Hard at It Bad Insurgents at Iloilo
Army detachment fights near Iloilo as four hundred rebel riflemen clash with seven companies of U S troops and Tennessee volunteers under General Miller. Reports describe heavy fire, captures, and casualties while other items note prisoner's status and local political appointments.
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Parole Prospects for Younger Prisoners Brightens
The Minnesota Senate reconsidered a parole bill after an amendment. It now requires approval by the pardons and paroles board. The measure passed 48 to 5, reversing yesterday’s defeat as supporters hope for leniency for the Younger prisoners.
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Priagn
Board of Pardons
Veritable Fire Trap At Patterson Building In Omaha
A disastrous blaze at Patterson black in Omaha injures several women, with Mrs. Charles T Williams critically hurt after leaping from a window. The structure is deemed a veritable fire trap and investigators seek fault in construction, amid suspicions of possible incendiary origin based on witnesses near the elevator shaft.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles T. Williams
Hutchinson murderer's confession echoes in dream like recollection
Kansas City Star special from Hutchinson reports Jobo Moore, the Hutchinson killer, issued a publication ready statement. He describes his mental state and asserts a dreamlike recollection of harming his children, denying he used a knife or hatchet, and expressing enduring love for them before his wife’s kin and future plans. He is remanded to jail for trial amid no lynching danger.
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Apella
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Hutchinson
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Woman Teacher Fights Wolves at Schoolhouse
Miss Hart a schoolteacher eight miles west of Hazleton Pennsylvania huddled in a storm when wolves attacked the schoolhouse. She fired her rifle wounding wolves and driving off the pack. Two wolf bones were later found near the window with many others believed dead.
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Iobble
Hazleton
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Io Ie
Gilbert Pleads Guilty In Clay County Murder Case
John Gilbert, charged with the murder of his wife and four children in Clay County Kansas, was arraigned and initially pleaded not guilty. A day later he changed his plea and admitted guilt. The case was reported from Topeka with details from Clay Center.
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Clay County
Topeka
Brace Journal
Clay Center
Kan
John Gilbert
Death of Doniphan winery founder Brennegg
George Brennegg a Doniphan wine pioneer who came from Bavaria with his family in early Kansas days died aged 81 from pneumonia. His Brennegg vineyard at Doniphan is among the west’s largest as the German Kansas wine industry native son’s legacy marks the era. Menor Quesada foresees a peaceful path and Cuba crisis shifts toward pacific settlement soon after.
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Bribery probe narrows as inquiry widens in state
A state investigation into bribery broadened its scope with a formal examination of officials and questioned their knowledge of corrupt practices. In a separate case, Ainsworth was found guilty of attempted train robbery and murder, receiving a forty nine year sentence.
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Chicago
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Volunteers From Cuba Fill Posts for Mustering Out
Washington reports volunteers returning from Cuba will occupy full posts at Jefferson Barracks Forts Leavenworth Fort Riley Fort Crook Sheridan and other army posts The War Department shifts to a plan enabling provisional regiments to be formed and organized at these posts rather than all at Savannah This structure aims to speed mustering out and create ready drill and duty capacity for up to 40 provisional regiments.
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Former Bomber of the Twenty First Ramsas Twice Trica
Cyrus Taylor, 21, a member of the late Twenty first Kansas volunteers, attempted death by own action last week. He took a large morphine dose today while en route to Leavenworth to chat with regulars. Found insensible on the train with a letter to his former sweetheart Miss Helen Dealy, stating she broke the engagement and he could not live without her.
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Indian Legend Explains Face Paint Tradition
Cincinnati Enquirer recounts an Apaches legend shared at an Artclub meeting. An elder describes how a bear’s act saved a hunter, leaving blood-streaked marks on the face that became the ancestral reason why Native Americans paint their faces before hunts or wars.
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Farny
Jacatiils
Cincinnati Enquirer
Origin of Bonbons and Confectionery Origins
The article traces the origin of bonbons sugar plums and praline, naming inventors and noble lineages. Sugar plums allegedly date to Romans with sugar-coated almonds by Drageus. dragati remain a noble privilege. Burnt almonds originate with French gourmand Duplessis-Stalin and confectioner Lassagne who created praline.
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Ile
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Europe
France
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Marie de Medici
Henry IV
Pastilla
Marshal Duplessis-Stalin
Lassagne
Herald
Beneficial Trust Advances Silver Prices Upward
John T. Graham of Denver, owner of mines in Colorado New Mexico and copper mines in Utah, traveled through Topeka on a trip home from New York where he attended a meet of amelter operators. He described a new trust with 895 million dollars capital that would raise silver prices by 10 percent and said many operators signed a contract not to raise ore treatment costs for ten years.
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Kan
John T. Graham
Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Graham
New York
Household Hints on Food Fitness and Cooking Methods
A Washington Star piece advices mothers and teachers on prudent exercise for girls, balance health and strength, and cautions against overemphasis on aesthetics. It includes a cornmeal and flour mixture for a breakfast cake, and notes a physician's stance on posture and fresh air. Also described is a mutton stew with butter, milk, and flour for a comforting family dish.
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Beto
Bert
Washington Star
Markets and grain and livestock prices across U S markets
Markets by wire show Chicago live cattle and hog prices with mixed demand and steady to weak directions. Kansas City and Sioux City reports indicate receipts and prices for native and Texas cattle, hogs, and stockers, while Chicago grain futures reflect May wheat and corn Contracts with slight moves.
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