Charles W Dunn Testimony In Fatal Tuesday Case
Charles W Dunn testified he did not see Alice on the fatal Tuesday and only heard of her disappearance from Ida. He described his background in Fort Wayne since 1872 and claimed no fear or recognition of guilt, while prosecutors argued Dunn would have faced greater risk carrying a body past an old well and cistern to dispose of it.
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Ida
Hendanville
Port Wayne
Vrtl
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Natal
Cole
Tick
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Maio Sampleson
Marie Sampleton
Ble
Hare
Coles Wek Asker
Washington
Omrainer
Ohio
Acré
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John Poinsett
Poinsetts
Dion Lwing
Noble County
Maggie Fritz
Weissel
Mertie
Withers
Dean
Meander
Allin County
Waintell
Wallen
Jiinn
Pease
Thomas Swank
Doms House
Ant Knorrs
Marie
Duan
Neviar
Frente
Siw
Ste
Res Wwener
Dunton
Danton
Marie Sampieson
del ‘ Reed
Ott
Gent
Merle
Court hearing details dramatic defense questioning
Transcribed trial session shows defense counsel urging jurors to doubt the evidence. Testimony covers defendant Dunn, witness credibility, and alleged relationships as prosecutors press for specific observations about doors, patches, and alibi details.
Man Detained After Cataleptic Episode Near Richmond
A man described as suffering a cataleptic attack was found at a hotel in Richmond after previously wandering from Fort Wayne to Chicago. He claimed asylum fears, said his mother in Pres Berg sent funds, and described inconclusive police interviews as investigators pursue the cause of his condition.
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Stainberg
Hestells
Chicago
Presberg
Cenvany
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Renua
Steindene
Pital
Port Warr
Richmond
Welne
Corm St Owith
Murer Latistios
Sidvi
Shiney Lulgereni
Dali Suulaur
Siady Weltraf
Murrow Catnygie
Fk Ube
Paateryien
Vhs
Ares
Elect Glass Orators at Princeton Election
A brief notice from Princeton announces the election of Orators for Peiverton University with EB Hy Johngen of Zand Tey Tadages presiding.
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Princeton
Peiverton University
EB. Hy Johngen
Zand
Missing silver bullion mystery at Omaha court
A ton of silver bullion vanished from the criminal court in Omaha Nebraska. Investigators noted the loot was left in a junk-strewn area and near the court column. Junk dealers were tried and acquitted of charges related to the incident.
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Omaha
Rebuttal on Evidence in Admiral Schley Case Text
Fragmentary excerpt discusses court handling of testimony about a Massachusetts conversation with Mr Sears and linked officers. It notes the court’s stance on witness testimony timing and potential for captains to testify for civil purposes, amid unclear references to persons and dates.
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Massachusett
Sears
Adinis
al Selestas
Tellering -Liew
Lonané
Irauc
Potts
Alassachusetts
Massachusetts
Ordsnay
Two Killed and Injured in Vandalia Wreck
Report of a freight train collision on the Vandalia line near Logansport Indiana leaving two men dead and two others fatally injured. The incident involved block signals and resulted in wreckage across the tracks with emergency crews responding from Logansport and nearby towns.
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Ovl
Mittlean
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Ifty Anilgs
Ulis
Teas
Rigeard Stitel Firemith
Logans
Pork
Omnellalargar
Ufvkemin
Tere Haute
Frank Fa Grogs
Engi Logans
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Qi Anderson
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