Condensed Dispatches Of Crises And Obits Across States
A sweeping set of domestic and foreign brief items reports the funeral of Charles Parnell in a heavy rain parade, aviation and legal notes, a 100th birthday milestone, a court ruling over a Hamilton estate dispute, and assorted political and literary news. The dispatches mention ex Senator Blair’s China posting, Lt Schwatka’s Alaska return, Sir Edwin Arnold’s New York lecture, a fatal tea inhalation, wheat export policy, and other quick hits from multiple states.
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Blair
China
Henry Watterson
Grant
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Chicago
Schwatka
Alaska
Freeman Cooper
Kokomo Journal
Wakfort
Ind
Wurtembourg
Jackson
Georgesi
Joven
Henry Schulbert
Cleveland
Steve Lyte
Supreme
D. K. Watson
Attorn
Standard Oil Company
Suit challenges new Kentucky constitution as void
A Frankfort report says Walter Evans ex-commissioner of internal revenue led a suit against the newly completed Kentucky constitution. The claim is that after ratification the convention made over 100 changes, rendering the instrument non ratified and void. An injunction seeks to block printing and promulgation of the document as the organic law. Norton Escape From Death
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Louisville
Frankfort
Walter Evans
Internal Revenue
Louisville and Nuthvila Railroad
Secretary of State
Stat
Conga Ieee Court
Poe Appia A
Buba
Ruth Named for Cleveland's Newborn Child
Ex president Grover Cleveland announces in New York that his child will be named Ruth, a name tied to Mrs Cleveland’s grandmother. He thanks the nation for numerous congratulations and asks that this public mention suffice for acknowledgement of the many kind remembrances received.
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New Yonk
Cleveland
Ruth
United States
Assassination at Westside Park Shocks Town
In TWasaville on October 10 at about 9 PM stablehands at Westside Park killed miller Milliron 20-year-old stable boy. The assailant described as Amacher or Amader- a former friend- reportedly called Milliron and fired using a machete. Brown & Co. were among bystanders as the attacker fled on horseback after the fatal strike.
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Milliron
Amader
Twasaville
Westside Park
W. PF
J. M. Brown & Co
Hoya
Bane le
Bill Anwchér
Two Gang at Musk Texas Murder and Poison Case
In Musk Texas on October 10 John and Wade were pronounced dead ten minutes after the trap fell in an in closure outside the fallth. Neal, son of Allan and Dorothy Jones, was there. A man died from poisoned liquor while three hotelers at a county fair in Burorrdown Pa found a bottle that contained strychnine and whisky. The Russian famine in Moscow was noted with 20,9 million roubles spent on need-corn for the starving. In Arkansas a verdict awarded Mrs. H M Powell 8000 against the Metropolitan Street Car Co for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neal
Sunnilerer
Allan
Dorothy Jones
Musk, Rua, Tex
John
Wade
Burorrrerown
Fair Grounds
Alexene Poresam
Artanra
H. M. Powell
Metropolitan Strees Car Company
Passover Observances Noted Across Cities
Tomorrow marks the Jewish Passover with general observance by Hebrews nationwide. Communities in this city compare favorably with northern towns in population and public spirit, proving to be law abiding and civically minded as they prepare for the holiday.
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I Hebrews
Electric wire kills three horses in Brooklyn street disaster
October 10 in Brooklyn a trolley wire on Fulton Street and Broadway broke down, fatally electrocuting three horses hit by a passing car and another horse hit a wagon. Gra sham of Woodhaven reported the danger after his two horses died. Conductor Gamble survived a shock. Crowd watched as crews freed animals with poles. Lawsuit possible for damages.
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Ty & Hoag
Heroklyn
New Youk
Brooklyn and Jamaica Electric Railway
Fulton Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Welham jGra
Sham
Woodhaven
Graham
Brooklyn Market
Robert Gamble
Judge Maddox Defends Fines In Local Card Case
Rome Ga October 10 Judge Maddox discharged after a state log. He told jurors he faced an accusation of too-light fines for Rome’s young men found guilty of playing cards. He explained the question of money involved versus recreation prevented heavier penalties. In Atlanta Mrs George Sword of Lawrenceville was struck by a hack at Peachtree and Wall streets. She suffered foot and ankle injuries. hack driver Tom Wright was arrested and said orders from hirers forced the pace.
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Rome
Maddox
Georgia
Atlanta
George Sword
Lawrenceville
Peachtree
Wall Strests
Jabe
Ion
Nicholson
Hackman
F Tom Wright
Wealth of Flowers at Stanfield Conservatories
The Finn street conservatories of Mr Geo Stanfield display a rich array of blooms and ferns, with begonias geraniums and tropical varieties. Stanfield, a pioneer American grower, began flower culture years ago and now offers cut flowers bedding plants and bulbs to his patrons as his camelian blooms foretell a vibrant season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Stanfield
Finn Street
Indies
Stanfield
God Bubs
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Iklbe
George D. Wheatley
Oys
Parnell
Walsingham Terrace
Loxvdw
Wals Ingham Terrace
Charles Parnell
Pagnell
Mapisos
Wis
Nolan
Albany
New York
George W. Postgalin
George W. Btone
George W. H Hi Baker
Baker
Phi Dnan
Hherein
Bidaan
Jacksonville
Ill
Issu
Garon Hee
Eeksigh
Brom Madison
Ose
Hardsley
John Hardsley
Con
York
Sheuixa
Sarah Hamilton
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Aromsos
Kun
Bert Davidae
Emma Andre
Beige
Prrexspend, Ts
William J. Morris
Morris
Petersburg
Norton
Ed Neal
Moscow
Judge Bandon Hurt
Sami Donde
Fncpa
Oasis
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