Gibson Criticizes Deuprey Speech During Durrant Trial
The transcript shows Dr. Gibson denouncing Attorney Deuprey as reckless as he discusses testimony linked to the Durrant case. Dukes, the young man seated near Durrant, testifies that he refused a favor to influence his memory. The defense and prosecution clash over who can illuminate the April 4 event while observers note delays in the trial.
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Sympathy for Cuba Heard at Chicago Meetings
Crowds at Central Music Hall and the YMCA buildings in Chicago vocally backed resolutions urging the United States government to recognize the Cuban revolution as belligerent. Mayor George Swift presided at Central Music Hall with Judge William A. Vincent at the Association Building. Statements from Gov John P. Att et and lawmakers, plus Cuban leaders Gonzales De Que Sada and Q. A. Zuyss, were read or given on stage as the audience erupted in support and then settled for the final adoption of the resolutions.
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Virginia Ex Senator Mahone Suffering Severe Stroke
Ex Senator Mahone of Virginia is gravely ill after a stroke at the Chamber Isle hotel. Doctors say recovery doubtful as right side is paralyzed and he cannot speak clearly. His wife and daughter are at his bedside.
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Harrison Still Seen As Presidential Candidate
A Washington inspection of General Harrison's stance on the 1900 nomination shows his ex-presidency advisers and cabinet colleagues seeking to clarify remarks that Harrison would not withdraw from the race. General Michener releases a statement asserting Harrison remains the likely candidate, criticizing misquotes and urging patience for direct signals. Governor Matthews plans late October speeches in Illinois and Ohio, aiming to win backing for the Democratic ticket and eventual nomination.
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Rail workers' big western meeting planned October first
Hanrona employees of AM Istatherica California report a major gathering of rail labor on October 1 with over 200 delegates from seven unions and 7200 Colorado members. The Federation of Railway Organizations will be formed. Attendees include leaders from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, and the Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers.
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Citizen Tests Chinese Native Born Right to U S Land
A 1890s report outlines a legal challenge over whether a Chinese-born person is a U S citizen. The case, Kariy Ark, tests native birth and citizenship, with officials seeking to affirm or deny rights under immigration policy. Other brief items note a baseball manager illness, coal price bumps, and money found on a freight car in relation to Seminole funds.
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Short Campaign Echoes Across Editors Opinion
A Times Herald front publishes letters from seventy editors nationwide urging a brief presidential campaign not exceeding two months. They contend professional politicians push partisan schemes, urging voters to favor a short campaign this fall. The piece cites Halstead and others on timing, with broader notes on comets and a Kansas homestead case as related items in the issue.
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The Man Who Took Her There Also Arrested
Mead Steidel, 15, of St Joseph Mo, spent the night in Harrison Street police station after being arrested on a claim of abduction. Albert Einadt of Chicago was arrested for abduction. Father Wagner denied knowledge but police link him to the girl’s removal and possible Chicago plans. Grand jury to hear the case next.
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Noble County Officials Held for Maladministration
A district court petition seeks removal of Noble county commissioners for maladministration in office. The filing lists five grounds including alleged bribe taking to audit accounts.
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Institute Claiming Exclusive Cure for Chronic Diseases
A self described scientific treatment center in the West markets itself as devoted solely to medical cures of longstanding chronic and rare diseases. The notice emphasizes its well known reputation and exclusive methods.
World Medical Institute Offers Low Fees and Home Visits
The World Medical Institute promotes treatment of nervous system, digestive, rheumatic, and lung related diseases with a staff of specialists. A special low rate of five dollars per month covers care through November, including medicines for those unable to pay. Out of town patients may receive symptom blanks or physician visits by interview. consultation and examination are free. Office at 69st Qainey St.
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