Betrayal and Flight in a Desperate Struggle
In a tense confrontation Parker and Jack face Foster after a treacherous plan unravels. Foster, remorseful yet eager for escape, is challenged by Parker, who vows to expose the murder and secure justice as Jack departs toward France.
York Assizes Tell Story Of Parker Trial And Mary Lockwood
In the York March Assizes Richard Parker faces murder charges in the Bellingham case. The trial unfolds with Parker’s charm contrasted by ties to a gang led by Foster and the dramatic role of his sweetheart Mary Lockwood as key witness. The narrative follows witness testimony at Heatherbell Inn and at the Star and Garter as Parker clings to Mary and refuses flight.
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York
Richard Parker
Stephen Bellingham
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Foster
Mary
Jack
Meadows
Parker
Motley
Jack Meadows
Bellingham
Mary's
Heart
Castle of
Bellinghalm
Mary Lockwood
Heatherbell Inn
Star and Garter
Kirkstall
John Meadows
Murder Trial Testimony Reveals Memory and Threats
In a grim courtroom scene, Jack Meadows faces tough questions about the murder of Stephen Bellingham. The exchange centers on Mary Lockwood, the Heather Bell Tavern visit, and alleged messages to the prisoner at the bar. The judge admonishes both sides as Meadows resists implying guilt or involvement.
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Jack
Etter
Tordship
Mary Lockwood
eSheshas
Heatherbell Avenue
Dan
West
Jack ‘Meadows
Mary
Ravenna Woman Drowns Self After Snow Trail
Mrs A L Hazard of Ravenna Nebraska died by her own action in the Loup River. Manager Hazard a Burlington railroad man tracked her steps in the snow from the house to a mill dam four blocks away where her shawl lay. Body recovered at daylight about fifty feet below the shawl site. Cause attributed to nervous trouble. she was fifty one.
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Jack
Foster
Parker
Bellingham
Whale Country
Barker
A. L. Hazard
Ravenna
Neb
Loup
Mgr. Hazard
Burlington
Mill Dam
Loup River
Suicide by railroad in Wilmot Kansas Believed Edward D McCoy
A man about 40 identified as Edward D McCoy deliberately lay on a Frisco railroad track in Wilmot Kansas and was struck by a freight train. Coroner Holcomb deemed the death a suicide. Found nearby were his hat coat notebook 35 cents and an employment bureau card. He was six feet tall 160 pounds with blue eyes a reddish mustache and a week’s beard.
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Edward
D. McCoy
Wilmot
Kan
Holcomb
Edward D. McCoy
J. Dignan
North Third Street St. Louis
Christ
Thea
Dead Robber Identified in Strawberry Gulch Killing
The man killed by Deputy Sheriff Patterson of Lead, South Dakota after robbing Ed Wood in Galena is partially identified as Jerry Kelly. A Cripple Creek labor union card found with him was unsigned and undated. The body remains in the undertaking rooms for ID. The third man who escaped is at large and Patterson is exonerated.
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Tne
Strawberry Gulch
Sherif Patterson
Lead
S. D
Ed Wood
Galena
Jerry Kelly
Cripple Creek
Writer Francis Iveaugh shot by anarchist accused assailant
Editorial writer Francis Keaugh of a New York paper was shot by Alexander Horr a bookbinder and printer. Keaugh is in Bellevue hospital in critical condition and Horr was hospitalized for identification by Iveaugh who said you are the man who shot me you are an anarchist and publisher of anarchistic literature.
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Francis Keaugh
New York
Alexander Horr
Bellevue Hospital i
Horr
Iveaugh
Fire destroys Fifth Avenue hotel in Ford City
A December 12 blaze leveled the Fifth Avenue hotel in Ford City Pa. One man named Dumont is missing and feared dead after jumping from upper floors. Several employees and guests were injured but expected to recover as rescuers found Dumont’s charred remains in the ruins.
