The Celebrated Trial Opens in Maxwell Case
The Maxwell trial opened in St Louis with intense public interest. Detective testimony describes Preller killing details and Maxwell's alibi attempts. courtroom squabbles ensue as prosecutors and defense clash over questions and conduct. Maxwell reportedly confessed to arranging money and witnesses, and details emerge of his voyage from Boston to San Francisco and Auckland plans.
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Maxwellis
Preller
San Francisco
Maxwell Canc
Low
Maxwell
C. A. Bishop
Cooper
Clover
John F. McCullough
Mr. Bishop
United States
Pinkerton
New York
A. L. Drummond
United States Secret Service
Drummond
Wannamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
Wannajuaker
McDonald
Furlong
Missouri Pacific
City
Frank Dingfelder
Son
Boston
Liverpool
England
Young's Hotel
Washington Street
Canada
Murphy's Saloon
St. Louis
Southern
Auckland
Staxwell
Palace Hotel
Sroom
Amin
Grace
Young’s Hotel
Murphy's
John I. Martin
Coates
Jula J. Martin
United States Steamship Company
Indianapolis
Local notices and visiting friends listed in city life
Several residents visit Ottawa California and Kansas City figures. Mrs Frank Millard returns from funeral in Kansas City. Miss Kate Blood and Miss Mamie Davis travel from Kansas City. Bert Byington elected 243 delegate to National Traveling Men's association Kansas division. Q G Richards assists in Stern vs Hobbs trial. Judge Aller visits Leavenworth business tied to Western National fair. George H Shaw, traveling salesman, spends Sunday with family.
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N.S. Marsha
Jones
Lawrence
A.S. Clarke
Fred
Ottawa
John Walnutt
Strip
California
C. W. Cook
Tols
Fannie McGee
Kansas City
A. D. Weaver
Frank Millard
Col. Pershail
Kate Blood
Mamie Davis
Kanvar City
Bert Byington
National
Kansas Division
Q. G. Richards
Eudora
Stern Vs. Hobbs
Aller
Leavenworth
George H. Shaw
Woodward, Faxon & Co
Jailed for Libel and Medical Cures in Local Notices
A court in Lyons, Kansas, jailed W. E. Carr, editor of the Ellenwood Express, for criminal libel of State Senator J. W. White. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs totaling about 1,000 dollars and imprisoned until paid. Other items promote remedies for rheumatism and blood poisons, advertise shoes and children's Syrup, and report market data and a lecture by Judge Thacher.
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Lyons, Kas
W. E. Carr
Ellenwood Express
District Court
J. W. White
Rice County
Chicago Live Stock Market Flash Report May 1
The Drovers Journal notes mixed cattle activity with 5 000 head received and slow but firm trading. Steers 960 to 1500 pounds bring about 4.60 to 4.65. hogs near 4.60. sheep weak with limited demand. Wheat and corn show soft prices, flour steady, and butter and eggs quoted. grain futures show no direction. The Live Stock Indicator and local markets report receipts and price ranges across cattle hogs and calves, with general declines in some bids and steady to weak tone in others.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Cables
Liverpool
Cate
Wisconsin
Michigan
I Mette
Gar
the Drovers Journal
Texas Cattle
Piarket
Ue Forensi
Seroma
Epte
Zaoft
Lzh
Arket
Ike
White
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Neachsnocks
Michigan Rose
Early Rose
Langa Uitt
Investment pitch touts United States Land and Investment Co
An advertising feature promotes US Land and Investment Co offering 5000000 First Mortgage 6 percent 10 year bonds. Readers urged to invest via certificates of indebtedness, with bonuses of stock and gold bonds. Company claims bond security and cattle investments, with prospectuses available at 145 Broadway New York.
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United States Land and Investment Company
Broadway
New York
Sapker
Mili'-maire
Addiiton
United States Land and Investment Comany
Dewdm
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Price Baking Powder CO
Chicacc
Business’ Directory
Mills
Plyridge Bouse
Mena
Clark
Arker
Gleed & Greed
Atturnaye
Ufice
Natal Bank
S . Talachei Atturney
Ih. National Bank
Blythe
Selig
B. Tos
National Bank
Wells Fargo Express
Notry
Massachusetts Street
Kus
Miley
M. D
Noma Bridge Street
North Lawrence
Brett
Arly
Howes
Rama Commission
Eastern Star Bakery
Macaachusetts Atraet
Perks Smythe
M.D
Yomapathic
UW. Howe
Grew & Co
Roome
Nestor
Doane
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
J. Grifpin
Prince Ofite
Massachusetts Etreet
Dranch
Winthro Street
We Ee
Pen & Son
Massachusatts Atreet
Cru
Geo. M. Farley
URS
Massachusetts- Street Day Board
Besson
Vaahter 3D
Douglas
Wwereota
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Aas't Coshiar
Coun
Ty Bank
Kansas
Warner
W Haney
A. Maer
Newns
Tuselver
the National Bank
Sab
Berape
Ui, WR
Grorrery
Kanas
Merchants Bank
Depoatta
Dlemand
Emesurinr & Co
Fauntleroy
Grand Jury
Fauntieroy
Courts of Justice
Ile
BicDonsid
Ar. McDonald
Clevelay D. C
Forest City House
Powderly
Wrenkrs
Kan
Bishop Fink
Chunningham
Catholic Society
Knights of Pythiss
Wichita
A- O. U. W. Lawrence Lodge No
Wil
Thoreday
Lodge
Jacos Lanner
NewMan, Gs
W. W. Wadsworth
Newman
Jacob Sponcler
Barber Bros
Luther‘s
Betce DuMaway
Atlanta
Barber Bros., Drugpists
Mason's
Thacher
Messrs
Mason
Harmane Hase
Journal
Parker
R. Morris
Que Ct
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Topeka
Hostetter
Hoetetter
Kanaan City
Saneas City
Levin
Family
Patanta
Thhemyc
Tse Duly
Angnet
TG Ibe
St. Loui
Texas
Texsa
Vance
New York Money
Mane Vann
Stanausk
Actus
Misvon
Toys Rock Island
Union Vacktie
Wabasa
Hatalt
Lest
Niecy
Dra A
Grocers
Deslors
Price
Ptm
Tata
Whitkay Co
Baldagrn
MD. P.goherer Company
Chieozo
Linnis, Westers
Rate Bettelet
Uccs Vey
Alm Bey
Kawilly tafaaNe
America
Agra
Hi. Waulerr & Co
Portland
Atx Yaara
Addresa Afl
Hearne
WM. G. 1Lenderson
Spooner
St Louis
Der
Stekieg Squallery Company
City Gentieves
W. Holmes
Special Agent Humane Society
J. G. Sands
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