Taylor Hung. A Meek Retribution On Carrollton Scaffold
The murderer Taylor was executed at Carrollton amid intense public attention. Three hundred spectators witnessed the hanging as Meeks family justice was carried out. Taylor, carrying a crucifix, faced the scaffold with a resolute air and spoke briefly to reporters before death. Mrs Meeks fainted nearby as the crowd watched the condemned man die, his final moments marked by solemn ritual and public emotion.
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Bill Leotstr George
Grisimis
Poplin
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Tarrot
Edy
Taylor
Carreliticiiten
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Ant ‘Taylor
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Metis
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Emi
Stanley
Uckers
Walher Kennedy
Uber Pripiners
Mim Meeks
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Kate
Igids
Wien
City Officials Visit Atchison For Records Probe
City Attorney Hird and City Clerk McFadden returned from Atchison after examining Aretion county records. They report an expert undertaking ongoing for two months, assessing rebates and finances. A committee will decide next steps and may seek county support to restate funds fees costs. Applicants include W. Brupaker, Wm Wadaworth, and Fenzl.
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Hird
McFadden Hive
Atin
Aretion County
Tex
Clark McEnchlet
Geffiert
Toyite
W. &_ Brupaker
Drage
Wadaworth
Fenlz
Thought He Saw West in Vague Town Tale
A fragmentary report describes a man recounting an uncertain sight of someone named West in a town near the city. Witness notes a possible arson or distraction scheme and mentions a pale complexioned figure of medium height with broad shoulders. The account is unclear and appears to mix speculation with partial dialogue.
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Calismin Wootcouk
Elme
Aeftorien
Moulton Sues for Divorce and Property Claims
In Hazen's court, Mrs Moulton accuses John Moulton of dishonesty and misusing funds to seize her property. She cites his false statements about acreage in Colorado and allegedly coercive pressure to gain control of her assets and marriage. He allegedly borrowed money from her and never repaid.
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Moulton
Divorcs
Colorado
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Sunport
Otieru
Hit
Ter
Diandh
Davia
Mer
Dewia Va Lewis
Elise Lewis
Inge
Wyandotte
Charles Lewis
Neares
Lewis
Mra Lewis
Holman Announces Candidacy for Representative
A damaged historical notice from 19th or early 20th century cites Holman declaring candidacy for representative in a county race. It requests workers’ support, promises tax relief if elected, and pledges earnest backing of measures favoring taxpayers. Signed by Holman with dated place, asking for hearty support.
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John J
Demaiar
Thin
Uberti
Sale
Sr Aiyael
Ac Holman
Indian Territory Pairs Bill On Passenger Rates
House committee on Indian affairs reconvenes to consider a bill affecting passenger rail rates. Debate centers on proposed adjustments and potential revenue implications. Committee reported favorably on the measure despite opposition from some members. Local observers note possible industry impact and political sensitivities.
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House Committee
Tvam
No More Passes Investigated in Rail Center Probe
Chicago detectives and agents in major rail hubs pursue an inquiry into the tagging of dummy passes used to defeat travel restrictions. The investigation extends to several railroad centers with scrutiny directed at manipulating passes and related schemes that may involve years of past practice. Authorities cite violations of interstate commerce rules and ongoing enforcement under existing travel and security guidelines.
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Chicago
Pete Een
Cripple Creek Fire Destroys Quarter Harming Hotel District
A massive blaze swept Cripple Creek’s business quarter last week, fanned by dynamite blasts and a strong wind, destroying vast blocks and the Portland hotel district. Four hundred guests and residents fled as flames raged, killing four and injuring many while utilities failed and water supply diminished. Insurance losses run high with dozens of businesses and homes reduced to ashes as residents searched for shelter and aid.
