James Jameson Says He Might Be Better Off in Prison
The article reports on statements linked to James Jameson and Louis Mio regarding Younger's fate and fears of a prison life. It describes tensions with Cole Younger and mentions discussions at the Laeda hotel about labor, mortality, and possible actions by group leaders amid concerns over Younger's influence.
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Skin Tortured Babies and Mothers Seek Relief with Cuticura
A garbled ad touts Cuticura Soap and other emollients as the best, permanent, and economical relief for skin diseases in babies and distress of mothers. It claims immediate relief, permanent cure, and broad use for scalp and skin conditions, urging trusted remedies for crusting, ringworm, and related eruptions.
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Parole hearing and pardon prospects tied to Cole Younger
The article recounts Cole Younger's parole hearing and pardon prospects as officials and allies discuss timing and conditions. Governor Van Sant, Warren station, and the press note that Younger plans to visit his family, with possible travel to St Louis and then to survive. the piece also mentions reactions from supporters and opponents, noting past robberies and the ongoing political maneuvering surrounding the pardon bill.
Are You a Masnat at the New Crawford Theater Tonight
Dramatic events unfold at the New Crawford as six farces roll into the stage with strong suspense and comedic twists. The play features Harry Trndy and a large cast, with the audience promised a thrilling, joke filled evening, followed by The Rite of Detectives in a later show.
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Wothin
Oregon
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Pete Tmiyrd
Crawfurd
Contested Sheriff Salaries Bill Faces Lawmakers
A legislative committee debates a proposed reform to sheriff and undersheriff pay, arguing that some officials sell their offices for low wages and urging a raise to stop undue incentives. RF Hasden testifies with statements from counties while Republican and county voices urge restraint and reform.
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Heir to Fabulous Fortune in Breach of Promise Suit
Chicago report on Misa Maud Williams seeking fifty thousand in a breach of promise suit against Edward Clark Corey. The plaintiff claims descent from Sir Francis Drake and notes a large estate, with Corey's absence and letters cited as evidence. The case involves family witnesses, a long court process, and questions of inheritance.
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Trust Bill Turned Down by Committee
The Judiviers joined the committee as the trust bill, introduced by Representative Warener Pierf, faced a near unanimous rejection. Breidenthal’s trust company, Albaugh’s insistence on banning trust company stock in banks, and the claim that Kansas has the strictest trust laws were debated before the measure was sent away from the committee.
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Bus & Capital
Broadbent’s Insurance Bill Clears House Amid Death Clause
The House passed Broadbent’s bill threatening voiding life policies upon suicide or misrepresentation, with Stavely and Kirkwallick advancing venue limits and lawyer fee provisions. Adams of Sedgwick backs wards property reforms, while Hurey seeks extra county clerk and treasurer staff in Sedwick.
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Play Review and Political Notes from Crayford Night
A fragmented report on a Crayford theatre performance featuring Fon Yonsay and a Swedish actor, with audience reactions and dialect jokes. The item also covers a political event in Emporia, noting Unionist Thomas W. Haass and the retirement of Wl. Nar C McCartney as deputy snaster of the tine, plus campaign tensions over appointments and contracts.
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Rival Suitors Shadowed Then Wed in Louisville
Madeline Le Mosul of Cleveland and Floyd G. Francis of New York married at the Leland Hotel after detectives tracked their seven year romance. The couple fled by train when rivals pressed their suit, securing a license and a magistrate to formalize the ceremony. Francis hoped to spare his bride further harassment as they head to Louisville, then back to New York.
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Right to Serve Beer From Hosts in Beer Dispute Case
Ionia Michigan February case in Ionia circuit involves Calvin Bird hosting guests who drank beer with his family. Mattie White guest, Bird arrested, trial ended with entlty. stay of sentence granted. Supreme Court will decide if a host has the right to serve liquor to guests regardless of their age.
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Boston Reform Crusade Aims to Organize Permanent Committee
A Boston business group led by William Lincoln seeks to curb graft and moral decline through a reform drive. He notes that efforts by the Boston Chamber of Commerce leaders have yielded limited success and urges presidents of major organizations to back a united committee to push lasting changes.
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Lincoln criticizes city council and business leaders for squandering funds
Mr Lincoln accuses the city council of reckless spending to bolster a political machine while praising Mayor Collins as honest. He says the detents to a reform committee will be sent, and that several recipients of Mr Lincoln's letter agree with the critique and urge action against the misuse of public money.
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Texas Scientist Claims Aerial Navigation Solved
In Inez near Austin, Jack Nichola, a noted Austin scientist, says he has built an airborne machine that travels 2 to 15 mph by a bird like principle. The device uses wings with air deflection, sustaining power from velocity and a propeller driving speed.
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Death mystery near Liberty and Robinson streets
A boy of George F Rich of Booh Rich Sons Chicago was found beneath a tree in a pond near Liberty and Robinson streets. The water was three feet deep. A gold watch $153 in cash and papers were found on the body. His wife in South Boston was notified. Authorities investigate the mysterious death. ticket from Chicago to Boston bought February 2.
World’s Fair Prohibition Rule Shelves 2000 Feet Rule
A joint committee of the hour and senate on World’s fair regulation recommends a bill barring amusements within 2000 feet of the exposition grounds. The rule excludes existing amusements and prices. Insurance legislation favored by World’s fair management also passes committee.
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