Trial in Cropsey murder case aims to prove drowning
In Elizabeth City North Carolina March 17 the state’s case against Juanes Wilcox for Nellie Cropsey’s murder shifts to argue death came from drowning with expert testimony about head injuries. The defense contends bruises may not prove force and that death could be by concussion rather to bloodless head findings. The article notes cross examination and the potential implications for the verdict as the trial proceeds.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Juanes Wilcox
Nellie Gropsey
EB. T’. Agdietto
Dr Fearing
Miss Cropsey
EB. Wood
Blizzard Rages in North Dakota Amid Severe Cold
A thirty hour blizzard in Forions Central North Dakota brings temperatures 60 degrees below zero and winds at 45 mph. Snow drifts halt bread delivery and threaten immigrant shelter as cattle suffer and farmers fear losses. Bradford to visit Danish Isles. Admiral to cruise Havana to Caribbean to assess supplies and coaling station. Mine workers form secret society to press for longer hours and higher pay. miners endure four hour days with meager wages while laborers receive far less.
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Danish Ixia
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Naval Bureau of Equipment
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Dolphin
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Obj
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Scranton
Pension committee report expected from Grand Army encampment
A Grand Army of the Republic official from Washington reports the pension committee formed at the last encampment will soon submit its report to the president. They express strong optimism about a removal, though not immediate, and not in a forced manner. Also noted is Oscar G. Moa, president of the Hast Ohio Railroad, denying rumors of taking the Big Four presidency and stating no plan to leave the Baltimore and Ohio.
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the Tribune
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GALR
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Big Four
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Olio
Isthmian canal cable from Panama to Colombia
A special Tanzanian representative in Washington sent a cable to friends in Panama stating important canal news and urging patriotism as Colombian interests remain tied to the isthmian canal situation. A conference of prominent natives decided to forward the message to Dr Jose V Conejo, Colombia’s minister in Washington.
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Canal
Colombia
Tanania
Washington
Jose V. Coneha
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