Anger Shaped Trial Testimony Over Cruger Shooting
Witnesses describe a tense long cross examination in the Gaines murder case. The ex policeman Gaines stands charged as court weighs if the shooting was murder or perhaps manslaughter with details from Robbine home and Cruger into questions about the weapon and sequence of events.
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Gaines
Tom Robbins
Schriber
Daty
Scott Carr
Weer Laurent Street
Mr Welch
James Fry
Biliwood
Robbina Place
Hoe
Olle Smith
North Topeka
Cruger
Crager
Bailey
DI Hibben
Cruger in Court Questions Over Fatal Attack Details
Testimony recounts Cruger striking Mrs. Robbins and Gaines. The coroner's jury heard Schriber say I do not know when asked about Cruger's stance. Experts linked head injuries to brain shock, sick stomach, stiffness, and possible dazed condition after injury.
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Wes
Blood evidence ties Cruger to fatal assault on North Harrison Street
Eyewitness describes blood drops from the pump to the bay near the Robbies house indicating Cruger’s steps after the attack. City Physician M Q Mitchell examined the victim noting a contused left eye, facial injuries, and unconscious lapses. several residents departed Topeka in the last 24 hours to Chicago Lawrence and other cities.
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Robbies
Harrian Street
Cruger
M. Q Mitchell
Vance Q
Topeka
Santa Fe
J. H. Barbell
Chicago
J. N. Stewart
Lawrence
J. M. Simpson
T. Hows
J. G. Lowe
Ay Center
B. M. Jackson
Atchison
C. J. Robert
A. J. Murphy
New York
Mre. Ball Small
Mia Chl Small
Sedulic
Vin
Vin Rock Island —George H. Stewart, Kansas City
M. Dancas
Kingfisher
W. H. Stillwell
A. K
L A. Beatty
Wichita
Dr. Middleton
Day
Enport
R. F. Clangon
Belle Center
Palmer House Packed for National Democratic Convention
The Palmer House in Chicago serves as the rallying center for Democratic politicians with national committees from twenty states basing at the hotel. About 403 rooms are reserved across states including Indiana with the largest share, accommodating roughly 2000 men.
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Curcaco
Feb
Palmer House
New York
Washington
Missisppi
Oregon
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
South Dakota
Louisiata
Indiana
Colorado
Connecticut
Texas
West Virginia
Michigan
Alabama
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Willis Howe
W. H. English in Critical Condition Amid Heart Complications
The condition of W. H. Enwlist is critical today with a serious heart complication noted as the major threat. Doctors report the case is grave and monitor him closely as February 6 passes.
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W. H. Enwlist
Tillman Sparks Outcry as Senator Faces Ostracism
South Carolina Senator Tillman draws praise from thousands for a fiery speech while fellow lawmakers and metropolitan papers denounce him. He sits in the Senate out of step, largely shunned by colleagues, as debates flare over senatorial courtesy and reform.
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Wasursetos
Tillman
United States
Mrr. Tulman
Astors
Mr. Tillman
Senate
Fes
South Carolina
Coventry
Bis
Mator
Ays
Cleveland
Carlisle
Zach Chandler
Jefferson Davis
Senate Debate Over Language Used Against President
The senate held routine sessions with few speeches as debate moved slowly toward adjournment. Across the chamber the issue was the language used by an accredited senator in describing the president and treasury secretary, provoking protests and reflecting hostility tied to Mr. Cleveland.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Judsa
Cleveland
White House
Capitol
Tillman
Murder trial unfolds in Pearl Bryan case
A dental student Scott Jackson and accomplice Alonzo Walling are accused in the Pearl Bryan murder near Cincinnati. A headless body was found near Fort Thomas Kentucky with only a shoe a corset and a dress as clues. Witnesses tied the crime to Indianapolis trip and a satchel with blood stains.
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Cincuns Farm
Kentucky Highlands
Fort Thomas
Covington
Greencastle
Ind
Covrington
Bryan
Pearl Bryan
Indianapolis
Grim and
McDermot
Plummer
Deitsch
Cincinnati
Scott Jackson
Ohio Dental College
Ilo
Alonzo M. Wailing
Walling
Jackson
Lamdome
T Hays Fisco
Dunlap Comments On Santa Fe Ownership Question
Hubert Dunlap, Santa Fe railroad counsel, questions the ownership claim in a Chicago-Kan & Divine bill. He says opponents appear to hinder reorganization by seeking foreclosure and asserting a prior lien while bonds security is not clearly paid. He explains the plan to sell the road and pay bonds to fund the reorganization.
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Santa Fe
Cmicaco
Hubert Dunlap
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago-Kan& Divine
Three Masked Men Rob Milan Station In Night Raid
Three masked men entered Milan Tennessee passenger station at 4 am and forced several waiting passengers and the express agent to surrender cash. Major W T Parham, a U S revenue officer, lost 85 dollars while the ticket office lost 40. The total haul from the express agent was not known but believed to exceed 100. A watch and chain were taken from the ticket agent. The robbers rode away on horses.
