The Tables Turned in Murder Trial and Suspected Witness Arrest
A cleaving narrative from Lasewoon shows Henry Hendrickson facing new charges in the Stevens murder case after a witness, John Patterson of Manasquan, revealed details of the February 12 assault at Hendrickson’s hotel. Patterson’s statement led to Hendrickson’s arrest, with bail hearing scheduled. prosecutors expect trial in September. Also reported are the Marion editor Roger Page murder, salt stock doubt, pension bureau probe, and other brief notices from Charlotte, New York, and beyond.
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Prohibitionists mark state convention jubilee at Zanesville
OIG PROHIBITIONISTS. The State Convention meets at Zanesville to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the party in Ohio. About 600 delegates attend as fifteen original members of the Mansfeld convention speak. A letter to the county chairmen from Charns L Fisk expresses gratitude and pledges support, noting past health issues and intent to obey the party.
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Lottery Prize Sparks Illinois Legal Tug of War
A Louisiana lottery ticket worth 315000 may revert to Illinois as Leni Lurie challenges a payout split. An injunction blocks banker Lazarus Silverman from paying Robert more than 7300 of the 15000 stake, drawing in the State's Attorney and prompting court action and tied funds. A separate note mentions Korean incident rumors and other 1900s era itemized briefs.
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The Royal Grants and Parliament Debates in London
The article surveys the July session where royal grants dominate House of Commons debate. Liberals split and Parnell backs the government while Morley hints at an amendment. Gladstone fails to move against the committee report. Rhode Island license reforms pass the Senate amid school proximity and fee changes. Other items cover tunnel collisions, New England veterans gathering, a 14 ft python aboard the Denmark, a massive barn fire in West Chester, weather notes, Chinatown fire loss, Spurgeon voyage, German labor repatriation, and regional incidents.
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Twelve Year Old Convict In Kentucky Prison
Fraxxtoft, Ky., July 20. Simaville Combs, likely the youngest convict in a U S prison, has served the first year of a life sentence after being sent up Breathitt County last July at age 12. Observers note his limited exposure to crime and education, while questions linger about the stepfather who influenced the act and escaped punishment.
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Johnstown
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Martin Burke's boodle fuels extradition intrigue
Chicago authorities chase the source of funds for Martin Burke's Winnipeg extradition defense as Judge Lougenecier and Chief Hubbard seek clues. Burke adds habeas corpus in Minnesota. Chinese exclusion case outlines tourists traveling to San Francisco. May Waldron's long fast captivates Chicago playgoers. a headless body found near Winowares. Buffalo breweries deal linked to English interests. Delaware camp ends quietly. Providence awarded mortars contract.
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Washington Gossip on Wanamaker Senate Plot
The Washington special of The New York Times reports James Donald Cameron’s Senate term ends March 3, 1895 with talk he will not seek re election. Wanamaker is named for Pennsylvania’s next senator amid a three man Republican committee combine to push him into the postmaster general’s seat. Clarkson and Dudley, with Quay, Bayne as auxiliary, are the trio behind the plan while Wanamaker is said to back their campaign and may resign as needed. If events shift Clarkson could be promoted to postmaster general and Wanamaker’s path continues.
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