Trial reveals Ayers Was Not Drunk Pistol Tests Noted
Washington November 27 Lolatia Bonine trial testimony recounts beer and sobriety claims about Ayers. Witnesses include Hovser, Dowus, Ford, and Glazebrook describing Ayers as sober, the Kenmore hotel room scene, and pistol experiments linked to the murder investigation.
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Washington
Lolatia Bonine
Rome
Dimes
Ayers
Tahneen J. Hovser
Offee
USA
Kenmore
Sky 1
Boander
J. breCibe
Arthur O McCurtin
Athir
James Fort
Stantine
Henly
Pettier
Entmitin
Ford
Strs
Bonine
John A Tait
Kober
Michel Kane
Martin W. Glaseproof
Glasthrowl
Astre
Art Borie
Moon Bon
Testimony Details Gunshot Wounds in Ayers Case
In court Mrs Bennie is said to have caused tension with Ayers. Deputy Carover Glass-Creek testifies on pistol wound distances showing shots from various ranges. Dr Glazebrook analyzes wounds with a life-size torso model as witnesses discuss the events surrounding Ayers' death.
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Ayers
Urdershire
Joyce
Former Colorado Governor Davie H. Waite Dies at Aspen
Falls dead at his Aspen home in Colorado on November 21 at about nine in the morning while peeling apples. He had been in good health before his death, and heart trouble is believed to be the cause. Waite, born April 9, 1841, had a long political career as a Republican lawmaker in Wisconsin and Kansas, a Populist governor candidate in Colorado, and a reform newspaper editor in Aspen.
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Aspen
Colo
Davie H. Waite
Colorado
Oldvck
Davis Hanson Waite
Waite
Damestown
Wisconsin
Missouri
Lev
Larned
Kan
Kansas
Lendville
Peebles Party
Fitz Ready to Fight Jeffries in New York Return
New York reports Bob Fitzsimmons declares he has not retired from boxing. He says he will meet Jim Jeffries, manager Maer, and that negotiations proceed for a February match in New York. Delaney expresses willingness and a personal interview is planned to confirm terms.
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New York
Bob" Fitzsimmons
Seth
Jim
Jeffries
Portland
Ore
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Petruary
Delaney
Vice
Ham
Jeff
California
Young Millionaire in California in Critical Condition
G M Pullin Jr a young millionaire from Redwood City California is critically ill with pneumonia. Leading physicians attend him as his condition causes deep concern for his recovery. Red Wood City dated November 77 notes his serious illness and the anxiety of relatives.
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California
Red Wood City
Cal
George M. Pullman, Jr
Overdue Train Arrives as Marines Reach Colon
News from Colon reports the long overdue passenger train with the Towa marine guard arrived. General Alban with about 300 government troops crossed Harbacoa bridge and presses toward Colon while Liberal forces retreat claiming ammunition shortages. Conservatives suffer casualties. Liberals’ losses are said insignificant. Trains to Panama delayed but reach Panama. reports on Porto Bello bombardment deemed unreliable.
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Central Cable Office
Western Union Telegraph Company
Colon
Panama
Key West
Havana
Santiago
Galveston
Towa Marine Guard
Alban
Harbacoa Bridge
Tvern
le Vest
Barbacow Bridge
Passen~gra
Gatun Station
Money HI Cemetery
Gilon
Towa Marines
Orizaba
Prizon Hall
Porto Bello
Stearborn
Washington
Long
Perry
Pantin
Navy
D.C
San Pablo
Gatun
Kindteberger
Colombian government declares break with Venezuela
New York November 23 reports from Bogota via Herald correspondent that Colombia has decried and severed diplomatic relations with Venezuela and that its Caracas faction has been dissolved. War Minister Conchia says the government has 5100 men armed for service.
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New York
Bogota
Colombia
Herald
Tuo
Venezuca
Caracas
Maran Enor Conchia
Sas the Wernenent
Strikes Enjoined in Philadelphia Building Trade Dispute
Judge McCarthy of the common pleas court issued an injunction against the council of the allied building trades forbidding strikes at building sites where non affiliated contractors employ labor. He also barred contractors from firing members of non affiliated unions and ordered no threats of loss for firing such workers. Plaintiffs Erdman and others, long employed by a local plumbing firm, were removed under threat of a strike when united associ tion plumbers joined the building trades council. The case may go to a higher court.
