No Hope For Suspects In Cronin Case Adjudges Doom Likely
Reports from Cubanco November 15 note prosecution evidence on Coughlin Burke O Sullivan Kunze and Beggs. Witnesses describe Coughlin near the Carlson cottage and drunk near the murder site. Burke tied to Simonds and flight to Europe. O Sullivan accused of lies and a contract to lure Cronin. Kunze alleged to ride a bay horse and visit Simonds. Beggs unlikely to be convicted.
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Cubanco
Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Burke
J. B. Simonds
Europe
O'Sullivan
Simonds
Clark Street
Beggs
Defense Lawyers Plot Alibis in Cronin Case
Court notes reveal defense plans centering on alibis. Sullivan to prove presence at home after 7 30 p.m. May 4 with seven witnesses. Others including Coughlin and Kunze counterclaims. Dan Coughlin and Forrest witnesses tied to Cronin death night. Burke pleads lodging misused by Carlson cottage. Kunze timeline and flight details questioned. Beggs silent as state presents no link to conspiracy.
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Cubcano
Sullivan
Niemann
Kunze
Coughlin
Dan Coughlin
Dinan
Dr. Cronin
Mr. Forrest
Lincoln Park
Crouin
Martin Burke
Wisconsin Matters and Minnesota Local News Flash
Northwestern condensed report from Wisconsin and nearby states. Incidents include a Colby Mills son burned to death, a suspected murder near Spokeville, county bond settlement for ex Treasurer Blike, a Chinese opium raid in Sioux Falls, prohibitionist activity in Minnesota, and new business ventures like Red Pipestone Quarrying and a state bank in Montevideo. Reports also cover robberies, railroad and bridge plans, Masonry gatherings in Davenport, a missing brakeman murder theory in Iowa, Sabbath league actions, New Orleans chamber vote on Chicago site, and Austrian betrothal news.
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Wisconsin Walls
Baldwin
Ralph Clementson
Colby Mills
Neillsville
Carl Hawke
Spokeville
Hawke
Perros
Field
Minnesota
Pipestone
Red Pipestone Quarrying Company
Montevideo
Peter Monson
Lauriston
Wadena
Bob O'Neil
Charles Kelley
Chute Bros
Here
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Duluth
Chicago
Citizens Bank
Cokato
Mattson & Paulson and
Hamberg
L. K. Nevens
Seventy Miners Buried in Ratibor Coal Mine Disaster
Beruix Prussian Silesia November 15 Twenty miners were buried when a pit caved in at Ratibor coal mine. Rescue attempts were futile and no survivors are expected.
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Beruix
Ratibor
Prussian Silesia
Fort Pierre Eviction Crisis Stirring Dakota Sidelights
A Fort Pierre Herald appeal describes squatters and soldiers on the Mit Square amid expected government orders to clear settlers from the reservation. Residents fear clashes and starvation as telegraph lines fail and a flood of rumors spreads across South Dakota and neighboring states.
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Mit
Fort Pierre
Wourly
Mile Square
Pierre
Oklahoma
Indignation Over Reports of North Dakota Farmers
From Bismarck on November 15, residents denounce sensational and fictitious stories about North Dakota farmers' finances. Across counties south of the Northern Pacific railway including Red River James and Missouri river valleys, locals insist there is no greater destitution than in 1887 and claim counties can cover isolated hardships.
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Bismarck
N. D
St. Paul
North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway
Red
James
Missouri River
Acta
Customs Station Stopped Timber Pirates at Lake of the Woods
Pembina November 15. A United States customs station is established on the south shore of Lake of the Woods near Rainy Lake river with Deputy Collector Hamline R. Proser in charge to end lumber pilfering by Canadian mills at Keewatin. Canadians operate eight lake steamers towing logs across the lake. Guenther Seeks House Clerk Post. Ex congressman Richard Guenther of Wisconsin is rumored as a candidate against Maj. John M. Carson and Edward McPherson for clerk of the U S House. In Marquette Michigan the schooner Elizabeth Nicholson owned by John Owen of Detroit drifted ashore after parting its towline and may break up unless weather improves.
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Pembina
N. D
United States
Lake of the Woods
Rainy Lake River
Hamline R. Proser
Keewatin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Washington, Navy
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
John M. Carson
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
Guenther
Havana
Train collision at Grand Crossing injures five
A suburban Illinois Central train was struck by a Lake Shore switch engine at Grand Crossing. Five laborers were injured, including Michael Ryan. the accident attributed to a frosty slippery rail. Earlier items note political and sugar refinery events and an Ohio governor recount.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Lake Shore Road
Grand Crossing
Sete Central
Michael Ryan
Adly
John Nolan
Frank McKim
Ole Lawson
Richard Kunes
Coal discovery sparks Springfield Minnesota excitement
Springfield Minnesota residents rally over a report of coal found two miles west of town. Mrs Foster and followers plan a non partisan rival to the W C T U, with a provisional committee to draft an address and call a national women’s convention. Five hundred dollars was raised to cover costs.
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Minnesota
Springfield
Minn
Bradfield's Female Regulator Advertises Relief
A letter proclaims long term relief from congestion and painful menstruation after using three bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator. The writer claims improved ability to perform housework and activities. Includes advertising contact for Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta and local seller I. Scallin.
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Bradfield
J. W. Davis
Moravian Walls
N. C
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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