Takes Stand In Own Defense In Hyde Trial
Kansas City May 4 Attorney Walsh plans to show Doctor Hyde was a victim of a conspiracy Hyde to testify in his own defense after Mrs Logan A Swope the last state witness Drill down on poison analysis pathologist Dr K V Hektoon testified autopsy on Chrisman Swope Cyanide potassium and strychnine cited as poisons Long courtroom details include undertaker Mitchell and Ott testimony and juror Beebe incident in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Walsh
Doctor Myde
Hiyde
Logan A. Swope
Victor Vaughn
Michigan
Colonel Swope
Vaughn
Hyde
Ife
R. RB. Mitchell
Ott
Curisman Swope
Harry J. Cook
Forest Hill Cemetery
Swope
Georgian Compton
Leonron Copperidge
Dr. Hyde
Latshaw
William Beebe
Beebe
Marshall
Kansasity
Hamas
Paxton
K. V. Hektoon
Chicago
Chrisman Swope
Hanson Brother Murderer Held for Trial Next September
Aberdeen S D April 29 Anton B Hanson Perkins county farmer is jailed in Brown county for safe keeping until his trial next September. Hanson shot and killed his brother Hans Hanson on Easter Sunday and both were intoxicated at the time.
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Aberdeen
Anton B. Hanson
Perkins County
Hans Hanson
Brown County
Hanson
Autos Capture Old Home of Cow Pony
Cheyenne Wyoming on April 29 reports a booming auto trade with new agencies and garages. Over 200 motor cars serve a town of about 18 000, with projections of 400 to 500 soon. Vulcanizing shops supply houses and stables rise, creating substantial employment as Cheyenne shifts from cowponies to motorists.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Bullock family to meet Roosevelt in Europe
United States Marshal Seth Bullock, his wife Madge, and their daughter depart from Deadwood for New York and London to meet Theodore Roosevelt. The party plans to join Roosevelt and travel to Great Britain, returning to New York by June. The trip is described as delightful. A frost warning affects the middle west and damages Sutton corn.
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Deadwood
South Oake
Apr
United States
Seth Lock
Madge
New York
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Great Britain
Bullock
Must Pay Fines to Wife Ruling in Waterloo
In Waterloo on April 26, police justice Caldwell ordered fines for drunkenness or offenses be paid to wives for family support. If defendants fail to pay, they are jailed to work on the streets. The court noted wives and children need the money more than the city treasury.
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Waterloo
Jana
Caldwell
Accidental Shooting Claims Local Railroad Worker
Edgemont Nebraska April 29 county authorities rule death of Prima Guiaboll as accidental after investigation. Guiaboll and Benna Fosini, friends from Chicago, were inspecting a loaded gun when Guiaboll was fatally shot as the weapon discharged. Fosini, deeply distressed, faced the tragedy with relatives in Chicago.
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Edgemont
8. D
Prima Guiaboll
Guiaboll
Benna Fosini
Chicago
Gulaboli
Fosiii
Fosini
Viennese Lieutenant Confesses Poisoned Candy Plots
Viennese lieutenant Mofvichtor of a famous Austrian regiment confessed to sending poisoned candy to several superior officers with the aim of killing them and securing promotion to major. He faces probable execution by firing squad.
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Vienna
Mofvichtor
Austria
Polyonet
Sandy
Eing
Ballinger Defends Alaska Claims Listing Under Oath
Secretary Ballinger testified before the congressional investigation committee in Washington on April 29. He denied willful misstatements and said the Alaska Cunningham claims were clearly listed in records. He asserted he enforced the law, accepted the Land Office job under urging from senators and presidents, and denied any interest in the Alaska cases.
