Train Robbery Marks Cook Rendezvous Region
Train No south bound on the Missouri Pacific was held up and passengers robbed near a siding four miles north. Fifteen masked men forced entry to a side track. $260 in cash and eight gold watches were taken. one crew member suspects Bill Cook among the bandits. Marshal Crump rushes to the area as Arkansas Governor Fishback denounces the Indian Territory as a crime nursery.
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Ark
Missouri
Bill Cook
Cook
Arkansas
Verdiglia
Marshal Crump
Little Rock
Fishback
Indian Territory
United States
State of
Bribery Case Details Tie Gravesend Leaders to Labor Push
Testimony in a constitutional bribery case names Gravesend members Kurth and Bath as linked to labor measures. Coleman and Springweiler allegedly arranged payoffs to force passage, with delegates from Buffalo aiding in securing back pay. Witnesses claim Cologne and other leaders pressured Choate Root and others to vote in their favor, adjournment granted.
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Gravesend
Karth
Bath
Buffalo
Ler
Coleman
Kurth
Deterling
Springweiler
Gray
Sime
Clay Marries His Ward Dora in Kentucky
General Cassius M. Clay, 84, wed his 18 year old ward Dora Richard Yor in Whitehall Kentucky with two farmhands as witnesses. The ceremony was performed by Squire ER M Douglass and follows years of courtship between the old general and his young ward.
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Lexixdoxs
Cassius M. Clay
Dora Richard
Whitehall
Foxtown
ER. M. Douglass
Kentucky
Liberia Aroused by Gunboat Fire at Settraker
Liberia an armed gunboat fired on boats carrying cargo from the Afri Steamship Ambriz at Settrakoo. Twenty five were killed. The Ambriz captain had warned that landing cargo would breach revenue laws as Settrakoo is not a port of entry.
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Sierra Bronxe
Afri
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Telegraphic Tidbits
Governor Flower exits politics. Two Harvard students fined 100 each in Boston for stealing signs and mischief. Rep Myron B Wright of Pennsylvania dies in Trenton. Arbitration congress opened in Chicago led by Lyman J Gage. Rudolf W Wolffsohn a red politician dies in Buffalo. Queen's Own stallion dies en route to New York show. Peter Burch Newark janitor died by suicide not. autopsy findings. Rev Frederick A Seckerson Brooklyn battles burglar at home. burglar escapes.
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Boston
Myron B. Wright
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Congress of Arbitration and Continuation
Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago Civic Federation
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St Mesnhets
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