Gase of certainty in case against Dr Watson wife murder
Denver report details prosecutor Hulse seeking 30 Colorado witnesses to link Dr Jones Watson to the death of Amanda E Watson. Miss Ada M Burks, a milliner, remains missing, suspected friend of a Denver osteopath. Attorney Allison counters with claims of evidence to aid Dr Watson’s defense.
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Denver
Col
Mies
Ada M. Burks
Benjamin E. Hulse
Hannibal, Mo
Amanda E. Watson
Dr. Jones
Watson
Colorado
Hulse
J. T. Allison
Dr. Watson
Allison
Pardoned Soldier Cleared by Roosevelt at Alcatraz
Clarence Fields, a soldier sentenced to 60 years in Bilbao for shooting a Filipina while stationed in Cabaglogan Samar, is pardoned from Alcatraz by President Roosevelt. A court martial exonerated him, but Gen. Fred Grant overruled findings and imposed the sentence. Fields says the pardon was influenced by the slain man's two sisters employed by Grant.
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San Francisco
Clarence Fields
Bilbao
Alcatraz
Roosevelt
Fields
Cabaglogan
Samar
Fred Grant
Melds
Grant
Battle Cry of Freedom sung at creamery meeting
Jules G. Lombard, 75, famed as one of the Lombard brothers from 40 years ago, sang two numbers at the Creamery men's association convention close at the World's fair. Lombard has attended every meeting for 20 years and is well known among members nationwide. Lom bard also sang in Chicago in 1861 when volunteers were called and enlisted with the Union Army.
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St. Louis
Jules G. Lombard
Lombard Brothers
Lombard
Creamerymen’s Association
Chicago
Dutch Charlie Williams Returns to Missouri Penitentiary
Charlie Williams known as Dutch Charlie arrives at the Missouri penitentiary from Warren county to begin his twelfth term for grand larceny. At 75, he has three years left on this sentence and calculates a total of 35 years served. He notes he’d rather stay inside for warmth as cold weather approaches. He was released about two years ago, the longest outside time since his initial admission.
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Jefferson City
Charlie Williams
Dutch Charlie
Warren County
Missouri Penitentiary
Tramps Killed as Wabash Freight Crashes Near Sadorus
Bloomington cigar maker J Franciato and three other tramps were killed when a Wabash freight wrecked near Sadorus in Champaign County after they had been off the train three times. Martin Tracy, another local cigar maker, was suspended four hours and attempted strangulation while his head hung near the others, but was subdued by trainmen.
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Bloomington
J. Franciato
Sadorus
Mipaign County
Artin Tracy
A Hundred Dollar Stable Plan for Western Kentucky Farms
A farm and home notice presents a 24x28 foot cheap stable design for western Kentucky farmers. It includes 10 foot posts, four inner stalls, a 10x24 foot driveway, and a 8x16 crib with stone foundations and timber framing. Materials list totals about 8750 shingles and various dimensional lumber, with options to enlarge to 30x82 or 20x40 feet. W J Prindle writes this guide.
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Western
Kentucky
W. J. Prindle
Tar in Poultry Houses
Tar is praised for durability and health benefits in poultry houses. Poultry World notes tar stains fences less desirably than whitewash but protects wood from weather and disease. It suggests cleaning, tar application to joints and cracks, and whitewashing. tar also repels vermin and may aid drinking water with Caroling tar.
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Poultry World
Goats Assist in Loading Sheep for Market
Goats trained by western sheep shippers help load sheep into double deck cars. As the chute opens the sheep enter the car and, once an ear is filled, the goats slip out and repeat the process. Their aid speeds loading, making it possible to load a whole shipment in minutes.
West Doubts About Young Applicant Before Missouri Bar
Senator Cockrell recounts a Missouri bar admission case from a New York Herald note. A discouraged youth who failed in jurisprudence faced Senator West who offered further questioning. The applicant asked to be quizzed on statutes, but West warned even perfect statute knowledge may not save him if the legislature repeals all he knows.
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Cockrell
Missouri
New York Herald
West
Mr. West
PITY THE POOR HEATHEN Sermon and a stormy mission tale
A parish sermon visit and an annual missionary collection prompt the Spinks family to attend church despite heavy rain. Mr Spinks jokes that a five dollar gift will appease the mission effort, while his wife urges attendance. In South Bend, J O Landeman reports kidney disease relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, claiming rapid cure and general health improvements. He notes others share similar success, calling the pills the only remedy for Bright's Disease.
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Osborne
Newack
N. d
Spinks
Aince
South Bend
Ind
J. O. Landeman
Mr. Landeman
Dodd
Bright
New Memish Word Means Motor Car Says Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press note introduces a long Memish term Snellpaardeloos zoendeerspoorwespetrolik describing a motor car. Etymology breaks into rapid horseless without rails and petroleum driven, yielding a grand synonym for automobile.
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Snellpaardelooszoendeerspoorwespetrolik
Detroit Free Press
Dissolution Notice In North Cos Cob Barber Firm
A three feet square red ink notice in Clyde Fitch’s empire room announces the dissolution of a partnership between two colored barbers, Betwix Me and more Jones, in the barber trade. It directs creditors to call on Jones, noting the firm is insolvent. New York Sun.
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Clyde Fitch
North Coscob
Jones
N. Y. Sun
Puts Punk in His Pipe and Dream Parables
A clipped editorial fragment recalls dreams tested by life and renewal, with aphorisms on hope and resilience. It cites Vermillion Republican and J W O Brien of Minneapolis praising Fiso's Cure as a cough remedy while reflecting on virtue and redemption in bleak times.
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Fancy
Fiso
J. W. O'Brien
Third Ave. N
Minneapolis, Minn
Voice From the Pulpit Says Kidney Pills Helped
Rev Jacob D Van Doren of Fond Du Lac Wisconsin testifies to kidney disorder relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes months of illness and states the pills brought general health improvement by easing pain and normalizing kidney secretions. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 60 cents.
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Jacob D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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Bollman Bros. Piano Co
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Weat Nimb Etrert
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Katy
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Lescrpt
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Crest Trading Lompany
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Tay
Lome
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