Unger's Self Defense Claim in Murder Trial
New York Feb 18 The trial of Captain Edward Unger for killing August Bohle and sending his body to Baltimore resumes with Unger recounting a brutal night of struggle. He describes Bohle's abuse and his own actions with a poker knife hammer and the trunk after Bohle's death. Witnesses describe the tense courtroom as Unger pleads self defense and the jurors listen intently.
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Wind storm wreaks havoc near Denver and beyond
A February wind storm raged from 4 am to 2 pm, tearing roofs from buildings in Denver and causing severe train wrecks on the Denver & Booth Park road near Comp Aid where most passengers and trainmen were hurt. A Union Depot to Morrison train plunged down an embankment, injuring several. On the Denver & Rio Grande north of Colorado Springs, the Balt Lake express derailed, with no injuries reported as the mail car burned.
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Wisconsin and New York Briefs From February Reports
Wisconsin Assembly postpones one mill school tax repeal by 62 to 26 and considers a constitutional amendment to raise school age to twenty. Senate approves $8,000 for a Gettysburg dead soldiers monument. veterans in late war exempt from poll tax. Various bills pursue inheritance tax, medical licensing, veterinary controls, and northern Wisconsin circuits. In New York, Speaker Carlisle comments on Treasury post prospects amid a Minnesota Thrasher Company formation. Trenton notes a grisly murder trunk found in Edington, Pa. Lyons flood relief eyed for state aid. five miners die at Wilbur coal mines near Lavant, Ontario. Michigan sees 800 bills introduced. embezzlement case in Boston. Iowa reports 131 railroad deaths in 1890s figures. Washington reports two Senate ordnance bills referred to fortifications subcommittees. Ashland, Wisconsin mine sale to Milwaukee syndicate for $1.2 million.
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