Cross Examination in Jones Patrick Murder Case
In New York the cross examination of Charles F. Jones reveals tensions as Justice Jerome questions needed corrob oration for Jones testimony about Patrick and Rice murder. Jones shows credibility issues while Patrick remains calm and asserts readiness to read his own wrote statement aloud.
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Rural Free Delivery Rules Set for New Routes
Washington April 6 Superintendent Machen of the rural free delivery bureau issues instructions for creating rural routes. Petitions need population data road quality and local work. must be endorsed by a senator or representative. routes over 20 miles serving at least 100 families. Carriers may have other business. maximum pay about 500 dollars yearly for ~25 miles.
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Draft for Kiowa Comanche Apache and Wichita lands opening
Washington reports preparations for opening the Kiowa Comanche and Apache and the Wichita reservations in Oklahoma. Both reservations aim to open on August 6 with plans to have a joint drawing of 14,000 quarter sections before the president's proclamation. Commissioner Hermann will present a report to Secretary Hitchcock within two weeks.
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Multiple terse telegrams report on notable deaths and events
General Tige Anderson, famed Confederate brigade commander and Mexican War veteran, dies in Anniston at 77. Memphis leader President Winehell cites July 1 as shaping the Memphis and Iriscones interests. General Fitzhugh Lee contracts a cold in Denver after touring the Georgetown loop. Marval Davis dies from steam burns aboard the Flying Eagle at Quincy. Yellowstone opens June 10 to Sept 15. John B Gillilan donates 50000 to University of Minnesota for need-based aid. Ohio Governor Nash postpones Edwin Ruthven’s execution to May 3 for full evidence review.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
Five New Cash Registers At Thorp and Harris
Local notes record Thorp and Harris adding five cash registers to their popular restaurant. Also mentions Omaha visitor Geo Lerew returning Thursday evening and several other short town notices about residents travel business and community events.
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Washington Township Tax Meeting Adjourned to April 13
Notice to taxpayers of Washington Township that the Board of Trustees adjourned to meet Saturday April 13 to equalize taxes and transact other business. Signed by Clerk O H Prather and W F Yates. Also sale notice for Hankinson Sisters cabinet grand piano and household goods after gallery sale to H H Stich.
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Villisca High School oratorical winner to state contest
Frank Travis of this city placed second in the Southern Iowa association declamatory contest at Villisca and earns a state bid for Indianola on April 12. The event, held in Villisca’s M E church despite a snowstorm, featured strong performances with close judging. Travis aims to add honors at the state meet.
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Hamburg Methodism Grows Stronger With New Members
The M E church hosts a reception for sixty one new members after revival meetings. Choir under Mrs Frank Batley organizes and purchases fifteen new anthems. Easter services at M E and Baptist churches include sermons, concerts, and special music with a cordial welcome to all.
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Fleisher
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Hamburg
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A Woman's Weariness and the Promise of Sarsaparilla
A 19th century notice claims women suffer greater weariness from sluggish organs and impurities in the blood. It promotes Morley's Sarsaparilla and Iron as cleansing remedies to revitalize nerves and restore energy, sold by agents in towns and by C. Stoner & Co.
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Prohibition Leader Chas I Stokes to Speak in Missouri
Hon Chas I Stokes of Mexico Missouri will address Grange Hall Saturday night April 13 and Mount Carmel Sunday April 14 at 11 o clock He chairs the Missouri State Central Committee of the Prohibition party and edits the State Journal The candidate for Governor is described as a Christian temperance advocate and capable editor Eliza Branstine urges local attendance.
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Bucklen’s Amnica Salve Cures Piles Says Ad
The ad touts Bucklen’s Amnica Salve for piles and skin eruptions claiming a cure for thousands. It markets 26 cents a box with a money back guarantee and lists Bartlett and Doyle as sellers.
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Fruit Growers Promote Auto Spray Pump at Clifton House
Advertisement urging fruit growers to protect harvest with the Automatic Spray Pump. Sample available at Clifton House, H. 8. Swan, agent.
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For Sale or Trade One Horse Power Steam Engine
One horse power steam engine with two and one half horse power boiler, used about 90 days. First class engine. Replaced with a larger one. JOHN F. OVERBAY.
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