Burke Arrest Details At Winnipeg Carlson Cottage Trial
In Winnipeg the Cronin case resumes with testimony on the Carlson cottage scene. A washerwoman recalls a white horse and buggy, a crying sound, and a man entering the cottage. Burke’s arrest is described with tickets and money as officers link him to the crime frame. Coughlin’s enmity to Cronin surfaces as the court debates the legal use of exhibits and witness interpretations.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick city
Tom. W. M. Keller
B .S. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
G. W.M. Keller
BR. & Wolfe
Winnipeg
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Kunze
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Dr. Cronin
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J. B. Simonds
Pauline Hoertell
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Chicago
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Ashland avenue
Carlson
Thomas McKinnon
Montreal
Liverpool
W. J. Cooper
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Hubbard
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Coughlien
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Temperance in Politics at WCTU Convention
The Women's Christian Temperance Union in Curiaco debates a non-partisan constitutional amendment. The plan was rejected amid excitement. reports praised military leaders Gen. Schofield and Gen. Howard for abstinence. A majority report urged making prohibition the dominant political issue, while a minority opposed pledging the union to any party. The Iowa delegation bolted.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Foster
Towa
S.A. McClees
New Jersey
Han
Schofield
Howard
Mattie Bailey
Iowa
Revised Playing Rules Highlight New Baseball Changes
New York reports the joint rules committee proposed changes to playing rules. Modifications include new rubber plates in the pitcher’s box, immediate play on the new ball, one minute resumption rule, extra substitutes, clarified returns to bases, and umpire address etiquette. Annual league and association meetings follow with expected leadership contests and the Brooklyn pennant presentation.
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N. E. Young
Washington
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
J. B. Day
William Barnie
Baltimore
William Sharsiz
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Athletics
Parsons
Louisville
association
Mayers
league and association
Nick Young
Messrs. Wryckoff
Phelps
Krauthoff
Brooklyn club
Catholic Congress Adjourns After Splendid Baltimore Session
Great Catholic congress in Baltimore ends with speeches by Honore Mercier and officials. Delegates endorse education reform and oppose divorce, socialism, and communism. Chicago proposed as site for 1902 international congress. parade draws about 20,000 participants from multiple cities.
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Maryland
Knights of Labor assembly in Atlanta reaches delegates
The general Knights of Labor meeting in Atlanta gathered about two hundred delegates, including four women. A telegram to Francis E. Witkund of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union conveyed fraternal greetings. The session moved to routine business as it awaited possible stance on alliance relations.
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Stevens
Ohio
Parry
Elizabeth Doxohue
New Jerry
Catharine Kiern
Indiana
Francis E. Witkund
National Women's Christian Temperance union
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Livingstone
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knights
Farmers’ alliance
Knights of Labor
CAPT HART BURIED IN SYMPATHY FILLED SERVICE
The funeral marked by a large turnout in Harrisburg with Gov. Beaver and Senator Penrose among mourners. Tributes praised Capt. Hart as a devoted citizen and neighbor as Rev. Dr. George A. Chambers delivered the eulogy. Guards from City Grays and Gov. Troop escorted the casket to the Capitol rotunda and to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Pine Street
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Jumboting Statesmen and Forgery Case Reaches Outcome
A case involving notable officials and alleged forgeries concluded with discovery in October. The proceedings uncovered the fraudulent acts, and the court moved toward final disposition. The involved entities include government figures and legal authorities investigating the matter.
Negro Convention in Atlanta GA Discusses Census and Representation
About 709 negro delegates met in Atlanta on November 15 to discuss issues affecting the colored race. Speakers urged mobilization to influence census tallies and avoid reducing Democratic representation. Senator Hurst advocates funding to retain Sunol in California and hints at pressuring Stanford to value Palo Alto.
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ATLaxTa. Ga
eantor Murst
Sunol
Hurst
California
stanford
Palo Alito
Sullivan to Box in England for Twelve Rounds
A patron offers 1000 pounds for Sullivan to boxing Jackson or any other man in England for twelve rounds. It is reported that Smith and Jackson have agreed to sparring at the aquarium exhibition.
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Loxpox
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Jackson
England
Smith
Jackson haveeen
aquarium
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