Hayward murder trial updates and cross examinations
The Minneapolis Hayward case proceeds with testimony contrasting alibi and motive. Jurors hear details of loans, a missing watch, and alleged bribes while Adry Hayward emerges as central to the violence narrative. Witnesses describe plans, treachery, and the effect on family and court proceedings as the trial continues.
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Minneapolis
Hayward Mandev
Nye
A. H. Hall
Harry
Hamel
Ging
Arry
Adry
Itm
Harold C. Stevens
Wood
Lake of the Isles
Lake Calon
Credit Commutation Meeting Scheduled for Policy Update
Crelith Commaptation reports Blonx City March 1. The Credit Commutation company calls an executive committee meeting early next month to announce policy changes in response to recent developments. A $400,000 tax vote expires unless the Missouri river bridge funding is completed amid looming freezing conditions.
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Crelith
Blonx City
Yown
Congressional Aide Debate Shifts to Indian and Budget Bills
Washington scenes unfold as the Senate and House clash over the Indian appropriation, the Sundry Civil bill, and deferral of the cable question. Debate centers on education, religious sectarian issues, and extra pay for congressional staff while moves to fund theater projects and arbitration measures unfold amid partisan tensions.
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Waslington
Web
Senate
Mrc Pattigrew
South
Dakota
Audi
House of Representatives
Washington
Wileh
Congress
Frlanda
White
California
House
Meobera
Warhington
James G. Blain
Great Britain
Greaham
Tullan Pauncefoto
United States
Del
Balletina
Department of Labor
Aenato
Fire Rages Through Crane and Pioneer Works District
A devastating blaze tore through the Pioneer and Crane Elevator Works area at 245 South Jefferson Street in Chicago. Approximately 300 women and many men and boys were at work when the fire started, with heavy losses and embers spreading to nearby buildings as high winds drove the flames. Although no casualties were confirmed, extensive damage to factories and multiple structures, including the Pioneer Paper Company and Hotel Hertz, was reported, with insurance expected to cover most losses.
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Doudingny
Chicago
Ihaestner
Joferson ‘Street
Pioneer, Paper ‘Company
Ehertz- Feather Coospany
Atampeda
Kueatner Watlding
Ule- Vater
Orine Company
Orst
Train Meld Un Robbed Near Dallas in 19th Century Heist
Seven highwaymen halted a northbound Houston and Texas Central train near a Missouri Kansas and Texas crossing north of Dallas. They bound the engineer and disarmed the express messenger Harvie, forcing him to unlock the safe. No money was taken. a collision occurred as the train moved, but no passengers were injured. Sheriff bloodhounds pursued the robbers but failed to recover any money.
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Dallas
Tex
Houston
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Here
Thay
Harvie
Menaenxir
Halifax in Flames a Million Dollar Property Destroyed
Fire at Deep Water terminal and nearby buildings in Halifax N S wipes out property valued around a million dollars. Five workers injured as sheds and warehouses burn, Dominion Government faces losses over 600000 unins ured, merchants report 200000 in city losses with goods in burned sheds worth about 400000.
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Halifax
N.S
Severn
Dartmouth
Dominion Jovernment
Aity “Werchants
Forged notes blamed on West Duluth merchants probe
Police in West Duluth report Piet’s complaints about forged checks circulated among merchants. Officials say no active organized gang has been found for months and will reveal suspects in custody as soon as possible.
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Worl
Dulutus
Piet
West Duluth
Not Believed Reports From Bluefields Port
Washington officials discount rumors of trouble at Bluefields port claiming no warships nearer than the Atlanta at Colon. Commander reports say conditions are quiet and no incidents have occurred at the port despite circulating claims.
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Washington
Stars and
Navy Departments
Bluefields
Atlanta
Colon
Ayeeyting
Riot at Savannah lectures ends in mob violence
A mob estimated at 8,000 to 10,000 gathered around Masonic Temple in Savannah as ex priest Slattery faced a lecture. Police and militia clashed with the crowd. windows were broken, rockets or bricks flew, and officers escorted Slattery and his wife to safety. Catholic leaders urged restraint amid threats of further trouble.
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Savannah
Trom
Mayo Meyers
Tad
Masonic Temple
Ona
Mattery
Catholleltain
Letty
Outland
Orler
McDermott
Jeave
Slattery
Tnl
Meyers
William Garyard
Tle
Catholica
Sintter
Revolt in Cuba Sparks Islandwide Upheaval
Reports say several Cuban revolutionary groups have risen in Arma and other parts of the island as Governor General Lina issues a proclamation suspending constitutional guarantees. Excitement runs high. many leaders are arrested. In New York the Cuban uprising plans allegedly dated back to February, with Jose Marti and Gen. Maximo Gomez said to have returned to Cuba to signal the revolt.
