Burglary Charge Shocks Wealthy Suspect in Maud Case
Call ing son of rich parents faces burglary charges after breaking into a real estate office and rifling a safe. Defense cites alleged coercion by authorities amid a Wichita Kan, murder case taking place four miles east of Maud. The scene involves Miss Clam Barton presiding over a society meeting and Ted Gross linked to Washington area social circles.
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Shipbuilding push by Cramps at Seattle signals new Pacific era
W Miller reports subscription price at 145 dollars yearly. The Cramps, leading American shipbuilders, plan to invest several millions in a Seattle shipyard. A vast, modern Pacific era seems to open, with others noting colonial ambitions and industrial strides across the region.
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New York City growth cited as historic milestone
A fragmented piece notes the expansion of New York City into five boroughs Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens and Richmond with a 2 950 000 population. It lauds Amos l hig of New York for his leadership amid war debt settlements and criticizes Mr Eno for refusing press interviews in a reflective historical context.
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Week's History in All Parts of the Union
A wide spread digest of 19th century news covers losses from maritime and railway disasters, population and debt figures, notable deaths, political changes, and notable crimes across the United States and abroad. It notes headlines on government debt, post offices in the money order class, and cultural moments such as a New York editor inaugurating rapid wire service.
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Fragmented 19th century world news roundup
A garbled, era-spanning summary reports on Cuban affairs, Spanish military actions, and British political shifts. It notes Weyler’s court martial, colonial tensions, a London city hall collapse, a proposed English syndicate investment, and various political figures and events across Europe and the Americas with multiple scattered names and dates.
Tragic City Hall Collapse Kills Many in London Ont
A floor collapse at London Ontario city hall during a crowded political meeting left about twenty four dead and many injured. Names of the identified dead and injured were listed, with the hall described as crowded for a municipal campaign event. An investigation found a whole floor section had given way, revealing aging construction and added stories from later renovations.
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YEAR'S GOLD DEPOSITS AND DEPRECIATION PROFILES
New York Jan 4 aggregate value of gold deposited with the United States assay office for the past year reached 4 918 545 with about 2 250 000 deposited in December. The New York assay office reports a rise in refined silver and a shift toward near production sites to save shipment costs. A slate of accidents and local notices follows including deaths and notable transfers of office positions. Clyde Magwell of Wheatland footfall tragedy is reported while Lewistown neighbors Calender and Moore quarrel ends in fatal injury. Long in Quincy passes, Rev Dr Edward Smith elected president of Illinois Wesleyan seminar and Charles G Dawes assuming comptroller role in Washington.
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Robbers Strike Express Train Near Kane City
A Pittsburgh and Gut line express, left Kane City depot at 12:40 a.m. Sunday, was robbed before reaching the Ale Blag crossing near the northern outskirts. Two masked men overpowered the messenger, bound and gagged crew, and took cash and jewelry from the Louis en train car. The robbers fled as the train halted at the crossing. no clear suspects or connections to other glove robbery cases have been found.
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Mrs Fassett Dead Artist of National Prominence
Adhti M Lassett, a renowned artist from Washington, Wisconsin, died Tuesday evening. Her notable works included miniature portraits and engravings, such as The Electoral Calender, reflecting political life and notable figures like President Cleveland and Supreme Court members. Her loss leaves a gap in American portraiture.
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Pension Fraud Fear as Pensioner List Publication Begins
A tainted drive to alter pensions stirs fear among beneficiaries. Commissioner Evans reports letters from pensioners seeking changes to their pensions. One man from Mehigan enclosed his card and asked for his payments to be halted, claiming he is not entitled to government aid and would repay any sums drawn since 1908.
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Tragedy in Nebraska and Other Early 20th Century Tellings
Nebraska couple shot in their dining room by an unseen assailant as a window fired upon. Missionaries, society figures, and a series of local tragedies and notable notices appear, including a New York event involving Margaret Van Cortlandt Ogden and Prins McNutt, a schoolyard stabbing in Kentucky, a Wisconsin educational policy change, Indianapolis League of American Wheelmen meeting notes, and a cargo report of 1,800 bags of Cuban sugar aboard the Vig-Hancia in New York Harbor.
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Counterfeit Note Ring Tied to Washington Fraud Probe
Washington authorities report discovery of dangerous counterfeit silver certificates prompting recall and destruction of about 28 million dollars in notes. Investigations trace origins to Chicago Philadelphia and St. Louis with suspected engraving by trained operatives long linked to the treasuries printing office. Authorities name Brockway and partner Smith as alleged past workers, with ongoing investigations in New York and Philadelphia as six notes have been found in two weeks.
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Durrant Rehearses Execution Details in Cal Death Row
Theodore Durrant has rehearsed his death scene for the coming execution. He has requested specific conditions including destruction of a hum annexe after death and a 20 second view of his face for spectators. He also asks for medical examination and the body to be handed to a named party for disposal.
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Federal courts gain extended jurisdiction over Indian Territory
Washington January dispatch reports the law extending Congress jurisdiction to the federal courts in the Indian Territory has taken effect with little friction. Union Agency official Arent Wisdom notes that early tests show the policy working smoothly and that many Indians are adapting to full U.S. judicial authority.
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Donnelly to Wed His Stenographer in Minnesota
The announcement states Ignatius Donnelly, famed populist leader and Baconian Shakespeare advocate, will marry Miss Marion Dunsen, a 20-year-old stenographer in his office. The couple, from Minnesota, plan the wedding after weeks of courtship noted by local press.
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China loan prospect in British talks amid city support
In London and Chicago reports, British officials weigh backing a Chinese loan of 18 million pounds. Business leaders in London urge approval as negotiations near conclusion while British government may guarantee the loan. Meanwhile in Chicago, Julia Tunte faces 80 years in prison after multiple burglary indictments and guilty plea under habitual criminal act.
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Quips and Quirks From a Chicago News Speakline
A garbled Chicago News prose item strings irony and social witticisms about horse sense cats and the Maltese cross, warning of self praise and blame shifting, noting fashion, women writers, and a Dingley bill era tease.
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