Washington political scramble for House offices begins
Washington dispatch reports a flurry of candidate activity among lawmakers seeking House posts. McDowell of Pennsylvania heads clerkship hopes, with Henderson of Illinois a rival. Glenn of New York looks set for doorkeeper, Russell of Missouri eyed for serjeant at arms, and Fisher of Kansas mentioned for chaplain amid jockeying for postmaster and other offices.
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Murder trial twist ends with reprieve and plea deal
In Carroll County Virginia a man named Lilly faced murder charges for buying and burning a woman’s body. The jury verdicts led to multiple appeals and reversals before a compromise with Gen. A Walker allowed Lilly to plead to a lesser charge. He was sentenced to two and a half years in prison after time served, with confinement in an iron cage during part of his detention.
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Railroad Decision Restricts Union Pacific Telegraph Rights
The Supreme Court rules Union Pacific cannot lease telegraph rights to Western Union, blocking exclusive telegraph channeling along UP lines. Case originated in Nebraska, reversing federal appellate judgment and upholding Nebraska district court equity powers.
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Dan Stuart Eyes Big Fight Move in Qhawres Ring
Dan Stuart plans to move a potential bout from Ba Pause to Daullas with Bitesin ions signed for a tenfold enlarged ring. He says New Orleans seeks to shift the fight away from Ba Pause to improve odds for Corbet or Maher.
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Philadelphia special reveals new sensational trial twist
In open court lawyer Shoemaker faced charges of creating evidence for Lemes by enlisting a woman who knew nothing of the case to swear in his favor. The defense contends the action constitutes fabrication and questions the integrity of the proceedings.
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Italian ship Solfering carries 200 emigrants ashore
Evening reports say the Italian steamer Solfering, with about 200 emigrants aboard, lies near shore after a collision. Tugs are aiding the vessel as rescue and medical crews respond to the incident and any injuries.
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Congress Works Toward Court Review On Proposed Bill
A note from Mexican City reports Congress moving toward a judicial review for a proposed bill. Officials say the measure seeks to clarify jurisdiction and reduce delays in hearings and rulings.
New York Bill Aims for Mexican Antiquities Collection
President Diaz backs the measure approving archaeological digs in the area by Afarshal Saville, agent of the American Museum of Natural History. All secured objects would go to the museum, reflecting a plan to elevate New York City’s holdings with Mexican antiquities.
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Excess of imports over exports unsettles traders in 1902
New York dispatch notes gold exports show little significance as $2,250,000 more will depart. It cites weak product exports, Kaffir speculation collapse, potential government borrowing, and uncertain crop data. Wheat receipts rise, cotton unclear, and Atlantic exports exceed last year for two weeks.
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Crisis in Cuba Prompts U S Recognition Debate
Washington reports signal a Cuban crisis may lead to U S action within days. Officials weigh recognition of the Cuban patriots as Campos seeks to crush rebellion, with Olney’s support and possible telegraphic updates anticipated for Congress.
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Denver healer Sehlatter vanishes amid fraud claims
A Denver man known as Sehlatter, billed as a healer and messiah, disappears after a U.S. court issues a warrant for his appearance as a witness in fraud cases. A West Denver resident reports Sehlatter moving toward the mountains, while an evening paper notes sightings near a garden before resuming plans.
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Priest Murder Case Near St Louis Sparks Racial Trio Suspects
A Genwan Catholic priest named AL PS Van Antwerp was found dead in a pool of blood near the railroad track at Boushberg, Mo. Authorities say his pockets were rifled. A priest from St Thomas University is mentioned as a motive. Three Black suspects reportedly captured by a posse near St Louis are jailed.
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Finance ministry plans world offices and 1895 coinage
The ministry of finance will station agents in Lendos Berlin Genoa Constantinople Manchuria Corea and the United States next year. Mint issues for 1895 include 140,000 meriblea in gardening silver renicles 25,000,000 in silver renicles 24,000 renicles in anal coin and 5,010 renides in copper.
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Dreadful Cleveland Viaduct Car Disaster
An electric motor car carrying twenty to thirty passengers plunged 104 feet from the Central viaduct in Cleveland onto the river after the conductor released a safety switch. Many drowned. fifteen bodies recovered. four missing. Motorman Rogers was arrested at his home on Cedar Avenue and held on bail.
