No End In Sight At Collins Hearing In Downtown Court
The sister of the accused testified as the courtroom scene remained crowded with women observers. The accused, John Collins, appeared calm as witnesses including Grace Collins answered sharply. Prosecution notes indicate many more witnesses will be questioned, with the hearing extending beyond this day.
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Collins
Warner
Coline
Stepietier
Arcumpenteton
Wik
Grace Collins
Erlock
Gerard
Hayden
John
Sins
Anxs
Vane
Safford
Ponts
Nectos Metenins
Topeka
Xemson County
Ntoroay Teukiars
Mim J
Ali
Jean Collaves
Alee
Bnce Amdavil
Culline Asgues
John Coline
Dees
Antley
Lawrence
Trai
Wright
Jeheom Jorian
Crook Wright
John Collins
Jordan
Steatin
Mistde
Colfles
John Collies
Aout
Root
Jobh Collins
H.C. Saffird
Atturpes Safford
Grace Celine Beard
Miss Collins
Jobs Colfine
Johnson Jordan
Smoky Row
Grant Meade
John Colling
Mr. Thompson
Hosts of Women Begin Fourth Biennial Session in Denver
Denver June 22 2000 fair delegates fill the auditorium for the federation of women’s clubs biennial gathering. Two thousand women in up-to-date clothes wear badges and pack the Broadway theater as the event opens with a striking key and circular saws display.
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Denver
Federation of Women's Clubs Opeset
Broadway
National Credit Men Meet in Detroit Capital Totalled at 60 Million
Detroit hosts the third annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men with 150 delegates. G J Cannon of Chicago presided as president while officers reported a $1,000 deficit and modest gains in membership. A conservative estimate put capital represented at $60,000,000 as Dawes praised business reliability and urged honesty in credit information.
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Detroit
Maybury
National Association of Credit Men
G. J. Cannon
Chicago
Board of Administration
J. H Grekn
Sioux City
Towa
FR. Baboork
Charles G. Dawes
Pages of a historic federation convention in Denver
The report covers a Denver gathering of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs with Mrs Ellen Henrotin of Chicago as a central figure. Attendees include Mrs M D Thatcher and state presidents as well as city officials Alva Adams and T S McMurray. The event features formal speeches, credentials, and a post session banquet hosted at Mrs James Brown’s residence.
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Ellen Henrotin
Chicago
General Federation
Federation
Unity Church
Celia Parker Wooley
Alva Adams
Colorado
McMurray
Wm. Ti. Kistier
Denver
C. P. Barles
Loulaville
Philip N- Moore
St. Louis
Fleurotin
James Brown
Fedrathon
Cuban Navy Sloop Alfredo Sails From New York
The sloop Alfredo, first vessel of the Cuban navy, sailed from New York in June. Commanded by Captain Johnny O'Brien of Albusiering fame, she carries seven crew members. Destination reported as a secret point on the Cuban coast. The two foot yacht is powered by a naphtha engine.
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New York
Alfredo
Johnny”” O'Brien
Albusiering Fame
Officers Lead 91 Men to Join Kansas Volunteers at Falls Church
Col Lindsey with ninety one men departed Topeka yesterday afternoon by Union Pacific to Falls Church Virginia to join the Twenty second regiment Kansas volunteers. The recruits came from Manhattan Blue Rapids Norton Cotton Clay Center Seneca Hiawatha Atchison Topeka Emporia Parsons Columbus and Holton. The full detachment mobilized locally to depart together under Mr Lindsey.
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Col. Lindsey
Topeka
Union Pacific
Twenty-second Regiment
Kansas
Falls Church
Manhattan
Blue Haplds
Norton
Cotton
Clay Center
Seneca
Hiawatha
Atchison
Emporia
Parsons
Columbus
Holton
Lindsey
Royal Betrothal of Victoria to Baring Heir in London
London dispatch reports engagement of Princess Victoria of Wales to John Baring Revelstoke, awaiting Queen Victoria's approval. Details note Baron Revelstoke’s lineage, Barings banking leadership, and age thirty four. Separate items cover a Shawnee county demurrer against the U S government over jail lodgings and Morgan's new railroad property transfers via Louis V. Bell to several lines.
