Dunning Arrested in Botkin Case Probe
The San Frances court opened a homicide hearing as reporter Miss Livernash testified about Mrs Botkin’s account of Dunny Dunning. Witnesses described letters and alleged romantic entanglements, with testimony detailing Dunning’s links to Mrs Botkin and others, as the case unfolds.
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Mike Livernash
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Mex Hotscaldsburg
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Dunning
Praseuc
Bra
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Cuba
Eunor
Krebs
New Steamship Link Opens US Russia Trade Route
New Steamship line intends to run between America and Russia linking Baltic trade with New York. United Steamship Company of Copenhagen announced service to Baltic and United States ports with plans to expand, seeking capital for three moreships and to promote the voyage amid November's timing.
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New Steamship Lins
America
Russia
Washington
United States
Chardy D'Affaires
Ahree
Ain Chereelves
Tne
RAPS PROHIBITION AT KANSA CITY BANQUET
Attorney General Boyle spoke at the Kazan City Commercial club banquet at the Coates House. He praised Kansas for its laws and amendments promoting temperance, recounting state efforts to curb alcohol and noting Kansas City's role in the development of local business under prohibition.
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Kansan
Kazan City
Coates House
Boyle
Kinase City
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas State Temperance Anhm
Crown
Manila trade down as insurgents tax interisland flow
American Morning Paper reports Manila's economy crippled by ongoing uncertainty over sovereignty and borders. Interisland trade has collapsed to less than a fifth of normal volume as inland commerce stalls, tariffs and rebel levies bite imports and exports.
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Manila
Stfake
Philippines
Interisland
Inair
Amdalen
Castite
Reginaldo
Pio de Pilar
Malolos
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Exparolo
Diario de Menia
Oceania Espanm
Commercia
Freedom
Uncle Sam
Confederate Badge Presentation Honors President in Macon
In Macon Georgia December 20 the president and his party were greeted by the largest crowd since Jefferson Davis’s prior visit. Bibb county Confederate veterans presented a gold-lettered badge bearing the president’s likeness as a symbol of Confederate gratitude, prompting applause as he wore it during his tour of the city.
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Jefferson Davis
Bibb County
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Herk
Union
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Maine
Grand Army of the Republic
South
Spain
Fibb County
Georgia
Hid
Tr. Tall
Preelient
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Speer
Manor
Bates
Wilson
Army Corps
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Wards of Dent See Graven Contender At Review
In a damaged report the scene describes wards of Dent above Gis graven, with Jane Biatiiusey Casha and others observed. The troops parade past a cheered crowd after the review, while the stand draws a large gathering. the mood remains steady despite the mixed readability of the text.
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Dent
Jane
Panic at a Fire Kills Two Women in New York Home
A deadly blaze at the residence of C. H. Raymond on End Avenue causes two women to die instantly and leaves Mrs Underwood and Mr Raymond severely injured. Firefighters battled flames as bystanders helped victims from windows on the third and second floors. A railway conductor, Doerr, died after attempting to assist. Fire damages included burned clothing and a collection of Mr Raymonds pictures and toys. Mrs Underwood had traveled from Ohio to visit relatives.
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Reymond
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Tatler
Horriet Pee
Underwood
Rome
Ohio
Ymonid
Gold in Pike's Peak vein promises city riches
In Colorado Springs a cold strike at the Trickler tunnel as it nears Pike's Peak aims to boost water supply. Contractor George W. Jackson reports a splendid sylvanite vein with samples running into the thousands and visible globules of gold. Experts estimate millions in the vein, noting the find could greatly enrich the city.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Pike's Peak
George W. Jackson
Amend Constitution Proposes Monogamous Marriage Definition
Cincinnati presbytery reports a committee on bills and overtures urging Congressmen Shattuck Bramwell and Brown to propose and vote for an amendment to the U S constitution defining marriage as monogamous. The measure would forbid and criminalize polygamy celestial or any other form except valid marriage.
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Cincinnati
President visits Columbia for Seventy-fifth Anniversary event
The president arrived in Columbia South Carolina on December 2 with a large crowd at the station. He spoke of national unity and progress praising the army leaders Major General Shafter and General Witer, and thanked officials Secretary Gare, Postmaster General Smith, and Secretary Alger for their remarks aboard the presidential train.
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Columbia
S. C
Colombia
Tennessee
Lipscomb
Coluruia
Uth Cerolina
United States
Meur
Sane Lago
Genergl Shafter
Generg Shafter
Witer
Eiher
Gare
Goni
Ury
Soith
Alger
Opr
Pillsbury Plays 24-Game Chess Marathon in Davenport
Harry N Pillsbury, famed U S chess champion, engaged twenty four players in Davenport last night in a five hour and thirty minute simultaneous exhibition. He won twenty two games, J D Rice of Moline won one, and J J Cambridge drew.
