Local Society and City News Mix Storied Happenings
Mrs Dr Torbet visits the city to see Col Learnard family and Mrs Shepard of Iowa City. Dr Freak Finney and Major Whittle arrive for union meetings at Plymouth church tonight. W Morgan becomes city editor of the Berald Tribune starting Monday. Oysters and fashion items entice readers at Mull and Wiedemann’s markets. Cyclones drill in helmeted uniforms. tax roll prep continues. Hallowe en quiet. Republican rally slated with Green Club songs. Journal reports grand parlor decorating contract at Field Co. and a surprise wedding of Jas Hamlin to Eliza Matthews in Albion Indiana.
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Leavenworth
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Albion
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Hamiin
The Walkup Trial Identification of the Onaha Highwayman
Emporia court reports the Walkup trial with witnesses including H Bunderem I N Wells Wm Hobbs E M Forde Mrs McKinney Mrs Sommers Frank McCain Eben Baldwin Dr Gardner Libbie Walkup and others. Testimony covers sixteenth street meeting August 15 and various alibis and letters. Afternoon session featured rebuttal testimony about calomel and a child’s letter with several witnesses recounting Mrs Walkup's movements and signatures. The judge indicated the evidence would close soon and pleading to the jury would begin Monday.
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Wm. Hobbs
E. M. Forde
McKinney
Sommers
Frank McCain
Eben Baldwin
Gardner
Libbie
Walkup
Sixth Avenue
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Hobbs
Forde
McCain
Eves Baldwin
Mr. Morton
Emporia
Mr. Watkup
Academy of Music
New Orleans
J Hood
Libbie Walkup
Wooster
Harry Hood
Baldwin
Generality & Co
Court to hear pleas next Monday and Tuesday
Absconding book-keeper Major A V Stanley of the Elizabeth New Jersey steam cordage company fled with 4300 dollars in cash. The court announced counsel would plead to the jury on the upcoming Monday and Tuesday as the unabated interest in the case keeps the courtroom filled.
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New Yourx
A.V. Stanley
Elizabeth, N. J
Verdict citings blame rail line in fatal collision
New York on October 31 the coroner's jury at the inquest into the Pennsylvania Railroad collision on the New York meadows on the 18th held the railroad company at fault and found flagman Howard Rhodes and operator Thomas Pratt responsible for the accident. Rhodes and Pratt jailed charged with manslaughter. Endowment funds and university efforts also reported from San Francisco Palo Alto and Baltimore.
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Washington
President's Message Signals Silver Coinage Stand
Washington dispatch notes the forthcoming presidential message will push a firm financial stance. Reports say Jordan and Manning will urge suspending silver coinage, with the president endorsing the idea. Treasury may oppose further bond calls, arguing debt reduction is poor financing while current rates differ.
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New Mexico
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Stubborn Criminal Sentenced for Murder in Woodsfield
In Woodsfield circuit court David Conger received life in the penitentiary for second degree murder of his wife. He killed her with an ax during a dispute over their six year old son. He feigned insanity for months and only spoke after sentencing, shouting insults at the court and crowd.
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Woodsfield
David Conger
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Utah Commission Reports on Proceedings Since 1884
The article recounts the Utah Commission annual report detailing transactions and proceedings since November 18 1884. It notes Ferdinand Ward’s sentence of eighteen years hard labor and references Mexican brutality, lawlessness, and the pursuit of Texas Raiders.
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Washington notes and Ut ah polygamy report
The president appointed Thomas E. Deenan of Minnesota U S consul at Odessa. Manning heads to Albany to vote with a stop in New York. Buffalo trip planned. Utah commission reports on polygamy law enforcement, noting registrations, non Mormon gains in Summit county, and calls for harsher penalties and more federal aid. Mexican bandit atrocity in Todos County details torture and dismemberment of Palavicini family member.
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Ferdinand Ward Sentenced In Ten Years At Sing Sing
Ferdinand Ward received a ten year hard labor sentence in state prison after a lengthy trial. Judge Barrett denounced his crimes, noting Ward’s unrepentant stance and undermining public confidence in monetary institutions. Ward was taken to Sing Sing on the 2:30 p.m. train from Grand Central, escorted by Sheriff Davidson and Warren Kiernan.
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Special Bargain Sale on Dress Goods and More
Advertises a week long sale with low prices on dress goods silks prints ginghams flannels cloaks shawls and blankets. Highlights include 5c Canton flannels 3c prints 3c ginghams 3c muslin from 20 50c, 38 inch tricot 55c, wool blankets 2.50, Newmarket cloaks and wraps, and a call to visit Tun es O McIntire & Co and J A Dailey’s for liquidation style bargains with emphasis on bulk cost savings.
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