Lynching at Pueblo Ends in Death of Calvin Kimblern
Report from Pueblo Colorado details a mob attack after Kimblern arrived by Denver and Rio Grande train. A crowd of about 3000 dragged him from a car to a telegraph pole, tearing and burning the body while onlookers and a few officials failed to intervene. Autopsies also noted prior sexual assault of two young girls killed the previous day.
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Pueblo
Colo
Calvin Kimblern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Eighth Street
Kimblern
Kimblera
Mayor West
Denver
Kimblem
Iowa Man to the Rescue at Mother's Congress
A Kansas child study professor Crisman faced hissed remarks from Democratic mothers in Des Moines on May 24 as he claimed men lack real love. Thomas H. Smith of Harbin, Ill., a notable politician, defended the speaker and was forced to reveal his identity after the crowd demanded an answer.
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Des Moines
Kansas
Crisman
Hall
Berny
Christmas
Congress
Evacuation of Kentucky Troops Follows Frankfort Calm
May 24 dispatches report Frankfort freed from soldiers for the first time since January 30 as the last of the okham troops departed. In Indianapolis W S Taylor former Kentucky Governor and Cames Finley, wanted on complicity in the Goe assassination, plan a spring visit to Martinsville but face warnings about risk of kidnapping. Jalion fire destroys a Central to Buggy factory crate department and nearby stores with Crestline aiding. Loss estimated at ninety thousand dollars with seventy thousand insured.
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Frankfort
Okham
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Cames Finley
Martinsville
Jalion
Central To Buggy Company
Capitol
Crestline
Narrow Escape for Engineer and Fireman in Indiana
Engineer Issel Smith of the Dayton Union line and his fireman William er had a narrow escape in Incy City Indiana on Tuesday May 24 after an incident aboard their train.
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Yincer
Incy City
Ind
Issel Smith
Dayton-Unior
Death by own action shocks Onaway area
Isaac Bleumen aged 28 of Alpena was found dead in his bed at the D and M hotel in Onaway. A coroner s jury ruled heart disease though witnesses said he intended suicide due to unrequited love and debts. A suspicious fluid in his room was tested on a dog which died after exposure.
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Onaway
Mich
Isaac Bleumen
Alpena
Max Jaspen
Bleumen
Farnham
Chicago Markets Mixed Wheat and Livestock Quotes May 23
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade show mixed moves in Wheat and Corn with prices near prior levels. Live stock markets in Chicago East Buffalo and St Louis reflect steady to higher tones across hogs cattle and sheep amid varied receipts and seasonal demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
PRU
Doy Ee
Illinois
Texas
Buffalo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Hood
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cuba Platt Talks on boodlery and Cuban affairs
In Washington on May 24 the senate debated Cuba with Platt of Connecticut defending the administration’s Cuban policy after Neely’s embezzlement allegations. He urged a thorough investigation and cited public trust in Neely and Rathbone while condemning embezzlement as harming US efforts in Cuba.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Neely
Boston
New York
Todiana
Republican
Committee On
Indiana
Rathbone
Plot of Thugs in Jail Foiled in Danville Heist Plot
A Danville jail plot to free inmates and murder Turnkey Bullhart Hartmann Rogers Landon Irene Dickson was thwarted Tuesday night when saws and a knife were found in cells and in Dickson s trunk. Investigations name Hartmann and associates from St Louis and Munnele Ind as ringleaders.
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Danville, II
Dan Ville
Jime
Turnkey Bullhart
John Hartmann
St. Louis
Isaac Rogers
David Landon
Irene Dickson
Hartmann
Munele
Ind
Arcade
Girl 12 Tried Poisoning Family in Wisconsin
Reports detail Laura Humber 72, daughter of Mr and Mrs Humber, charged with poisoning parents and three sisters by placing glass in food. Sister found the glass before any meal. Father describes daughter as depraved. she was committed to an industrial school in Milwaukee.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Laura Humber
John Humber
Parel
Condit
Milwaukee
Debate on Cuba and Cuba policy echoes in senate speech
The transcript shows Maine and Wisconsin clashing over insular ward policy as Spooner resumes remarks on the Philippines. Hale interrupts to argue abandonment of Cuba would have been best, noting hostile conditions and the rise of colonial dependency issues. He cites the Neely affair and says the administration bears fault through imperial expectations.
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Maine
Wisconsin
Spooner
Philippines
Cuba
D Halé
Hale
Spain
Neely
British Find Boers Gone as They Reach Rhenoster River
London reports from Lord Roberts describe the South Bank of the Rhenoster River scene on May 23 as British forces found the enemy fled from entrenched positions. The crossing was contested but cleared after Smith Dorrien edged the Boer flank into retreat. Over 850 Free Staters surrendered with rifles and horses taken. Mafeking’s relief triumph is also sketched, detailing the jubilant town and the surrender of Commandant Eloff and officers.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Rhenester River
Sam Hamilton
Heilbron
Rhenoster
Stredin
Liam Hamilton
Rot de Wet
Lindley
Whiteh
Smith Dorrien
Boshof
Mafeking
Baden-Vowell
Sarel Blof
Eiverybody
Coms
Siarat
Rock
Singleton
Eloff
Hore
Captain Singleton
Colonel Tore
Baden
Wteristic
Commandant Eloff
Baden-Powell
Charles Bentenck
Staat
Masonic Hall
Charac
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Western Passenger Association
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Reedsville
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Osteopath
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C. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
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Law
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Fast Side
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Wm. Blair
A H. Wallace
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L. Don Robinson
Frank Stewart
J. F. Henderson
Clark Sitlar
Iowa St
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Kempie Flower Co
Oskaloosa
R F. Riley
Smouse
Knecht
Rocky Mountain
Burlington
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Philadelphia
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