Witness Nello testifies in tense Collins trial hearing
James B Nello takes the stand amid a chaotic Wichita district court session. The defense aims to prove detective Harbaugh was hired to build evidence against John Collins while prosecutors challenge the credibility of the affidavit and witnesses. The proceedings feature cross questions about prior arrests and identifications, with jurors and spectators watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Bearwe
Letun
Janes
Nello
Swrerkitee
Waayden
Hayden
Grdart
Mites Hazen
Wiettin
Blogden
Hardame
Ciredmetances
Harbauch
Wace Avenue
Wichita
Geo. Barker
Lawrence
Safford 9Aire
Hazes
wNnith
Hayten
Hazen
Harbaugh
Jake Collins
Hasen Pry
Fieim
Judes
Haxeer
Dieregard
Geuree
Bemis
Trindlus Orstadtldernt
Wand
Brindie
Wey
Tr ‘Rai
Mazen
Vyoa miMan
Brindle
Joe
Judeet
Harry Sallard
Hendie
Rieti Maken
Valentine
Juder
Walt
Udor Anin
J. Te Mmse
der. Hayden
Lape & Cook
Dorera
Miller
Hickenacker
Jihn Collins
Slayden
Mary Council
Rouse
John Dickey
Cyined
Jiber Dickey
Johnson
Dasnasing
Yong Man
Jetmore
John
Collins
Safford
H. S. Bonner
Butner
Dickey
John Collins
Bue
Combine
Sello
James B. Nelle
Jordan
Jess
J. S. Collins
Disteet
Bey Gener
Godard
Hagen
Nelly
Juder Hagen
Mr. Godard
Mr. Hayden
Jetmort
Sattert
Mr. Guder
Jodee Haven
Jetmmore
Ulster
Lines
County Attemer
Perabedy
James B
Nella
Matthy Nella
South Tenth Street
Denver
Lille Beadburyt
Ste
Harrison Brad
Peatbody
Emporia
Nello Except Mr .Goitard
St. Nicholas Hotel
A. Ecause
Ohio
Kipling Doctors Report No Significant Gain in Worsening Condition
New York doctors report no appreciable improvement in Rudyard Kipling’s condition overnight. Three physicians remain at his bedside in Brattleboro with Dr Dunham slightly more at ease about his rest, while London and Philadelphia observers react with deep concern and shared mourning for England’s celebrated writer.
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New York
March
Retnard Kipfire
Janeway
Dnonham
Tr Cowland
Brattlebor
Grenoble
Dunhem
Dunham
Tithhan
Kipling
Trudyard Kipting
England
London
Rudyard Kipling
Daily Mall
United States of America
Lord Herschell Dead, British Joint Commissioner
Washington mourns Lord Herschell, a key British joint commissioner, who died after a fall and ensuing illness. The 14th baron, born November 2, 1830, held numerous titles, including Privy Councillor, Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, and lord high chancellor in 1886 and 1895, with a long legal and diplomatic career.
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Washington
Lold Herschel
Great Britain
Herschel
New York
Parrer Herschelt
Hidley Merschell
London
Melee
Wm. Mobray
Efinbineh
Edward Leigh Kindersly
Baron Herschell
Kent
Thirham
Deals Castle
Lemon University
Venezuela
British Guiana
Ted Wes
Lord Herschel
Lonon University
Lincoln's Inn
Queen's Counsel
Lincoln’s Inn
Carlisle
Salinas College Bequest Motive Revealed in Will
A wealthy farmer from Mc Pherson county arrived in this city this week to bequeath the bulk of his property to the Balingate college. Judge Ellis prepared the will.
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McPherson County
Pelait
Balingate College
Ellis
Santa Fe Rumored to Control California & Nevada Line
Rumor says Santa Fe has gained control of the Colorado and Nevada road to Emeryville to create a terminal with easier access to San Francisco. The line would give Santa Fe a path into Oakland, with repairs ongoing and talk of extending to Mount Diablo, currently tied up in receivership under C. H. Smith of Denver.
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Santa Fe
California Road
San Francisco
Point Richmond
Emeryville
Oakland
Mount Diablo
C. H. Smith
Denver
Captain Elliott Killed in Philippine Conflict
Kansan Capta in Elliott of Coffeyville former captain of Company G Twentieth Kansas was shot and killed in a battle against insurgents. A cable from Colonel Funston reported the death and requested promotions to fill the vacancy. First Lieutenant Glasgow, Second Lieutenant Hauserman, and Second Lieutenant Simpson were named for advancement in the succession plan.
