Mass surprise witness in Hayward murder trial shocks Minneapolis court
Claus Alfred Blixt testifies as key state witness in the Catherine Ging case, detailing Hayward's influence over him. The courtroom reacts with horror and disbelief as Hayward smiles and stares down auditors and attorneys during the dramatic testimony.
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Ozark Flats
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Dramatic Confession Details Planned Murder Plot
The transcript recounts Blixt detailing Harry Hayward and Miss Ging in a grisly murder scheme. He describes meetings in the Ozark boiler room, notes of $7000, plans to kill, random acts of violence, and a staged accident to cover the crime.
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Miss Ging
Hayward
Harry
The
Ozark
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Hayward confident as case proceeds in Minneapolis court
Harry Hayward appears in morning court radiantly confident and composed. He asserts public opinion now doubts Blixt and notes unreliability in evidence, saying nothing has contradicted his account and he feels the case will come out all right.
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Harry Hayward
Blixt
Hayward
European economists fear U S sugar self sufficiency
Washington reports that U S beet sugar output jumped past the prior year by 760000 tons and cane sugar doubled in two decades. California’s climate and land give it a marked edge in beet production, with labor cost advantages cited by European correspondents, prompting concern that the United States may soon produce all its own sugar.
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United States
Frank Mason
Frankfort
Germany
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Europe
Pacific Coast
Mason
England
Figures show generation’s share of government debt for 1865–present
A House statement by Rep. Coombs presents a compendium of costs since 1865. It shows 1865 debt at 2.59 billion and total government outlays through 30 years after the war, including pensions and war expenses, totaling about 12.03 billion.
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Washington
House
Representative Coombs
New York
Pension Department
War Department
Navy Department
Bankers tour Mexico to study coffee expansion
A group of 15 prominent Kansas City and Topeka bankers and businessmen arrived in Will Raise Cottee Corpozpa Mex February 5 to investigate the coffee industry. They will travel to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec to acquire lands suitable for coffee cultivation, convinced that current silver prices make coffee farming profitable as the product sells in foreign markets for gold.
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Topeka
Tehuantepec
Chicago Live Stock Exchange aids Dakota and Nebraska sufferers
At the February meeting in the Exchange building the Chicago Live Stock Exchange directed $2000 to the board of directors for relief of South Dakota and Nebraska sufferers. President Thompson named a three man committee Mallory Montgomery and Dow to draft a mortgage bill for the legislature.
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Dow
Insurance rule prompts towns to switch policies
Madison officials report that 170 town insurers must use standard policies by law, a move supported by the attorney general. In Wilkes-Barre 900 Lehigh Valley Coal strikers return to work after the company grants most demands.
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Insurance Commission
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Bank President Marries in Philadelphia
Major M. A. Higley president of Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa wed Mrs J R Nichols of New York in Philadelphia on February 6.
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Major M. A. Higley
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J. R. Nichols
New York
Captain Bogardus Dies in Georgia
A special to The Times reports Captain Bogardus who claimed to be the famed champion marksman died in Austell Georgia.
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Assistant Secretary Curtis Talks Bonds With New York Banks
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury William E Curtis met February 2 with leading foreign banking houses in New York to discuss a government loan. Sub Treasurer Jordan said Curtis left for Washington with mission accomplished as no sale or purchase occurred. The bond issue is expected to be announced soon, with a 4 percent long term issue likely and a price yielding 3 1 2 percent. Curtis reportedly had authority to press beyond mere view gathering.
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New York
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Whisky trust books rocked by lockout and safe access clash
In Peoria Judge Grosscup had ordered examination of whisky trust books. Access was blocked as the vault held the ledgers with only one man knowing the combination away. Nathan Bijur of New York arrived with two accountants and insisted on retrieving the records by any means with support from the stockholders’ committee.
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Wisconsin Legislature Considers Five Year Deer Protection
Wisconsin lawmakers from northern districts back a bill by Senator Mills to prohibit deer hunting for four or five years, aiming to ban hunting until 1900. Other items include a freight-train rear end collision in Knox Indiana, anarchists expelled from Switzerland, and updates from Hiroshima, Shanghai, Wei Hai Wei, Bismarck and Lincoln.
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Mills
Knox
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North Judson
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Iowa Road
Vincent
Streator
Ship Builder Died Suddenly At 67 In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Feb 4 Captain Thomas Davidson a renowned Great Lakes ship builder vessel owner and president of the Wisconsin Steamship Company died suddenly at age 67. Also Dubuque story notes a claim by Philias Dubuque of Mayoz Canada to a quarter of the city. The Julien Dubuque founder has no heirs.
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Gienwood
Wis
The
Downing Review
Revisw Publishing Company
A. Babcock
Thomas Dovey
Barron
Milwavker
Thomas Davidson
Great Lakes
Wisconsn Steamship Company
Dubuque
Dulvogur
Philias Dubuque
Mayoz
Can
Julien Dubuque
Portuguese Troops Defeat Rebels on Incomati River Bank
An official dispatch from Lourenzo Marquez says 900 Portuguese troops commanded by Majors Ribeiro and Xavier, with gunboat support, defeated native rebels on Tuesday on the right bank of the Incomati river and drove them back in disorder.
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Lourenzo Marquez
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Xavier
Incomati River
Did Not Meet Taylor in Chicago Dispute
A letter from 5. C. Leppelman denies the accusation of meeting Taylor in Chicago on December 12 and claims he has not left New York for three months. Bieuer and McGoun suspend on the Stock Exchange with liabilities near 400000, tied to securities in various manufacturers and related firms. Gus Roche, a Globe printer, was robbed of 170 on Exchange street. he believes he knows the assailant.
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Pierre
S. D
5. C. Leppelman
Mellette
Chicago
New York
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Stock Exchange
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Wrnter
Paco
Gus Roche
Globe
Exchange Street
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Arbitration Bill Introduced in St. Paul
Senator Stevens of St. Paul has introduced a bill providing for the appointment of a board of arbitration to settle labor differences.
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Stevens
St. Paul
Board of Arbitration
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