Ghastly Murder Trial Recital Shocks Minneapolis Court
A grisly courtroom recount traces Harry Hayward s alleged plot to kill Miss Ging for her money with a railroad spike and bombshell of plans. Claus Blixt testifies how Hayward sought life insurance and plotted en route to restaurants, a barn, and elevator stabbings as witnesses reveal disturbing details from the Ozark flats.
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Hayward
Albert Hall
A Nyt
Mr. Hall
Alfred
Rand
Druntalk
Aviat
Mr. Nya
Haylyards
Wye
Blixt
Harry Hayward
Engina
Harvard
Enay
WishGe
Mear
Csammer
Gingimatter
Blist
Ging
Harry
The
Ozark
Ther
St. Paul
Miss Ging
Theammrder
Jim
Tsai
Minneapoli
Erwin
Attorney Erwin
Marie
Steirs
Wayward
Nye
Erwin Crow
AD. Fawin
Nre
Auidiu
Debates Open on $540 Million Gold Bond Authorization
The House opened six hours of debate on a bill to issue $540 million in gold bonds to redeem legal tender and treasury notes. Republicans like Reed attacked the revenue deficit while Patterson of Tennessee supported gold bonds. Cabinet discussions, bankers from New York, and London financiers are cited as pivotal to the plan, with expectations of no immediate new issuances.
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Wasnisetes
Hall of Misouri
Reed
Reveney
Patterson
Tennessee
New York
Pont Morgan
Culaio
Thor Bik
London
Wasi Wilh
Fragmented Senate Scrutiny and War Talk Amid Turbulent Dispatches
A garbled colonial era style summary reports Senate deliberations on route business and a District of Columbia appropriation bill, with scattered notes on diplomacy and China related to the USS Capen incident. Other items mention a Denver autopsy, a wedding in Chicago, and the death of Rev A H Coit, rector of St Paul’s in Concord.
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Antehell
Gaesen
Diane
Tennessey
Seong
Mirehell
Oregon
Tiaiesson
Emianiv
Io Thor
Chaimber
Senate
District of Colunbit
Navine Bean
A. H. Coit
D. D
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Cait
Trinity College
Four Discharged in Debs Conspiracy Case Before Judge Grosacup
The court discharged four defendants Dennis Lukin Ve k Drevov James McDonald and John Kiuske after defense attorneys urged dismissal. Judge Grosacup announced the discharge at court opening and reserved ruling on two others including Director John F. McVien. The defense argued against previous agreements and the strike involvement while the prosecution pressed for continued action.
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Spirney
Grosacup
Dennis Lukin
Ve K Drevov
James McDonald
John Kiuske
Ward
John F. McVien
Jet 3
Hanahan
RB. U
Debs
Cas
Ming An
Free Coinage Battle Marks South Dakota Debate
A 4 bill on free coinage of silver passes the legislature after a heated session in Pierre South Dakota with 43 votes for and 38 against. Republicans split, Populists all support. motion to seek allied support from other Western states adopted.
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South Ya
Pierre
S. D
Republican Party
Novel Experiment Opens Home Salons in Caivano
In Caivano on February 1 the first home salon opened at 69 West Adams Street. John Akachol and several assistants aided the bartender while a piano played. Temperance patrons drank, free samples were offered, and several visitors dropped in to sample drinks. A 10 cent drink option and a small game area with checkers and chess were present.
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Ghiego
Mhely
Caivano
West Adams Street
John Akachol
Barkeep
Ote Pretty Mise
Linton's Immigration Bill Proposed to Require Residency Proof
A bill by Representative Tinton of Maine proposes that aliens desiring to migrate must apply at the nearest U.S. diplomatic or consular post within three months of residence. It would require proof the applicant is not prohibited by any U.S. law and validly permits immigration before a certificate is issued.
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Wasnisutox
Tinton
United States
Feist
National Farmers Alliance meets in Raleigh
The National Farmers Alliance and Trade Union held its annual convention in Raleigh North Carolina. United States Senator elect Marion Butler, president of the alliance, opened with a welcoming address by Mayor Badger. L Lonell of South Dakota, ex president, and IB Dew of New York spoke. Delegates from several states attended. Disaster reports from abroad and local incidents were also noted.
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Mavisox
Wis
Farmers’ Organizations
Wisconsin
Upham
Hubbard
Agricultnral Stety
Sapran
Commell Ia
Raleigh
N.C
Rautish
N. C
Albanese and
Tadusmal Union
United States
Marion Builer
Natonal Alignes
Emer
Orfer
Ofeock
Badger
Wwelemug
Reespoltst
L. Lonel
South Dakota
Dew
New York
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Claus Bloom
Twenty-third Street
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Second Avenue South
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Dslst
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Ozark Flats
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Kansas
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Nutt
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Stocx City
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John W. Mackay
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Ninth Judicial Circuit
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Tom Reed
Navy Department
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National Farmers’ Alliance
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