Defense closes as defendants take stand in their own behalf
Defense lawyers rest their case after presenting the defendants Jennie Ramehietes and Death and Campbell offer their version of the night in question. McAllister Kerr and two others testifying describe the events from the saloon to the park and home, while experts discuss absinthe and possible poisoning.
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Tuterson
Jen
Council For the
Jennie
Ube
Death
Campbell
Jolly Drieck
Snate
Wes
Sembat
McAllinter
Kerr
Hanes
MO Aglister
Walter O
McAllister
Geeebertee
Jennie Bimachiter
Yivel
Saale Waloon
Gael
Jonnie
Wiley
Romtiee. Com
Iit
Alintée
Karcheled McAlimter
Prenard
Priscuier Biaty Bewan
Rome
Robinia Apie
Acre
Aceenata
Joanie
Seals
Pela
Tili
Pat
Andrew J. Campbell
Vite
Amoon
Toynmel Sa
McAllisters
Charles J. Loffer
New York City
Serey Abet
Perso
Sinthe
Arene Vaniterbers
Frc
Waniter
Saul
Talen
Emily Campbell
Wem
Titus
Lord
Taylor Weth
Expect Acquittal In Noted Murder Trial In Paterson
A crowded Paterson courtroom awaited the Walter Area Mister and Andrew J Campbell murder trial of Jenni Bowsebleber, with jurors believed to be leaning toward an acquittal. Assistant prosecutor Shawamee detailed the case, stressing the felonious murder charge and noting the victim’s status, while defense responses benched prospects for a conviction as the day closed.
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Pauterson
Walter Area Mister
Wri A
Andrew J. Campbell
Jenni Bowsebleber
Trwan
Bern
Uberty
Shawamee
Besan
Addieese
Jennie
Scl
Peipetpaia
Burning of Alexander Sparks Leavenworth Vigilance Committee
Leavenworth Kansas residents remain angered by the burning of Fred Alexander. a vigilance committee of 25 respected men is formed to hunt the suspect. Officials acknowledge fear and outrage, while press coverage prompts calls for restraint and legal process amid a wave of retaliation across Leavenworth and Platte City.
Not the first burning in Kansas says Port Scott report
A Port Scott message claims the Leavenworth blaze was not the first in Kansas. It recounts a brutal mob killing of a well known woman in the city and a mob’s vengeance driven by fear and rumor, with graphic details and calls for warning against future riots.
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Port Scott
Kan
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ecroneoum
Herre
BI Howard
Chura
Thomas Powell
California
Nec
Market Square
Fort Shott
Girl Walked to Top of Neighboring Air for Bir Return
A fragment notes a girl walking to a high point near a neighboring airspace to await or arrange the return of someone named Bir. Details are scarce and unclear from the legible text.
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Bir
GOV. MOUNT DEAD IN INDIANA CAPITOL HOTEL
Indianapolis January 17 James A Mount former governor of Indiana died suddenly last night at the Denison hotel after attending a reception with Mrs Mount and guests He read a moment after removing his hat and overcoat and sank back saying my heart The physician found him dead and Colonel Charter E Wilson his former private secretary notified officials said Mount had planned to return to his Montgomery county farm on Friday
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Indianapolis
Ind
James A. Mount
Denison
Lisa
Ricéa
Hinds
Mount
Charter E Wilson
Abs Farm
Montgomery County
Tamid
JD. Hanns
Beavers
Oberlin
Hopkins
Coal Miners Out Hurts Colorado Industries
Denver January 27 reporting a statewide coal strike spreads from northern fields to all districts including New Mexico. The disruption threatens mining and manufacturing sectors as fuel shortages halt operations. a legislative joint committee will investigate while operators vow to fight to the end.
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Denver
Cole
Colorado
New Mexico
Colorade
Fuss Over Trade Mears as Berlin Consul Explains
The American consul general at Berlin explains to Washington that reports of discrimination against American exporters over trademarks were misinterpreted. He notes dangers insurers face from unauthorized registrants and emphasizes the need to protect registered marks under German law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bevis
Washington
State Department
Amerigian
Algérican
Germany
Lund
Empire
To Hunt With Buffalo Bill America to Attend Yacht Races
The fragment hints at American involvement in public celebrations or events tied to Buffalo Bill and yacht races. It suggests this week’s social or sporting agenda includes prominent figures and international spectators, reflecting a broad cultural pageant.
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America
Wales
Contested Ballot in Ancravel District At Segee Arena
Mrs Nation Goes Home after a heated election contest in Ancravel congressional district. Carrie Horton ibileam faces trial with husband’s help. the case, set for Mandersnerning, precedes a lecture tour under the Women’s Christian Temperance Union auspices.