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Davenport
Harry N. Pillsbury
Cheel
United States
Lews City
Muscatine
Iowa
Rock Island
Cambridge
Til
Pillebary
J. D. Ieece Moline
J. J. Cambridge
Hero of kisses continues to charm Kansas City crowd
The piece extols Lieutenant Hobson as genial and courteous, noting his modest dress and dignified bearing at a Kansas City Commercial Club banquet with Major General Chaffee. After toasts on The Fifth Army Corps In Cuba and The American Navy, Hobson heads to Denver by fast mail, en route to San Francisco and Manila.
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Chesterfield
Hobson
Konora
Chaffse
Kansas City
Judge a bankrupt debtor in Emporia bank failure
Rumor from Emporia reports District Judge W A Randolph who owed Cross Bank six thousand dollars on horse security has turned over mortgaged property to the receiver and taken the benefit of the bankrupt account.
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Emporia
Cross Bank
W. A. Randolph
Death by Own Action Near Emporia Echos Lukas Jones
W J Jones ex-register of deeds of Lyon County perished by suicide in the Cottonwood river near Emporia. Searchers have dragged the stream as relatives report a planned shortage and question his return if alive.
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Lyon
Emporia
W. J. Jones
Register of Deeds
Cottonwood
Secretary Tenders Position With Governor Stanley
Ex probate judge A J Myatt of Wichita has been offered the private secretary post to Governor Stanley but has not yet accepted. If declined, Henry Allen of the Ottawa Herald may receive the appointment. Allen is the Ottawa Herald managing editor. Bristow influence noted. Myatt described as a shrewd, loyal adviser and Stanley’s personal pick.
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Wichita
Henry Allen
A. J. Myatt
Privaty
Shinles
Myatt
Ottawa Herald
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Herald
Joe Bristow
Allen
Bristow
Jon Bristow
Stanley
Rutt
Stantey
Negroes Begin Mining Run In Pana Strike
About 400 black miners are in Pana with six more arriving today. Soldiers disarmed them before departure to stockades. State militia remains, guarding sections of the city as white miners press for the state scale. Strike leaders say gains grow clearer.
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Pana
Der
National Union
Col. Wellh
Madison Bank to Resume Business
A petition circulates among Madison bank depositors proposing resumption by Dec 20 with 50 percent paid in checks, 59 percent in three months, and 25 percent in six months. The bank has never been insolvent and supporters see no obstacle to restarting operations with deferred payments earning interest.
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Madison Bank
Madigan Bank
Senator Jones Denies Harvey Payment Report
Washington on December 20 Senator Jones of Arkansas chairman of the National Democratic committee asks the Associated Press to contradict circulating claims that W H Harvey will receive 10 percent of proceeds as an agent. He says the report is without foundation Harvey has not been paid and there is no agreement to pay him any amount.
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Harvey
Washington
Senator Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Associated Press
W. H. Harvey
Searles Retires From Sugar Trust in New York
President Havemayar of the American Sugar Company announced that Secretary and Treasurer John Searles had resigned on December 16 and withdrawn from his duties. The move follows advice from Searles' physician and ends his role as office holder in the company.
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Searles
Sugar Trust
New York
Havemayar
American Sugar Ihe- Shing Company
John Searles
Tim Heath
Ma. Searles Akowine
Ie Compans
Senator Caffery Pushes Deliberation On Wimberly Nomination
In the Senate executive session Senator Caffery moved to temporarily postpone the nomination of Gust T. Wimberly for collector of customs at New Orleans amid charges against him. The motion was laid over until tomorrow as debate continued about the appointment and proper scrutiny.
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Hanna
Washington
Senate
Caffery
Tepemett
Gust T. Wimberly
New Orleans
Aftersenya
Wimberly
W C T U Sets Dates for Seattle Annual Meeting
At a meeting of general officers of the National W C T U in Chicago today, dates for the next annual meeting were announced as October 20 to 26 in Seattle Washington.
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Chicago
W.C TU
Seattle
Wash
Was Cam We Tesenge SC
A compact OCR fragment notes a price entry of ten cents and a dollar amount, mentioning Cam and a location that appears as SC. The text is unclear but indicates small monetary values and a potential sale or listing context.
Assassination Rumor Plagued Dominican Presidency
A Paris dispatch reports unverified rumors that Dominican President Ulysses Heureaux was assassinated during a christening. Heureaux, a Haitian-born leader in power for about ten years, has faced repeated revolts and suppression of opposition. The claim follows prior revolutionary unrest and attempts to overthrow his government.
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Paris
Ulysses Heureaux
Republic of
San Domingo
Eneak Acquitted in Berlin Court Case
Berlin provincial court acquits Frank Kniak of New York on a charge linked to an alleged act during a disturbance. The trial noted he appeared intoxicated at the time. The proceedings included testimony from a witness about a confrontation at the scene.
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Berlin
Frank Kniak
York
Magente
William
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