Murderers accuse each other in Pearl Bryan case
The Ohio city of Gxscissati is shaken by the Pearl Bryan death and the tied tale of Scott Jackson Alonzo Walling and William Wood. Walling confesses indirectly while Jackson and Walling each shift blame to the other amid hotel valise clues, barber shop receipts and a brutal headless murder. Wood, released on recognizance, stands aside as Walling’s confession centers on Jackson as the murderer.
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Gxscissati
Ohio
Pearl Ryan
Greencastle
Ind
Pearl Bryan
Greanvastir
Mra Pisher
Indiana
William Wood
Cincinnati
Scott Jackson
Mabel Stanley
Alonzo M. Wallis
Sveti Jackson
Jackson
Miss Bryn
Heally
Dinermont
Mondev
Ohio River
Walling
Bryan Weas
Wood
Sip
Hamilton
Ohi
Miss Bryan
Cineignati
Podice
Hadkias
Gare
Claremonati
Alonso Welling
Wes Father
D. M. Wood
Methodist
Greencastie
Unfinished Building Collapse Kills One, Injures Six
A two story frame building under construction in Coltapece Oaxxrang California collapsed, killing James Hurley and seriously injuring six other workers. Herbert A. Sprague at Washbugs College reported observers on February 8.
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Coltapece Oaxxrang
Cal
James Hurley
Otter
Pierre society women drive street cars for charity
In Pierre South Dakota society girls operated street cars for an afternoon. The event supported their newly opened Perscus homes, with proceeds turntable to the cause. The street car company handed the line to the women who served as drivers and conductors, raising funds for the project.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Prince
Excelsior Manufacturing Company Fails in St Louis
A large store and manufacturing firm led by Giles F Filley Sr. assigned its assets in St Louis with a $750,000 capital and $2,100,000 bonded debt. Assets, including plant, were reported at $310,000 with liens and receivables pledged as collateral. Several hundred workers affected by the factory shutdown.
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Escslsior Manufacturing
St. Loui
Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Whit Giles F. Pilley
John D Johnson
Filley
Howe
Giles F. Filley & Co
Aseptolin Cure Promises Tuberculosis Hope
New York doctor Dr Cyrus Edson promotes Aseptolin a colorless carbolic acid solution claimed to kill germs inside the body for tuberculosis The remedy has shown some positive results in early trials with 91 treated patients some discharged cured others showing improvement Aseptolin is supplied to about fifty physicians nationwide and touted as a rational treatment.
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New York
Cyrus Edson
Medical
Edson
Pasteur and Koch
Land
Edeon
Ffty
Hilson
Wistaria
la Grippe
Materia
Indians Return to Teach in Their Own Schools
Two Indian girls graduated from a normal school in a big city on February 7 and were appointed as teachers in Indian government schools. Jane Eyre will teach at Potawatomi agency based school in Kansas, while Lucy Gordon will join Fort Peck agency boarding school in Montana. They are the first from their race sent by the normal school to become teachers for their people.
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Jean Cy Gordon
Mate
Jane Will
Law
Portabenrnia
Normal
Big City
Jane Eyre
Lucy Gordon
Bliss Eyre
Kansas
Pottewatomie
Miss Gordon
Fort Peck
Montana
Cleveland on the loan Believes There Were More Small Bids
In a Felow information from private sources President Cleveland says small gold holders will be drawn into the treasury by the loan more than appears. He notes small country banks bid through New York and Boston. syndicate pricing and the 1895 contract aided the loan, while acknowledging objections. He favors more popular sale though bonds must be issued above par to keep net interest reasonable.
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Wasernoios
Cleveland
Tyre
New York
Boston
Texas Democrats set two conventions with single primary
Austin on February 7 reports the Democratic state executive committee ordering two conventions this year to choose delegates for the national convention. A June 28 city election in Austin will pick delegates, with a Fort Worth convention in August. Voters will vote on bimetallism at a one to one ratio to shape the national delegation and state platform.
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Texas Democratn
Austin
Texas
Fort Worth
Wigwam May Be Built For National Convention
A crisis in selecting the 1898 Republican national convention site in St Louis prompts Clayton of Arkansas Campbell of Illinois and Payne of Wisconsin to visit Monday to decide between a 12000-seat Exposition building or a wigwam. If the latter, building costs reach 50000 dollars with 39000 on hand and 20000 more to raise.
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St. Louis
Clayton
Arkansas
Campbell
Ilinois
Payne
Wisconsin
Exposition Building
Infant dies in Kansas Orry. grandchild of Dialer dies
The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Giles Dialer, born two days earlier, died yesterday in Orry Missouri of heart failure. Grandmother Mrs. Jolo James Ingalls was present at the time of death. Peerless Steam Laundry is mentioned in the surrounding copy.
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Ingalls
Kansas Orry
Edward Giles Dialer
Jolo James Ingalls
Mail Service in Cripple Creek Hindered by Short Staff
Cripple Creek post office operates with only six clerks, two delivery windows, and boxes limited to 1028. Postmaster Rose pays one clerk from his salary. delays push general delivery past noon as heavy mail volume overwhelms staff and resources.