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Wursed
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Tie Creek
Dames
Portland
Fred
Myers
Warren
Byers
Bennettp Te Balen
Frank Angel
Hiesaje Reilly
Port Juni
Waa
Beliding
T J. Moynhan
Moyn
Denver
Church Fiom
Kiestee
Viere
Teloe
Booth
Tiefre
Myers Avenue
Portia
Porthend Block
Atastindy
Nesher Wicek
el Paso
First
Secn
Bennett
Ware
Tiel
Busta
Ani
Canaika
Georgetown
Tacwlale
Geurbor
Kanane City
Loveland
Gol
Acm
C. Staten
Astin
Juhs
Arig
Lerry Maroney
Stijchts
Rmith
Wits Walker
Mining Enuriness
Suciwid
Tickineda
Tacpenter
Lex Cochrade
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Clisie
Areca
Tom Sewell
Denver, Inc
Jane
Mies
C. N
Florence & Crippie Creck
Cara
Crypte Creek
Simex Tournal
Prospector
Creek
Todas
Tos Howell
Victor Weekly News
Ramon Ta
Ayar Doyle
Victor
Newell Hardware Company
Somerday
Howe ‘Webbers
Eaimee Hotel
Moet Booth
Heller's Drug Store
McKinley Nomination On First Ballot Dominates Illinois Rally
Springfield April 20 delegates to the national convention faced a brisk push for McKinley as the Illinois plan to instruct delegates hardened. Ballots named Rankin Reeves and Pearson for secretary of state, with McKinley forces seeking 80 minute rounds to secure stay orders and a final slate. The money plank calls for honest currency with silver optional under parity with gold.
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McKinley
Xtrar
Cullom
Hate
Adgdel
Anc
Chatelain Berry
P.M. Traxaloof
Luther Chure
Menard
Tiuto- Avi
Rankis
Teeves
Rose
Fuarson
Thee
Rankin
Reever
Peuzem S
Tice
Chulee
Homer J. Tie
George C Hapkis
John A Reeves
Tits Battot
Hallor Coots County
Ram
Pearson Coyle
Yeas
Uthels
P. miHenry L. Hertz
Cook County
Tress Turer
Methodist Conference Opens in Cleveland Amid Reform Proposals
Cleveland prepares for the 226th quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church with 537 delegates from around the world. Key issues include admitting women to the general conference, extending terms for bishops, eliminating certain church rules on amusements, and considering additional missionary bishops. The Central Avenue temple awaits as preparations advance for the major event.
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Cleveland
Marhodtat Episcopal Church
Church of Mie
Scenes at Cripple Creek Fire Rages Through Town
Fire swept Cripple Creek on April 4 destroying twenty acres of ashes as winds drove the blaze north and west. Thousands deserted homes, shelters collapsed, and the jail filled as officers detained residents while aid from Denver arrived. residents faced homelessness and uncertainty as night fell.
Congress Consider Abrogating Purport of Britain Trade Policy
Special Washington dispatch reports that a U S Congressmember today introduced a resolution urging the president to begin negotiations to secure the abrogation of a policy cited as favored by Great Britain. The measure references imported cattle at the port of entry and calls for action at the earliest opportunity.
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Washington
Great Britain
Disaster in Yorkshire Believed Ten Miners Die in Explosion
A Yorkshire colliery explosion is reported to have killed ten miners with around twenty injured. Rescue teams recovered several bodies as relatives and workers awaited updates on the dangerous ordeal. Local authorities ordered safety inspections and a formal inquiry into the blast conditions.
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London
Reported Lynchings At Crippie Creek Stir Pueblo April
A report from Pueblo claims a lynching occurred at Crippie Creek after four alleged thieves were seized on a train to Crippie Creek. Details include names and a wife’s divorce filing, with broader notes on discharges and personnel changes in Santa Fe rail operations.
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Pueblo
Cole
Quittiia
Sante Fe
A T W. Donahue
Santa Fe
Kavexs
Fanning
Ebrouard
Ties Alto
Governor Morrill Candidacy Backed by Peters Statement
Judge Sam Peters releases a formal statement backing Governor Morrill in his candidacy while noting Leland remains out of the race. The remarks stress Morrill’s administrative record and invite Republican party unity as the field coalesces behind a single candidate for the gubernatorial contest.
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Cowerivt
Herm
Morrie
Anu Auve
Ouno
King
Ad¢Nirite
Morris
Poe
Morrill
Tts Inky
Mexite
Perty
Mord
Perera
Jourhay
Yar
Morrill Nave
Peters
Peters le
Mon Benatar
Necabu
Tia Wonal
Wien
Jackson on the Stand Newport April 6
A court in Newport hears from Will Wood and others regarding Jackson on the stand. Witnesses discuss a prior acquaintance with Greencastle Criss and a motive tied to family links and past events. The testimony centers on credibility, prior remarks, and possible misstatements in the record.
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Newport
Souk
Jackson
Crete
Myatel Tevaskion
Pirackl
Bryan
Sabicon Sealife
Lost All At Cripple Drover April 30 Rovert Campbell Dead
A man named Rovert Campbell reportedly shot himself at his residence in this city today after a dispute with his spouse. Speculation surrounds recent events and possible motives, with authorities not yet releasing full details.
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