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Arma
Talim
Hayana
Cuba
Lina
New York
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Fob
Jose Marti
Maximo Gomez
Tied for Loggers in Black River Falls Wisconsin
In Black River Falls Wisconsin the mild winter ruined logging roads, leaving millions of feet of timber idle on the skidway. The season’s unusually short winter and hot spell could push the crop 40 percent below the planned generation, threatening a reduced cut.
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Black River Falls
Wic
Geneon
Indictments For Election Frauds In Kansan City
Twenty one indictments were returned today by the general grand jury probing alleged election corruption from the fall vote. The panel had been examining charges of fraud and irregularities over the past several months.
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Kansan City
Spneral Grand Jury
Woman dies from lamp explosion injuries in East Side fire
Minneapolis February 28 The woman burned when a lamp exploded at an East Side bagnio died at the hospital. Police would give no name, only that she was known as Lotile.
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Minneapolis
Houge Phyalelan McClunninn
Coal Recovery, Duluth Minas Eb
The wittlera drilled an artesian well west of Rainy Lake City piercing a six foot column of water at a depth of 250 feet while recovering coal.
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Duluth
Minas
Wittlera
Stephen
Rainy Lake City
State Farmers Convention Opens in Saint Paul
The Minnesota state farmers convention met at the Central hall in Saint Paul on February 28 with about sixty leaders and delegates. Officers elected include President Charles Tatler of Saint Paul and First Vice President J. Smith of Duluth. others named are William Albracht, William Newman, George Edwards, W. McGraw, I. O. Shonda, and J. Muller with committees on constitution and by laws led by D. Connell and J. Wheelers.
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Nmi
Organivo
St. Paul
7. Smith
Duluth
Abe
Deitelman
St.’ Paul
Lhwa
D. Connell
St Pauly
D." Wheelers
Minneapolis
W. FB
McGraw
Fire destroys Brooklyn city hall trapping family
A Newarkish account reports a blaze in Brooklyn on Tob. 28 causing about 50000 in damage to City Hall. Firemen fought waterlogged halls and secured a perilous escape route for Keeper Duon and his ailing wife Mrs Duon who were trapped atop the building as the cupola collapsed shortly after the fire was found. Justice statue shattered by debris from the falling tower bolt broke.
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Brooklyn
City Hall
Duon
Alciiitus
Jutico
Pettigrew Denies Borrowing From Taylor in Treasury Fraud Report
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota rebutted a circulated report about the Treasury resignation involving Treasurer Taylor. He said he possessed no additional knowledge and never borrowed money from Taylor. He cited Christmas rumors from Charles McCoy claiming Taylor was short funds and that relatives would cover a $60,000, but Pettigrew insisted there was no truth to any borrowing or personal financial dealings.
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Grytog
Felas
Averyman
Mohey
Witton
Sweetzer
Dywity
Adry Haywhard
A. M. -Bweatsar
Wilson
Erwin
Sweateer
M.D. Wilson
Grwin
Taylor
Systematic Crusade Against American Cattle Hailed in Paris
The French press and influential deputations have denounced American cattle imports arriving at La Valletta amid claims of terrible conditions. The minister of husbandry faces pressure as deputations cite alleged abuses and injuries, fueling a heated international response.
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Paris
la Valletta
Human Target Shot In Exhibition Incident
Chicago February 28 The life shooting exhibition at Eingel's pavilion ends with William Hinderlo dying of a abdomen wound after being shot by Professor Albert Relek hoff. The coroner's inquest is pending as authorities review the case.
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Varret
Chicago
William Hinderlo
Albert, Relekhoff
Eingel's Pavilion
Drayton Divorce Case Filed in Trenton NJ
Mrs Charlotte Augusta Drayton seeks divorce from James O. C. Drayton in New Jersey court. She filed a counter petition via her counsel asking for divorce on the ground of desertion citing his alleged abandonment.
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Drrton
Trenton
N. J
Charlotte Augusta Drayton
James_ OC. Drayton
Pate Brady Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Ottumwa Iowa Feb 28 Pate tick Brady ox overseer of the poor was sentenced today to two years in the penitentiary The charge cited involved a conviction for misappropriating funds amid a city treasury scandal with substantial sums reported running into thousands of dollars
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Pate Tick ‘Brady
Wyne
Diphtheria Cure Probe Ends In Montreal Return
Dr. A De ban thyny, sent by the Quentes KOVeLnMes to investigate Dr. Raux's diphtheria cure, returned today and was convinced of its alleged efficacy. Ob. 28.
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A. de’ Banthyny
Quentes Kovelnmes
Dr. Raux
Ita Offlegey
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