Hayward Hanged After Dramatic Minnesota Case
In Minneapolis the condemned Farry Hayward was executed at 2 10 am. He faced a dramatic trial linked to the 1901 murder of Catherine Ging near Lake Calhoun. Wet crowds gathered as the trap fell and Hayward died without confessing, while his brother Adrian and others were linked to the case. The jury found Gowpits guilty and the sentence stood after appeals and clemency requests were denied.
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Faorry Hayward
le Muederer
Catherine Ging
Hayward
Alan
Jday Ward
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Tsaivek
Pynnyies Tasgard
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Harry
Farry
Tayde
Ely
Hayword
Adry
Coberoom
Larry
Timothy
RK. G. O'Dell
Pupreme Court
St. Paul
Ing Snard
Mission de Lunatics Muimento
O'Neil
Tamarac
Lake Calhoun
Gosaman
Misa Ging
Mian Ging
Harry Haywid
Mins Ging
L M. Phowart
Echtigen
Mr. Stewart
Moa
Mian Qing
Pollos
Maynard
Mina Ging
Add Street
Clauw Blixt
Hiixt
Calhoun Road
Mocjely
Hilxt
Piven
Billswater
Gary
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Jali
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Weather and political turmoil hit Cape Channel coast
A rough storm raged along the coast with winds from the north and northwest reaching up to 60 miles per hour. Reports say presidential party leaders, fearing exposure, attempted to report to outside observers via the coast telegraph line while turmoil and misreporting circulated among crews and locals.
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Norfolk
Cleseluna
Cape Channel
Nvar
Althor
Wil Blowang
Hota Tae Tak
Crooked Work Alleges Fraud In Michigan County
Ex treasurer B C Tlunt ley and others were arrested on charges of defrauding Roscommon County of large sums. The scheme involved buying a schoolhouse where old orders and ledgers were kept, potentially totaling sixty thousand dollars. Also listed are temperance studies, a railroad sale, a fatal arsenic poisoning case, and other disparate notices from Washington to Illinois.
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Michigan County
Roscommon
Mich
B.C. TLunt+ley
en-Iglway
J. McDonald
Alexander Robinson
Exwlerk
Churgas
Wis
Bayard Under Fire in the House for Impeachment Talk
Washington reports Rep Willan E F Barrett of Massachusetts sparked a high profile impeachment debate by introducing a resolution against Charles P Hayne d ex ambassador to Britain over remarks at Edinburgh. The discussion split along party lines with both sides arguing propriety and national interest amid coverage by London papers. In a parallel update Minnesota and several states moved on currency, lynching prevention, and Armenian resolutions while Senator Cullom pushed Monroe Doctrine policy.
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Mesaachusetts
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Court of St. James
United States
Foreign Affairs Compsittes
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McCall
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Guyard
Lurner
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Canton
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McCreaty
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the Chronicle
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House of Representatives
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Ynyard
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Nelson
Rep
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Sherman
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Mann
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Secretary of the Interim
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Poison in Coffee in Indianapolis Traced to 12 Year Old Girl
December 1 report says Mattie Joley, a 12 year old colored girl, attempted to poison a family by placing rat poison in coffee after being scolded for being slow. Eddie Teetus nearly died. others drank the coffee but survived. The girl later confessed, saying she acted after being berated, and was taken to the police station. Her mother is deceased and her father resides in Dayton, Ohio.
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Indianapols
Ind
Mattie Joley
Polson
Dilina Mabon
Eddie ‘Teetus
Mia
Miranda Teetus
Eddie Teetus
Dayton
First Republican Governor Col W O Bradley Inaugurated in Kentucky
Col William O Bradley, the first Republican elected Kentucky governor, was inaugurated at noon in Frankfort on December 11. The city welcomed him with crowds and special trains from across the state. Military and civic groups formed a ceremonial right of line as militia enforced courtesy to the outgoing governor. The new governor pledged to uphold law and spoke in support of tariff protection, reciprocity, and pure ballot reform.
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Bradley
Kentucky
Frankfort
Dee
Col. W
Headley
Loweville
Guv. Brown
Boston Vote Sees Quincy Win Mayor Bid By Wide Margin
Boston's first election under the new city charter yielded a heavy vote with Democrat Joalah Quincy defeating incumbent Republican Lord Win A. Curtis by about 4,500 for Quincy. The day also saw other municipal races and updates from Arizona where a family of five was slain by Apache band near Fort Bowie.
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Joalah
Quincy
Win A. Curtis
Beaton
Curtis
Arizona
Deming
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San Carlos Valley
San Carlos Reservation
Thurainy
Merrill
Fort Bowie
United States
Senator Cullom Defends Monroe Doctrine Policy
Senator Shelby M. Cullom addressed the United States Senate on December 10 defending the Monroe doctrine as the nation’s rightful policy. He urged steadfast American leadership abroad, opposing European interference and urging positive enforcement of the doctrine to protect American interests and prevent colonial encroachment.
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United States
America
Senate
Carlisle
Shelby M. Cullom
United States Senate
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Bolumon Teac
John Huneaoc
Europe
James Monroy
Arituln
F Roe
Theo
Chia
Europa
England
Pritua
Calloun
Cohol
Aberty
World Notes and Oddities From The Era
Reports claim President Alppolyte of Hayti will retire after a seven year term ending next year. Sir Henry James is noted for his immaculate dress. Mr Cohen resigns as president of the London Jewish board of deputies after a decade. Niels Strindberg, from Stockholm, joins a proposed balloon voyage to the north pole next year. Flava Macdonald to be memorialized with a stained glass window in the Isle of Skye. An ocean fact notes that a 5000 foot deep water layer would barely narrow the Atlantic.
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Hayti
Henry James Weara
Hin Tall
Cohen
Jewish Board of Deputies
London
North Pole
Ewede Andre
Niels Strindberg
Stockholm
Flava Macdonald
Bonnla Prince Charlie
Isle of Sky
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