Rev Sam Small Arrested In Boston On Land Fraud Charge
A Boston special reports Reverend Sam Small has been arrested on a charge of obtaining 1000 by false pretenses. The accuser, Reverend Monroe, claims Small persuaded him to pay for land at Ogden University believed to be worth 1000, but university sources say it cost only 500, netting Small a 500 profit. The case aimed to avoid scandal for prohibition work.
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Boston
New York Sun Rays
Small
Episcopal
Che Baw
Jrev
Sam’Schul
R.monroe
Newton
Lower Falls
Massachusetts
Prangelist
Ogden University
Rev. Monroe
Monroe
Prohibition
Merden
Prohibition State Committee
Mr. Small
Ogden
Atlanta
Téglalataire
Carrie Lane Chapman
Cullahan
Des Moines
Reconstruction Amid Cabinet Resignations In Ottawa
A Canadian minister states Premier Abbott can act freely as resignations linger. He notes a pending reshuffle can accept resignations when room for new Loyalists in the government opens. Colleagues of Sir John Macdonald previously offered resignations during reconstruction talks.
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Icnicand
Ottawa
Ont
Mable
Abbott
John McDonald
Emiths Two Wives and His Suicide Attempt in Indiana
Columeus Indiana reports W-F. P. Smith, a wealthy citizen, tried to kill himself during a drinking party at the St Denis saloon by striking with a beer bottle and then aiming to cut his throat with a knife, restrained by friends. His family ties include a father who served in the state legislature in 1858 and a brother once county clerk. the motive appears linked to his two wives and two children by each.
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Columeus
Ind
F. P. Smith
St. Denis Faloon
S. Wabber Smith
Smith
Crandall
Joliet, Ill
St.” Louis
England Preparing For An Annexation Movement Threat
Ottawa dispatch notes British pressure for immediate defense reports on Canada after a 1817 US Britain treaty abrogation. Lord Stanley and Salisbury push for rapid review, signaling possible reinforcement of Canada and Halifax fortifications. General Herbert investigated state of dominion defenses amid tensions with Sir Adolph Caron.
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Ottawa
United States
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Lord Stanley
Lord Salisbury
Abbott
Phedegeore
John McDonald
Canada
General Herbert
Herbert
Adolph Caron
Halifax
Esquimalt
Pacific
Seema Cneat
Great’ Britain
Nan Une Seleech
Future Probation and Patton Speech Stirring Dialogue
Agitation arises over President Patton of Princeton University following his Philadelphia Society address from March 1887. The piece notes secrecy and censorship surrounding publication, with mentions of Duffield and reforms, amid broader religious and academic debates on probation and doctrinal shifts.
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Patton
Prica
Philadelphia Society
New York
Atore
Princeton University
Princeton College
Andover
Pipe Nation
Murray Hill
Ha Padelphia
Philadelphia Magazine
Duffield
Ve ‘Ton
Piedmont Exposition Notes From a Fibre Recorder
Fragmented notes describe the Piedmont Exposition in Atlanta with crowd excitement, scenes of King Solomon's entertainment, and looming crowds. Mentions Grady, Gov. and Mrs, and a broad view of ceremonies and preparations as the event draws large attention.
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Hax
Srs
Atlanta
Goa
Kiralty
Tal
Solesmon
Womin
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