Pretty but Naughty Miss Tuttle Pleads Guilty in Mail Letters Case
In St Louis on Nov 28 Miss Dixie Tuttle a Mexico Missouri farmer's daughter pleaded guilty in federal court to sending objectionable letters through the mails to Miss Turley and others about Claude Lambury. Judge Finkelnburg fined her $400 and costs, noting it was her first offense and urging leniency, as she sobbed and admitted the wrongdoing. Her father accompanied her. she paid the $500 total with costs.
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Mutineers at Sevastopol In Black Sea Mutiny
Report from Sevastopol describes mutineers in control of the city bay via the Pantelstnen and Ota chakom ships while crews ashore remain loyal. Admiral Chouknin may be negotiating, with reinforcements arriving from Odessa and Pavlograd to restore order as British and American officials monitor the volatile situation.
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Shrewd Swindler Fleeces 200 Stakeholders in St Louis
A week of swindles leaves about several thousand dollars lost to Charles K Lehrberg a 50 year old con man who used forged life insurance policies from an unrelated company Detectives hunt for him while a warrant for forgery is issued The Maude Reese murder case unfolds with Joseph Brown 21 implicated as a suspect in the Chicago area and linked to a parolee trusted by a philanthropic woman.
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Revenue Men Raid Shiners District in Knott County
News from Owlngavil and Brott county reports a posse led by United States Marshal Bird Holiday raiding the moonshiners district. Four stills destroyed, several moonshiners captured, aided by locals Fred Conlay and Wr Williams. Also included: executions, suicides, and a murder case from multiple cities as of November 28.
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Turkey Yields To Power Vienna Dispatch
The Turkish sultan via Tewfik Pasha told Baron Von Ca- Nee Austria Hungary’s ambassador that Turkey accepts the powers demand on the Macedonian financial center. In Kansas City one killed and 12 injured as rock fall at a center city excavation for an office building. Boston’s American National Bank closes its doors with creditors expected to be paid in full. In Danville Illinois a man killed and another wounded while sleeping in a tent at a Ble Mour construction camp in a suspected racially charged attack.
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Senator Burton Verdict in Rialto Case
The jury finds Senator Joseph Ralph Burton of Kansas guilty on all six counts for using his senatorial influence in favor of Rialto Grain & Securities Co. An appeal to the Supreme Court is planned.
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Gatling guns for prison in Missouri riot deterrent
Governor Folk and Warden Hall ordered Gatling guns to be mounted on Missouri Penitentiary walls. Officers will man them to sweep approaches if walls are attacked, aiming to deter future riots and escapes after a long conference.
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WRECK AT BAKER'S BRIDGE KILLS 15 NEAR LINCOLN
Lincoln Mass Nov 28 The worst railroad wreck in years occurred at Baker's Bridge station on the Fitchburg main line. The night express to Montreal crashed into a local Boston to Marlborough train. At least 15 people were killed or burned and 30 or more seriously injured. Many others suffered minor injuries.
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Gov Davis in a Fight with Dinsmore in Arkansas
Gov Davis and ex-Congressman H A Dinsmore had a personal clash in Paysetteville Arkansas on November 28. Dinsmore struck Davis with a pistol and Davis allegedly broke Dinsmore’s cane in return. Separate note from New York on November 22 reports a dentist presenting Prince Louis of Battenberg with a $1000 bill for a dental prosthetic work done in 12 hours, referred to the British consul.
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