Murderous Mueller Captured After Stanton County Killing Spree
Stanton Neb March 25 Special to The News Mueller, a 30 year old farmer, shot his 11 year old wife mortally then wounded her father and mother before fleeing. He was captured near Pender at dark by Sheriff Stecker and Pender marshal after a long pursuit. His wife and father-in-law remain in critical condition as doctors assess injuries.
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Pender
Mueller
Stecker
Stanton County
Frederick Hohneke
Mr. Hohneke
Silas Johnson
Pender, Neb
I. Miller
Fred Hohneke
Winside
Neb
Young
Kelso
Miller
Fred
Supreme Court Upholds Nebraskas Anti Cigarette Law
Nebraska supreme court sustains general prohibition on sale and manufacture of cigarettes in the state while ruling that individuals rolling cigarettes for personal use are not manufacturing. The decision follows a case where a young man was arrested for rolling a cigarette and reopens the Bartley bond case in favor of the bondsmen.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Brown nominates Calkins to hear Nebraska grain case
Lincoln March 28 Attorney General Brown nominates G C Calkins of Kearney president of the State Bar association to hear testimony of law and fact in the state vs Nebraska Grain Dealers association Clark and Waln plead not guilty Omaha March 23 Cal Wain and Harrison Clark two of the negro outlaws who shot and murdered conductor Edward Flury at the Albright terminal March 8 were arraigned and pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree and murder while committing a robbery
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Lincoln
Brown
G C. Calkins
Kearney
State Bar Association
Nebraska Grain Dealers’ Association
Clark
Waln
Omaha
Cal Wain
Harrison Clark
Edward Flury
Albright
South Omaha
Guity
O Neill Tours Lincoln May Preview League Meetings
President O Neill of the Western Baseball league visits Lincoln on a tour of league cities. He announces the spring meeting to adopt the schedule will likely be held Monday April 2 in Des Moines.
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O'Neill
Lincoln
Norrig L. O'Neill
Western Baseball League
Des Moines
Pirates Loot Standard Oil Gear Near Canton
Pirates seized a number of winch es rifles and about a thousand rounds of ammunition from a Standard Oil owned loot near Canton. The U S gunboat Callao was en route to the scene of piracy near Hong Kong with March 23 dated reports.
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United States
Hong Kong
Standard Oil Company
Canton
Callaoa
Robert Spriggs Found Guilty Of Abduction
New York report says Robert Spriggs a resort proprietor was found guilty by a jury of abduction in a case alleging white women were detained against their will behind barred doors. He is remanded for sentencing with potential twenty year maximum. In Louisiana near Shreveport a race clash left a white man and two black women shot with authorities warning of possible further violence.
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New York
Robert Spriggs
Spriggs
Tuesaday
Louisiana
Shreveport
W. TH. Smith
Smith
T. C. Pease
Bossier Parish
Miners Die In Snow Slide Near Granite Colorado
A massive snow slide swept the Winfield and Clear Creek mining district near Granite killing at least six miners. Among the dead is Harry Wineborn, noted Chaffee county prospector. A relief party was dispatched after a courier delivered the news.
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Granite
Colo
Winfield and
Clear Creek
Harry Wineborn
Chaffee County
Fire at Western Candy plant causes $200000 loss
Fire in the starch bin at the Western Candy company plant in Denver's wholesale district is blamed on spontaneous combustion. Damage totals about $200000, with $40000 to Western Candy, $46000 to George W Huett Candy, $10000 to Western Paper, $10000 to Western Laundry, and $40000 for the building.
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Denver
Western Candy Company
George W. Huett Candy Company
Western Paper Company
Western Laundry Company
Gray Given Twenty Years For Forgery
W Gordon Gray a former Chicago newspaper writer was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary by Judge Burnham after pleading guilty to three counts of an indictment. Gray is said to be wanted for forgery in many parts of the country. He was married to Trixie Shapcott of Marshalltown.
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Gray
Marshalltown
Maureh
W. Gordon Gray
Chicago
Burnham
Trixie Shapcott
Senate Debate Over Rates Bill Centered on ICC Expansion
Washington March 23 The Senate spent most of its session on the rail rate bill with two speeches by Lodge and Spooner. Lodge advocated amending to enlarge the Interstate Commerce Commission and rebutted statements by Commissioner Prouty while contrasting New England’s stance. He warned that mileage system adoption would devastate New England manufactories.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Spooner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner Provty
Eugene Debs
Prouty
New England
Roosevelt Holds Conference on Chicago Beer Packers Decision
President Roosevelt met with Attorney General Moody Secre tary Taft and James A Garfield to discuss Judge Humphrey's Chicago beer packers ruling. Moody intends a careful review of the law to judge the possibility of government appeal. No details were released from the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Moody
Taft
James A. Garfield
Chicago
Humphrey
Beer Packers
White House
Willie
State Banks Show Increase in Banking Board Report
Secretary of State Banking Board reports a favorable increase in banks from the November tally. Paid in capital stock rose to 200,700 with deposits around 2,711,900. Special to The News from Hristow Nebraska dated March 23. Village caucus names Andrew Johnson Philip Andrews and BAL Hall for Village Commissioner positions. Local school and principal positions noted in Poston area.