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Elliott
Coffeyvine
Cor
Pany G
Funston
Eliott
Eliots
EB. L. Glasgow
Baline
M Company
Tailioce
J. W. Hauserman
Leavenworth
Seutenant
Sxcceed
Gilarnow
Guy Simpson
Beloit
H Company
Ueutenant
Hausserman
Commis
Funsian
Instructions to Otis and Dewey on German Interests
The dispatches instruct Admiral Dewey and General Otis to carry out the German promise regarding the protection of German residents in the Philippines. The State Department denies extensions of US protection to German interests in the Samoan group, stating the German proposition covered the Philippines only. Berlin treaty protocols require joint policing by the three treaty powers and ships on station to safeguard the interests of all without discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Washiheim
Philippines
Gen. Ous
United States
State Department
Samoa
Untervals
State Fair bill faces defeat amid farm interest clash
The senate debated a state fair appropriation of $2.00 to fund premiums and annual exposition, with Senators Hanna King and Stone opposing or supporting recommittal as farmers push for export of concerns. The bill passed to recommittal after a heated filibuster, while warnings its defeat would kill the project dominated the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Weetia
Miasij
Uwsange
Hanna
Stone
Lewelling
Pif
Wass
Davenport bids 15000 purse for Jeffries Thesimmons fight
In Chicago on March 1 Davenport is in the field as bidder for the Jeffries Thesimmons bout. Manager Jack Leonard of the Tri City Athletic Club telegraphed Dave Holland offering a purse of 15000 for the heavyweights clash. A Davenport backer and Tom Hanton are said to be backing the bid with assurances that authorities in Davenport will not oppose the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Davenport
Feld
Jeffries
Thesimmons Grove
Jack Leonard
Tricity Athletic Club
Dave Holland
Leonard
Tom Hanton
Royal Sells Out to Willem Zeghe in Major Transfer
New York March 1 The Tribune reports on good authority that the interests of Royal Baking Powder Co NY Baking Powder Co and Cleveland Baking Powder Co are transferred to Willem Zeghe for an estimated sum of 12 million dollars. The deal consolidates major baking powder operations under one buyer with far reaching market impact.
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New York
Trifune
Royal Baking Powder Company
New York Baking Powder Company
Cleveland Baking Powder
Willem Zeghe
Beeweom Bivacomraia ReVoNe
Mrs Logan Gravely Ill in Washington
Word reached Chicago that Mrs John A Logan lies critically ill in Washington with grip. Her son Maj John A Logan, serving with the army in Cuba on Gen Bates staff, has been summoned to her bedside. She caught cold at a theater, temperature spiked to 105, then fell to 101. Additional ailments include an ear abscess and an ulcerated tooth. She is under two specialists care.
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Chieaso
John A. Logan
Washington
Maj
Plunteer
Cuba
Gen. Bates
Senate Won't Extend Adjournment Time
The senate by unanimous vote declined to consider the house proposal to extend final adjournment to next Tuesday noon. The vote to indefinitely postpone the house resolution was unanimous. Senators will press to adjourn Saturday at noon per the week’s joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Reformatory Changes at Hutchinson Reformatory
Hutchinson Kansas March 1. The reformitory board dismissed guards appointed by Leedy and named new officers and guards from multiple counties including S J Stauber John Brunn Dan Harris EB Rosser H Tick John Harlow Tennis Lakin. About 49 positions to fill. further appointments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
J. & Shamans
Dighton
Lane County
Toot
Reformatory
Leedy
Bebb
Sumner County
Lon Kerrick
Kingman County
J. L Davis
Coffey County
H. J. Roberts
Lyon County
H.W. Yates
Finney County
Walter Warren
Labette County
G. W. Pry
Cherokee County
FE. W. Majors
Cherokees County
W. T. Gwyn
Greenwood County
J. J. Steele
S. J. Stauber
Cowley County
John Brunn
Reno County
Dan Harris
EB. A. Rosser
Osage County
H.C. Tick
Doniphan County
John Harlow
Tennis Lakin
Morris County
Back to Conference Washington March adjournment debates big bills
In Washington March 1 excitement rose over near adjournment and key measures. The conference report on the omnibus claims bill was agreed after sharp attacks on French spoliation claims. Reports on the census bill and Indianapolis public building bill were adopted. River and barber bill to conference. general deficiency appropriation bill moved under suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
Miners Wage Advance Promised in Birmingham District
Birmingham district miners will receive a wage increase of 2.5 cents per ton of coal mined effective today, with expectations that the raise will be extended districtwide within a month or two. Also noted are new fourth class postmasters appointed in Kansas and a Covington Kentucky postoffice stamp and money robbery estimated at $20.00, with suspects concealed in the stamp department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Als
Kansas
Washington
Dayton
Dickerson County
A. J. Dayhoff
H. W. Dayhoff
Macyville
Cloud County
John B. McMinn
C. W. Amspacher
Sherwin &. Davis
E. 3. Zimmerman
Covington
Cincinnati
Entrenchments Reported Around Malabon Church
Manila dispatch notes insurgents active at Caloocan and Malabon preparing earthworks and a gun battery in front of Malabon church, damaged earlier by the Monadnock’s fire. A Cebu letter dated February 2 cites Petrel arrival, insurgent fears of American confiscation, and surrender proceedings under Commander Cornwell with local officials taking over administration.
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Manila
Caloocan
Malabon
United States
Monadnock
New York
Herald
Maxiia
Cebu
Petrel
Hormer
Piemy
Ieaders
Cornwell
Plugkett
Cena
Parker
Worl
Filipinos Use 7 Million for Spanish Prisoners Release
Manila dispatch reports Spain authorized General Rios to offer 500000 for release of Spanish prisoners. Insurgents demanded 7,000,000 and declined the offer. General Klos threatened to label the Philippine republic lawless if terms aren’t met. Flores and Torres relayed Rios message. About 20 English subjects, including women and children, are north of Manila within Filipino lines. no word since February 5.
