Breckenridge Case Chapter Two Reveals Private Liaisons
Chapter two of the Breckenridge case unfolds with lengthy testimony about assignation houses, secret meetings, and alleged marriages. Breckenridge describes visits to Sarah Goss’s Lexington house, payments for Pollard, and ongoing relations spanning years, while denying several allegations and detailing emotional strains and alleged pregnancies.
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Defendar
Butterworth
Lexington
Sarah
Breckinridge
Favora
Sarah Coss'n
Sayer Institute
Miss Pollard
Rhoder
Plaintif
Cincinnati
Sarah Goss
Plainuum
Sie
Washington
bin Ap
Waite to Call Out Troops in Colorado Crisis
Dexver reports unmistakable evidence that Governor Waite plans to call out troops to enforce the order removing Police Commissioners Orr and Martin. The Denver court fight continues as Judge Glynn and Judge Allen clash over injunctions, with a writ of prohibition issued to block Glynn’s actions. Sheriff Burchinell says peace can be kept without police aid, arguing martial law is unnecessary.
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Colorado
Dexver
Walte
Orr
Martin
Supreme Court
Glynn
District Court
Alien
Aupreme Court
Glyn Fron Taleng
Naken
Tie
Weekly Trade Review Notes Cold Weather Dampens Trade
Brad Street reports a mixed week with rising trade in eastern cities offset by slowdowns in other centers due to storms and cold. Crop damage from low northwest and south temperatures weighs on markets while western trade slumps except for drugs. Omaha shows subdued activity with occasional large purchases, and northern centers pause from unseasonable cold. Portland improves slowly as San Francisco and Seattle lag.
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New York
Marchal
Bradstreetis
Omaha
St. Path
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Portland, Or
San Francisco
Seattle
Unimproved Tax Relief Petition Presented by Latah County
A Latah petition with ninety three names asks for a one year stay on all real and personal taxes to allow crop recovery funds. The county commissioners refused, saying relief is legislature’s power. The report also covers a water works pipe collapse injuring several and killing a boy, plus deadly violence tied to a dispensary law spark and militia deployment.
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Latah
Avalanche Devastates Canyon Creek Region in Coeur d'Alenes
Reports from Wallace Idaho describe multiple snow slides near Gem, Frisco, and Poorman mines. Four fatalities and several missing. hundreds assist with body recoveries as rail lines, power, and mine operations halt. Local officials warn of ongoing flood and further slides.
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Canyon Creek
The
Coeur d’Alenes
Wailoon
Idaho
Mense
Black Bear
Gem
Fee
Frisco
Poorman
Arthur Swayne
Stalians
Wallace
Placer Creek
Electric Myh Company
Bolles
March
Delro
Victoria Delro
Nellie Rowe
Marina Michele
Beily
Stefano
Etto
Benjamin Rowe
Mra. Rowe
Serionn
Tiat
Burke
Girl Acquitted Of Murder After Dramatic Trial In Howix
A 16 year old girl Allian Willis confessed to murdering her father and cutting off his head then killed with an ax. The jury acquitted her claiming she acted to save her mother Lillian Willis and a boy Francia 11 testified to the sequence. The case drew strong demonstrations from the courtroom.
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Maer Waller
Howix
Tallian Wills
Grand Voy
Lillian
Willis
Ministers Will Fight Crime in City Churches
St Louis evangelical alliance adopts report to form a crime prevention society. Ministers from Protestant Catholic and Jewish churches urged to preach on crime prevention on Sundays and an organization will be formed to enforce law.
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St. Louis
Evangelical Alliance
Lan
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Gage Expected in Lincoln Amid Bank Collapse Debate
Beatrice banker George Spurr charges land issues tied to the Bank of Franklin failure. Adjutant General Gage, former bank head, faces scrutiny as Beatrice bankers defend his integrity. Prosecution plans loom as Gage is expected in Lincoln this week, with friends delaying his arrival.
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Withhali Vanning
Laxconn
Neb
Bank of Frankiis
George Spurr
Beatrice
Gage
Iniegtty
Gagea
Linentn
Wistil Wiis
Receivers poised over wage rules amid court dispute
In a heated session Judge Ballwell and Judge Caldwell clash over proposed rules from receivers of a Union Macific line. McGonnell argues rules are fair and overdue. critics note receivers include a Chicago merchant and a New York lawyer. A steel casting consolidation aims to cut costs and lower prices, with a new Chester headquarters slated for April 10, denying any connection to Carnegie Steel.
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Ovais
McGonnell
Ballwell
Uecaier
Rau Wever
Caldwell
Tarer
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Sam Day
Inter Eam
Chester
Carnegie
Large scale mail thefts hit South Bend merchants
In South Bend Indiana a wave of mysterious mail robberies has drained more than ten thousand dollars from patent medicine sellers. Federal and local detectives chase elusive thieves as angry merchants, the Travel ing Mutual Accident Association, and post office staff search for the culprits amid mounting losses and blank letters.
