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Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

4

Juror Kratz Says He Was Offered Bribe During Trial

The document details allegations that juror Kratz received a bribe offer related to a Missouri case. It references attorney H K Collinson and Sheriff Joseph T. Smith, with claims of conversations about juror numbers and potential outcomes. The report notes affidavits, grand jury consideration, and possible need for additional investigations before a grand jury.

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Tornabo lifts train from track and wrecks multiple cars

A tornado struck near Pharipwren causing a freight train to derail. Passengers were shaken as cars slid from the track and a locomotive stalled. One conductor noted the wind’s force while rescuers assessed damage along the river. Local officials issued a weather alert and searched for casualties.

Port Arthur Casualties Exceed Twenty Thousand Report

London Shanghai telegraph correspondent quotes a Japanese officer estimating killed and wounded at Port Arthur at well over thirty thousand. The figure signals a dire toll in the siege with mounting losses on both sides.

London Shanghai

Forces near Mukden as Japanese advance narrows

Reported troop actions describe Japanese pressure around Mukden with fortified positions and trenches. Detachments guard flanks, while Japanese movements disrupt the area as analysts doubt Mukden will be held. Port Arthur and surrounding fortifications are noted as vulnerable in current communications.

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Fire Nearly Wipes Out Newburg Area

A major fire devastated Newburg and nearby districts on Monday, prompting evacuations and emergency responses. Fire crews battled flames from the Felted fleet to protect Malte and surrounding structures, with the railway and local schools reporting disruption as investigators probe the cause.

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Thirty Die? Not Injured Count in Wreck Report

Thirteen? Thirty persons were injured in a wreck at Miedmont setting off a flurry of emergency response. The report describes derailments, rescued passengers, and a physician-delivered care effort for the injured as investigations unfold amid chaotic eyewitness accounts.

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Floods Wreck Western Towns Roswell and Trinidad

Rain in the mountains west of Roswell caused the Hondo river to surge into Roswell on Thursday night, flooding the business district and homes. Damages in Roswell reach into the tens of thousands with stores looted and goods washed from counters. Trinidad suffers a deadly flood along the Animas river, destroying bridges and the Santa Fe station, with property losses estimated at around 1 million dollars and rail service disrupted. No confirmed deaths yet, but widespread destruction across the valley.

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Merchants Bridge Case Argued and Submitted

Washington hearings on the Merchants bridge dispute extended for ten hours with no arguments, briefs due by November 1. The case concerns whether Congress enacted law constraining the Merchants bridge and whether consolidation with the Kodé bridges exists, with testimony on lease terms and railway interests. Also noted are Kansas City and St Louis matters, a separate case against Harrown for fraudulent warehouse receipts, and state education and port Arthur developments.

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No Decision in La Follette Case

Madison supreme court adjourned June 1 without action on the La Follette case. Reports from London and Chel show Japanese forces at Port Arthur entering winter quarters. A heat wave gripped Pittsburg with temperatures rising from 60 to 87 degrees and a heavy 8 o'clock rain brought relief.

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Schnettler Sentenced Two Years For Bribery

A former member of the House of Delegates, Tein MH Seteyeh, was sentenced Friday to two years in Jefferson City penitentiary for guilty bribery connected with the Suburban railway deal. The court heard his plea of wariness, and he was remanded to custody for transport to the penitentiary, while other related defendants faced similar proceedings and later court dates.

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Port Arthur Falls Feared As Siege Tightens

A telegraph report from Chefoo says two ships entered Port Arthur harbor at 7 PM Tuesday for potential bombardment. Dispatches from Liao Yang and St Petersburg note Russian defenses and Japanese artillery on surrounding hills as bombardment intensifies ahead of a possible assault.

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Swallows Glass but Does Not Die in Train Incident

Edwarde Wag, former New Orleans GM, attempted to swallow glass on a Denver train, survived after police and doctors intervened. He was taken to New Orleans for further treatment as detectives recount the curious act and motive moving him to swallow the pieces. Chicago branches of major companies reopened after a strike, with wage reductions discussed. A notable prison feud conviction in Jackson, Mississippi, and the opening of the Winn state fair in Springfield, Illinois, mark other regional notes.

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Senator Hoar Dies Early Friday Morning

Worcester Massachusetts George Friable Hoar senior United States Senator from Massachusetts died at his home in the city at 1 36 o clock Friday morning after a prolonged illness He had served twenty seven years in the Senate and before that was in the House of Representatives since 1868 A Harvard graduate he practiced law in Warnerton and was known for his steadfast public service and opposition to certain policies of his era

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