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Riley Grannan As 4 Laer Turf Plunger In $40,000 Case
New York gossip centers on Riley Grannan and alleged turf plunger activity tied to a $40,000 stake won by Pat Sheedy and associates. The story claims Grannan faced gambling pressure at a game called Toston amid a wider betting ring among sports figures.
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Yale Collegh Denounced Amid Christian Workers Convention
Scattered reports describe a chaotic session at the Christian Workers Convention in New Haven with disputes over Yale College’s role and perceived politicization. Speakers condemned secularist influences while urging cooperation with religious groups, and a postconvention recall of campus tensions followed in coverage.
Hawkeye beauty Miss Taylor gains Iowa prize
A long feature recalls Miss Lissie Katherine Taylor of Albia born Aug 13 1874 and educated at Albia high school who won first prize for beauty at the Iowa State Fair Des Moines among sixty contestants. It notes her musical talent training in Chicago and bright future in the musical world. It also mentions a Burlington mystery man Will Carver located near Shawnood and other local items.
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Judge Wolfe Rules City Liability in Paving Case
A favorable ruling by Judge Wolfe stops the city from collecting paving assessments from properties in Lidna City. The decision holds the form of the bond renders the city liable, adding 35,000 to the city's indebtedness beyond the 5 percent limit. Property holders in Dubuque and others may challenge if the ruling stands. the Supreme Court is expected to reverse.
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Annishing for Peace Through Threatened Revolver Tactics
Albert Morton of Jafferson pretends to pacify his home by a dramatic bluff with a smoking revolver. He threatens to shoot to end the alleged misconduct of his wife. Mrs Merrion fires a shot as the ruse unfolds. later reports say the head of the house is unharmed and the shooting was for effect.
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Des Moines Delegation Petitions Action on Sellatfer Case
A Des Moines delegation informed Jackson that a petition for the pardon of John W. Sellatfer would be filed and urged immediate attention. Members included Dr Scheeler J Rt Sage Jidee Tishop Dr MeeCarthy and Uevard J Clark. Schheiter was convicted in connection with robbing Williams’s grave in Woodland Cemetery in February 185? The robbers dragged the woman with a rope and were armed with revolvers. the scheme was uncovered before Jane and lawmen arrived.
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Thieves Plague Trious Area Amid Shaky Leads
Reports say chicken thieves operate in Trious with no arrests yet. Described money from Alpona’s S24000 saved for a boot and shoe factory. Des Moines police show 224 arrests last month, 292 mates and 1 remiinier. Rail authorities plan steps to stop riders leaping on moving trains. Clinton railroad worker Charles Traver committed to insane asylum after Chicago drugging incident. An earthquake toppled support poles at Smoky Hekon mine. Thomas D Pritchard crushed by falling slate.
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State Officials Probe Major Asylum Patient Swindle
The State Executive Council uncovers a sweeping scheme involving county officials transporting and misusing funds for insane patients sent to state hospitals. Insane patients from neighboring Illinois counties are routed to Scott and other counties, with officials collecting mileage and time fees. The scheme allegedly operated for years and will be further investigated.
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Dairymen's Convention Gathers Hundreds for Iowa Dairy Talks
About 690 delegates from Iowa and other states attend the Iowa Dairy Association meeting in Waterloo. Officers elected include President N. J. Stictert, Waterman. Vice President Y. J. Werdersen, Central City. Secretary C. L. Gabriellson, New Hampton. Treasurer T. Sibley, State Center. Next meeting chose Marshalltown after a tight vote. W. I. Boardman of the State Dairy Commission delivers an address on dairy regulations and growing butter production in Iowa officially reaching around 3,000,000 pounds shipped outside the state with last year exceeding prior records by 700,000 pounds. Recommendations call for dairy department committees to push legislation and collaborate with other states on national amendments, especially regarding sled cheese.
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Five await harsher fate after gang robbery in Papillion
County attorney confirms a linked murder and robbery case involving Kid Gallagher, Alex Chapin, Noack, Mineter, and others in a Sioux barrio. Extradition talks span Rowe and Chester Rowe, with detectives detailing confessions. Highwaymen attack farmer Laughlin. Eldora doctors meeting. Phoebe Smith killed by a train near Citumns.
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