Witnesses Contradict Over Maner Killing At Sunday Hearing
Proceedings reveal diverging testimony as witnesses describe the killing of Maner on Sunday. Jurors hear contradictions about motive and sequence from multiple accounts.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
5
Proceedings reveal diverging testimony as witnesses describe the killing of Maner on Sunday. Jurors hear contradictions about motive and sequence from multiple accounts.
Coroner's jury probes the maner killing with William Evans and William Lohrman under scrutiny. Witnesses like Herman Blohm William Carlson and Henry Verbieste recount armed brawls at DeSmet saloon and Van Daele corner, while Weckel testifies about Maner injuries and Evans confession.
In New York on September 6 1904 the yacht Columbia led the Sham teak in a near tie as winds shifted. Officials reported Columbia crossing first at 1044 with a narrow margin and choppy conditions affecting the boats.
A newspaper brief reports the court sentencing Czolgost to execution by electric chair. The item notes the verdict and finality of punishment, with emphasis on the official judicial action and the method of execution.
In a circuit court session Judge Ramagay heard closing arguments on W A Jones of the Mail seeking a temporary injunction against T I Stanley of the Moline Daily Journal. The steer of the suit questions the contract’s definiteness and whether it restrains Stanley from continuing in the printing and newspaper business in Moline.
The firm of E. 8. Ballord & Company of Davenport dissolved after more than 44 years in business. A new firm will be Ballard Drug & Dental Company formed by J. W. Ballord H. W. Ballord and J. H. Moffat. E. B. Ballord was the second oldest Davenport druggist, surpassed only by Gust Schlegel.
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