Nine days of death and crime shock Kansas City
A sequence of nine days brings two murders one suicide and multiple robberies in Kansas City. Reports recount a murder by a deputy constable named Conn, shot by John Pollard, and Nettie Harris a 13 year old girl shot by footpads near the crated bridge. Additional tales include Huntington suicide theories and indictments in St Louis with fraud cases and a Bowling Green murder sentence.
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Kansas City
Conn
John Pollard
Nettie Harris
Army bill seeks transfer of federal prison from war to justice
Debates in the House focus on moving the West Shmery prisoner at Fort Leavenworth from War Department custody to the Department of Justice. The change would establish a United States prison for offenders with sentences of one year or more, served under hard labor if required, and extend jurisdiction across states territories and districts.
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War Department
Department of Justice
United States
Prioners Bacal
French Officer and Mentalist Guibal Suspect in Mexico Murder
New York reports the murder suspect linked to French first lieutenant Arthur Guibal, a wizard and mentalist who toured with Mile. Greville. The couple left for Mexico last April after a string of engagements. Guibal and Greville, with her three children, long resided in New York before the Mexico trip.
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New Yoas
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Mexico
Milo
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Arthur Ferman Guibasl
New York
Guibal
Hortense
Tali
Lai
Cosin
Guibal Stealet
College of Languages
Ireland
London
Sav Club
Vid Chrystie Murfray
Henry Irving
Petor
Clement Scoty
John Toole
Verbach
Paris
Guibai
Marie
Blanche
Greville
Liverpoo
Gladstone
Sle
Amendment to Correct Indian Lands Allotment Errors
Senator Martin proposes a key amendment to Indian bills to void allotments made to nonmembers by blood or adoption and to restore shares to omitted or absent tribal members. If proven, the interior secretary must cancel such allotments and apportion lands or money to rightful members, including back payments if due. The item notes a baking powder ad insert.
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Martis
Martin
Indiana
Nnion
Imlings
Secretary of the Interior
Senate committee favors report on bill for Montana Idaho land surveys
Briefs describe a favorable committee report on a bill creating a forms commission to survey and segregate mineral lands in Montana and Idaho with the Northern Pacific land count. It notes Shelly Sons, Bald’s large retail growery, closed by Wichita Wholesale Grocers, a Trade League memorial opposing the Bailey bankruptcy bill, and updates on legal and immigration matters.
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Senate Committee On Public
Janis
Montanas
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Shelly © Sons
Bald
Wichita Wholesale Grocers Company
Board of Managers of
The
Trade League of Philsdelphia
Senate
van Lensen
Teller and Wolcott
Colo Ta
Severalty
Quay
Currency Reform Debate Moves in House After Rules Decision
Washington December 13 House Rules Committee approves a special rule for Senator Carlisle's currency reform bill. Debates start today with a five minute rule in the new year. minority leaders denounce the proposal as risky and likely to worsen the treasury crisis.
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Washington
Crisp
House
Carlisle
House of Representatives
Congress
Banking and Currency Committee
Carliste
St. John
New York
M Nority
Springer
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury
Calliant
Illinois
William M. Springer
Teiby & Yale
Fepsus
Pritchard Wins Quick Knockout in Harlem Coffee Match
Franke Craig and Ted Pritchard fought at Central Hall Helborn for £200 before about 4000 spectators. After early exchanges Craig led but missed. Pritchard ducked and took blows, then both clinched and separated. Craig drove Pritchard into the ropes, landed a smashing right, and Pritchard was counted out in under two minutes. Amy Bowen funeral notable in New Orleans with George Lavigne among mourners.
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Matt
Losvox
Dee
Franke Craig
Ted Pritchard
Craig
Pritchard
Amy Bowen
Tees
New Orteans
Andy Bowen
George Lavigne
O'Clovre
Steam Colliers Montserrat and Kewee Lost at Sea
Reports from San Francisco say the steam collier Montserrat and the Kewee both lost with all hands in a violent storm off Cape Flattery. Captain Blackburn led twenty aboard the Montserrat and Captain Jenkins commanded thirty on the Kewee. At least four vessels were wrecked during the gale, with fate still uncertain for the crews.
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San Francisco
Montserrat
Gots
Cape Flattery
Blackburn
Jenkins
Reid Gravely Ill in Europe After Suffering Pultiosary Trouble
A cable from New York on December 18 reports Whitelaw Reid is seriously ill in Europe. He previously was believed to be suffering from pultiosary trouble but not in danger. Friends are alarmed by the worsening condition and new neck bands are noted at Teresa Srzam Lausper.
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Hack
Huntington
Frojert
Senate
Stevenson
Gressvacm
Bureau of American Republics
Committee On Appropriations
Hill
New York
Cartisie
McPeffer
Kansas
Squire
Washington
Suez Canal
Turpie
Whitelaw P Reid
Europe
Teresa Srzam Lausper
Hair and eye remedies touted in Rock Island ads
An OCR page advertises Hegggs' Male Renewer promising hair follicle strengthening and color restoration with claims of guaranteed satisfaction. It also promotes gold spectacles from Charles Bennett and practical collar and cuff cases from Swift Holliday with free fitting, listing Rock Island addresses at 601 Kansas Avenue.
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Charles Bennett
Kansas Avenue
Swift @ Hollidey
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