Fourth Trial Begins Georgetown by May Two
Caleb Powers former Kentucky secretary of state faces his fourth murder trial in district court at Georgetown. The case of the Goebel governor’s murder has drawn top defense lawyers including former New York Governor Black and former Illinois Governor Yates, with several prominent attorneys assisting.
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Caleb Powers
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Goebel
Black
New York
America
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Yates
Ilinois
The Grand Juries Rise as People’s Eyes on Officials
The piece argues that state and national grand juries spotlight the government system. It asserts juries scrutinize both officials and the urban poor, warning that criminals may lurk in high places while corruption flourishes.
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Fradda
Cleveland Coal Trust Indicted by Grand Jury
A grand jury indicted members of the executive committee of the Cleveland Retail Coal Dealers Association, known as the local coal trust, for restricting trade, preventing competition, and fixing prices in violation of the Valentine act.
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Battle With Yaquis Near Sonora Border Report
A letter from Potan Sonora between Guaymas and Hermosilla describes a clash between Mexican troops and Yaquis. A Mexican major was killed and many soldiers wounded before the Yaquis escaped.
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Texas
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Grand Jury Called in Portland May 1 to Probe City Officers
A grand jury was convened in Portland on May 1 to investigate corruption charges against city officers and to inquire into fraudulent acts in procuring school lands, under direction of Judge Frazer.
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Frazer
Noted Man Dead
Aldon Stock wall former president of the Pacific Steamship Company and leading financier of the country died at his New York home today.
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Scripps News Association
New York
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Tockwall
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Local Landowner Wins Battle Over Railway Right of Way
John Brober of Wormleysburg Pa defies the Northern Central railway to desecrate rights. after refusing to let tracks cross his land he secured a fair price and the company must purchase his entire property.
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Northern Central Railway
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John Brober
Harmony man recalls loss to consumption and cure
EB Reid of Harmony Maine writes that his mother died after a long fight with consumption. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving him from serious lung trouble and urges others to try it. Trial bottle free at Newlin Drug Co, prices 50c and $1.00.
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Man Refuses Surgery Then Seeks Electric Bitters
Austin, manager of the Republican in Leavenworth Indiana, refused doctors to operate on his wife and instead tried Electric Bitters. He reports the medicine cured her after five doctors failed, restoring her ability to do household duties. Newlin Drug Co guarantees the remedy.
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Republican
Leavenworth
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Cleotrin Bitters
Newlin Drog Vo
Children’s Troupe to Shimmer in La Grande Comedy Debut
A troupe of about thirty children aged 4 to 13 performs singing dancing and acting in a lively arrival that has won praise and admiration nationwide. The group arrives as a brand new comedy act drawing public interest and press attention.
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la Grande
Anti Duel League Urges Legislation to Ban Duels
The Anti-Dueling League campaigns for a bill to ban duels and punishments for false accusations of infidelity, insults, and libel in duels. It seeks imprisonment of six to twenty four months and fines, treating killing in a duel as murder and all participants as criminals under the ordinary code.
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Brin
Bankers Gather for AUE Meeting as Former Member Is Excluded
In New York on May 2, bankers nationwide prepare for the annual meeting of the American Association. A former official associated with the group has been removed from the roster of members.
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New York
United States
Ytta
FG Glow
Pony Bee
Loan Figures Reported in Scripps Tokio Note
A Scripps News Association report from Tokio notes a loan of one million dollars was arranged, with the document listing a single loan amount and lacking further details.
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Tokio
Bakes Tolaratobo
Chemistry explains plant growth to farmers in simple terms
The article argues chemistry is the key science for farmers, explaining germination to ripening through chemical processes. It asserts that understanding chemistry turns farming from guesswork into informed practice, highlighting the farmer’s labor in managing these reactions.
Surgeon Doctor Praises Herbine Medicine in Local Ad
An editor and manager from Uocoa Florida cites a testimonial praising Herbine for noticeable personal benefits. The advertisement notes the product is sold by Newlin Drug Co. and appears in a regional newspaper.
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Uocoa
Rockledge News
Fla
Newlin Drag Co
How To Ward Off Old Age With Proper Digestion Advice
The article advertises Dr King's New Life Pills sold by Newlin Drug Co as a remedy for weak stomach indigestion and constipation. It claims the pills build a better digestive system, relieve dizziness and related symptoms, and prevent health loss from aging.
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Newlin Drag Co
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