Duestrow Convicted The Murderous Millionaire Trial
The murder trial of Dr Arthur Duestrow the St Louis millionaire ended with a second degree murder verdict after a long trial. Prosecutors argued for insanity as the defense sought to avoid conviction. The judge will set dates for an appeal to the supreme court.
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Arthur Duestrow
St Louis
Duestrow
Chile
Duvstruw
Doestow
Johson
Nat Dryden
Charles Noland
J. Wesley Booth
Zuchuritz
St. Louis
Jude Bolte
Attorner
Franklin County
Gallenkemp
Lee Merriwether
Triab
Union
Hirzel
Johnson
Supreme Court
Weekend Notes From The New York Papers
A crowded column from New York and nearby cities reports a diverse mix of legal cases crimes and society notes. It covers Minnie Swanger's confession in Altoona and several trials in Corsci Birris and Providence along with post office burglary near Scottdale.
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Minnie Swanger
Altoona
Ueyenroldt
Thie Hollwee Silva
Berg
Willan
McGregor
Mare McGregor
Carrie Sil
Martha Johnston
Flood Victims Across Missouri and Arkansas Struck by Floods
Terrific rains caused flash floods across Missouri and Arkansas washing away bridges and inundating towns. Drowned families and boats rescuing residents were reported near Canton and Port Glaspin Mississippi, with Brazos rises flooding towns in Texas. A separate report notes a vessel fire at sea near Cape Flattery and the Mackays returning to San Francisco with their son’s body. Major electric plant destruction in Ware Pa and a push to present Heine fountain to Baltimore.
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Miss
Calhoun Statis
Eleaing
Canton
Heid Place
Port Glason
Dave Barnes
Colimbia
Tex
Brazos
Pha
Brazorka
Navasota
Santa Fe
Allen Farm
Arkansas
Ouachita
York
John W. Mackay
Clarence
la Touraine
Mackays
John W
Horne
Paris
San Francisco
Mackay
Ware
Wayne Electric Light Company
Devon
Villa Nova
Paoi
Berwyn
Radnor
Wayne
Cumulative World News Snippet From 1900s Dispatches
A chaotic European and American news digest reports on medical oddities, war reports, political intrigue, and crime. Notable notes include a mysterious infant illness in the United States, Turkish and Zeitoun frontier skirmishes, a Vienna observer’s pole march toward the south magnetic pole, a German chancellery shakeup, a high-profile arrest in Pittsburgh, and a presidential patronage event for a colored church in Washington.
Census Shows Mexican Population At 32 542 077
The federal census of the Mexican public shows a population of 32,542,077. An item notes William K. Schmida a photographer of New Haven Conn was struck blind but may regain sight. William Payne and wife of Houston Tex were robbed and murdered. a New York express collided with a freight train on the Wabash road. a steamer from England brought 1 900 775 for private firms. Rumors of a Turkish Turkish alliance are mentioned as officials seek to stir distrust.
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Elisha Benedlef
Tata
Long Ipter Vale
Abe
Porat
Astan
Bie
William K. Schmida
New Haven
Cons
William Payne
Houston
Tex
New York
Oakley
Hila Enginerr
Eitlee
Umbria
England
Massive artwork fire devastates Haseltine Building
Fire in Atlanta razed the Haseltine Building housing artists studios and the famous Haseltine art gallery. It caused extensive damage to paintings, with losses estimated in the thousands of dollars. Firefighters contained the blaze after daybreak as officials inspected the scene and noted the building was insured. Local figures, including Mayor King, witnessed the destruction and praised the escape of occupants.
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Oteiway
Aestirinte
Dereuraniens
Fayette
Mar
Porter King
Atlanta Ga
Orbereal
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Dia
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Nethersole
Sudh
Madge Matlows
Maud Clayten
Hervonysing
Barus
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Dea New Uarithages
ADEN
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Nokoat
Manty
Tovl
Walla
Fara
Enat
Momer LeRontilierr & Geamt
Su Dluty
King
Auanta
Hazel
Olge Nethersole
G. H. Selous
Roberta Fleury
Political stalemate looms in debate over appropriation
The week’s legislative calendar centers on House floor action amid bitter fights over budget items. Key figures square off on proposed subsidies and committee plans, with a possible conference to resolve differences. Censure of ambassador Bayard and other foreign affairs matters also feature in the docket as deadlines press.
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Duag Sagatte
Nevada
USA
Monroe
Hayne
Tee Reiders
Thee Girlscat
House
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Heyard
Waskisetox
Bayard
England
Scotland
House Foreign Affairs
His Haste Proved Fatal in Hastes Pa
A man from Belfast visiting Easton rushed to catch a train and collapsed, dying before reaching home. Clement Reed, 16, of Chestertown, died from injuries after being struck by a hoove incident. details indicate a fatal accident while en route home.
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Hastes
Peter Barnhards
Belfast
Easton
Vety
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