Crowe Offers To Surrender In Cudahy Kidnapping Case
A letter received by Omaha Nebraska police from Pat Crown urges a fair jury trial and promises surrender if bond terms and jury verdict are observed. Crown demands no pretrial confinement, cites Governor Savage and other officials, claims he will not be "kangarooed" and seeks justice through a twelve-person jury.
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Omaha
Neb
Sin
Cudahy
Donahue
Douglass County
Nebraska
Herod
Mr. Donahue
Edward Cudahy
Savage
John Power
John Shields
J. J. Donahue
Cudahys
Pat Crown
Verdict for M Nutt in Idaho mule damages case
D A Hancock sued David McNutt in Pocatello Idaho over mules sold as not glandered. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant McNutt after a trial held last week. The decision ended Hancock’s claim for damages stemming from the mule sale.
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D. A. Hancock
David McNutt
Pocatello
Idaho
McNutt
Hancock
Marshall city council proceedings extend South Lafayette time
Marshall Missouri council met October 15 1901 with Aldermen Phillips Carter Hardin Huff Lankford Bell Mayor Blair Attorney Spencer and Clerk James present. W H Kolkmeyer extension request granted to November 18. Jury of commissioners report on Brunswick avenue damages and benefits filed. damages listed for Jan Cooney W C Crear M Wood and others. bonds accepted. An arc light petition referred. sewer district No 3 created with described boundary and plans approved. Carter voting no. Salt Pond avenue macadamizing approved. sidewalk matter on English avenue referred. Fire committee bans shingles within city. Street commissioner ordered to remove condemned dangerous sidewalks.
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Marshall
Phillips
Carter
Hardin
Huff
Lankford
Bell
Blair
Spencer
James
W. H. Kolkmeyer
Lafayette Avenue
Brunswick Avenue
Eastwood Street
Pac. R. R
Porter Street
Jefferson
Lafayette Avenues
Lacy Street
Kant
Allen Avenue
Salt Pond Avenue
North Street
Washington Street
English Avenue
Boyd Street
Marriage Licenses Reported From Marshall and Vicinage
Marriage licenses issued for W. T. Nelson and Grace Saunders of Marshall. Porter Williams and Caroline Bryant of Ayres. C. T. Coleman of Dexter and Minnie F. Dickey of Miami. R. D. Snoddy of Sharon and Ina Yeager of Marshall. Frank C. Kroger and Clara Weare of Miami. John P. Karrick and Lizzie Nixon of Arrow Rock.
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W. T. Nelson
Grace Saunders
Marshall
Porter Williams
Caroline Bryant
Ayres
C. T. Coleman
Dexter
Minnie F. Dickey
Miami
R. D Snoddy
Sharon
Ina Yeager
Frank C. Kroger
Clara Weare
John P. Karrick
Lizzie Nixon
Arrow Rock
County projects ordered for bridges and road work in Missouri
County Surveyor ordered to build a new floor on the Salt Fork bridge north of Marshall and construct a bridge over Wild Cat creek and Finnis creek on Marshall and Sweet Springs road. W E Carter to install a new floor on bridge sec 35 50 22. New iron bridge to be built over Bushy creek. Clerk Smith presented a $1638 tax book cost for igor. approved and to State Auditor for payment. Collect McAmis to receive $3833.34 from Alton railway for taxes. Circuit Clerk Hay, Sheriff Ham, and County Clerk Smith each presented quarterly fee abstracts, approved. Petit jury drawn for November term: Arrow Rock Twp Swisher, Fin Crockett. Blackwater Kennedy, Witcher. Clay D D Davidson, C C Young. Cambridge Et Brightwell, Samuel Daniel, Richard Hill. Elmwood Dan Robertson, Sam Martino. Liberty Finnis Boatright, Geo Hazen. Cram Pass Daniel Miller, Dave Morean. Miami John, G N Jackson. Marshall G E Wood, Alphonso Piper, C M Gilpin. Salt Pond J A Clayton, Eli B Smith. Salt Fork Louis Richardson, Ed Sharon.
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Salt Fork
Marshall
Wild Cat Creek
Finnis Creek
Marshall and
Sweet Springs
W. E. Carter
Bushy Creek
Clerk Smith
Blackwater
Joe Kennedy
Dan Witcher
Clay
D. D. Davidson
C. C. Young
Cambridge
Et Brightwell
Samuel Daniel
Richard Hill
Elmwood
Dan Robertson
Sam Martino
Liberty
Finnis Boatright
Geo. Hazen
Cram Pass
Daniel Miller
Dave Morean
Miami
John
G. N. Jackson
G. E. Wood
Alphonso Piper
C. M. Gilpin
At Valley Forge Opera Story Presented At Maraball
A fall season attraction titled At Valley Forge will be staged at the Maraball Opera House on Monday October 21. Set around Valley Forge and Trenton at the end of the Revolutionary War, it follows a Washington captain and a Tory colonel’s daughter through a stirring tale ending with Yorktown. The production is praised for its logical plot and elegant, historically correct costuming.
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Maraball Opera House
Old Valley Forge
Trenton
Washington
Yorktown
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Saline County
Missouri
Crowe
M'Nutt
Council Proceedings
County Court Proceedings
Valley Forge
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