Willis Baldwin murder case sparks new arrest warrant
Kansas City and Atchison report a renewed interest in the Baldwin murder case as a warrant is issued for Peter M Stokesberry. Prosecutors allege newly discovered evidence ties Stokesberry to the crime, challenging Baldwin’s conviction.
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Sater
Kansas City
Atchson
Kan
Iawa
Baldwin Tourder
Peter M. Stokesberry
Baldwin
Mary Baldwin
Lave
Will Badwin
Snd
John Doweresty
Union Depot
Stokesberry
Iss
Atchison
Marshall & Pars
Oils City
Mac Hoover
Ann
John Bethel
Harmony Garden
Mag Loaver
Stokesherry
Mra Stokesberry
Mag Hoover
Marines
Assaaelis
Jbl Doneferty
Bat Salles
Eorce Searie
Vane
Bilin Avery
Searles
Mrs. Baktwin
Warener
Une Leavenworth
Sevries
Stokesterry
Mary Iitiwln
Ray
Bart
Wes Diedwin
Moecy Baliwin
Caldwin
Maxwell Trial Seethes In Cross Examination Report
In St Louis on May 28 a portion of the Maxwell case proceedings resumed with a crowded courtroom. Defense counsel pressed the defendant on parental ties and earlier statements while the prosecution exposed inconsistencies in his testimony. The article notes cross examination where the defendant admitted uncertainties about documents and actions, and hints at a potential undisclosed sensational development. Also reported: execution at a jail in Indiana and the Knights of Labor receiving attention from farmers in Cleveland as assembly actions unfold.
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Semewlat Weskens
St. Louis
Fansideroy
Tie
Auckland
McCulfough
Thin
Lemme
Choe
California
Pretier
Preiier
Amd
Sai
Munwell
Granger Knights
Cleveland
Knights
General Assembly
Seecdan
Ees
Congress
Maxwell
Mar
Louis Bauer
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bauer
Hyde
Enzianid
Kentucky governor retorts to comptroller in satire
Kentucky Governor Knott replies to James Gill and to reports about James Durham and a missing financier line, defending current administration and tax cuts while hinting at changes under a future overhaul. In a separate dispatch, Red Men mob attacks George Keck family in Ritchie County, burning their home and assaulting them before twelve suspects are jailed.
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Kentucky
Durham
Lerisviner
Jace Durham
United States Comptroller of
James Gill
Shelby County
Knott
Judge Durham
Dierham
Binsif
Cleveland
Kennady
Knett
Fitte
Dorham
Waeming
W. Va
George Keck
Ritchie County
Keck
Grand Army Notes From Chicago And Midwest Posts
Grand Army posts across Chicago and Illinois report growing memberships since January. John Welsh seeks the address of Captain Clarence Linden, Second New Jersey Cavalry, at 212 O’Fallon St, St Louis. A Sons of Veterans camp in Elzin, Illinois, named Harley Wayne honors Captain of Company G, Fifteenth Illinois Infantry killed at Shiloh. Senate rejects John L. Handley for Fairfield postmaster. Montezuma Iowa G A F plans a memorial hall funded largely by donations. Decoration Day observed May 2 with speeches by Mr. Head in Norfolk and tributes from General Grant’s tomb in Chicago. General Sherman's friends offer a marching carriage for memorial rites, but Sherman declines. Colonel Berfan assists Jordan Sharpshooters in raising funds for a Washington monument near their camp of instruction. Ransom Post in St. Louis joins memorial services at Rosehill Cemetery for General Ransom killed in the war.