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Secretary of State Banking Board
Littcoln Maret
Shire
Roger
Hristow
Neb
Mare
Aton Village
Owen Dingy Mowsrs
Andrew Johnson
Philip Andowson
Bal Hall
Alma Nob. Murder Trial and Capitol Procession
A Nebraska news record describes a murder trial in Phelps County and follows the Capitol events in Lincoln. State officials and Governor Mickey lead the procession, with Grand Army veterans escorting the casket to the state capitol amid prayers and melody.
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Alma
Marvel
John Lanes
Tate
Clyde
Phelps County
Statehood Bill Seeks Conference as Senate Hears Debate
Washington report details passage efforts with three conferees named and a Senate conference request on votes. J Adam Bede spoke in support of the President’s stance and marriage remarks, while Dalzell backed the rule and Williang challenged the record on statehood. Legislative appropriation debate followed with Hardwick opposing trimming to eliminate a White House social secretary. In St Louis, 300 union carpenters organize and end a strike by returning to work at prior wages.
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Washington
Senate
Cance
J. Adam Bede
Minn
House of Representatives
Dalzell
Williang
Critielem
Trarn
Congress
Hardwick
Chamber
White House
Roosevelt Suggests Mixed Police at All Ports
Paris dispatch reports President Roosevelt proposed a mixed police at all ports including Casa Blanca. The move aims to advance an eventual solution to the Moroccan difficulty, per Temps correspondent in Algeciras.
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Roosevelt
Paris
Casa Blanca
Temps
Algeciras
Garber Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Revolver Incident
Clinton March 23 William Garber of De Witt sues for divorce claiming his wife drove him from his home at gunpoint. He cites cruel and inhuman treatment as the ground.
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Clinton
William ©. Garber
de Witt
Smallpox Cases Reported in Uinta County Farms
In Cheyenne on March 23 fifty seven cases of smallpox are reported in Liman and Bridge farming districts in Uinta county Wyoming. The southern part of the county has been quarantined to contain the outbreak.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Liman and Bridge
Uinta County
Wyoming
Descriptions of Senate Exposition Debates and Pocahontas Descendants
The article reports on Senate committee debates over a public exposition bill with Tillman and Dolliver exchanging views on legal rights and leadership. It notes discussions about Pocahontas descendants and a push to include them in exposition plans, referencing a Missouri inquiry during executive session and remarks on the influence of Pocahontas in early American history.
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Dolliver
Washington
Cockrell
Missouri
Hard Bargains Falter in Coal Operators and Miners Talks
Indianapolis March 24 The joint scale committee of coal operators and United Mine Workers failed to reach any agreement after a day of proposals. Meetings show continued deadlock on wage scales, work rules, and the shot firers law costs with both sides resisting concessions.
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Inianapolia
United Ming Workers
Amar Jon
South Western
Ielelain Olde
Ana Woktorn Pores Ivina
Mitchiell
J. H. N. Taylor
Illinois
Ilnois
H.C. Perry
Ilinois
F. Ll. Robbing
Western Pennsylvania
Nebraska Weather Forecast From Chicago Station
The United States Weather Bureau bulletin forecasts for Nebraska show possible showers or light snow flurries for Friday night into Saturday with increasing wind and cold temperatures. The report includes station readings and a note on precipitation probability, with additional remarks from officials and references to ongoing weather observations.
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Masini
Chicago
United States
Nebrowkaie
Federation May Enter Politics in Washington
A fragmentary report suggests a movement by a federation in Washington to engage in politics. It notes committee influence and calls for public sentiment, urging workers to elect men aligned with their view on governance and labor rights. Messages from council members hint at nationwide discussions and the impact on leadership.
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Washinton
Maren
Chompers
Darhor
Chinon
Sensational Bowling at National Tournament Opens
Louisville observers report a standout bowler field with three men totaling 675 650 and 625 pins. Walter Tuthill of Brooklyn leads individuals with 675 while Deacon Jones of Milwaukee previously posted 688 at Cleveland in earlier years.
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Louisville
Walter Tuthill
Brooklyn
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