Hayward Murder Trial Defense Closes Its Final Case
In Minneapolis March 8 the Hayward murder trial entered its defense close. Attorney Nye argued that Blixt acted under coercion from a stronger will, condemning hypnotism claims and stressing Hayward’s innocence. Judge Smith set a finish target for tomorrow afternoon as the jurors endured a packed courtroom and lengthy, emotional testimony.
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Minneapolis
Hayward
Harry Hayward
Erwin
Mitel. O
Irwin
Ny Convic
Bixt
Adry Hayward
Harry
Chia
England
Mrwin Lay
Hayward Gage
Loth
Bir Orwin
Builth
Suilth
Smith
Hr.win
Brigin
Glaua
A. Blixt
Clergy choose three for Marty successor in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls the counselors named three candidates to replace Bishop Marty, who moved to St. Cloud. The secret vote included Archbishop Ireland, Fr Lawler, Fr Menning, Fr Abner, Fr Maher, Fr Flynn, and Nicholas Redmond. The selections will go to a St Paul archdiocese meeting for final papal appointment. Installation expected July or August.
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Marty
Milnes Nominated on 116th Ballot in Kelemazoo GOP Caucus
Derroyne successor reports in Kelemazoo Michigan on March 9. The 111th ballot for a congressional candidate to succeed Julius Burrowe shows no change from last night. Lieut. Gov Milnes holds 11 votes, State Senator Clapp 12, John M. O. Smith 19, Washington Gardner 27 and Milnes is nominated on the 116th ballot.
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Kelemazoo
Mich
Julius
Burrowe
Milnes
Clapp
John M. O. Smith
Washington Gardner
Bank Robbery in Owa Caused Sensation and Shootout
A dramatic bank raid in Owa ended with two robbers fleeing by buggy after a gunfight that wounded several bystanders. One suspect was killed, another captured after surrendering at a barn. sheriff returned the surviving robber to town. The gang's 19-year-old member confessed to planning the job, naming Charles W. Crayford, Madison County, and Homewood as origin. Local post office, bystanders, and townsfolk suffered minor injuries amid the pursuit.
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Aenne
Leach
Bailey
Odenpants
Atringera
Arunh
Burrender
Telen
Fred
Robbar
Payne
Min
Rafer Boy
Charles WV
Crayford
Patterson
Madteon County
Wilking
Minacanta
Stillwater
Crawford
Williams
Wilkins
Indianold
Reading
W. W. Crawford
Madison County
Brille
Leen
R. S. Barr
Nin
Me Byars
M. Simrock
Dee Betker
Republican Sixth district convention adjourns after 110 ballots
Kalamazoo Mich March 8 The Sixth district Republican convention to nominate a successor to Tulius O Burrows adjourned after 110 ballots. Ballot figures showed Gardner 27, Smith 29, Clapp 12, Milnes 11, with McUlson and Sinking also listed. Springfield Marth Gen McClern sinking. recovery hopes fading as Hyphalyinns doubt end. Woman shot by 5 Wonsan in New York left eye. Covhran 30 real estate agent arrested McCoy Hold. Pierre S D Charles McCoy held to grand jury in $1000 for conspiracy in Taylor Getaliation. Warehouse Burns. Fond du Lac Wis O C Steenberg warehouse destroyed. loss $25,000 insured. Madrid Soles mine fire at Corrado near Huelva. twenty killed.
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Wonsan
New York
March &—Besale Halfbanks
Ianae A. Covhran
McCoy
Pierre
Charles T. McCoy
Taylor
Fond du Lac
Wis
O. C. Steenberg
Republicans to Central Ealt Lake Utah March 5
Republicans meet in Central Ealt Lake Utah to elect a constitutional convention slate after a Republican caucus agreement. Democrats renominated candidates and officers were mostly acclaimed in Chattanooga Tennessee. Heath-Irish of America to hold congress at Legion Virginia from June 20 to 28.
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Ealt Lake
Utah
Scotohwrish
Chattanooga
Tenn
Legion
Chuatye
Illness and Brunt Recount From Disjointed 1894 Letters
Fragmented OCR reveals a 1894 era medical testimonial regarding a rheumatic cure and a brutal crime report from Toledo area. The note by Henry Bronor claims recovery after using a tonic while referencing doctors. Separately, Joseph Shonbrick is described as brutally tortured and robbed in Toledo region by masked assailants who steal over $1,000 and burn family members.