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New York
The
Herald
Manila
Spain
Rios
Klos
Piippine Republic
THE FILIPINOS' SIDE They Claim to Hold 600 American Prisoners
A Manila dispatch dated February 35 reports Philippine forces holding several American prisoners and denying surrender. The Filipino junta asserts independence and readiness to defend it. A Cebu telegram says foreign residents asked withdrawal to avoid bombardment and that Filipinos hope for a favorable settlement via foreign consuls.
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London
Manila
Pusiz
Paternos
Guadalupe
Tondo
Cebu
Kansas Preacher Sentenced for Theft From Widow
Des Moines Iowa March 1 Reverend William N Coffey a divinity student formerly of Manhattan Kansas was sentenced by Judge Bishay to three and a half years in the penitentiary Coffey admitted stealing six hundred dollars from Mrs Magert a widow in an Iowa town
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Kansas
Iowa
Des Moines
William N. Coffey
Bishiay
Magert
Coffey
Manhattan
Kan
Apia unrest and German council apology reporters Sydney NS
Advices from Apia dated February 17 say affairs remain unsatisfactory. Provisional government meddling with natives and British subjects and taxing Manetoa and Mataafa ation. German council president Raffel apologized for boycotting the Porpoise and insulting guests aboard. McPherson reports a rapid duck hunting season opening with many scouts and lakes teeming with birds.
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Apia
Sydney
N.S. W
Mataafa
Raffel
Malictou
Western Baseball association meets in midland cities
Perro ee emo Dod of Rockford Rock Island Quincy Ot tumwa Bloomington Springfield and Peoria attend the first meeting of the season. They plan to grant a franchise to Captain Bryan of Peoria to appoint a schedule committee and arrange for the campaign.
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Perro Ee Emo Dod
Rockford
Rock Island
Quincy
Ottumwa
Bloomington
Springfield
Peoria
Western Baseball Association
Bryan
Peeria
Arrance
Vauipalen
Under the Knife For Removal of Cyst From the Thigh
A medical note describes a surgical procedure to remove a cyst from the thigh. The patient undergoes a planned operation with standard preoperative and postoperative considerations outlined. The report focuses on the procedure and its uncomplicated course.
Pope Recovers After Cyst Removal At Vatican
Reports say the pope’s fever vanished after yesterday’s illness, a cyst was removed at 9 10 a m and 6 a m examinations showed no complications. Dr Muzzini and Dr Lapponi oversaw the operation and later rounds found him in fair satisfactory condition as officials issued bulletins from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Muzzini
Pontis
Musaint
Lapponl
Vatican
Four Die in Train Collision Near White Plains Nevada
A head end crash between passenger train No 1 lastbound and a double header near White Plains Nevada left four dead and one seriously injured. Engineers F J Yeargin of Osage and Dyllon of Browns Bay were named among the injured and unconfirmed reports mention another engineer and a head brakeman seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
White Plains
Nevada
Dena
F. J. Yeargin
Eae Hisbansnon
Osa
Ireman Dyllon
Browns Bae
Brikeman
The
Forest
Government Trader Injured in Caldwell Train Crash
Well known government trader W. Van Horn, active in trade acts, met a severe train accident at Caldwell Wellington Kaw. March LD. He suffered exposure of both legs and is not expected to recover. His wife was aboard the train.
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Caldwell Wellington
Kaw
March
W. van Horn
Bil
Caldwell Tedas
Senate approves 20 million appropriation for Spain
Washington March 1 The senate passed the appropriation bill for payment to Spain totaling 20 million dollars without dissenting votes. The measure clears the chamber in a smooth vote as the country eyes international relief and debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Spain
Iron Prices Advance Across Pittsburg Mills
An Amalgamated Association deal lifts steel billet prices by 30 cents and increases skilled workers wages by 8 percent. Job sites at Sharon and Sharpaville report higher pay from 10 to 33 cents daily, affecting about 15,000 workers with 1500 employees benefiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Maren
Seael
Bessemer
Amalgamated Association
Sharon
Sharpaville
Sagasta Resigns as Madrid Minister to Queen Regent
Madrid reports Senor Sagasta handed his resignation of the ministry to the queen regent. In Washington Kansas banks record a decline in reserve and growing loan rates. Philadelphia notes major banks advancing loan rates by one half to one percent amid weather and financial updates.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Kansas Nations
Washington, D.C
Kansas
Eee
Josuz
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John H., Collins
Lord Herschell
Salinas College
Capt. Elliott
Otis
St. Louis
Pont-Dispatch
TM. Say
van Metre
Burlington
Keokuk
Aday
Tnes
Charles Hackburn
George Moves
Bay
Davenport (Is.) Club
FireJeffries Mill
Mrs. Logan
Joen
Pat
McPherson
Wester Baseball Association
Central Pacific
Sagasta
Philadelphia
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