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Princess Victoria
House of Baring Brothers
London
Feading
Princess Victoria of Wales
John Baring
Aaron Revelstoke
Queen Victoria
Victorian Alexandria Olea Maury
Prince of Wales
Lord Revelstoke
Mattithe
Eaward Charles Baring
Baring Brown & Co
Revelstoke
Barings Banking House
United States District
Lambert
Shawnee County
Oils City
United States Circuit Court
J. P. Morgan
New York
Rairoad
Louis V. Bell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cor
Spokane Falls & Northern Railway
Columbia & Ed 3 Mountain Railway
Washington
Abe Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railroad
British Columbia
Ohio Republican convention backs McKinley era platform
Columbus June 22 The Ohio Republican state convention reconvened and adopted a conciliatory platform echoing the St Louis 1896 program. The document endorses McKinley era policies including navy expansion and the Nicaragua canal, praises Dewey and Hobson, and approves war support measures. Nominations were by acclamation with Cyrus Hull named state central chair.
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Columbus
J. C. Watt
Mx Kissan
Toledo
M. A. Hanna
A.C. Thompson
Committee On Revolutions
Mepublican Party of
Ohio
St. Louis
South America
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Nicaragua Canal
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Senate
Spain
Cuba
Wm. McKinney
McKinley
Republic
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Robie Young
Hobson
Santiago
Foraker
Hanna
Washington
Marcus A. Hanna
General Assembly
Beopla
Brent
Republican Party
Charles Kinney
W. T. Spear
Supreme Court
Joalah E. Allen
Joseph H. Blackburn
Board of Public Works
W. G. Johnson
Minority Reports
Busler
Dayton
McKissen
Cyrus Hull
P. W. Durr
C. Q. Uildebrand
Indiana Democrats State Convention in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Democratic convention met in Indianapolis with United States Senator David Turple presiding and M. Brison elected secretary. The body disposed of credentials quickly, discussed naval and war measures, and endorsed a platform defending the free coinage of gold and silver, a strong navy, and loyal support for civil war veterans.
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Indianapolis
United States
David Purple
M. Brison
Committee On Credentiais
User
Martin
Allons
Turple
Kingdom of Spain
Republic of Cuba
Congress
Clare
Treasury
Spain
Dewey
Hagley
Hobson
Nicaragua
Get Out to Escape With His Fleet From Santiago Harbor
A June 20 dispatch from Santiago de Cuba via Kingston reports Spanish warships refueling and crews ready to seize a favorable moment to dash from the harbor. Admiral Cerysta seeks to save at least part of the fleet by breaking the blockading line, with American craft watching closely.
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New York
Santiago de Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Uwe
Sampson
Cerysta
Blanco mobilizes troops to resist American landing
June 22 report from Havana cites General Linares in Santiago de Cuba as saying sixty vessels believed to bear the American expeditionary force have reached off the coast. Blanco orders six battalions to guard the coast of Santa Cruz de Cuba as enthusiasm runs high and yellow fever remains absent.
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Tondon
Havens
Times Aayr
Linares
Santiago de Cal
Santi Do Cum
Blanco
Santings de Cuba
Havana
Guns and Recruits Arrive in Large Numbers at Camp Thomas
Camp Thomas near Chickamauga Park reports heavy arrival of troops and strong morale. Weather is clear and mild, with ample supply of rations and reading material for hospitals. Pay delays affect New York troops. Major Lorrigan resigns from the King New York, with succession to be decided by Col Green.
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Chickamauga Park
Ca Thomas
New York
Moetter
Thomas F. Clfford
Brat Corms
Lorrigan
King
Green
Lerrigan
Leerignan
Tairrigan
War Department
Safe in Port Spanish Supply Ship Reaches the Count
The Adula captain reports arrival at the port after passing Cienfuegos on a voyage from Kingston. He notes sighting the U S auxiliary cruiser Yankee 79 miles off the Cuban coast, the lone war vessel during the trip. Purisian Conception carrying food to the Spanish forces was en route from Kingston June 25 and expected to arrive at Trinidad in Santa Clara province with about $100,000 value.
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Copsrelt
Associated Prasey Ingaton
Jamaica
Adula
Cienfuegos
Yankee
Catan
Purisians Conception
Kingston
Cate
Trinidad
Santa Clira
Captain Stackhouse's Recruits Seek Inert Recruiting
Captain Charles Stackhits of Gowenty-liret Kaosae volunteers guides regiment recruitment in Inert city tomurniw. Yale Stackhouse notes any completion possible, while a talk outlines steps. Oregon's Official Vote shows Temuit Cor puvermar Geer leading with 2. Portland and June 2 report details. June 22 Michigan units depart Camp Al-Ker for Port Monrmt and then to Santiago to join the brigade.
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Stackhouse
Charles Stackhits
Gowenty
Toatawirg Des
Ba 'Kaiin Center Usd
Manone
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Mtatt
Michigan
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H.C. Safford
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Meuther
Hayden Ohwdad
The
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Laverence
Haven
Indiana
Democrats
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Camp Thomas
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