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McCarthy
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Common Pleas Court
Council of the Allied Building Trades
WHR
Jesse McCarthy
Erdman
Wella & Weiss
Chicago
Plumbers’ League
Ann
Building Trades Council
United Associtim
Building Trade Council
McKinley Estate Appraisal Reports Mixed Personal Goods
Canton Novy 27 appraisers submit a report on the estate of the late President McKinley. Personal property valued at about 20000 includes securities and deposits. Real estate not appraised per will. Estimated overall estate worth from 90000 to 70000.
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Canton
Mkinney Fir Hite
Ranch sale in Kansas halves a 480 acre Big Sheep property
Anderson Fires sells their 480 acre Big Sheep Ranch near Valley Center in Jefck county to Frank Cornel for 4m dollars. Cusick and wife had been in Wichita, then returned to Illinois last evening.
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Kas
Anderson
Valley Center
Jefck County
Frank
Cornel
Schley Is Mobbed as Admiral Arrives in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Bebiy and Mrs. Schley arrived as guests of Colonel A. K. McClure and triggered a thousand-strong Philadelphia crowd at Broad Street Station. Police opened a path as admirals entourage moved through. They attended a performance of The Merchant of Venice at the Chestnut Street Opera House and were later hosted at the Bellevue before heading to New York for Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs Wortley.
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Bellevue
Convicts Captured and Pursuit Proceeds in Western Front
Leavenworth reports the capture of James Seymour, one of the mutiny escapees, at Tuscumbia Alabama. Captain Telford confirms the pursuit as U.S. marshals surround Kating and Murray in Shawnee hills western Indian Territory. A man held at Connell Bluffs is believed to be Frank Lawrenoeds or Morgan Baldwin, escapees since November 22.
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Kan
Woerden McClaughry
Tuscumbia
Ala
James
Seymour
Comets
Telford
Asford
United States
Kating
Murray
Shawnee Hills
Indian Territory
Connell Bluffs
Frank Lawrenoeds
John Morgsin
Aliis Baldwin
New Court House Celebration In Beloit Kansas
Mitchell county held a grand celebration for its new court house with crowds from across the county and delegations from nearby counties. The event showcased the building, cost details, and praise for the commissioners and builders led by Cuthbert and Sargent with speakers including James A. Troutman of Topeka.
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Big Court House
New Court House
Kansas
Missouri River
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Osborne
Cloud
Smith
Jewell
Mitchell County Court House
Topekan
Cuthbert & Sargent
EL Dias
C. M. Grecian
Sitter White
Board of Commissioners
A.B. Bonnifield
Frank McGrath
Sam Banks
Manifold
Beloit Fire Department
Woolfmen of America
James A. Troutman
Topeka
Chirk A. Smith
A. G. Mead
Court House
Frank A. Lutz
A. Mason
J. F. Corder
Max Anderson
Popoka
James Cuthbert
John Sargent
GC. Holland
John KR. Sargent
Joah Nelson
C. A. Tulien
Be Jolt
Albert Nelson
E. Bt. Woodrutt
Hall & O'Donald
Peter Olsen
A. Branquist
F. A. Alster
Booth Charlesworth
Philadelphia Dog Show Opens With International Entries
The Philadelphia Tog Show exhibition opens featuring 12 exhibits and prize offerings from clubs in Russia, Holland and Sweden. Entries include first time competitors from Great Britain and continental Europe. Highlights are the Montetelio kennel’s Growl Dent team and a dozen large St Bernards drawing interest. Richard Croker Jr.’s Rodney Steyn and Persimmoans attract attention for their ferocity.
