Omaha tragedy ends in suicide after engagement broken
In Omaha on a Friday F Adams Colvin editor of The Register Randolph Ind blew his brains out at the feet of his sweetheart Miss Kate Early of Columbus Neb He left a letter to the press saying he acted to persuade her to marry but she revealed she was not betrothed and was only a friend The body was given to the Omaha Medical College and several letters left with instructions for the coroner and a friend The woman denies the engagement and asserts no marriage promise was made
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The
Register
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Kate Early
Omaha
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Colvin
Columbus
Neb
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Misa Early
Maul
Omaha Medical College
Medical College
TL. Christofferson
Web
W.T. Colvin
Braynton
Greeley County
Fractional Decrease in Wheat and Oats Prices
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW reports a general, though uneven, improvement in retail trade across the country in March 1895 versus 1894 and 1893, with Easter timing and price declines affecting value. Labor troubles are settled. demand for manufactured goods and ore sales rise. Bessemer iron and steel prices lift. shipyard steel plates win Newport contracts. wool sales rise amid strikes subsiding. Bradley Street notes signal renewed confidence as bank clearings pass one billion dollars. Ex-Secretary Fairchild elected president of Concordia Loan and Trust. Latter Day Saints meet at Independence. a San Francisco tragedy follows a double death by shooting and suicide. a Denver pair plan a bicycle journey to Rio Janeiro.
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Weekly Review of Trade
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Bradstreet
United States
Yankton Indians Protest Over Lands Opening
Protests from the Yankton Indians delay a proclamation to open ceded Yankton lands in South Dakota for settlement. Secretary Smith will decide if the state may select lands and whether payment at treaty price is due. The issue centers on whether ceded lands may be taken free or at $3.756 per acre.
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Taylor jury disagrees in Meeks family case
Carron.rox Missouri April 6 the Taylor brothers murder case jury reports no verdict seven for conviction five for acquittal. Judge Rucker discharges jury and issues case to next term amid mob derision. Five jurors who favored acquittal fled town fearing violence after names revealed by majority.
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Adolph Auer
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George Fleming
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Neice
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Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Benefits
Knowledge extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system without weakening organs. It claims to ease colds headaches fevers and constipation while acting on kidneys liver and bowels. Available in 60c and 1 bottles from druggists, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co and bearing its name on every bottle.
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