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Cripple Creek
Rose
MARRY A DUCHESS Vanity Pair Says Vanderbilt Will Desert Amy Bend
Vanity Pair reports William K Vanderbilt will soon announce engagement to an English duchess. The item notes rumors of Vanderbilt breaking with Amy Bend, reflecting sensational social gossip from Losbox.
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Vanity Pair
Vanderbilt
Amy Bend
Losbox
United States
War. Vanderbilt
Army Bend
Vanity
William K Vanderbilt
Respect to the Dead Custom Which Would Show Commo
A Boston Transcript inspired piece on lifting hats to the dead as a sign of human sympathy. It argues the practice expresses fellowship and revives older customs, calling it a small act with deep spiritual significance thatRedeems life from selfishness and strengthens communal warmth.
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Union
Boston Transcript
Mearcat
Lfe Bera
Ufe
Smaz
Remarkable Voice Reach and Water Sound Experiments
A London inquiry cites record voice hearing distances of up to eighteen miles in clear canyons with a man shouting Bob. Other reports note Port Bowen to be a mile and a quarter apart, Gibraltar ten miles, and submerged bells to sixty miles. Balloon observers hear sounds long after ground listeners lose hearing.
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London
Harper's Round Table
The
Colorado
Bob
Lieut. Poster
Perry
Port Bowen
Sir John Franklin
Young
Gibraltar
Colladon
Lake of
Geneva
Franklin
Tr. Hutton
Thames
Chelsea
Tyndall
Mount Blane
Arizona Women Seek Equal Suffrage as Statehood Nears
Arizona women organize a suffrage group in Phoenix and press for equal rights after years of partial success. The governor supports enfranchisement as statehood looms, while advocates push in each legislature for a full bill amid mixed reception.
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Arizona
Woman Suffrage Association
Phoenix
Statehood
Territory
Harper's Bazaar Free Postal Service Announcement
Subscriptions in the United States Canadas and Mexico receive postage free delivery. Address Harper & Brothers P. O. Box 939 New York City for details and enrollment.
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Forest and Stream Pub. CO
P.O. Box
New York City
Unitad
Canals
Mexico
Adress Harper & Brothers P. D
N.Y. City
Magnificent book of Missouri views advertised in ad
An eight line advertisement promotes "Snap Shots in Booth Missouri" a photo driven book of Missouri landscapes. It claims free by mail upon four cent postage sent to I. Kwood Kansas City Missouri. Also mentions the Great Rock Island Route fare promotions and notes a dispute involving Albert Griffis and manager Hugh Behan in boxing circles.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Mumphis Hallroad
Booth
I. Kwood
Kanees City
Griff Gow Whippet
New York
Albert Griffis
Griffy
Itv
Hugh Behan
Pugiiies
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Alonzo M. Walling
Herbert A. Sprague
Washbugs Cellege
Becky Sharp
Dreasury
Wasutsotux
Germany
WII
Camaras
Venezuela
Wasatxaton
Red Lake
White Earth
Minnesota
Kansas Cirv
Louis Frank
Maud Clifford
WML
Port Scott
Kan
John A. Reeds
Board of Education
Fifth Ward
Douden Ties
Wolcott
Lexpox
the Times This
Senator Wolcott
Dro Hantronn
Conn
Pequebon River
Bristol
John Gibbon
Barrivers
Jote Gibbon
Morgan Begine
Waswixetox
J. P. Morgan Lume Fa
Isla Hars
Asssy
Democratic Editorial Association
Voorhees
Turpie
Stons
Transvaal
Sub-Treasury
Wasutseron
National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
Sub-Treasury Plan
Pacific Railroad
Dallas
Tex
Erice
Cracingati Street
Knopf & Ou
Gripple Greek
Squaw Mountain Tunnel
Eelectric DR. Plant
Piring Mining Company
Chrrie Curex
Columbine- Victor Deep Mining
Snd Tunnel Company
Sethaceines
Marvin Electric Drill Company
Canastotx
Ig Guarautesd
Squaw Mountain
Crippie Creek
Leavenwourh
Gr. Faurecare
Leavenworth
Denver
Rgome
Victor
Crirete Crees
Buck Hill
McCarthy Camp
T. J. McCarthy
ParAvetruta
B@iwin Locomotive works
Westinghouse Electric Works
Cooper
Fir. Joses
Thomas Cooper
Huntley Methodist Church
James Frey
Sedalia
Oak Valley
Hank
Oak Valley Bank
Elo County
Paris
Place St. Francois Xavier
Russia
Mick
Hood
Painten Tor
Shay Ace
Agers
Fiabe Wentibe
James Axi
Rhentom
Wee Wilsen
ST. Denis Hotel
Broadway
Lith Streete
Grace Church
Willia Taylor
fe-Topeka Amt Karas
Topeka Daily State Bourgal
Steens
Harper’s Bazar
Harper's Bazsr
Dodo Wt
BAZAR
Saxvoz, Baups
Caarcts
Berlin
Karsanta
Saath
Gerald
England
Fifa
Witkrxa
Jerome
Istor
Capitel
Marie
Percousis
Wamwen
Narper's Periodicals
Champioonhip Unitie
Malares Fitesimmons
Tickew
Alan el Faso
Rock Island
A. M. Potter
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