Tudor denies selling poison in trial
Fritz Tudor testifies he did not sell strychnine as part of a courtroom hearing. The defense seeks to cast doubt on the prosecution's case while prosecutors press for a conviction.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1902
Page
1
Poison theory in Dunlap case tests candy maker
In Aledo Illinois December 16 the defense gained ground as Fritz Tudor denied selling poison to Miss Dunlap and Mr Gould of Lardner and Gould testified the candy might have contained poison at manufacture. Dr. Browning found no poisoning and testimony covered suicidism and guilt from neighbors and Miss Dunlap’s statements after Allie Dool's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Tudor
Miss Dunlap
James Matock
the Democrat
Miss Dool
Tudor
Browning
H. D. Browning
Moline
Ill
Aledo
Dunlap
Reynolds
Felix
Dr. Browning
Graham
Sears
Blanche Coleman
Dunlaps
Allie Dool
Tona
Miss Miller
Mr. Graham
Allie
Elizabeth McCreight
Tona Dunlap
Nannie Thompson
Miss Thompson
Charles Derr
Mrs. Derr
Fatal Fire Destroys Darbyville Company Store
Ottumwa Iowa reports a deadly blaze at Darbyville Ap panoose County in which store manager Willard McConnell was overcome and died. The stock and building valued at 1500 dollars, partly insured, with a ten year old boy escaping after McConnell slept in the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Darbyville
Appanoose County
Willard McConnel
Centerville
Willard McConnell
Steamers collide in the English Channel
Calais reports a collision in the channel this morning between the British steamer Oakmore and the Trans-Atlantic liner St. Germain. Details are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Germain
Beef Combine Injunction Arguments Open in Chicago
Arguments began today in Chicago over dissolving or making permanent the temporary injunction against the alleged beef combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Venezuela aims to use U S as mediator in debt dispute
British and German claims threaten Venezuela while Italy pushes for arbitration. Bowen offered as mediator, with Washington seeking peaceful resolution. In Davenport a 17 year old boy, Charles Boldt, was killed after stepping onto a westbound Rock Island train near West Liberty while attempting to hitchhike to Davenport with a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bowen
Post
Washington
Republic
West Liberty
Rock Island
Clarence L. Evans
Bold
Davenport
City
Fillmore Street
Berlin to seek stricter blockade against Venezuela
Berlin officials consider a more stringent blockade with the Bundesrath to press Venezuela. In related notes, all railroad workers at Puerto Cabello Valencia and Caracas La Guaira are reported safe as fortifications rise near San Felix on the outskirts of Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Bundesrath
Venezuela
Puerto, Cabello
Valencia
Caracas
LaGuayra
Paris
San Felise
Seattle ordinance for corpse delivery payment
A city council ordinance proposes paying 390 dollars for delivering the body of any highwayman or burglar to city hall. The measure cites the current crime epidemic as the reason for the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mitchell predicts end to strikes in conciliatory approach
Mitchell predicts an end to labor strife if capital and labor leaders meet openly. He argues for conciliation, urges public sentiment to pressure government, and expresses belief ministers and critics like Dr Hillis and President Eliot may become allies, while separating wealth from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Capital
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers
America
Mitchell
Dr. Hillis
Eliot
Hillis
Chicago Markets Wheat Forecast and Shipments Summary
Daily Market Letter reports strong wheat activity with an initial rise followed by a pullback due to selling by holders. Bullish news suggests May wheat should advance and firm above prior levels. World shipments hit 6.497 million bushels vs 9 million expected. visible supply up about 2.0 million. Northwest receipts show mixed totals across Minneapolis and Duluth. Liverpool prices move unevenly. day clearances list substantial wheat and flour, corn, and oats exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec. Io
M. N. and S. Plan Road Run in Six Months
A notice states M N and S will host a road run in six months with details pending. It indicates organizational involvement and an anticipated event date but lacks full specifics in the readable text.
Muscatine North and South line eyed for Burlington extension
Burlington reports indicate the Muscatine North and South railway will extend from Elrick Junction to Burlington within six months. An extended ordinance confirms intent to build, with right of way secured and ties reportedly purchased. Manager Howard, in Burlington, backs the plan and says construction could start early spring, with about thirty miles to cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Journal
Burlington
Muscatine
Lindner
Burlington Hawkeye
Muscatine North and South Railway
F. S. Churchill
Muscatine North and South
Elrick
Coal Strike Commission Issues First Award in Scranton
Justice Gray announced the commission’s first award in Scranton on December 16. He urged the community to heed the silk mill girls’ testimony and enforce all laws. Miner witness John Haddock, called by miners’ counsel, said he would accept any award and testified coal roads tried to curb output signaling the miners’ justified demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Coal Strike Commission
Justice Gray
John Haddock
Weather Outlook Indicates Generally Fair Iowa Recap
Chicago dispatch reports generally fair weather for Iowa with indications of fair conditions tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gould
Facturer
Journal’s
Spe
Cial Service
Mr. Gould
Lardner
Lardner and Gould
Frank G. Owens
Keithsburg
Miss Doo
Dools
Owens
Dool
Ager
Calais
Charles Boldt
Liberty
Birmingham
England
Post Today
The
For
Eign
Castro
Posal
France
Italy
House of Lords
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Antwerpt
Matos
Evans’ Story
Evans
Boldt
Runge & Petersen
Young Evans
H. J. Toker & Co
H. E. McKay
Daily Market Letter
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Park
En Hg. Ee
Kansas City
Omaha
NING
Land South Railroad
Elrick Junction
Commission's First
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