Madeline Pollard Case Debates Convent Depositions
Reading of depositions resumes in the Madeline Pollard Breckinridge case with testimony on the convent visit, the Christmas card, and a handwriting expert's analysis. Judge Bradley rules on admissibility and cautions press about publishing sensational details.
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Wilson
Scheafer
Butterworth
Bradley
Mica Pollard
Miss Pollard
Major Butterworth
Schae
Thacker West Virginia Witnesses Shootout Threatens Blood Feud
Thacker West Virginia a mountain hamlet fourteen miles east of Wirstansor reports a fatal midnight shooting of W S Ferrell a coal land owner and merchant. Ferrell was called from his Thacker residence and shot his death expected momentarily. Posses are forming on both sides and serious trouble is feared as a feudlike conflict resembles Hatfield McCoy.
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Wirstansor
W. Va
Hatfield McCoy
Thacker
West Virginia
W.S. Ferrell
Frost likely killed early fruits in southern Ohio
Temperatures fell to sixteen degrees above zero in Pomenoy Ohio on March 21. Peaches and other early fruits in full bloom likely perished in southern Ohio as ground remained snow covered and frost lingered.
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Pomenoy
Ohio
Weather report from Nicwonasvillg Kentucky
The binding details report a severe cold snap in the Blue Grass State with a 6 a m temperature of sixteen degrees below freezing. Ice forms on small pools, crop damage includes fruit and foliage, and forward wheat injury is noted. More freezing and intermittent snow are expected.
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Nicwonasvillg
Coxey's Army marches toward Washington from Massillon
March 26 reports Coxey and 100 followers start from Massillon toward Washington with poor weather and cold winds. The march passing Fort Wayne, with Coxey and leaders drawing mixed crowds, clashes over gear, food, and lodging as the commonweal army camps, recruits, and faces legal pressures.
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Caxton
Ohio
Coxey
Massillon
Washington
Colum
McKinley
Cantop
Oklahoma
Sam
Oliver
Jer
Browne
Pano
President Cleveland pressued by silver seigniorage meet in Washington
Charles McCulloch returned from Washington where he met Congressmen and Cleveland to discuss the Bland silver seigniorage bill. Cleveland expressed gravity and responsibility, noting Congress set the issue and he could not act solely on popular demand. McCulloch predicted the Wilson tariff will not pass in current form and be altered in the Senate before final House action.
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Coxey
Carl Brown
Marabal
Stark
United States
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Acoultee
Louisville
Ohio
Louis Smith
Alliance
Stewart
J. S. Coxey Good Roads Association
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Wall Street
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George
Charles MecCulloch
Washington City
the Treasury
Washington
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Brookshire
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Chicago Herald
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House
Senate
Susie Martin murder suspect released by New York court
Tu Shan, arrested on suspicion of Mad Brew murder in Susie Martin case, was discharged by Justice Ryan at Jefferson Market police court. Eddie McCain, a deaf mute, testified he saw Tu Shan enter a house with a heavy back soon after, but authorities released him citing weak evidence amid neighborhood notoriety.
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Associated Press
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Susie Martin
Justice Ryan
Jefferson Market
Eddie McCain
West Thirtyninth Street
McCann
Democrats Choose Local Candidates in Peru and Madison Counties
Democrats in Miami county held an Australian ballot selecting candidates for county offices with Joseph Cunningham for Representative Joseph N. Tellett for prosecuting attorney Charles R. Hughes for clerk T. G Stewart for auditor Thomas McKinstry for sheriff William Zimmerman for treasurer Eli J Jamison for recorder Nathan Ross Jr for coroner Foad W Tristal for surveyor E V Robins and John Zody as commissioners The ticket is described as strong In Madison county township primaries Cal Allen auditor William Boland treasurer John Sherman clerk Bart Campbell prosecutor William VanDyke sheriff Dawitt Deharity recorder M VY Heat coroner DOC Happ surveyor RC Howard Eli Hodson commissioners The close joint vote noted.
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Ind
Democrats
Miami County
Joseph Cunningham
Joseph N. Tellett
Charles R. Hughes
T. G Stewart
Thomas McKinstry
William Zimmerman
Eli J Jamison
Nathan Ross, Jr
Foad W.tristal
E V Robins
John Zody
Local Race Narrowed to Farlow and Beeson Race
The official count will determine the winner in a contest between Mat Farlow and W. E. Beeson. The two candidates remain in the ballot, with results pending final tally and certification.
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Mat Farlow
W. E. Beeson
Serious damage at Fort Wayne reservoir prompts repairs
Fort Wayne reports 345000 dollar reservoir completed last year has suffered 31000 in damage from interior wall settling. Builders and inspector attributes failure to natural forces. repairs will rebuild thicker lining after removing affected masonry. Separate items note sugar trust victory, an immersion accident, weekly deaths, a barber shop death, and a congressman’s death.
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Frank Sten
Khen
Stenia
Senate Adjourns For Colquitt Funeral In Washington
The United States Senate adjourned until tomorrow after meeting at 9:45 the day of the funeral for Georgia Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt. Notables present included Cabinet members except Lamont, Supreme Court justices Fuller Harlan Brewer Brown Shiras White, General Schofield, and many diplomats. The casket lay before the vice president, with a solemn service led by Senate Chaplain Bagby and Milburn.
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