Life of Crime: Holmes Confession From Double Murder Trial
Primapecrmta April 11. H H Folie the multimurderer saw Weder sentence of death for the murder of Genjamin Pietzer and habeas charted a confession. He describes his lack of remorse, his fascination with mutilation, and belief he resembles the fiend incarnate. He recounts studying poisons, gas effects, and how he began his murderous career after entering medicine training.
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H. H. Folie
Genjamin Pietzer
Holmes
Wuther
Holses
Paris
Versupot
Collegs
Michigan
Hales
Christ
Paths in the Square Dolman to Build Capitol Walks
Lamuel Dolman awarded a contract to construct walks around the Capitol site. The Exportive conventas funded excavations and related work, totaling 1,525 dollars for several tasks. The council also approved bonds for John B. Vincent of Hutchinson, newly appointed to the stock commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamuel Dolman
Samuel Dolman
Novo Bios Tisesaane Ahras
Abe Puttord
Teo Attraibis
Ee Pra
Counsil
John B. Vincent
Hutchineon
Cumminaton
Dun's Review of Trade Shows Below Expectation Yet Up Overall
Dun and Co reports April 11 that overall business volume rose while prices advanced since April 1. Demand for consumption remains below expectations, with winter wheat damage noted in the West and state reports signaling both losses and cautious restocking by farmers and merchants amid uneven spring distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Poe
United States
Canada
War notes and court actions amid April 41 reports
The letter from General Geter to General Weyler notes continued fighting in Cuba, claims Spain lacks funds for a large campaign, and asserts a military edge for the insurgents. Also reported are Kansas City editor L. Preston's court appearance on morals charges and a U.S. Agriculture Department winter grain condition summary for nine states with varied percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
United States
Geter
Weyler Haa
Eemy
Spain
Nene
Pdo
Weyler
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Oia
Michigan
Juliana
Kentucky
Missouri
Bacsas
California
Official note denies Knepp imprisonment in Asia Minor
April 11 officials in the Turkish government deny that American missionary Rev. George Knepp is imprisoned in Asia Minor. The note says threats to expel other missionaries lack basis. Also mentions acquittal of Bernie Filloerefers and announces a jury verdict in the Morgan expedition case after eight minutes deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossramtinopie
Bermode
Cabams
Theigg
Bermode Silens
Invasion Remains Highlight Two Years On
Washington April T recalls a March movement of forces named Gan Sarfters Commonweal army and reports to congress a treasury secretary note on payments from funds to protect property in U S courts. The tally shows money wasted and details the guard at Leavenworth and related figures including 586 per person and other misuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gan
Congress
Treasury
United States
Avery
Marehal Neely
Leavenworth
Herite
Washington appointment linked to Furman Baker’s influence
An account from Topeka outlines Furman Baker of Kansas influencing a Washington appointment. The piece notes Baker’s supporters claim he lobbied the Senate while Baker’s own home remains in Kansas. Raber family travel to New York and Kansas as part of related movements.
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Washington
Furman Baker
Topexa
Kan
Senate
Republic
Topeka
Anon
Raber
New York
Srenkler
Baber
Kanses Theun
Henrier Raber
Karen
Pears
Manning
Geo. J. Peck Vis
Ted Washitietot
Encka
Kirkpatrick
Huker
Beery
Baker
Tok Kinane
Dee
Peck
Washinenin
Strutar Hatcer
Curtis Indian Bill Drafted to Correct Evila Existing
Washington April 1 report from our Sivdtel Corruspondent outlines Representative Charles Curtis framing a bill on tribal government in the Indian Territory. The article notes hearings with five tribes and officials, details proposed extension of U S criminal law and court authority, and discusses protecting territory residents including Indians and whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivdtel
Washington
Tidian
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Indian Territory
Dir
Ortie
Fib
United
Jt Tae Mlen
Arhaneda
Arkan
Protecting Indian Lands and Territory in Utah Territory
A congressional committee warns that a bill will force removal of Indians and open their lands to white settlers. It argues the measure aims to secure mineral resources, establish towns and schools, and protect tribes from wrongdoing while preventing unlawful intrusion by non natives. It contends the bill could undermine statehood and threaten federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrider
Lunde
Fay
Calom
Goon Company Story From Capitol Hill Office Change
Political update notes Jessman Blue changing his office at Capitol Hill. Special correspondent reports Blue’s move seems aimed at convenience for Kansas company ties. Mentions Mrs LW and OteBlune as friends living on Pourteenth Street.