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Fifth Avenue
Ford City
Dumont
Kiowa Kiowa Apache lands case seeks halt on funds
A petition to enjoin Secretary Gage from disbursing $2,000,000 in the treasury for the purchase of Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands was filed in the district supreme court. Petitioners include Delos K Lone Wolf and other Kiowa members.
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Washington
Gage
Treasury
Congress
District Supreme Court
Delos” K
Lone_Wolf
Girl Acquitted in Colorado Murder Trial
Acquitted fifteen year old Gertrude Simpson of Creede Colorado faced the murder charge for shooting and killing her father Dr A N Simpson coroner of Hinsdale county on November 15. Defense claimed abuse and threats of death from the father.
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Gertrude Simpson
Af. Creede
A. N. Simpson
Hineral County
Victim of Foot Racers in Webb City Scam
Webb City swindlers exposed at Fort Scott Kansas involve attorney Meredith aiding prosecution. He filed details of a October fraud where he delivered seven thousand dollars in drafts to Webb City banker J Bo Stewart who is under federal indictment. Buck Foot posed as stakeholder in a cattle loan scheme. money loaned and not repaid, drafts honored, suit anticipated.
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Webb City
Fort Scott
Kas
Meredith
Towa
J. Bo Stewart
Webb
Buck Foot
Stewart
Buc Foot
Won't Tell His Secret Prof Blake Grants Extracting Rights
Prof Lucie S Blake of Lawrence Kansas has disclosed a new gold extraction process and granted rights to a Topeka headed company led by C B Greed. New York capital partners join the board. The venture plans experimental work in Sonora Mexico with the process claimed to lower refining costs.
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Lucie S. Blake
Lawrence
Kas
C. 8S. Greed
Topeka
New York
Blake
Sonora
Mex
Meyers Death by Own Action In Smith County Kansas
Mell Meyers a young farmer in the northeast Smith County Kansas killed himself with a shotgun after borrowing the weapon from neighbor Charles Bowers claiming a rabbit hunt. Bowers accompanied him briefly before Meyers sent him away and then shot himself.
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Mell Myers
Smith County
Kas
Charles Bowers
Bowers
Meyers
Myers
Outlaw "Sol" Temple Reported Captured in Dallas
Sheriff Swedenburg of Salina Kansas received word from Dallas police chief Sterling Price that outlaw Sol Temple, wanted in Kansas and Oklahoma, was captured in Dallas. Temple escaped Pond Creek jail October 15 by deceiving jailer Rev Hatfield. He faces warrants for highway robbery and horse stealing in McPherson Kansas and Guthrie and Woodward Oklahoma. escaped from McPherson jail April 22 1899.
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Soy
Temple
Swedenburg
Salina
Kas
Sterling Price
Dallas
Tex
Sol” Temple
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pond Creek
Hatfield
McPherson
Guthrie and
Woodard, Ok
McPherson,Kas
Veteran soldier found dead in Missouri River eddy near Quin-daro
A former inmate of the Soldiers Home at Leavenworth is found in the Missouri River near Quin-daro on the Kansas side. The body wears a Soldiers Home uniform and is identified as Patrick Dugrue, No. 962, of Company I, 18th Iowa Infantry who had been missing since last Saturday.
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Missouri
Kansas
Quindaro
Kas
Leavenworth
Patrick Dugrue
Eighteenth
Iowal Infantry
Dugrue
Engineer Killed in Steamer Wreck Near Pittsburg Kansas
James Boden a Southern engineer was killed when his engine derailed near Pittsburg Kansas while taking water. He was caught in the cab and cooked by steam. fireman Will Van Pelt was badly scalded in the wreck near Pittsburg.
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James Boden
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kas
Boden
Will van’ Pelt
Prison Life Terms Handed Down in Kansas Killings
In the district court William Busby received life imprisonment for the murder of W D Coale near Elwood Kansas. Geo Lang and his son Howard Lang were each sentenced to twenty one years and twenty one years respectively for the same killings involving Carl White.
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William Busby
W.D. Coale
Elwood
Kas
Geo. Lang
Howard Lang
Reformatory
Carl White
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