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Philadelphia
Texodarn
New Mexico
Great Isritam
Econtinental
Europe
Russia
Holland Sind
Sweden
Holland
Hich
Growl Dent
Montetelio
St. Bernards
Richard Croker
Rodney Steyn
Persimmoans
Death of R. F. Cross In Topeka Likely Heart Failure
R. F. Cross, aged 62, found dead in his Topeka home on Tenth Avenue near Tyler Street. Coroner rules heart failure. he complained of pain before retiring, last seen by a child around 9 pm, and was discovered by a daughter the next morning. He leaves six children, including Mrs. Lew Sells of Columbus, Ohio, and Harry Cross of Columbus. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Wetle
Frank Klingman
Thomas Cress
State Journal
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Kiinga
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Hogeboom
Cross
Topek
Clark County
Ohio
Kansas
Colorado
California
B. A. Allen
Neyda Crows
Washington, D. C
Lew Sells
Columbus
Harry Cross
M. L. Rekert
Joplin
Jay
Frank Kingumen
Topeka
G. H. Johnson
Parsons
Go Back to Steam as Pennsylvania Railroad Abandons Trolley
The Pennsylvania Railroad ends the trolley service between Mount Holly and Burlington after a power-house fire and returns to steam power. An experimental electric line was tried at Mount Holly from June 15, but officials saw no extension of electric traction. A weather forecase notes cooler conditions and northerly winds for tonight in the east portion.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railrod Company
Mount Holley
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Pennsylvania Company
Burlington
Tme
Weather Indiations
Chicago
Schley Receives 216 in Navy Bounty for Manila Fight
Washington reports prize money awarded for Spanish-American War deeds. Admiral Dewey gets 4570, Rear Admiral Sampson 25417, and Rear Admiral Schley 216 as bounty shares. Bounties follow revised statutes with chief commanders receiving larger portions. Dewey led the Manila victory. potential sums depended on squadron strength and division commands.
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Dewey
Sampson
Schley
Manil
Santiago
Cervera
Manila
Studebaker Dead in South Bend at 11 O Clock Today
Clem Studebaker of South Bend died at eleven o clock. Born March 17 1591 in Adams county Pennsylvania he moved to Wayne Ashland Ohio as a child. He helped found Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company later serving as president and taking part in many public roles and expositions. He held positions with the Methodist church New York Book Concern and Republican conventions and served on the Pan American Congress and Depauw University board.
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Pennsylvania
Wayne
Ashland County
Olin
John Studebaker
Clem Studebaker
South Bend, Inn
Tsol
South Bend
Henry
Studebaker Ros. Manufacturing Company
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Church
United States
Miliana
Indiana Board of World's Fair Managers
Carriage Builders' Nations Aesocition
Harrison
Pan-American Congress
Depauw
ALL FOR MURDER Convicts to Face Murder Charge in April Trial
United States Attorney Dean met with Warden Me Claughry in Leavenworth to discuss fifteen inmates in the penitentiary and any recaptured on the murder of Guard Waldrupe. Indictments for murder conspiracy and destruction of government property are planned, with trial set for April to allow defense preparation.
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Leavenworth
Kas
United States
Dean
Tutaday
Claughry
Waldrupe
Joubert Taken in Pretoria Fight Report by Kitchener
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that 36 Buys command soldiers were captured after a recent engagement, with Commander Joubert wounded among the escapees. The dispatch notes ongoing actions and related wartime movements in the region.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Gon Knox
Buys
Conmmander Joubert
Fick
Wolmorane
Diedricis
Nation Divorce Exonerates Wife and Divides Property
Kansas City report reveals Mrs Nation cleared of cruelty charges as court apportioned the Medicine Lodge home to Mr Nation and scattered outlying property. He testified the couple had a long marriage with friction over finances and his wife’s pursuit of pension funds. The case, led by Judge Gillette, noted Nation’s age and prior moves to Indiana and Texas amid domestic disputes.
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Meticine
Kan
David Natiitt
Fepma
Mire Currie
Wation
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Ewe Mivoree
Fle
Judee Gillett
Nition
Carter
Indiana
Nation
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Hull
Gillette
Tieheiser de Martin
C. W. Ellie
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Sie Nation
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Iris
Ander
Warreneburg
Howe
Helden
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Texas
Natiin
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Sarkous
Chrte Ting
Ablethanen
Tier
Teuelin
Mr. Nation
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