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Jessman Blue
Capitol Hill
Washington
Pourteenth Street
Karasynthan
OteBlune
Bhie
Food Kansas Company
Alli
John A Cochrell Dead Hero And Editor Dies In Cairo Egypt
Cairo Egypt April 11 Colonel John A Cockerill a famed newspaper correspondent died last night of apoplexy at Shepheard s hotel Born at Dayton Ohio in 1843 he began as a printer and rose through papers including the Dayton Empire Hamilton paper and later editor positions in Cincinnati Chicago Baltimore and New York He served as New York World correspondent and was involved in the Post Dispatch editor role In 1882 a confrontation with Colonel Sleyback led to a fatal shooting in his office He defended the act as self defense and the trial followed
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Cairo
John A. Cockerill
Shepheard
Jubn A. Cockerill
Dayton
Gisl
Ootherill
Lion of ‘Temperance
Senate
Clarence
Vallashiaphain
Dayton Empire
Mintgomers County
Hamilitun
J. B. McCullagh
Bagsirer
Angie
Washington Fest
Raitmore Gazette
St. Joes Post-Hispatch
New York World
New York Morning Advertiser
Japan
New York
Starbuck- St
John M Glover
A. W. Staphock
Brodhead
Post-Dispatch
W. . Clapton
United States District Attorney
Sleyback
Cockeril
Cockerill
Sisyback
Senate Takes A Hand In Indian School Funding Debate
The Senate opened discussion on Indian schools on April 1 but did not resolve the issue. The debate was temperate with no references to the opposing organization. Senators Carter Lodge Gray Hoar Haw key Allison and Gailinger participated. A notable note was discussion on MississippI travel aid and related matters.
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Senate
Settarala
Sarter
Monlaos
Carter
Lodge
Gray
Hoar
Hawkey
Allison Atd Gailinger
Omeba
Neb
President Cleveland offers U S mediation to end Cuban crisis
Waterseroy April 11 President Cleveland proposes that Spain accept the good offices of the United States to mediate between Spain and Cuba. The note recalls prior mediation proposals and urges Spain to grant reforms without conceding Cuban independence. The move signals strained U S Spain relations amid the rebellion with Havana's strategic hold and calls for peaceful resolution.
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Waterseroy
Cleveland
Cube
Spain
United States
West Indies
Ace
Madrid
Hannis Taylor
Portnace
Gineys
Graan
Fish
Cane
Cant
Havana
Wilout
Cuba
Ile Levoy
Oregon Republicans Back Winsetalliom and Savtrant for Prevident
The Oregon Republican convention adopted a platform endorsing the use of quids and sitter with restrictions to secure the maintenance of the salivw of the two murals. Delegates to the national convention were instructed to vote for McKinley for president. Benner-Ave Binley Split.
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Ira
Winsetalliom
Savtrant
McWintey
Fontuiaxn
Ure
Republican Trade Convention
McKinley
Benner-Ave Binley
Lormernak
Davisville
Jefferson County
Fifth
St. Louis
Brailey
Tanners
Johs
Foverner
A Model Country Club on the Hudson Opens Soon
The riverfront Ardsley estate near Dobra Ferry will host a new private country club for millionaires. A grand casino with veran das, dining hall, art, and private railway will overlook the Hudson with cottages, stables, a yacht dock, and extensive sports facilities including golf 15 holes, tennis, cycling, and equestrian courses. Notable backers include Rockefeller, Morgan, and Depew, with Willie Dunn hired as golf instructor.
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Hudson
Lerr
Nnts
Cyrus W. Field
Dobra Ferry
Ardsley
Field
Thi Country Club
Veritouis
Fie
Rhey
Willie Dunn
Pamekergwr
Untig Ty
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Life OF
Fiend
Dun's Review OF Trade
Varius
Eyicaco
Hannes
Gomez
St John
H.H L. Preston
Kansas City
St Joseph
Kamas City
Criminal
Preston
Ridwan Guanded
Hansas
Pece
Indian Bill
In Goon Company
John A. Cochrell
Thar Bouy
President Cleveland
Cuele Sam
Oregon
Cullom
The
Times-Herald
Fort Samtera
Wiessner
Philip G. Killian
West Pittston
Fifty-second
Veonsylvania Volunteers
Fort Sumter
Ansas City
John A. Jonce
George Fremlin
Salvation Army
Biz, Jones
St Louis
Mlanche Simpson
Geor Prontman
Hudson's Banks
Hood
Berwick
Ste
E. 0. DeMoss
L. M. Penwell
Odd Fellows Building
Quincy Street
Earth
Undertakers
DeMoss.Penwell
Quincy ST. Harriton
Bell Phone
Chicago & Alto
Chicago
D. Bowes
Western Paesenger
South Broadway
James Charlton
Chienge
Rample
Willimantis
Goes
Great Western Steam Dye
Fork Guaranteed
St Renseaudly Pricen
Seventis Street
Cc. F. Rodiger
Dore
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