Lowe Murder Trial Delivers Graphic Testimony From Court
The Lowe murder trial features Dr. Fogphearn describing two bullet wounds and bruises on Mrs. Lowe. Witnesses including Mrs. Grondy and Mrs. Charles recount tense exchanges, Lowe’s alarming behavior, and claims of an accident as the judge and court react to the rapid developments.
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Lowe
de H. Fogpbearn
County Corner
Line
Annie
Charles
Jeane Grondy
Afra
Grondy
J.C. Tawe
Lotte
BMW
Lauwe
Afr
Mr. Lowe
Hempstad
Arid
Satter Nazi
Iti
Order Restored Quiet Prevails in San Domingo New York
Dec IL report describes the Clyde steamer Theroket arriving from Saxi Domingo, bringing calm to the area after earlier unrest. The vessel faced no clearance issues and completed cargo loading at all York ports, amid limited local disruption and expected naval measures.
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San Domingo
New York
Steiméer Theroket
Saxi Domingo
York
Ana
Dominiwan Et Navy
Royal Saloon In Kansas Town Exposed For Open Drin kery
A local report details the Royal saloon at a Kansas venue as a wide open drinking spot with free lunches and illicit activities. It describes a raid history, police tactics, and questions about police docket integrity, noting the Royal’s superior furnishings and apparent immunity while other joints were shut down.
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Kansas
Roy
Tom
al Jerry
Ue Howe
Royal
Carl Goff
Hersundihal
Theatu
Gof
Cir
Judec Hamilton
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Lin
Carl Gott
Chad Hamlton
Mike Thomson
Placi Tt
McCollum
Sid
Kansas City
Joe Griley
Mr. Griles
Qwillee
US Legation Details in Alexandretta Incident
United States legation reports confirm police attacked Consul Davis who only used his cane in self defense. An American named Attartan, who sought assistance for the consul, was arrested by subterfuge after boarding the consular boat. The incident involved fumigation landings and a police assault on Davis.
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Constantinople
United States Legation
Alexandretta
Davis
Attartah
Egypt
Tr Davis
Attartan
Mr. Duyin
Khitneett
Subsidy Plan England to Enter Field Against United States
England unveils a subsidy plan and plans to enter the field against the United States in an upcoming contest. The move signals strategic changes as both teams prepare for the clash, with officials weighing conditions and venue.
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England
United States
Imperial grant eyed for cotton grows in West Africa
London reports a proposal to aid West African cotton growth with an imperial grant during the next parliament session. Government departments favor the idea as Lancashire and others react to U S shortages. Experimental plantings are being compiled for official submission as agitation for independent cotton supplies rises.
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London
West Africa
Lancashire
United States Agricultural Department
United States
Impeachment Move Against Judge Swayne Approved
Washington reports the House adopted a resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the conduct of Charles Swayne, judge for the northern district of Florida, and report whether impeachment is warranted. Lamar pressed for immediate action with charges. many favored sending the matter to the Judiciary Committee for specific findings before voting.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Charles Swayne
United States District Court
Northern District of
Florida
Lamar
Dem. Fla
Swayne
Weutty
Charles Swart
United States
Innet Court
Flerida
United Grater District Court
Fiorida
Rathbone asks Senate to print Wood Cuba accounts
Major Rathbone informs Secretary Root that the senate military affairs committee should print itemized receipts and expenditures of the Cuban military government including General Wood from July to December 1898. He says an auditing officer deemed the accounts in poor condition and requests subpoenas for the ex-auditor. Building permits rise in November Chicago reports a 26 percent increase from last year with gains in 71 principal cities.
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Washington
Rathbone
Root
Senate
Cuba
General Wood
Wood
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
Alator Rath- Dee
Chicago
Lews
Tores Ees Baproverinix i
Keatrost
Mrs Hazen Burned in Kitchen Gasoline Fire
A wife named Mrs Hazen was fatally burned when gasoline used to clean a dress ignited in her kitchen at 506 Monroe Street. Lyndon Hazen, her son-in-law, and other family members rushed to aid. the incident caused severe injuries to Mrs Hazen and Lyndon Hazen, with doctors noting the burns covered her face, arms, and body as she pleaded for relief. The blaze started at the south sink, extending to the woodwork and a clock, and neighbors conveyed her to a bed as the fire was controlled by the department. Doctors described her prospects as extremely poor shortly after noon.