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Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Congressional Investigation
Vertrees
Glavie
Ballinger
Congressional Investigating Committee
Cunningham
Ballanger
Land Office
Piles
Garfield
Roosevelte
Lost Money on Milwaukee Railroad Conductor Seized
Rapid City Journal reports conductor Frank Pearces of the Milwaukee railroad lost a pocketbook containing about $800 between Farming Gale and Milwaukee. The incident occurred Tuesday evening. authorities suspect a theft or slipping pocket and are reviewing the traveler’s accounts for accuracy.
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Rapid City Journal
Frank Pearces
Milwaukee Railroad
Pources
The Devil's Gulch and Pipestone Gorge Tragedy Tale
Miss Jessie A Beardsley describes Pipestone creek scenery the Pallisades and Devil's Gulch in South Dakota. A tragic early settler family murder by a white renegade and Indian attackers sparked a Wisconsin dreamer avenger who tracked down killers, led to a night chase, gunfire, and death, leaving only history and legend behind.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Jessie A. Beardsley
Madison
The
Pipestone Creek
South Dakota
Walla
Dey- Ve Gulch
Devil's Gulch
Dakotas
Wiscorsin
Split Rock Creek
Wisconsin
Split Rock
Record of Halley s comet and historic plagues across eras
A compact chronicle lists Halley s comet appearances and sweeping wars plagues and invasions from 760 to 1835 36. It notes famines fires pandemics like the bubonic plague in Germany and Europe mass killings by Genghis Khan Attila and Crusades in addition to regional sieges and conquests across Asia Europe and the Americas.
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America
Europe
Danube Valley
Christendom
Asia
Genghis, Kabn
Herat
Eugenius 11
Holy
William the Conqueror
England
Roman Empire
Germany
Britain
Orient
Naples
Attila
Chalons
Agrippa
Rowe
Asia Minor
Reductions in wholesale prices projected in Chicago report
Chicago April 21 wholesale price comparisons show living costs decreasing since December 1909 with declines across staples. Wheat 8 1/2 cents, corn 19 3/4, oats 7 3/4, flour 60, potatoes 15, eggs 17, butter 6, cattle 35, hogs 1, lamb. Falls expected in flour and butter due to government action on the Elgin Butter board.
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Chicago
Elgin
Constantinople Dispatches on Turkish Strengthening Measures
Reports from Belgrade dated April 10 indicate the government is strengthening security in Constantinople amid anticipated uprisings. The tremor of revolt stirs sympathy in the region as fears mount of Turkish annexation in Albania.
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Constantinomi F
Gartibon
Belgrade
Constantinople
Albania
Illinois Women To Spellbind Catherine W. Maci Tour
Illinois women prepare to spellbind Catherine W. Maci as head of a speech making tour through the state. The event showcases political engagement and rhetoric in a notable public appearance with organized stops.
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Illinois
Catherine W. Maci
Sucker State
Suffrage Campaign Plan Led by Mrs McCullough
Chicago May 4 Mrs Catherine Waugh McCullough heads a plan to organize a spellbinding trip by women to support equal suffrage before the legislature. Automobiles will tour districts delivering speeches singing songs and distributing suffrage literature with three routes daily.
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Chicago
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Owen Bills Sale of Five Nations Lands in Congress
Washington April 28 Senator Owen Democrat Oklahoma introduced a bill in Congress for the general sale of land belonging to the five nations. Over three million acres valued at $100,000,000 are to be sold. A large school fund would be added and the proceeds divided among the five nations by a federal commission.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Pittsburg Miner Return to Work
In Pittsburg a large number of miners are set to return to work Monday after a new year contract was signed at midnight. An advance of 5.55 percent was eyed. In Washington, Attorney Vertrees for Ballinger charged that Garfield Pinchot and others seek to overthrow President Taft at a congressional hearing. He claimed they forced Attorney General Wickersham into the dispute by alleging a later dated charge. Senators Root and Purcell clashed as Root tried to end the lawyers quarrel.
