Brice Sees Democrats Hopeful as Campaigns Roar
Senator Calvin Brice comments from New York on the national Democratic committee chairmanship and Ohio prospects. He notes Campbell’s strength, the Australian ballot impact, and predicts a hopeful path to victories in New York and Massachusetts. He plans to return to Ohio to watch the election.
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New York
Calvin
Brice
Ohio
National Democratic Committee
Pittsburg
Campbell
Russell
Massachusetts
Flower
Romantic tale of Mexican heirship and hidden fortune
San Francisco reports a 25 year old saga. Manuel Quintero and Maria Amora Servo mothered a son adopted by Don Migue Servo. After Servo’s death in 1870 a will left rents to Maria while the fortune would pass to her child upon marriage. Executors kept the plan, but lodge members now seek the inheritance for the boy Galatery.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mats
Maris Servo
Mexico
California
Gnally
Los Angeles
Manuel Quintero
Liad
Brad
Quintero
Sacramento
Josiny D. Clevenger
Clevenger
Howard Street
Golden Gate Lodge
Ind
Lodge
Galatery
Don Migue Servo
Servo
Maria Amora Servo
Quintery
Maria
Jurano
G. Hermosilo
Daugh
Burned by a mob at the stake in New Orleans
A Texas special describes Lee Green pulled from Lindon jail by a mob near Queen City. They forced the sheriff to surrender keys, led Green to Lowe’s Farm, strapped him to a tree and, with 46 Black supporters, burned him as a crowd watched, following his confession of murder. Separately, an obituary notes Colonel S H Lockett’s death in Bogota, Colombia after a varied career, and Omaha reports a masked robbery at the Street Railway office.
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New York
Trinity Baptist Church
East Fifty Fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Sexton
A. A. Colby
Baptist
Colby
New Oatlans
Picayune
Queen City
Tex
Lee Green
Farmer Lowe
Kildare
Lindon
Green
Thwal
Pease
Lowe's Farm
Knoxville
Tenn
H. Lockett
Bogota
United States
Colombia
South America
Lockett
Alabama
Weat Point
Purenalty of Alabama
University of Where
Egypt
Wae
Slere
Omaha
Omaha Street Railway Company
Boals
Ety Sabane Ork
Vendon
James’ Mobley
Montgomery County
Mobley
Tom Bone
Mobley’s
Moble
Creditors move to form Fidelity Trust Company in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on October 27 creditors of the late Moses Bros. bank announce progress toward liquidation. A charter has been secured for a Fidelity Trust Company to be formed immediately with books opened for subscriptions as officials press forward with the plan.
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Moses Bros
Montgomery
Ala
Bank of
Fidelity Trust Company
Sart
Pom Moses Bros
Court of Appeals Rules in Tilden Trust Case
In Alany New York on October 27 the court of appeals affirmed the judgment in the case of George H Tilden versus Andrew H Green and others executors and heirs holding the Tilden trust void and in favor of the heirs with costs payable out of the estate.
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Alany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
George H. Tilden
Andrew H. Green
Sod Sacra B
Tilden
Atany
George B. Ti
Pic
Laura B. Hasgard
Terrific cyclone strikes Conneaut Ohio causes heavy damage
A cyclone hit Conneaut Ohio shortly after six pm destroying about thirty houses and causing an estimated loss of 100000. The butter-tub factory valued at 50000 was wrecked and the Lake Shore depot demolished. Telegraph wires were tangled and several residences unroofed. No lives reported lost though shipping damage noted.
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Cleveland
Conneaut
Record
Lake Shore
Ohio
Lake Erie
Peculiar Gasoline Inhalation Case Stuns Hampden
A six year old boy Willis Grant Webb of Hampden Baltimore county repeatedly inhales gasoline oil to become intoxicated. Doctors report a morbid desire to inhale the substance and danger to the child. The incident adds to a string of violent and odd happenings across several towns with injuries and deaths in various events.
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Batrmans
Willis Grant Webb
Joanna Webb
Hampden
Baltimore County
Mitchell di
Air strikes and labor turmoil across nations and cities
Dispatches report mass miner strikes in Staffordshire and Worcestershire protesting a 10 percent wage cut. A Constantinople note cites cholera deaths. Samuel Gompers leads the American Federation of Labor convention in Birmingham. A New York special mentions Mary Tempest, linked to Lillian Russell, possibly delaying performances. Paris notes General Boulanger’s morphine addiction and its dramatic effects. Jealousy and a shooting assault touch Indianapolis society. Local civic changes and police power debates surface in Chicago.
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Irving A. Brung & Eee
Boston
Staffordshire
Worcesterahire
Sreero
Constantinople
Daaseanee
Samual Gompers
American Rederation of Labor
Birmingham
Ald
Newberne
Seale
Rome
Caltunizin
Taioily
Grimaldi
Picenardo Weadine
Pine Grove
Ryness
Jones & Gay
New York
Mary Tempest
Lillian Russell
Sandred
Paria
General Boulanger
Bonneman
Idianapolis
Lillie
Stevens
Ross
Peon Gresli
Vane
Samuel Wikle
Ae Stevens
Obiaso Hi
Alice Egies
Tewiater
Astoun
Roma
City Police Board
Namatlims
Asery
Green goods operators arrested in New York case
Inspector Byrnes nabbed two top green goods swindlers Frank Brooks alias Pretty Prank and Terrence Murphy alias Murphy in the act of addressing circulars. Brooks room held a complete outfit with forty six blank ledgers and circulars, while thousands of letters and clippings were seized. A separate report notes a court of appeals decision voiding a trust in the Tilden Will Case with heirs favored.
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New York
Byrnes
Greengoods
Frank Brooks
Pretty Prank
Terrence Murphy
Murphy
Robeson
Ad Gold Watch
Philadelphia
Brooks
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Urs
John Meinke
St. Louis
Misa Sophie Broecker
Aneaa
London
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Falmouth
Chartwood
Salmon
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Valparaiso
Chairewood
Lonpog
Broyn Don
Liverroor
M. Tabor
Troy
Aites
John F. Peek
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