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Petc Medels
Res Segee Arena
Horton
Ibileam
Nation
Weehit
Han
Carrie Ation
Medicine
Mandersnerning
UDO
Butler's Anti-Suffrage Bill Faces Judicial Rebuff
Representative Butler suffers a legislative setback as his anti-suffrage bill is reported adversely by the Judiciary Committee. He vows to fight on, planning to print and submit the measure for committee of the whole while facing criticism and limited support from fellow lawmakers and local groups.
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Judiciary Committee
Joseph Butler
Butler
Te Ee
Mr. Kegton
Chas. Luling
J. A. Bucklin
Bf Thomas
Lawrence
Allievie Ranches
Asylum Site Fight Delays Action in Legislature
A clash between Parsons and Clay Center over site selection for the proposed asylum stalls progress in the legislature. Parsons loses ground while Clay Center celebrates, as the bill aims to repeat a prior appropriation of 100000 dollars for building the asylum, due by June 30. A repeal measure by James Lawrence faces delays amid personal opposition.
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Axrium
Parsons
Janen Lawrence
Aegium
Lawrence
Stop Child Labor Debated in Wyandotte Legislature
Dr Hue of Wyandotte explains a child labor bill aimed at ending mills and factories employing many children. The measure, introduced in the house, makes the practice a misdemeanor and targets those who enable or tolerate underage work.
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Mr. Hoag
Wyandotte
Planiig
Schoo
Dhe
G. F Johnstin
Kearny
Fragmented Letter and Election Protest Surface in Osawatomie Report
A reader from Osawatomie accuses Representative Cave of being swayed by Senate and House influences while criticizing actions on school lands in Haskell and surrounding counties. Republican officials in Sheridan County claim Hopkins won the Senate seat as election committees ordered ballots sent from the Thirty-fifth district counties.
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Jim MM Kane
Osawatomie
Senate
Houpt
Frank Nelson
Nuleanee
Catus
Haskell
Sheridan
Hopkins
Contested Sheridan County seat and state budget notes
A petition from Sheridan county Republicans contests Hopkins seat against Hobbie while Governor Stanley's plan for a state treasurer salary and deputy is debated. Fire department staffing, city commission composition, and highway improvements are discussed along with rural road fixes and real estate appraisals.
Populist Oil Refinery and Salt Plant Measure Brought Forward
A Populist proposal to establish a state oil refinery in southern Kansas and a state salt plant at Hutchinson surfaces. Several bills are introduced on sewer bonds, divorce practice, tax assessments for telecoms, orphanage funding, school districts, irrigation, and a state fish warden. The committee reports favorably on Peabody land purchase for a public park financed by a special tax, while a minority dissent critiques the measure as removing town control.
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Wirepatrick
Southern
Ken Se
Hutchinson
Stewart
Moorehouse
Pottawatomie County
McKnight
Tale Agricultural College
Mentilian
Third Clase
Smith
Adivertions
Bentley
Chaney
Dtate
Mteam
Peabody
Ovation to Quay is Marked by Unusual Esteem by Friends
A commemorative scene centers on former official Quay as admirers gather in a formal tribute. Attendees include prominent local figures and civic leaders who recall Quay's public service and personal warmth. The event highlights broad respect across political lines.
Quay Senate Admission At Washington Sparks Gracious Ceremony
In Washington on June 17 Matthew Quay won Senate confirmation amid a display of flowers and applause. The scene featured elaborate floral offerings and a Keystone arch as Quay entered the chamber and received strong bipartisan support, marking a notable ceremony in the Senate amid ongoing debates and committee reports.
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Vad & Pala
Quay
Aloe
Senate
Lewin
Verdessee
Sony
Chamber
League
Pestuse
Sir
Guay
Frye
Bantie
Mrr
Fry
Senate Dal
Ne Fron
Bhoufroo
Ian
Club Women Meet and Preparations for World Fair
Kansas City report notes national women from fifteen states representing the Louisiana Purchase attend a conference led by Edwin Har Heon, president of the Allied Federation, to encourage collaboration and showcase at the St. Louis World's Fair. The event aims to draft proposals for upcoming exhibits and activities with a focus on weather indications and long range planning for February 17.
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Kansas City
Fiteen
Louisiana Purchase
Edwin Har Heon
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Kearne
Platte
Kettine
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Buffalo Bill
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Stanley
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Any
Any Or Anne To Three Cimbers of Thenty
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Sime
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