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Vttebure
Tie District
Washington
Vertrees
Ballinger
Garfield
Pinchot
Taft
Hoe
Wickersham
Root
Purcell
Evelt Welcomed in The Hague During Embassy Visit
The Hague April 20 Col Roosevelt received a warm welcome on his visit to the Dutch capital. He wore a dainty button in honor of Princess Juliana's first birthday and toured the Hague conference site in Linwood. He met Princess Emma mother of Queen Wilhelmina, viewed art galleries, and planned a dinner with Minister Beaupre and a reception for the American colony at the embassy. The Roosevelts are set to travel to Rotterdam tomorrow.
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Haguen
the Hague
Col. Roomvelt
Real Juliana
Timtae
Linwoods
Hague
Emma
Wilhelmina
Beaupret
Roosevelts
Rotterdam
Reach New York Sunday Weston W Reach New York Sunday
Fishkill on Hudson April 30 at 6 o clock this morning. He will ward Payson Weston toward Flakkill, reach Yonkers tonight and New York Monday.
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Fishkill-on-Hudson
Ward Payson Weston
Yonkers
New York
Prairie Pics Help Man Buy West Land With Dogs
An enterprising Sturgis real estate dealer used a colony of prairie dogs to aid a land sale. A land seeker touring the West was told the animals were part of the purchase, valued with the land, and the buyer planned to return home to harvest pork from the deal.
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Pierre
Sturgis
Aberdeen Sailor-murder case aims at Gohl trial
A Grays Harbor murder case centers on William Gohl of Aberdeen, ex manager of the Sailors' union. He faces trial next Monday for killing Charles Hatteberg and is linked to dozens of suspected sailor murders. Prosecution, led by William Campbell, argues Gohl robbed and killed sailors over years to amass over 20000 in fortune. Accomplice August Flingenberg testified, detailing murders at Indian Creek and on a launch. Detectives from Seattle aided the probe. Gohl’s defense to be led by W H Abel with support from a partner.
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Aberdeen
Woah
Grays Harbor
Cuse
William Gohl
Ballors’ Union
Montesano
Gohl
Charles Hatteberg
William Campbell
Hosquinm
TM Atterers
Filngenberg
Flingenberg
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
A. J. West
Gobt
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Hattebere
Hatteverg Wem
Indian Creek
Porter Dean
Hoaquiam
Hatteberg
Ant
Ally
Dean
Seattle
Goh
Gobl
Gon
Fliingenberg
A. J. Weat
Sailors’ Union
W. H. Abel
Chehalis County
Artesian Well Struck Near Fruitdale Station
A new artesian well was struck at the first station east of Belle Fourche on the Belle Fourche Valley railway near the Stearns ranch. The well is expected to yield 75 gallons per minute. The townsite near the site has not yet been named and is a government townsite.
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Belle Fourche
Wear Gnoma
Stearns
Prominent Preshd Doctor Dies
Dr J D Saageley, a well known physician, died suddenly after suffering heart trouble while performing daily chores. The community mourns the loss of a respected medical figure and longtime local servant.
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Preshd
J. D. Saageley
Doctor J B Seaghey of South Dakota Dies at Home
Special to The Telegram reports Dr J B Seaghey a leading South Dakota physician died at his Presho home May 4 after a sudden illness while performing chores. He suffered great agony for about an hour then passed away.
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Presho
J. B. Seaghey
Dakota
Breeding Supporters Rally for Legislation in The West
Disjointed account from Denver Times outlines Mrs. Helen Baker of Spokane on a world tour to promote international eugenics and suffrage. She plans speeches in Washington and Indianapolis, then England, urging government action to improve human breed. She argues education on origins and restricted reproduction, criticizing conventionality and advocating a single moral law for couples.
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Denver Times
Burbank
England
Washington, D. C
Abe
Equal Suffrage Auociation
Jeffersonian Club
Indianapalis
Washington
Raycrofters
Aurora
Ase Mia
Baker
Ooe
Mre
United States
Molokai
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