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Miaile Duilde Birstatty
ABS
Ewanson
Oura
Jomni
As Wisiter
Wisit
Liverpool
Twaste Lotto
Berlin
Paels
Chicago
Mher
Eurad
Hennzar Bronor
Noledo
Joseph Shonbrick
Hote Wis
Ban
Tham
Shoubriele
Windor
Goulds Wedding in New York House of Wealth and Ceremony
Miss Ann Gould wed Count Paul Ernest Boniface da Castellano at noon under purple canopies in the Gould mansion East Indian room. Archbishop Corrigan officiated as 1,000 poor children feasted at an industrial school event funded by the bride and sister Helen Gould.
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Minn Amun Gould
Archbishop Corrigan
Prince del Drago
Raoul Douyal
Brockholst Qoutting
Howard Gould
Annus Gould
George
J. Gould
Little Pages
Mastera Kingdon
Tay Gould
Helen Gould
Beatrice Richardson
Catherine Cameron
Adelaide Montgomery
O Connors SADDLE OFFICIAL BOND IN SADDLE
O Connor qualified as United States marshal before Judge Priest and posted a 340,000 bond with multiple sureties. The ceremony drew friends as O Connor announced Kis alumni and pledged further appointments. In Jacksonville Victoria W Coup, famous for serious deeds, died of pneumonia.
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Campbell
Hin Aiden
Paul
R. T. O'Connor
United States
Priest
William, Dawson
Robert A. Smith
Wiliam Hamm
George W. Wentworth
Mr. O'Connor
Marshal O'Connor
Kis
J. M. Reading
Col
Tim Rhee- Nan
W. M. Campbell
Trishal
Arrest Battle Ends in Fatal Wound Near Richmond
Richmond March 6 Police clashed with Tom Graves a mountain deputy drunk who fired at officers while riding through the main street. Graves was shot in the head back and shoulders and died after a mile on his horse. His brother William Graves remained at large, having escaped from the penitentiary and resisting arrest.
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Richmond
Ity
Tom Graves
Fred
Graves
New Party Plan Urges Silver Standard and Government Currency
A fragmentary historic text argues for returning to a gold and silver standard with silver as legal tender equal to gold. It condemns party dictation on money and calls for a new party uniting silver supporters. Notables: A Z Warner and John S Jones among signatories. Joseph C O Sibley suggested if authority existed.
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United States
Thia
Bf Matorcat-learing
The
United
Aska
Silver
A. Z. Warner
American
Bimetallic League
John S. Jones
United States Senate
M. Stewart
Joseph CO. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Locked in a Vault Tragedy at Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bauer, messenger No. 23 of the Western Union, died after playful friends locked him in a vault at the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. The doors with combination locks were slammed shut and Bauer could not escape until the door was battered open.
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Minneapois
Andrew Bauer
Western ‘Union
Mear
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew
Fire damages stock at Massetter’s drug store
A 4 o'clock fire at Massetter's drug store at Fourth and Wabasha streets caused smoke and water damage to the stock and fixtures. Owner Air. Mussetter estimated about $12,000 on insurance and anticipated a loss around 80 percent of that amount.
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St. Paul
Massetter
Fourth
Wabasha Atreeta
Mussetter
Losa
Judge authorizes sale of $205000 second mortgage bonds
Minneapolis March 7 Judge Runsell granted an order allowing the receiver of the Guarantee Loan Company to sell $205,000 in Wheat Pullman second mortgage bonds to Theophilus King C. C. Chapman and other eastern parties. Bonds will bring about 10 cents on the dollar with twelve days for creditors to subscribe to the sale.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Runsell
Guaranty Loan Company
Theopollus King
C. ¢. Chapman
Advances in burglar tools from old London periodicals
The article discusses a range of lockpicking implements and burglary aids described by George Ethelbert Walsh in Home and Country. It details nippers, tweaked “ding” tools, and the practice of leaving keys in locks as a deterrent, noting the evolving arms race between makers of safe-reward tools and professional burglars.
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Budglar
Ditiea
Andy Dita
Delita
Calsea
Jimmy
Bhoyatl Inaldej
George Ethelbert’. Walsh
Ag Anfomakers
Borghs
Pico
Changes in dress and textiles since Jeffersonian era
A fragmented discussion traces clothing and textile evolution from early American homespun to ready made garments after Independence. It notes widespread linen, cotton, woolen cloth production, the rise of ready to wear, and the decline in costly fabrics as manufacturing facilities expanded, with regional timing from 1820 to mid-19th century.
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Pregent
Famillea
Lyman Beecher
Brussels
Jefferson
New Yorks
Portrait Painter’s Troubled Session and a Mother's Face
A painter in Paris repeatedly sees the sitter’s face change from a calm woman to an aged, troubled visage. He deduces the strain of social pretense on the model, who asks for a rest, while rumor of a prodigal son surfaces. The artist’s eventual linking of the mother’s face to a reforming climax ends with a sorrowful miniature. New York
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Paris
Stoie
Ihig
Howe
Besida
New, York
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