Three Killings Mark Land Dispute in Calhoun County
In Teraiai Nebraska on February 15 Thronmer fled death amid a land dispute over Missouri river accretion soil shared by Iowa and Nebraska. J P Blan was arrested for killing squatter Robert Phillips after an ambush on a cabin where four squatters were armed. Jurisdiction remains contested as no tax is paid on the disputed strip and subsequent killings prompt calls for arrest.
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Teraiai
Neb
Thronmer
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
J. P. Blan
Robert Phillips
Blan
Phillips
Luis Vo
Will Wilson
Stevens
Notorious Matson in a San Francisco Curiosity Show
San Francisco reports Louisa LB Matson, famed for years as a cross gender figure, now features in a dime museum with a rival suing over a bogus Matson act. Also in briefs, county treasurer bonds missing, billiard crimes fined, and various regional obituaries and incidents through telegraph notes.
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Misa Matson
San Francisco
Louisa LB
B. Matson
Miss Matson
Minister Gray Dies After Pneumonia in Mexico
United States Minister Gray died in Mexico City after a two day battle with pneumonia. He arrived in the capital by rail severely ill and unconscious. Consul General Crittenden was at his side as he passed away at 7 15 pm. Gray, born 1838 in Chester county Pennsylvania, had a long political career including Indiana governor and diplomat.
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House
Lincolln
Churchill
Mosher
Boone
Crey
Mexico
United States
Gray
Mexican National Railway
Bray
Isaac Pasay Gray
Chester County
Pennsylvania
John
Hannah Gray
The
Society of
Waac Pusey Gray
William Penn
Tsaus Gray
New Madison
Thea
Union City
Ind
Fourth Indiana Cavalry
One
Indiana Infantry
Congress
George W. Julian
State Senate
St. Thomas
West Indies
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Eliza Daqua
Darke County
Pierre
Bayard
Knights form a new labor order in 1890s era union scene
A new labor organization the Independent Order of the Knights of Tabor was formed with officers from various U S cities. It aims to decentralize power, empower district assemblies, and base representation on membership. The group expects about 20000 members from glass brass and mining trades.
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Husa
Gontumnus
Independent Order of the Knights of Tabor
Snaster Syorkiman
William B. ‘Wilson
Blossburg
Worthy Foreman
James L. Michaela
Pittsburg
Charles R. Martin
Tiffin
General Assembly
United Mine Workers
Destructive Lynn Fire Kills Three, Hammers City Block
A major blaze in Lynn destroyed the Hutchinson hardware building and neighboring structures. Three men died, ten injured, two missing, with flames spreading through adjoining properties before crews gained control after three hours. Loss estimated at $110,000 with $32,500 insured. Involved were W Henry Hutchinson, Peter Connoly, Parsona Licko, and others. assistance came from Salem and Marblehead.
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Lynn
Mass
W. Henry Hutchinson
Carrath Henry SeImer
Chemical No. 1
Thomas Murphy
Hoseman
Jons Con
A.C. Moody
Lorenzo Alley
Hutchinson Building
Peter Connoly
Salem
Marblehead
T. J. Ready
Parsona & Licko
Barbers
Prohibitory amendment resubmission defeated in legislature
In Bismanox on February 14 the house voted 25 to 30 against resubmitting the prohibitory amendment after a lengthy battle. Rep Cooper accused resubmissionists of sending a committee to St Paul and Minneapolis to solicit funds from liquor dealers and railroads, claims denied by Rep Simpson. A subsequent measure would set a $1,000 license for sities, with prohibition elsewhere.
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Bismanox
Cooper
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Simpson
Healey
Washington
Senate
A. Augustus Healey
New York
Internal Revenue
Ernest Nathan
Nebraska Survivor Hoff man details Elbe shipwrecks alleged murder
In Cleveland Nebraska survivor Hoff man and Commissioner Vevera visited county offices amid a crowd. Gene Schlegel swears an officer removed a boy from a lifeboat and that chief engineer Neussel may have killed the boy. Hoff man plans to consult an attorney before pursuing damages and will depose all known facts upon return home. The piece also notes indictments in Kentucky and a Grinnell bakery fire causing $4,000 loss.
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Chlegel
Neussel
Lloyd Company
Hoffman
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