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Nashville
Tenn
Milan
W. T. Parham
United States Revenue
Nbt
Uhl Nomination for German Ambassador Favored by Emperor
Washington Feb 6 Emperor William is ready to accept Mr Uhl as ambassador to Germany sending the nomination to the Senate. Berlin reports say the appointment would be welcomed with gratification by the emperor and no further obstacles remain. Mrs. Geo Barker Dies Suddenly in Kansas City following Lawrence report. Congressman Miller Returns Home for ten days on law business.
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Bets Parfoetty
Abie
Wasatxcton
Uhl
Germany
Willian
Berlin
Senate
Geo. J. Barker
Kansas City
Peb
Lawrence
J. Barker
Iste Uharies Bragacombe
Barker
Vcongrrasman Miller
Miller Lef
Catron prize fight bill passes Senate and heads to president
The Catron prize fight bill to stop boxing and other pugilistic events in New Mexico has passed the Senate after House approval. It becomes law upon presidential signature and would declare such events a felony with one to five years in prison. The measure aims to halt upcoming bouts during the Stuart carnival and could invoke military aid to enforce the ban.
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Wasumotox
Feb. T
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Catron
New Mexico
Army
War Department
We Army
Eee Pneaxies
United States
United States Supreme Court
Fizsimmons-Mather
Expel a Corkrespondent Washington Magers stay denied
Spanish authorities refuse to allow Washington correspondent Mannix to remain in Cuba after being ordered to leave. The U S state department has not been advised of Havana officials action. Sage ill with paralysis. Rock Island freight chief in Chicago gravely ill after sudden onset. Morrisey dies on Rock Island train near Burlington Colorado.
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Washington
Magers Stan
Wasutxoron
Wm. F. Mannix
Cuba
Isisod G Star
Havana
State Department
Mannix
Wis
M. Sage
Win M. Sage
Rock Island Road
Sage
Rock Island
Purplessune
W. GC. Morrisey
Colorado Springs
Hartford
Conn
Justight
Burlington
Colo
Funerals of Mesures and Kellam Arrangements Set
Funeral notices from Grace Cathedral list pall bearers and assembly at 1 30 p m at Mr T J Kellams late residence. Service at Grace Cathedral 2 pm Friday with Dean Bodley Canon Miner and James Moore directing. Other services for Edward Roltom set for Saturday at his home with clergy officiating.
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Edward Sod
Kellam
Jocmnan
Plala
Grace Cattiocks
T. J. Kellam
Grace Cathedra
James Moore
Dean Bodley
Canon Miner
Hare J. Bapeer
Edward Roltam
Ray
J. Bodley
Grace Cathedral
Rey
Mr McIntyre
Hanny J. Barnes
Percival McIntyre
Chicago
T. J. Kellar
Henry A. Kellam
Flotrida
Mr. Kellam
Arthur Cable
Evanston
Iia
Woman Defends Home as Rail Right of Way Clear
In Perry Oklahoma on February 6, Mrs Burlgton Buffington faced 30 Santa Fe workers clearing a city right of way. She poured hot water, scalding several, until the home was moved after payment. About 25 workers were arrested, a compromise reached, and the site dragged away. Improvements valued between 4000 and 875000. Government surveyors attempted to study the right of way before the dispute.
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Perry
Ole
Santa Fe Railroad
Burlogton
Perry Waverles and Lochs Company
Visitors Toast New York Drinks And Demeanor
A visiting American notes New York life from transit to hotels, praising friendliness but critiquing local drinks, which he observes are named after popular heroes and nicknamed by locals. He recalls slang and trains, and jokes about police, bakers’ men, and busy urban noise amid a lively city scene.
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New York Herald
Third Avenue
Col. Waring
England
Ike John Collins
Peter
Jim
City councilmen seek site for coal hole in eastern district
A patrol wagon carried Councilmen Burgess Drew Pattison Fulton and others with City Engineer Barnes and Street Commissioner Hamesy to the east city area to select a location for a new coal hole. The Manitabs legislature opened this afternoon with Lieutenant Governor Patterns presiding before a large crowd.
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Burgess
Drew
Pee Pee Bkinnar
Pattison
Fulton
Ity
Barnes
Hamesy
Man
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Balapen Hintelul
BB Welch
Mra Heathorn
Henry Schriber
Wabannseee County
Robbins
Mr. Cruger
Thay
Tom Hobbine
Safford
Mre Robbins
Folicemann Gaines
Mrs
Maggie Cruger
Mr. English
Mrs. Walling
Extrance
Wong S
Criger
WM. H. English
Woebegone
Emperor Limes Uhl
Hin
Tam Win & Visitor
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