14 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
1
An edited, fragment filled report recounts a morning disturbance at the National building with smashed windows and a defiant woman linked to the incident. Police pursue the case as witnesses describe shattering scenes and care for the damaged façade.
Coroner Hugeboom described Maxwell's injuries, noting a fractured sternum and multiple rib breaks with lung punctures. Attendants faced scrutiny as the inquest probes potential mistreatment at the asylum, with Bailey promising a thorough investigation and possible further action. Maxwell died after severe chest trauma and internal bleeding, with witnesses detailing the handling and care in the days prior.
Final settlement protocols have been signed by all parties, ending the lengthy dispute. Negotiations concluded with formal documents signed and filed. The agreement resolves outstanding claims and outlines terms for closure.
London reports confirm the Washington agreement on Venezuelan coast blockades with Britain Germany and Italy receiving advance payments and a protocol outlining preferential payments and an international tribunal for claims. Bowen promises allies a share of customs duties and a future referral to The Hague.
The readable fragments critique brutality by defendants and insist on punishment. It references judge or jury actions, and calls for harsher consequences while noting ongoing calls for justice amid a court case. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Fragmentary weather update reports snow in the west and nearby towns with forecast of continued snow and falling barometer. The bulletin notes temperatures, wind direction from the northeast, and possible show tonight and Sunday as conditions linger.
In Wellington Kes Feb 11 a long confession is read accusing Cummings of murdering Anh Dinhiman by beating and burning her. The statement claims Cummings struck the child with a broomstick and stove, causing fatal injuries, and then attempted to stage a cover up with a doctor, smokehouse burnings, and a plan to dispose of the body. The mother and Mrs Cummings testify as the trial unfolds.
Feb 1 Philedelphil report notes the strike commission remains in session with three months of hearings. Clarence Darrow argues for the miners as hearings proceed. Arbitration date and city details remain unresolved amid temperature reports across major cities.
The article details the signing of a protocol in Washington in the early hours by Venereusian and British representatives, with German and Italian signatories reportedly to follow. It notes dispatches to London Berlin and Rome and orders for fleet withdrawals within 34 hours. Frisco reports crowd scenes and betting on a local event with Princess Titaets in the mix.
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