Murderous plot shocks Santa Fe as Texas fever spreads
A sensational tale from Santa Fe alleges conspirators planned to murder John D. Allan and his family over a smelter deal. Cyrus Smith led the plot with John Martin and Wm Sill named as allies, but a detective exposed the scheme and Smith’s group was jailed. Lincoln County deals with Texas fever outbreak as stock associations enforce strict controls.
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Santa Fe
N. M
John D. Allan
Allan
Cyrus Smith
John Martin
Wm. Sill
Smith
Chicago
Silver City
J. P. Allan
Alexander
Mr. Allan
Jack Bearinger
Ile
Jack
Joplin
Neutral City
Kansas
Desperate Penitentiary Outbreak At Louisville
A Frankfort special reports a major prison riot at Louisville’s penitentiary around 8 10 with guards and citizens clashing at the gates. Firearm use leaves many wounded as convicts are recaptured and all cells secured after a panic-driven alert. Captain E Johnson notes prior conspiracy danger and strict locking of gates.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Evening Times
E. Johnson
Missouri Democratic Ticket Set by State Convention
The Democratic state convention stayed in session through the night and adjourned at 6:50 this morning. The ticket lists Attorney General D. G. Boone, Railroad Commissioner W. Downing, Presidential Electors at Large H. Y. Brookmeyer of St. Louis and General James Craig of St. Joseph.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
D. G. Boone
W. (. Downing
H. Y. Brookmeyer
James Craig
St. Joseph
Davis Sentenced for Forging Names of Pulitzer Editors
Leonard W. Davis, arrested for forging the names of Joseph H. Pulitzer of the World and Al Pulitzer of the Morning Journal on letters requesting rail and steamboat passes, was sent to the penitentiary for one year. Army of Tennessee officers elected in Lake Minnetonka with Chicago chosen for the next meeting.
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New York
Leonard W. Davis
Joseph H. Pulitzer
the World
al Pulitzer
Morning Journal
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Army of Tennessee
Chicago
Irish League Convention Opens with Finance Report
At Boston on Aug 14 the Irish National League convention opened with reports from the finance committee. Mr ONeill audited treasurer Rev Father Walsh’s ledgers showing receipts totaling 45 57 from May 83 to Aug Sy and remittances to Ireland of 24 397, balance 12 707, total remitted 29 762. The secretary and treasurer accounts were found correct and adopted.
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Boston
Gannon
Mioney
O’ Reilly
Father Walsh
The
Land League
Ireland
O'Neill
National League
Window glass factories to reopen after summer suspension
Pripsaurs Aug 14 The window glass manufacturers meet this afternoon to decide on continuing the summer suspension. It is expected that every factory in the country will be reopened.
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Indianapolis
Sentinel
Blaine
Kentucky
Maine
Col
Holloway
Times
The
United States
Col. Holloway
Harrison
Mlaine
Harrison, Miller & Elam
United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis Sentinel Company
John
Shoemaker
Laintiff
Grubb
Hlaine
Pripsaurs
Powder mill at Kazan explodes killing ten
Foreign dispatches report a Kazan powder mill blast that killed ten and burned five buildings. Other notes cover cholera activity in Salon and Grams, a revived movement of corpses, and London dispatches on Parliament prorogation and the Queen’s speech praising foreign ties, Ireland reform, and agrarian calm.
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St. Petersvura
Kazan
Paris
Lesomerque
Salon and
Grams
Haades Darhenen
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Fire Insurance
Chas Etheridge
Central Bank
RE. J. Post & Coo
Bridge, Beach & CO
Superior Stoves
Fairbank’s Scales
American
Powder Companies
Albuquerque
Stover
Columbus
Anheuser-Busch
Charles Zeicer Albuquerque
Louis Huniic
Los Lunas
N. Reymond &Colas Crucer, N. M
Tutt
Oourray Street
Trow
S. HE. Rose
Dunbar & Co
Albuquerque, N
Ayer
Towarlaldy
Aleve
Ayers Se Apamuilla
W. MM
Moonen
Durham
Dr.j.c. Ayer &Co
Lowell
Mass
Anciens Santa FE
Lincoln County
Association To the Rescue
Las Cruces
Pecos
Texas
John R. Wolff
Scott County
Lexington
Georgetown
Johnson
Jas. Cunningham
Hickman County
Wolff
Cunningham
George Alsop
Jefferson County
D. UO. Robinson
Alsop
Ed. Halloway
H. Payne
Halloway
Alsep
South
Jayne
Theptilus Craves
W.T. Grant
Wolf
Robinson
Denver
Union Pacific
H. H. Clark
Omaha
Laver
Bankers
Saratoga
Bankers’ Convention
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District of
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Joseph H. Oglesby
Louisiana Bank of New Orleans
Louisiana
J. J. Pendleton
Citizens National Bank of New Orleans
Abraham C. Bigelow
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Chas. F. Smith
Commercial Bank
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Newburyport
Greeley
Ayers
Knights Templars
Grand Army
Johnsen
Massachusetts
Private Henry
Lieutenant Greeley
Elaine
Kitty Mitchell
Henry
Washington
Wortsemouth
N. H
Adjutant General
United States Army
Camp Clay
Cape Sabine
Grinnell Land
Chas. B. Henry
Fifth Cavalry
Esquimaux
Fort Conger
Imy
Uireeley
Coart
New Orleans
Louisiana Field Artillery
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New Iberia
Verey
Court House
Sycamore, NL
Kitty
Heck Mitchell
Here
Sycamore
Taylor
Alice Dennis
Chcaco
Wm. Helmes
Chandler
Germany
Lincoln
Neb
Nera Buck
Chas
Henry Buck
Helmes
Foreign News
London
Mexico
Egypt
Nile
Baylor Whiverety
Independence
Dandrum
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
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