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South Bexu
Ind
South Bend
Indiana
Orchiever
Met
Accident Association
South Beni
Russell
Hax
Tx Wight
South End
Crockett
Washington
Between Fire and Water on the British Bark Archer
The John C. Potter from Nanaimo brought Captain Dawson and 14 crewmen, who recount a harrowing escape from the British bark Archer abandoned near Cape Flattery on March 18. A severe storm split the ship, fire broke out, and two sailors drowned. Survivors clung to wreckage, fought elements, and were rescued by the John Porter after hours at sea.
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Archer
Lan Francisco
J John C. Potter
Nanaimo
Dawson
Cape Plattery
Andrew Anderson
A. RB. Evans
William Boylen
Ora
John , Porter
Elly
Randle Given Twenty Years In Murder Verdict
Texas April 2 The Randle murder trial ended with the jury finding Major Irving G. Randle guilty of second degree murder and sentencing him to twenty years in the state penitentiary. Randle, a Dallas magnate, killed E S Randall in a saloon in December. The widow paid 9100 to halt prosecution. Randall, 55, a former Ohio native and federal soldier, was well known.
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Dalids
Texas
Randle
Day
Irving G. Randle
Tailas
E.S. Randall
Ceath
Randle Haw
Randall
Ohio
Statement on Regents Conflict at Agricultural College
President Ganrima cites a dispute over back salaries and full salary through December. Bryan of the Agricultural College discusses a charge against the present regents. He claims a denial of funds by ex-Regent Smith and notes a court action in Whitman County.
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Ganrima
March Dent Bryan
Egricultural College
Tmuston
Whitman County
Hegent Smith
Haymarket Trouble Seen in Court Ruling
Plaintiff Thomas claims December assault at Haymarket by Barnett with a cane, dragging him downstairs and injuring him. He says epilepsy and a wooden leg hindered defense while Judge Coleman delivered a decision likely to be appealed by both sides through legal channels.
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Colemn Wank
Druken
Liles Buren
Mareh Uo
Kavert Thomas
Harrett
Haymarket
Coleman Mae
Agaiane
Thomas
Barnett
Desperadoes Kill, Ambush Coast Coal King in Tug River Feud
W S Favret reports a fatal feud clash near Tug River where the rich coal owner Par nell is shot by the Riddle brothers. Gullum the watchman and two Hiddle brothers drown after a moonlit assault. Detective Weylon pursues suspects as authorities warn of a bloody confrontation. Rewards are posted for the capture of the Kiddie brothers.
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W. S Favret
Chreinia
Meote Henin
Ntares
Vas
Ss. Parnell
Tug River Valley
Akor Saivalaynique
Hiddle Brothers
Volerione Despersidoes
Hidde Boys
Gullum
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Parrele
Parrell
Farrell
Weylon
Bevinw
Hathelds McCoy
Hevins
Iidijes
Pine Land Suit Filed Against Foley for Pine Timber Theft
A suit filed by the joint legislative probe committee accuses FR Foley of Altida County of unlawfully entering Lawn D7, range 24, in 1491-92, removing 4 million feet of pine timber and converting it to his own use. The state seeks 814,000 alleging theft and defrauding the school and public funds.
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Kookegielator
Foley
Dee Tew
Minnemetty
Pauly
Legislative Plue
FR. Foley
Altida
Poley
Kicked Kellogg Out The Vootur Le Hhenexs March 40
The county attorney filed an information against Dy ES Kellogg for practicing medicine without a license after the certificate was revoked by the district court. Proceedings indicate Kellogg continued to practice while the certificate was revoked. A trial motion may request jury instruction to acquit. If Wilts Kellogg is allowed to proceed, he must yield twice. The demurrer argues the Medical Practice Act does not criminalize prescribing medicine per se. The earliest London notice reported two horses stolen in the Imperial establishment.
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Dy ES Kalingg
District
Buck
Dia
Waleh
Nolan
Marton
Kellogg
Shocking Tragedy at Livingston Ends in Double Death
A Montana murder suicide shocks Livingston as William Mallahan and his daughter Mary McManus are found dead in the Mallahan home. McManus reportedly killed Mary with a gun, then fatally wounded himself with a razor after attempting to flee. The coroner’s jury notes Mary was shot from behind while escaping, leaving an infant unharmed. Indignation runs high as details unfold.
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Lavineston
Pasner
McManua
Northern Tackle
Gattersyle
Wiliam Mallahan
Algand
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Farmere
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Conomms
Norman
Mev
Lennon
Pepper
Redmond
Tillman
Varrouis
Union
Ganvren
Umatilla
Elverton
Notraln
Lincoln
Fudge Caldwell
Caton Pellie
South Bend Postoffice
Audaveyy
Riddle Desperadoes
Pine Land
London
Livingston
Wud
Hazor
Boston
ML Swift
Committee of the Legislative
Legislaure
Portland
Powrasy
Ors
Thrnncford
Morey
Union Pavillo
Union Pacific
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