
A crowded courtroom followed the Parkison murder case as defense and prosecution battled over alibi details. Key witnesses described a night of drinking and travel from 6 p m to 1 a m with Parkison at various downtown locations. Cross examination tested consistency with coroner testimony as voir dire closed and morning arguments prepared.
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Parkison
Kendall
Baker
Capt. Roberts
Andrew Eagan
Kate Walsh
Eagan
Kate
H. P. Hynds
Capitol
Thornburg
Hynds
Ed Countryman
Chicago
Has. M. Beemer
Beemer
Parkisons
Gayne Drummond
Salt Lake Kate's
Hynily
Moyer
al McCune
Parkitok
Davidson
Clark
Ikison
Mac’s
Messersmith’s
Heansey's
Sergt. Allbright
Ohio
Moyer’s
McCune
Miller
Wise
Norton
Smith
Scott
Gibson Clark
Notice of Homestead Claim Proof in Wyoming Region
Notice published by the land office states that Prams Hoket of Cheyenne Wyoming filed for final proof on Homestead 1240 for the lot description in section 2 township 11 north range 66 west. The register will take testimony July 10, 18 at Cheyenne before witnesses Peterson Friderich Mohufer Andrew T Caleb Organ and Charlie F Middlestall, all of Cheyenne.
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Ouarerny Wro
Retttor
Han
Iver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wald Land
Vic
Peterson
Friderich Mohufer
Andrew T
Caleb P. Organ Ane Charlies
Middlestall
Cheyenne Walt
O Fo
Champlin
Reginter
Claimant Seeks Proof For Land Claim In Wyoming
Land Office announces that Damen J. O’Nelhy and others have filed for a proof of residence and cultivation for a homestead in townships 15 west range 47 west. Witnesses listed include Wilway PBI ps, Bu we uecher, Town Kiteinger, Joe Sehier, and Henry O.mehuile, all in Cheyenne Wyoming, with the hearing date to be set.
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Cunyes
Cheyenne
J. OrNelhy
Wilway Pbi
Buwe Uecher
Kiteinger
TY Joe Sehier
Henry O.mehuile Ali
Obeyenne
PA Mamplem
Convict Contract Moves to Laramie Prison Under Bond
The board of charities and reform in Wyoming secures James Marsh for state convict care at Laramie for fifteen years at 60 cents a day up to 25 prisoners and 45 cents above 100, with bonds totaling 85 000 plus 10 000 per additional fifty prisoners. The Joliet system ends, and oversight remains through district judges.
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Board of Charities and Reform
Penitentiary Commission
Gramm
Farwell
Burdick
Wyoming
Joliet
Laramie
United States
James Marsh
Potter
Marsh
Rawlins Penitentiary
Nebraska
Kilpatricks
Fredendall
Board of Charities
Murder Trial Play by Play in Tennessee Court
Read pretrial statements show David Poston’s ante mortem declaration alleging Col. King fired first after being called a scoundrel. King testifies denying charges in the King Pillow cross bill and claims the divorce bill is a fabrication while recounting a tense exchange.
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Memenis
Tenn
David Poston
Criminal
Col. King
Poston
King
Pillow
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge Organized in Evanston
A lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah has been instituted at Evanston marking a new chapter for the organization in the region. Members anticipate community service projects and fraternal activities under the lodge’s charter.
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Lodge of Daughters of Rebekah
Evanston
Scientific Waifs and Inventions Previewed in 19th Century Notes
A Cincinnati child is cured from idiocy by craniotomy. Barnard unveils a device using a selenium cell to locate comets. A German chemist creates artificial silk, lacking only in strength. Mayer notes Earth's possible melt if motion stops. Limoges patents a pure petroleum-fired porcelain furnace. Hoerde steel works desulphurize pig iron. licenses sought. Ozone from electric discharges coagulates milk. bacteria amplify oxidation in heat.