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Caster
Chicago
Towa
Clarence Linden
Second
New Jersey Cavalry
John Welsh
O'Fallon Street
St Louis
Sons of Veterans
Elzin
Harley Wayne
Fifteenth
Ilinois Infantry
Shiloh
Senate
John L. Handley
Pairfield
Thomas W. Scott
Department of Illinois
G. A
Montezuma
Lowat
Mr. Head
Cleveland
General Sherman
Berfan
Chamberlain's Hotel
Washington, D. C
Jordan
Washington
Ransom Iost
St. Louis
Cook County
Rosehill Cemetery
General Ransom
Rosehill
Grand Am Post
Tansoum
Ransom Post of
Stock Items and Cattle Health Notes From Rural Press
The Big Storm Cattle Company sold 3000 head of exfree cattle for 42002, raised in Norwood valley Idaho. Articles discuss dairy udder health, swine and cattle diseases, and cattle dehorning by Ellis Hakes of Marengo Iowa, noting rapid recovery and claimed yearly gains.
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Big Storm Cattle Company
Norwood Valley
Idaho
William Voltman
Bieler County
Neb
Maying
Tewe Tlomestead
C. B. Michener
National Bureau of Animal Industry
Maine State College
Orono
Ellis Hakes
Marengo
Iowa
Lowaatone
Farm Notes From Ariach Dakota on Elevators and Harvest Tips
Farmers near Ariach Walsh County Dakota plan a 25sk elevator with 20000 bushels capacity. Transplanting raspberry plants requires keeping roots moist. Blackberries ripen unevenly and should stay until they detach from stalks. A strawberry grower removes barren plants as weeds and checks blossoms to cull nonflowering plants. Currants need pruning off unrooted branches. Two oilings of harness annually suffice. collars need biweekly oiling during work season and dirt removal daily. Do not store meal in barrels. spread and aerate to prevent spoilage.
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Ariach
Walsh County
Dakota
General Interest Short News Clippings Across Several Topics
A digest of varied items notes five billion tons of coal in the Pittsburgh field future market, sand and debris clogging the Mississippi mouth amid Eads system observations, and stamps from Sanford selling for high prices in New York. It reports New Jersey teens jailed for burglary in Atlantic City, mentions Irish reformer Miss Anthony, and cites Western California and Oregon climate claims. Other items discuss oyster permits, U.S. stock tips, Mexican clerical salaries, Rhode Island drinking access, and typographical blunders in newspapers.
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Mississippi River
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N.Y. Sun
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London
Ireland
Anthony
Susan B
Landhukes
Waterford Grand Jury
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Oregon
Wall Street
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Mexico
Engles
N. Y
Rhode Island
Fladelphia Times
Island
Lraventworth
Market Report From Various Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report notes weak and mixed grain prices across wheat corn and oats with steady pork and beef items. Observes quiet butter creamery milk and dairy trends with active hogs and steady cattle trading, including boxed meats and short ribs prices.
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St. Lot Vroen
Surat Elvan
Lucht
BMG
CuTcaco
Doll
Gowernie
Hutter, Siows Creamery
Kansas City
Slumelt
Totec
Sie
Tatitiers
Cholera Prevention and Sanitation Advocated at Exeter Hall
Sir Joseph Fayrer argues that cholera's true cause remains unknown but prevention lies in sanitation. He rejects contagion by contact and quarantines, urging individuals to maintain clean living, ventilation, drainage, and avoid depressants. Public health measures should focus on clean water, diet, and spacing to limit spread.
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Exeter Hall
London
Joseph Fayrer
Boir
Offer to pay five thousand for cure of Bright's disease
A presidential era is stirred by a liberal offer from H H Warner of Warner's Safe Cure promising $5000 to a New York charity if his method cannot cure General Chester A Arthur's Bright's disease. The pitch brands modern kidney treatments as superior to old tonics and cites testimonials, while noting avoidable risks and urging public scrutiny.
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Caion
Advertiser
Arthur
Bright
Donse
Fentleman
General Arthur
New York
New York World
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Troy “ Times
Warner
H. H. Warner
Warner's Safe
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Congress
Generl
A DIGNIFIED JUDGE CANNOT TAKE LAWYERS JOKES IN TERRITORY
Estelline Dakota notes a judge who fines or imprisons lawyers for their satire. Two attorneys recount a tense exchange over imagined rulings and jabs at the bench. The piece portrays growing friction between lawyers and a stern new judge and suggests a chilling effect on earnest advocacy.
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Leonid
Rome
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