Noted Criminal Mannow Sentenced After Guilty Plea Controversy
In Chicago a man named Mannow was sentenced to death after pleads guilty to murder of Cary Birch. The case centered on claimed assurances of mercy from Judge Horton, who disputed the mercy promise and denied pressuring a guilty plea. Mannow is the fourth Cook County inmate sentenced to death on a guilty plea.
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Mercy Overruled as Judge Sentences Manow and Windrath
In a river city courtroom, W S Forrest urged mercy for Mannow amid a layered defense strategy. Prosecutors revealed strong evidence against Mannow and Windrath, including Alvina Schmidtke’s nonwife status, a planned murder, and a plea strategy. Judge Horton rejected leniency, detailing the cold blooded nature of the crime and affirming the jury’s sentence. The case highlighted courtroom maneuvering, immunity offers, and the balance of mercy versus duty.
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Unclear outlook as mills pause amid silver coinage debate
The report notes weak sentiment at conventions favoring silver coinage and a waiting stance by advocates, delaying monetary action. Mills, including cotton and woolen, have begun temporary shutdowns after signatures indicate possible stoppages. Wheat and hay prospects remain strong, suggesting staple prices unlikely to rise. weekly U S failures drop from last year while Canada cases rise.
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Sanger Wins Mile Open Pro at Peoria Meet
Peoria’s Lakeview Park hosted a crowded second day of racing on June 27. Sanger dominated the mile open professional, finishing ahead of Cooper and Gardiner as track records fell to 2:09. Other top results included Woods missing the world half mile by 0.2 seconds, Becker winning amateur mile handicap, and Cooper, Peabody, and Ingraham recording notable times in various events.
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Wisconsin village bonds face de facto officer ruling
Milwaukee dispatch reports a New Jersey Supreme Court decision holding de facto officers elected in good faith may sign acts as legally elected officials. If Wisconsin adopts, bond issues and obligations by villages and officers would be legalized, easing bondholder concerns though a special legislature meeting may still be needed. It notes only the attorney general can challenge such authority and mentions related items on veteran encampment planning and Rhodes company resignations.
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Explosion at Peters Tenn Kills Man and Injures Few
CHATTANOOGA June 27 A dynamite blast at Peters Tenn about thirty miles from here costs one life and injuries at least two others. A young man named Joyner is reported dead. In another note, Glencoe murderers guarded by Minnesota National Guard company D arrive in Ramsey county jail while authorities plan safer relocation. Epworth League convention in Springfield Illinois ends with Governor Altgeld delivering a well received address and calling for prohibition of liquor traffic.
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London Has Not Heard the News
London reports no official confirmation of a New York dispatch claiming nineteen British subjects were jailed by Venezuelans during Crown Surveyor Harrison’s arrest. The Foreign Office sees no reason to believe the report is true. Also noted is the consolidation of Fort Howard Wisconsin and Green Bay post offices on June 7.
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Prison escape rattles Indianapolis jail impregnable
Whit Star a burglar sentenced to two years escaped Marion county jail by sawing bars with a gas pipe lever through cupola ventilation. Night turnkeys failed to detect the break, allowing Star to slip into a ventilator and vanish, leaving sheriff and jailer to face blame.
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Democrats for sound money may drift in Indiana
Indiana Democrats debate the party’s stance after the state convention’s silver action. Ex-Congressman George W. Cooper signals possible but doubtful moves toward a sound money ticket if Chicago backs free silver. Leaders largely back the convention, with Turpie nominating Governor Matthews and Blackburn’s exit shaping votes. Canton Marion votes to disband after a storied career as a top drill unit. A Shelbyville murder case reports John Marsh stabbing Lissie Mohinidt’s husband after a failed attempt to persuade her to return home.
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Telegraphed Crime Briefs From Pullman and Washington
Abbreviated telegrams report Lewis Roseland poisoning his 38 year old daughter and then killing himself at their Pullman Tilg home. Another entry notes Irving L. Ford, a Black man, hanged in Washington for the murder of a white girl, Kre loysa, aged ten or seven.
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Funeral plans for Lyman Trumbull outlined in sober rites
Cuicano June 37 reports Lyman Trumbull's funeral will be simple with little display. Relatives request modest arrangements, burial at the old Trumbull homestead on Lake Avenue at 2:30 PM. Rev. H W Thomas to officiate. Imperial quartet to perform. honorary escort drawn from notable publicists and friends.
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Cornell Takes All In Sights In Great Varsity Rowing
The Cornell eight won the four mile straight away boat race on the Hudson in 19 minutes 20 seconds over Harvard and Pennsylvania with Columbia fourth. Cornell also won the freshmen race two days earlier with the same top finish order. Conditions were favorable and the ebb tide aided a fast time.
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Evening Letter List From Uncalled For Notices
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