Kennedy Breaks Down in Court During Kennedy Murder Trial
Lulu Prince Kennedy sobbed convulsively in the Kansas City courtroom as a witness recounted a conversation with the prisoner's brother after the January killing. Judge Wofford adjourned the trial while Kennedy collapsed and was carried to her cell. Bert Prince, a traveling musician, had previously supported her, and jurors heard testimony linking Prince and his family to the case.
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KANSAS CITY
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Herr Price
Kennedy
Hertha Litchfield
Bert Prince
Prince
Ridge building
Mra. Kennedy
Charles Dittmler
Dittmer
Youll
William T. Hacker
Mrs M Kinley’s Case Diagnosed
Washington bulletin from Mrs McKinley’s physicians reports no blood infection from a finger bone infection treated by incision in Los Angeles. Exhaustion traced to the same infection, with diarrhea and heart inflammation improving. A more hopeful outlook noted and flowers welcomed on her birthday at the White House.
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Gazzette
WASHINGTON
Fire at Golden West Hotel Injures Seven Guests
A blaze on the second floor of the Golden West Hotel on West Madison street sent seven guests jumping from windows to escape. Injured include Nichole Gosden proprietor Tagor Wirth Rosh McKenna Albert Weston William McCarberg and others. all are expected to recover.
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PHICCAGO
Tune
Golden West
West Madison street
NICHOLE GODSEN
TAGOR WIRTH
ROSH M’KENNA
ALBERT WESTON
WILLIAM M'CARBERG
Oak Glen
IMinota
Arbitration Appealed For In Pekin Indemnity Case
The United States government has again appealed to the powers to submit the present dispute of Pekin over the indemnity arbitration at The Hague. Mr Rockhill cabled Secretary Hay for permission to apply and Hay authorized him. It is believed Pekin ministers are deeply involved beyond extrication, making this proposal perhaps the only feasible option.
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WASHINGTON
Jung
United States
Pekin
Hague tribunal
Rockhill
Hay
Bernhardt hints at Romeo role in English Juliet offer
London June 3 Sarah Bernhardt told no AP representative that doubt remains over her playing Romeo to Maude Adama's Juliet. She accepted jokingly, but some took it seriously. She adds I would love to play Romeo in English but doubt I could master the language enough.
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Gazette
LONDON
Sarah Bernhardt
Associated Press
Romeo
Maude Adama
Juliet
Mme
Engligh
FATAL FALL FROM DOME OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING
Commander J H Bull of the US Navy hydrographic service on the Pan American grounds fell from the dome of the Government building in Buffalo New York. He suffered a fractured skull above the left eye and a broken leg and is believed fatally hurt though the hospital reports serious injuries with a likely recovery. The piece notes Vanderbilt interests gaining control of the Toledo, St Louis and Western Railroad as reported by the Mail and Express in New York on June 8.
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Gazette
BUIFALO
N. Y
J. H. Bull
United States Navy
Vanderbilts
NEW YORK
The
Mail and Express
Vanderblit intercstg
Toledo, St. Louis’and Western Railroad
poniba
Klondike Gold Crop Report From Dawson Camp
The Times notes a thriving Klondike washup with a $264 giant nugget found on American Hill and widespread activity. Cleanup of 1901 advances, water runs freely, and many claim owners wash dirt. Double shifts, large pumping plants in full capacity, and widespread employment mark the summer rush. Concession wars prompt suits against several claims including Doyle and Matson.
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Gazette
SEATTLE
The Times
Klondike
Sulpher Creek
Eldorado
Cheecaco Hil
McDonald and Chant and Borden & Company
Gold Bottom
Hunker
Dawson
Bbnanza
Dawson News
Gold Comm missioner
Doyle
Honanza
Matson
Philippine Trade More Than Doubled Under Occupation
Manila dispatch reports the Philippine tariff remains until a new tariff is issued in Washington. Collector Smith’s annual tally shows imports for 32 months of American rule at 14.516 million dollars and exports at 1.695 million. Totals for imports, exports, duties, and tonnage all exceed double those of the Spanish era.
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Gazette
MANILA
Washington
Edwards Waughington
Smith
American horses the talk of London in derby year
London reports the American effort behind Whitney Keen and Croker in the Derby and Oakes. Volodyski’s future in America is uncertain after a five thousand pound lease deal. Lady Meux finances arms and relics, aiding troops, and preserves Temple Bar as part of her estate while Cap and Belle II’s Oakes victory figures high.
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Mr. Keen
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Croker
Henry
Keene
Sloane
New York
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Volodoski
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Eler
Huggins
Volodyski
Edward
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Temple Bar
Strand
Cbalds Park
Cap
Belle II
Oakes
Lawyer collapses during Ungers conspiracy case hearing
In Chicago the Ungers conspiracy case halted as J. J. McDanneld, attorney for Dr. Unger, fainted while speaking. A physician warned he could not address the jury and Judge Tulley adjourned court until Monday to resume arguments and deliver a verdict.
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Gazette
CHICAGO
Ungers
J. J. McDanneld
Unger
McDanneld
Tulley
Morbid Curiosity Attracts Thousands In Aurora Murder
A Gazette dispatch from Aurora Missouri reports James Crabtree father of Mrs John Stallion has been arrested at Cape Fair on charges of having guilty knowledge of Alice Stallion murder. Five thousand villagers descend on the scene amid strong feeling against the Crabtree brothers while Mrs Stallion attends court with her twin babies drawing sympathy.
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Gazette
KANSAS CITY
Star
Aurora
James Crabtree
John Stallion
Cape Fair
Alice Stallion
Crabtree
Cigarette Tax Law Deemed Constitutional in Iowa
Judge Burnham of the District Court ruled the Iowa Cigarette Tax Law constitutional and allowed attachment and sale of dealer property and buildings tied to the tax. Similar suits statewide await decisions, and the American Tobacco Company is expected to appeal.
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MARSHALTOWN
Burnham
District Court
Iowa
Marshall county
American Tobacco Company
Missouri Pacific Freight Trains Collide in Lang Incident
A Missouri Pacific freight train collision at Lang last night wrecked engines and cars. One crew member jumped to safety. engineer Bumgardner was killed, fireman George Davis injured. head breakman badly hurt. All resided in Oswattamie Kansas. Nearby fires and other city notes reported in subsequent dispatches.
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Gazette
OTTAWAKs
Missouri Pacific
Lang
Bumgardner
George Davis
Oswattamie
Kansas
Poor Class Emigrants for the Philippines
Washington report notes 1900 arrivals at Manila totaling 6202 from July to November including 407 females with 3032 previously in the Philippines. Of arrivals, 5560 could not write or read and 1173 carried $30 or more. Wheat market updates from Chicago and San Francisco follow, with prices and shifts. A Wichita cyclone near Billings, Oklahoma, caused structural damage and reported casualties. wires down, details scarce. Nevada Hardware & Supply advertises fire play and fire brick.
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WASHINGTON
Manila
Philippines
Tornado and hail strike Holdy Kansas area
A tornado followed by a severe hail storm hit Holdy in eastern Kay county last night causing casualties and injuries. The storm damaged wheat fields across the region as several towns reported destruction and fatalities. Nearby census figures show 10,602 incorporated places in the country, up from 7,578 in 1890.
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Gazette
KANSAS CITY
the
Star
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Holdy
Hall
Kay county
WASHINGTON
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