New Trial Granted in Clouston Case Amid Jury Controversy
The court granted a new trial after extensive argument over a verdict that shocked observers. Judge Boreman upheld the motion, noting issues with the jury instructions and the conduct of the trial. State officials prepare for retrial on Monday as political influence and partisan composition of the panel sparked debate.
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Fragmented Notes From Early 20th Century Reports
Fragmented OCR text covers a mix of topics including an accusation against a real estate administrator, a rumored fraud, and a railroad news blur with references to Philadelphia and New York dates. It mentions estates placed under care and administrators, and a brief stock or reserve update with monetary figures. The passage lacks clear cohesion and specific事件 details.
Deacon Released After Trial Request Adultery Case
In Grasse on February 20 Mr Deacon explained the shooting details to officials in the presence of Mr Thedors TLV. He pledged to appear for trial when called. The magistrate released him on his own recognizance pending indictment for murder after March. Mrs Deacon plans to travel to Paris with her family amid distress. Telegraph networks face storm-related disruptions between London and Liverpool and the cable station, though Germany and other routes remain operable.
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Divorces Granted in Deadwood Territorial Court
Mrs. Blaine free obtained a divorce from James G. Blaine Jr in Deadwood with custody of their child James G. Blaine III and $1,180 suit money plus $100 a month permanent alimony. The decree ends cruelty and adultery claims and orders the child’s custody to Mrs. Blaine as she prepares to move to Stour Balls with her attorney and ward.
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James G. Blaine, Jr
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Haddons
Minton Divorce Trial Updates And Ship News From February
The jury found for the plaintiffs in most counts of the divorce case against Mrs. Charlotte Nicull Minton, with lingering questions on some charges. Reports detail defense reactions, adjournments at Yankton, and a note of heavy shipping dispatches totaling five million dollars. The page also lists mixed local incidents and a fatal shooting in Wilmington as well as Bethlehem labor movement notes and industrial activity.
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Parnes
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New York
Hatshial Drugkentess
Moher Mintoo Amd
South Tocota
Caucus Heats Up Over Tariff and Silver Standstill
Silver advocates fear a long delay before free coinage bills are considered as lawmakers link the issue to tariff and appropriation measures. A next week caucus on silver is seen unlikely to yield material results, with an assurance likely to come only after tariff and appropriation bills are resolved, delaying the fate of the silver question well into the session.
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Sunday Register
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Bland Threatens Silver Fight in House Session
In Washington February, Democratic leaders weigh steps to force the silver question amid tariff and appropriation bills. Chairman Bland warns silver allies to avoid blocking measures, while a caucus planned by Mr. Holman seeks an agreed program. Quay family reports Senator improving from a cold, with Florida stay likely extended.
French Affairs Hint Cabinet Change Urged
Paris February 20 The prospect that M Constans will resign as Interior Minister alarms many. He has crushed Boulangists and Socialists and is urged to remain. Some say he will be asked to form a cabinet but the Laver incident may block that. Anarchists plan May Day demonstrations.
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M. Laver
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Interior
Raum's Manner Telegram on Pension Office Inquiry
A Philadelphia era report notes the Pension Office probe will delay until party members organize. Democrats delay action. Republicans absent. The committee aims to uncover mismanagement, not only Raum and son, with focus on delays in veterans pensions and political influence in approvals.
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D.C
Raum
Fiend's Work Brutally Injures Child in West Virginia
Jeff Watkins, resident near Kagae Station, was jailed after attempting to murder his four year old stepson. The child suffered horrific injuries including an eye knocked out, torn teeth, severe facial bruising, burned toenails, and burned toes. Condition listed as critical.
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Domestic trouble leads to homicide in Shelbyville
Newslets reports a man in Shelbyville Indiana named Jacob Broom cut his wife’s throat then tried to kill himself but was stopped. The item notes ongoing threats of ignoring bia and widespread excitement.
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St. Petersburg
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Texarkana Mob Executes Negro in Fiery Lynching
In Texarkana Arkansas Ed Coy a Black man accused of assaulting white Mrs. Henry Jewett was captured and lynched after a mob seized him from jail. The mob tied him to a stake and burned him with coal oil, taking about seven minutes to die amid cheers and cries for justice. Local officials and residents condemn mob law but view Coy’s fate as deserved.
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Ice gorge breaks on Allegheny river flood eyed
A great ice jam from East Brady to Parker on the Allegheny broke this morning at 8 o clock and river water rose rapidly. Houses on Parker’s banks were washed away as the flood moved downstream toward Pittsburgh with the Clarion still blocked. One thousand pounds of dynamite ordered earlier will be returned unused. No serious damage expected as rivermen brace for further changes.
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Reed Guilty in First Degree Murder Trial
Special Telegram to the Sunday Requeter reports Martin Reed found guilty of murder in the first degree in Washington County. Jury deliberated 19 hours, verdict reached just before 4 am. Reed faces death sentence at 9 am Monday. governor will set execution date. Reed protests his innocence as he is moved to jail. Also notes a fire in Atlantic City bath houses and Secretary Foster’s travel plans.
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Hill's Convention Nears as New York Meets Nears
Preparations for the New York meeting of delegates proceed for the state convention with 244 delegates to Chicago. Delegates from New York and Kings counties are believed loyal to Senator Hill, while Albany district remains uncontrollable, and anti-Hill opinions swirl among observers and readers.
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Gorman Lingers in Shadow Amid Presidential Drift
Special telegram from Washington DC says speculation swirls over the Maryland delegation and Senator Gorman. Hill reportedly seeks clemency or support, while sources hint Gorman may delay declaring a candidacy as internal divisions and personal aims shape his possible run.
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