Mob Hen Third Victim Hanged After Rockport Lynching
Rolla, implicated in the Hollie Simons murder, was hanged in the Booneville jail yard by about 100 men from Rockport after storming the jail at 8 20. Sheriff’s deputy failed to stop the mob. the lynching occurred without a shot fired amid public approval in Rockport.
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Vermian Motel
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Governor halts lynching party in Booneville case
In Indianapolis on December 17 Governor Mount wired Captain Birm of Company EL at Evansville to countermand the order for life and to stop his men from proceeding to Booneville after learning of the lynching of a Black man there.
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Governor denounces lynching in Indianapolis
Governor Mount denounces the lynching and pledges a full investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice. He regrets two lynchings occurred during his administration and says responsible citizens must not take the law into their own hands, promising action even if prominent figures are implicated.
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Mob Seeks Suspect After Assault Near Calcutta
A posse of citizens in Calcutta, Tennessee, searches the woods for a negro alleged to have assaulted Annie Neal, 15, daughter of farmer John Neal. The attacker choked the girl, left her unconscious under leaves, and set the scene on fire. a passerby extinguished the flames and saved her life. The victim remains in critical condition.
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Cigar Company Passes Into Receivership in Columbus
Dee the Krotz and Son Cigar company today became the property of a receiver after an application by Barry A Rafferty claiming the debts exceed assets. The firm sold goods across several states and held a considerable commercial reputation.
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President to visit shipyard if union action stays quiet
Washington reports President plans a Western trip to witness the launching of a new battleship next May, pending no disruptive events from the Union Iran works or related protests. Builders Heahin Obie noted the president’s assurance but exact date remains undelivered.
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Kentucky Goes to Manila Resolution Sparks Travel
Constantinople Pec 17 Phe United States battleship Kentucky Caplan Chester has sailed from Smyrna en route to Manila.
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Gneisenau Disaster at Malaga Claims Survivor Count
Dec 27 report on the Gneisenau wreck at Malaga notes the commander’s claim of loss and lists 40 survivors with 30 injured. One saved, Berndt son of Count Von Buelow, is among the rescued. Of the injured 30, 185 were taken to hospital, 156 sheltered in the bay area. The municipality supplies food. Geren colony members and Spanish ladies offer nursing. Consular flags fly at half mast.
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British defeat Boers at Orange River headline
Report from London says several thousand men engaged in a battle at the Orange River with the Boers suffering heavy losses. British forces reportedly surrounded the Boers at daybreak and won a decisive victory after hours of fighting with many killed wounded and captives detailed in the dispatch.
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Magaliesburg Described in Two-Parcel Engagement
The account details a night battle at Magaliesburg with British forces under General Clement and Colonel Legge defending a horseshoe position against Boer attackers. Legge was killed, heavy fighting ensued, and Northumberland and yeomanry units conducted delaying actions as Clement reorganized and withdrew toward Thielfonier after dawn.
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Kitchener Reports Defeat in Cape Colony Action
London dispatches confirm Boer forces captured a detachment near Seas Stron on Orange River colony with TOT men taken prisoner. Sir Alfred Milner succeeds Lord Roberts as administrator of conquered South African territory, moving to Johannesburg due to the war’s delay, not signaling a settlement or capitulation.
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Outlaw Marvin Kuhns Seeks Parole and Reform in Indiana
Indianapolis News interviews Marvin Kuhns, the wanted killer linked to Campau’s murder, as he defends his innocence and expresses a wish to reform. Representative George W. Louttit plans to advocate for his pardon or parole, amid talks with Ohio authorities, while Kuhns asserts readiness to resist arrest and seeks a fresh, lawful life.
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Interview with Marvin Kuhns the noted desperado in Fort Wayne
Special staff correspondent William H. Blodgett spoke with Marvin Kuhns, famed horse thief and outlaw, in Fort Wayne on Saturday. Kuhns gave his account of his mansion and discussed his status as a fugitive, drawing attention to the day’s sensational capture and escape rumors.
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Smallpox at Ann Arbor Hospital
Bee says J Ray Watkins of Manchester Michigan is a smallpox patient in University hospital. Ninety two other patients and medical students were vaccinated immediately and the hospital will be closed to incoming patients and visitors for two days.
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Opening Argument in Goetz Porto Rico Case at Supreme Court
The Goetz v United States case on Porto Rico's status was taken up at 2 30 p m with Attorney General Gage and others attending Opening argument by Everett Brown for Goetz asserted Porto Rico was not a Turkish country and that duties on goods from Porto Rico violated constitutional provision ensuring uniform duties Statehood and territorial powers were debated with Perkins outlining constitutional limits and the theory of a constitution as a power of attorney The court adjourned at 4 20 p m to resume tomorrow with further arguments by Perkins and others
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Volunteers Return Home From Manila Rally
A fragmented note describes volunteers returning from Manila after a movement rally. It references New Year embers and a climactic point on a veteran group’s seventh stand, with mentions of the eleventh effort and a hopeful tone for forthcoming events.
American Senate Debates Nicaragua Canal Rights
The Senate consented to fix a vote time on the Hay-Princepote treaty with a session lasting until the first vote. Senator Money protested U S control, arguing for independence from Britain and highlighting changes since 1850. Senator Lodge and Senator Mason supported asserting U S defense rights and international law over a canal by the nation or private enterprise.
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Senate in Open Session Presses Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
Washington Dee 17 The Senate met in open session for about an hour today then adjourned to executive session over the Hay Pauncefote treaty. Mr Chandler of Florida caused a stir trying to move a Montana water rights resolution but the effort failed. No other business was transacted.
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Dills Issued To Divide Kentucky And West Virginia Districts
Under rules, the to day issued Dills to divide Kentucky and West Virginia into two districts. The act creates another district judge for the region and refers the state claim for further interior department investigation. Page three continuation.
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