Jury Argued Quay Case Goes to Jury for Verdict
Philadelphia reports that the Quay case will go to the jury after the defense declined to offer further testimony and rested on Commonwealth evidence. Judge Biddle ruled on demurrers, allowing the case to proceed to the jury while noting limits to the defense’s motions.
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War Message on Troops Sailed and Homeward Plans
Brief dispatches from Washington and Topeka report military plans for Philippine volunteers the return routes via San Francisco not Suez canal due to ship shortages. Kansas and California detachments prepare for May and October departures. Also reports on the George trial defense in Ohio, a royal wedding crowd in London, and local politics in Pennsylvania and Missouri with weather-related damage and riverine naval movements.
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Split in Philippine Junta seeks peaceful talks with US
London reports a major Filipino Junta split over independence versus direct conference with Secretary of State Hey. Agoncillo and Aguinaldo's faction favor full independence. others expect a meeting between Aguinaldo and Admiral Dewey to yield settlement. Other items note US troop reinforcements to Otis and Manila dispatches, with mixed views on outcome.
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Federal Prison Notes on Brick Plant and Warden Briefing
Government agent William K. Moyer examines books and accounts at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth. The Kansas facility awarded a contract to an Ohio firm to build a brick plant turning out 20 000 bricks daily for convicts. The board and warden inspect Minnesota plant bindings and other operations as details emerge on witness testimony and future replies.
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Wichitas land opening draws Sooners in from Oklahoma
Reports from Wichita detail a Yukon Oklahoma group of fourteen Sooners leading a band toward the Ute reservation, via Colorado, seeking land opening. They join earlier waves who pushed into Oklahoma and Cherokee lands at past openings, aiming for public land access. The Missouri River rising threatens eastern towns with high water and associated travel disruptions. A cloudburst near Highland causes river overflows and infrastructure damage along the Burlington route.
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No Promotion for Him in Kansas City April report
A Washington dispatch to the Journal notes volunteers from the PAM slains are mustered out of service. Col Muas don and Col Stollzenberg, both from the Tenth cavalry, are highlighted for their distinguished wartime service. Under law the president can only brevet them or muster them out, leading to Funston’s retirement to private life.
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Missouri Senate finds broad graft in St Louis offices
Jefferson City April 20 The major investigating committee reports criticism of municipal office practices and urges continued inquiry across departments. It highlights annual losses from streetcar property tax avoidance totaling 369 000 and real and personal property losses of 1 126 730.
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Falke Warship Commander Arrested at Samee
The commander of the German warship Falke has been arrested at Samee on the charge of furnishing arms to Mataa A, with the British admiral placing him in custody to face the grave accusation.
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Hindsight patent for post-visual reflector aids drivers
Allan Taylor receives a Washington patent for a post-visual reflector using angled mirrors fitted to spectacles. The device, worn by jockeys and drivers, lets the wearer see behind within a 160 yard range, protecting eyes from dirt and aiding whip finishes. McDonald, famed driver, endorses the invention.
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Man Survives Ice Pack After 40 Minutes
Charles Fo Robertson was pronounced dying from pneumonia in Harford Connecticut when his doctor applied rapid cooling and packed his body in ice and snow for 40 minutes. A shock to the face revived him. he opened his eyes and asked who he was. He remains gravely ill but on the road to recovery. The piece also notes electric carriages gaining popularity, with a gas company expanding from 17 to 100 cabs in New York and being pressed into service for regular customers.
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Reverend Evangelist Wins Boxing Challenge for Charity
Rev Cyrus Escomb a Dunkard traveling evangelist fights three prize bouts near Bellefourche SD winning all, raising funds for his missions. He defeats Mike Crane in heavy weight, and Charles Ranson in seven rounds after trading blows, while Chuck Perkins, the foreman, underperforms but funds the effort. The report notes his age about 45, weight 197 pounds, Crane 32 at 216, Ranson 153, Perkins 180, and describes the scene and outcomes with local color.
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Markets by wire stay steady as grains trade mixed
Kamasa crop in Missouri shows morning gains while West markets wobble. Wheat prices hold near top, soybeans slide slightly as traders weigh demand and storage. Corn steady with mixed futures. dairy and butter markets show steadier tone in Chicago.
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