Confession Ties Hayward Scheme to Catherine Ging Murder
Adry A. Hayward confesses that Harry T. Hayward planned the murder of Catherine Ging and G. A. Blixt carried out the crime at the Ozark flats. Police say the motive was life insurance, with Levi M. Stewart aiding the case and details showing prior plotting and efforts to mislead investigators.
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Minneapolis
Adry A. Hayward
Harry T. Hayward
Catherine Ging
G. A. Blixt
Ozark Flats
Blixt
Central Station
Erickson
Ole Erickson
Iowa Falls
Washington Avenue South
Miss Ging
Levi M. Stewart
Adry Hayward
Harry
Mr. Stewart
Adry
Ozark
Two Men Are Killed in Fight Aboard Burlington Train
In Fostoria Ohio on December 10 a fight between tramps in a box car on a Burlington and Ohio train left two dead and one fatally injured. The dying man Harris said two strangers from Auburn Indiana killed them and fled before the train reached Fostoria. Harris, a chimney sweep from Auburn, Indiana, named companions Lesse and Morvan.
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Fostoria
Burlington and Ohio
Harris
Auburn
Ind
Confessed Murder Ties to Shipping Box Discovery
John B. Jersey confessed with Ed Jordan to murdering A. D. Barnes of Chicago whose mutilated body was found in a French shipping case. Both men, Barnes’s employees, were not yet arrested as witnesses placed them with the box. The motive was believed to be rivalry for Barnes's chief janitorship of the Hiawatha building.
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Curiaco
John B. Jersey
Ed Jordan
A. D. Barnes
Jersey
Jordan
Barnes
Hiawatha
Phillip Martin Granted Stay By Governor Until Jan
Kansas City reports Phillip Martin the murderer of Eli Stillwell which was to hang on Dec 13 has been respited by Governor Stone until Jan 18. The delay follows clemency consideration and is slated to extend the legal process into January.
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America
Mark Twain
Mississippi River
Pudd
Nhead Wilson
Kansas City
Phillip Martin
Eli Stillwell
Stone
Caucus of Kolb's Friends Resolves on Legal Action
In Montgomery on December 10, a secret caucus of Kolb's friends within the Populists adopted a compromise on dual government. They vow to act within the law until the legislature closes and to contest the last election fairly if a fair election and contest law pass. If not, a state convention may be called to pursue rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kolb
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim of Strong Digestion Boost
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as rebuilding a shattered system by stimulating the digestive organs and increasing appetite while purifying the blood. It is described as prepared by modern methods with great curative power and a long record of cures. Take only Hood's.
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Demorest
Demores
Venus
Demorest’s
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
New York
Saturn
Mars
Hood
Existance
Hood's Pills Promoted as Purely Vegetable Remedy
The advertisement claims Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, harmless, reliable and beneficial for general health. It presents the product as a safe, effective tonic without side effects.
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Hood
Likely Count Ito to Lead Peace Talks in Japan
Information from Washington on December 10 reports the Chinese government will appoint an ambassador to go to Japan to seek peace. The former government wants peace and the envoy will head to Tokio or Hiroshima where the emperor and council act. Count Ito and possibly Mr. Mutsu are expected to represent Japan.
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Washington
Japan
Tokio
Hiroshima
Ito
Mutsu
Denver Chamber Backs New Rail Lines and Government Takeover
The Denver chamber of commerce adopted resolutions supporting the Denver Sioux City Lake Superior and Chicago railroad project and a government takeover of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific systems to operate for the people. A memorial to Congress was approved opposing Lil's proposal to reorganize those railroads and extend their securities.
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Denver
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denver, Sioux City, Lake Superior
Chicago
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Congress
Lil's
Methodist church conference forms plan for Northwest Iowa college
Sioux City report says the educational commission of the Methodist church in the Northwest Iowa Conference organized to establish a new college. The plan centers on acquiring the University of the Northwest, with failure to buy likely sending the school elsewhere.
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Sioux City
Educational Commission of the Methodist Church For the
Northwest Iowa
University of the Northwest
National Homes for Disabled Soldiers Report
The annual report to the House of Representatives covers 21 state homes and totals 20,162 residents on average, with 35,564 cared for during the year across national and state facilities.
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Washington
Board of Managers
National Homes For
House of Representatives
Scarlet fever hits 35 at Ayer Home in Lowell Massachusetts
A homeless girl admitted on Thanksgiving day to the Ayer Home for Young Women and Children in Lowell fell ill with scarlet fever two days later. The infection spread to the home causing 35 of 42 children to suffer from the disease.
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Lowe i
Mass
Ayer
Wash ington mayor and organ speculator convicted in mail fraud case
D F Beatty former three time mayor of Washington New Jersey and noted organ speculator whose ventures drew national attention from 1878 to 1893 has been convicted of using the United States mails for fraudulent purposes. Sentencing likely next week.
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New York
D. F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
United States
Japan to Attack Kin-Choo in Manchuria Says Shanghai Telegraph
The Times correspondent reports Japan did not take the American mediation offer seriously. China’s plea was futile as Japan plans to strike Kin-Choo, a Manchurian town eight miles from Liantung gulf, avoiding Moukden.
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London
the Times
Shanghai
Japan
China
Kin-Choo
Manchuria
Gulf of Liantung
Moukden
Absconding Express Agent Turnbull Loose in Spokane
FarGo North Dakota December 10 The man arrested in Spokane as Norman Turnbull was released. Turnbull the suspected express agent remains at large. Gambling was his weakness. He married last August and squandered most of his wife’s savings while borrowing from friends.
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FarGo
N. D
Spokane
Norman Turnbull
Turnbull
Express
Tobacco and Tithes Clash in Moral Debate
A religious plea denounces tobacco use by ministers and lay Christians, arguing the cost to souls exceeds church giving. It contrasts church charity with annual US tobacco waste, citing land use, production and health impacts, then shifts to a crime note about a female street kicker in Dubuque who assaults hats and sometimes uses fists.
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Cuba
United States
America
Heavenly Ledger
New York
Dubuque High
Dvupugak
Harper's Periodicals Postage Info Note
A brief notice lists Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazaar and Harper's Young People with postage free for subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico and provides the address Harper & Brothers.
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Harper’s Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper’s Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper & Brothers
Me. X
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AZINE
Albany Argus
Century
Asia
James Russell Lowell
A.s
Lght
Phillip Broks
General Grant
Edwin Booth
E'C
the Century CO
East 17Th Street
A. T. Stewarrt
Iinneapolis
Catherine
Ging
Harry Hayward
Martin
Kolbs
Alabma
Hiroshina
Denver Chamber
New Methodist College
Beatty
Democratic Party
Kipling
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
J. M. Rice
Geo. F. Shrady
J. S. Lowell
Forcum Poersuing Company
G. W. McKinsey
Kokomo
Dr. Miles
P. M
Dr. Miles Heart Cure
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Madison C. Peters
Castoria
Pitcher’s Castoria
THE
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Colums
Dakota Weekly
Shannon & Longstafe
Dakota Huronite
Huron
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Building
New York City
Sapolio
Parker
al Druggists
Hiscox & CO
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & Co., Ltd
Homeopathic Chemists
England
Thomas Hardy
Trilby
Joan of Arc
Sieur Louis de Conte
Maid of Orleans
Charleston
Carolinas
Africa
Julian Ralph
Richard Harding Davis
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