Waterman Withdraws From Race and Local Tragedies Reported
In Marshalltown Steve Try geta, 35, Melbourne, killed himself with a razor while awaiting sentence for incest. Ottumwa notes L. Waterman withdrawing from the Sixth district race. Dubuque reports Elizabeth Heb drowned when a skiff capsized on the Mississippi. Davenport details Peter Burke shot by George Lund at Comanche with Lund claiming self defense.
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Definition of If Possible Tightens Mine Manager Rule
Springfield Ill April 23 Attorney general opinion holds mine operators must employ licensed managers unless the law permits substitution when a licensed manager can be obtained by offering salary. The opinion defines impossibility as the precise phrase in law and states and that substitute licensed personnel may be used if no licensed manager is available.
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Sutton trial delayed by judge and defense motions
Documents indicate the Sutton trial faces postponement requests as prosecutors prepare for an April proceeding in Atkinson regarding Isiac and Wiest visits. The judge warned a delay may hinder completion before the May term, leaving Steven's readiness uncertain for Wednesday.
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Democratic debate ends in brawl at Missouri event
In Mountain Grove, Missouri, a heated student debate on democracy and God prompts a fight as a judge loses teeth and several sustain injuries. In Washington the Senate moves to war information and naval bill discussions, with military allowances and ship provisions shaping the day’s agenda.
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Colson Acquitted in Kentucky Political Killing Case
Former Kentucky Representative David G. Colson was found not guilty of murdering Lieutenant Ethelbert Scott and Luther W. Demaree in the Capital hotel lobby during a crowded Frankfort gathering on January 16. The jury deliberated 18 minutes before delivering the verdict amid cheering.
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Luther W. Demaree
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Ethelbert I. Scott
Capital Hotel
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Charles Julian
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Forest Fires Dampen After Rapid Spread In Minnesota
Reports from the forest fire district indicate the worst passes, fires dying down though damages run into thousands of dollars. The dry timber and underbrush keep danger high until rain arrives. A fire near six miles east threatens timber northward, with wind from the south and 500 people said to be in peril in Gumpey region.
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Cruelty Case Heard in Milwaukee Police Court
A 15 year old boy testified that his father John Vana abused him with repeated beatings and tortured him by tying his legs in rope and confining him in a trunk studded with nails. The boy described hours of confinement before fleeing. the mother and father did not deny the charges.
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Frank
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Ex Wisconsin Official Anton Black Faces Embezzlement Case
Anton O Black of Holland village Lacrosse County is jailed on embezzlement charges from U S postal authorities. Civil suits seek recovery of a large shortage from his town treasurer accounts and bondsmen Paul McHugh and James McCabe. Overdue notes also sued.
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Holland
United States
Antiech
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Catlin to retire from race solidifies Bareus win
In Terre Haute Indiana on April 20 it is noted that Robert O H Catlin a republican candidate will retire from the congress race ensuring a 35 member county delegation for Bareus whose nomination appears secured. Bride's Father Ties the Knot
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Lincoln Republican Named After Silver Republican Split
A Minneapolis dispatch reports the Silver Republican party has renamed itself the Lincoln Republican, signaling a branding shift amid party realignment and internal disagreement. The change reflects broader political tensions and aims to attract former Silver Republican voters.
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Rivera Ultimatum Seeks Cuban Independence by Year End
General Rius Rivera, Cuba’s sericulture secretary, met with Governor General Wood to push a union of parties and an independence demand by year end. Rivera plans to resign, predicting others will follow as the intervention era continues. A Cuban political debate over governance and advisory boards accompanies the news.
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Paris Archbishop blessing memorial on site of old Bazaar Charite
In Paris on Saturday the archbishop blessed a building erected by the Countess de Castellane in memory of her mother Mrs. Jay Gould. The site is the former Bazaar Charite where a blaze caused many deaths years ago.
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Ecumenical Conference Opens in Carnegie Hall
The Ecumenical conference on foreign missions draws delegates from nearly all Christian branches except Roman Catholic and some others. Ex-President Benjamin Harrison chairs. President McKinley and Governor Roosevelt address the crowd as Carnegie Hall fills to capacity.
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Sultan Back Down Opens Route to US Talks on Turkish Tariffs
In Constantinople and Washington officials indicate the Porte replied to American demands on tariff changes and indemnities. No official details given yet but embassies expect discussion and a possible amicable settlement. The United States and other powers view an agreed approach as likely.
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Wire shortages and rail lining plans across Midwest and Lakes
Reports show wire stock shortages contradicting claims of abundance as Shimer Peace Co relies on Steel and Wire supply. Chicago managers say wire nationwide is low while nails stock remains high. A proposed 100 mile link between Soo rail and Green Bay Western aims to boost lake port traffic with elevators at Green Bay to handle future shipments.
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Wisconsin Travellers Protective Assoc elects officers
Oshkosh Wisconsin April 23 The Wisconsin Travellers Protective Association state convention in session here has elected officers President H. S. Fellows of Milwaukee secretary Sam Wriedberg of Milwaukee
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Insurgent Tactics and Manila War Casualties Rise
Reports from Manila on April 22 describe a deadly week in Luzon with about 878 Filipino deaths, 12 officers and 244 men captured, and numerous wounded as insurgents resist American forces. General Pio del Pilar's 400-strong band resurfaces near San Miguel as clashes intensify across Batangas, Nueva Caceres, and surrounding areas.
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Czars Enter Crowd at Moscow Good Friday Service
Czar and czarina along with Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Serge knelt among worshippers at Uspenski cathedral. The czar relit a candle after extinguishing it twice, leaving a lasting impression on Moscovites by mixing with the crowd.
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