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ZT. Hagen
Juden Haxzen
District Court
Pnewline
Lyndon Hazen
Mra Hazen
Jorge Hosen
Lowe
W. S. Lindsay
Judge Hazen
HL. HM. Kieth
Lindsay
Wilmarth
Mrs. Hazen
Toam
H. FH. Kieth
Hazen
Tofaye
the State Journal
Lyndon
Fire erupts as gasoline-soaked dress ignites in kitchen
Witness recounts near-tragic blaze at Mrs Hazen home when gasoline spilled while warming a stove led to a flash fire. Mrs Hazen narrowly escaped by fleeing through back door. Lyndon Hazen, a youth of two, and neighborhood shop owners are linked to the incident, which fits a string of recent block fires.
Irrigation advances at Western Kansas convention in Garden City
The Western Kansas Irrigation Association meets in Garden City with strong attendance and pledges from Governor Bailey to push national support for irrigation in western Kansas. Delegates hear talks on rainfall, climate, and underflow potential, favor urgent congressional action and advocate experiments at the Hays station. Officers elected include L Diesem as president and Alfred Pratt as vice president.
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Garden City
Kas
Bailey
Kanas
Arkansas Valley
Nichols
State Agricultural Eeltéke
Kansas
WY. Morgas
Hutchinson
Buptheney
Hays Experimental Station
Hays LY
Conquess
Kansan
Congress
Mis- Sinsipot
Sundane
Rocky Mountains
L. Diesem
Alfred Pratt
Hamilton County
Charles A. Loucks
Laking
C. A. Schneider
Washington News On McCartney Telegrams And War Talk
Washington December 11 The Senate and Secretary Roosevelts statements dispute claims from Somolglu dispatches predicting war involving Germany and Allies. The interview with Associated Press reporter Teprw notes tentative information about major policy, while Col Jones Carter and Hoot defend or misstate views.
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Washington
Somolglu
Carter
Nordica Sues For Separation From Husband
New York, Dec. 31 reports indicate soprano Lillian Robitzon Mustaine seeks legal separation from her husband, Hungarian tenor Zolds Dome, alleging marriage began in 188? at a Polish city. The filing names Mustaine as plaintiff and references divorce procedures pending in state courts.
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New York
T Sypeunera
Jeven
Mustaine
Lillian Robic
Zolls
Dome
Franklin Oil company drills remarkable sixth well near Chanute
The Franklin Oil company owned by Topeka interests reports a six well in the Chanute district delivering unusually thick oil sand. Seventy-five to eighty-five treks of oil were noted as the well produced strongly amid the district’s prolific oil sands. A second brief notes Taylor Wood’s release from a legal matter connected with the Northwest international commission arbitration between Canada and the United States.
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Chanute
Kan
Dee 1
Franklin Oil Company
Topeke
Nareely
Conteining
Atety
Canada
Denkon
Taylor Wood
Jae Juust
Lie Taidiewe
United States
Stand Pat Hanna Sounds Mis War Cry Before Committee
Hanna declares stance as national committee meets in Washington at Arlington. The statement frames continued opposition to a proposed wartime policy amid tense political debate within the party.
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Hanna
National Committee
Republicans Name Date and Place for 1904 National Convention
The Republican national committee met in Washington at the Arlington hotel to set the time and location of the 1904 convention. Chicago and St Louis vie for hosting while delegates from all states and territories participate in preliminary talks. The session honors George O Winewell and discusses cooperation with the Republican League as Chicago and St Louis establish rival headquarters.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Arington Hotel
Han- Bu
Hawaii
Hanna
Campiles
Republican Party
Erie
Hanta
Ince
George O. Winewell
Milwaukee
Nergebut
Perry S Meath
Na- Hana Republican League
Chicago
St. Louis
Tormorrow
Brayton
White House
United States
Charman
Aflanionippi
Deas
Ling
John G. Capers
National Committee
Capers
Leonminckatons
Speaking on trade power and United States policy
The passage records a speech to the Young Literal club by Sir Richard Cartwright, listing Dominion government aims, British leverage, and potential reciprocity with Britain. It discusses how three powers could influence Britain, the United States, and global trade while considering alliances and economic strategies.
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Literal Club
Richard Cartwright
Dominion
Nuade
Great Britain
United States
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