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Cincinnati
Barnard
Mayer
Limoges
Hoerde
Germany
Tolomei
Treadwell
Wesleyan University
Photography Notes on Lantern Slides and Color Work
Snap shots discuss Eikonogen clarity in crystala and timing with a pendulum on tripod. Aniline dyes color lantern slides, outdoor photo expeditions grow, beginners gain by studying experts. Lippmann color experiments questioned. Philadelphia Photographic Society honored at Liverpool show. Transparent celluloid slides trialed but yellow tint, curling, and cleanliness raise obstacles before replacing glass.
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Crystala
Lippmann
Photographic Society
Philadelphia
Robert S. Redfield
Philadelphia Society
Liverpool
Jewelry designs featured in Jewelers' Weekly catalog
The Jewelers' Weekly highlights new fashion jewelry pieces including a pin shaped as a shepherds staff with pearl crook, a tablet set between silver covers like an artist's palette, enamel flowers with diamond centers, a heart brooch with rubies and a diamond ribbon, a pearl button stud, a link cuff button, and floral enamel spoon handles. It also notes a tortoise opal brooch, an opal bracelet with eleven opals and twenty six diamonds, and a large central opal flanked by stones, all showcasing opals, diamonds, and rubies in varied settings.
Atchison Philosophy Reflections and Remedies
The Atchison Globe shares aphorisms on human nature and prudence, noting that losses yield winners and credibility matters. It cautions on financial pressure from mortgages, warns against bragging debt free, and cites first aid advice urging immediate vaseline or witch hazel after a bruise to reduce discoloration.
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Atchison Globe
Tragic Fatal Duel After Train Murder Near Eaton
A tramp shot dead a Denver brakeman aboard a northbound freight near Eaton Colorado. Brakeman Gillum pursued the killer, killing him after a gunfight. The confrontation drew cheers as Gillum returned, while the slain trainman is mourned.
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Eaton
Colo
Cheyenne
Denver Pacific
Frank Dillon
John Gillum
Dillon
Gillum
I Hill
Greeley
Dison
Denver
He Heard It Coming First Student and Telegraph Wires
Two students discuss a distant sound and the telegraph wires humming overhead. The second student mentions sending money after telegraphing his father, the pater familias, for funds.
Parrot Cracker Beliefs Stir Philosophical Talk
A playful dialogue questions the common belief that parrots love crackers, arguing for richer diets and a deeper taste for Browning. The speaker notes the absurdity of relying on crackers to fuel taste and calls for broader dietary and literary appreciation.
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Polly
Boston
Madan
Buffalo Wyoming lot offers waterworks and flouring mills
Advertisement for a Buffalo Wyoming lot promoting waterworks electric lights and flourishing mills. Claims the property lies in a garden of Wyoming and notes a prize potato crop in 1800. For maps and information contact Mass & Thom, Buffalo, Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Ge Garden
United States
Stormy reaction to Prince of Wales' conduct stirs Britain
London reports say the Prince of Wales faces rising opposition from middle class and political figures amid alleged gambling and military conduct. Generals Redvers Buller and Levett, along with secretary Stanhope, discuss disciplinary limits as church and political groups condemn the prince.
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New York Associated Press
London
Prince of Wales
Baptist
Unitarian Presbyterian
Boards of Guardians
Prince A Wales
House of Commons
Gladstone
Williams
Levett
War Office
Stanhope
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Connaught
Redvers Buller
Col. Stracey
Earl of Coventry
The
Buckhounds
Lord Coventry
Ascot
Wilkie Li
Cil
William Gordon Cuming
Chaplin
Dr. Salon
Aniwrean Offeiala
Chapelin
Rudyard Kipling Reported Dying in Italy
A New Brighton dispatch reports Rudyard Kipling the famed writer is said to be dying of consumption and has been moved to Italy for treatment. The item notes the information is received as private and unverified.
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Rudyard Kiplting
Prriswond
New Brighton
Rudyard Kipling
Italy
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Garrison
Pearl Raymond
Marnell
Dublin
Faton
Luke C. Colburn
Michian Agricultural College
Manuel Training
George W. Whyte
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
F.L. Neiswander
Michigan Agricultural College
Cora M. McDonald
Mass & Thom
Buffalo, Wyo
Wales
England
Albert Edward
William
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