MURDER AND MARRIAGE INDIAN PLOT ENDS IN WEDDING
Covincron Kentucky May 14 A sensational tale blends love vengeance and murder near Newton and Morgan counties In Morgan county J T Estes rich planter loses daughter to her lover Green After a chase Green shoots Estes killing him then shoots Estes Jr but misses The couple marry in Broughtonville and a reward of 250 is offered for Green.
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Newton
Morgan County
J.T. Hstes
Green
Will Green
Will Green Met Miss Estes
Mr. Hartwell
Mr. Estes
Young Estes
Miss Estes
Broughtonville
Newton County
Ex Speaker Elder Arraigned On Assault Charge
Ex speaker Hon. 8. M. Elder was arraigned before County Judge Canfield on assault and battery allegations. He posted $500 personal recognizance to appear and keep the peace. The incident stems from a dispute in which Elder's wife is accused of whacking a neighbor’s child and must face court.
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Clay Center Statesman
Clay Center
Neb
M. Elder
House of Representatives
Canfield
W. A. Sumner
Elder
Danube carries Glad Tidings delegates amid port mishap
The steamer Danube arrived with passengers from the missionary steamer Glad Tidings which left Port Townsend with 10 delegates to the Methodist conference in session here. Glad Tidings was struck by a rock and partly disabled. Also reports Guatemala’s response to the Mexico Guatemala dispute with a government blue book. National League and Western Association results from games in Pittsburg, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Omaha, Lincoln, and other cities are listed.
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Wilson
Stephenson
Bolan
Western Association
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Balz
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Heming
Snyder
St. Joseph
Peoria
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Roldinger
Brown
Treaty talks set for October in Washington
State Department official says Britain and the United States plan a commission to negotiate sealers claims in Bering Sea with delegates from Canada. Report from Victoria misread sealing terms. rule allowing ships to seal arms off British coast was ended as impracticable. British naval patrols will continue in the Bering Sea as authorities refine enforcement. Hazelton will stay at home.
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United States
Great Britain
Washington
Bering Sea
Canada
Victoria
Siianres
Japan
Paris
State Department
Venezuela
England
Unite States
Hazelton
Admiral Meade
Pique
Meade
White House
Ibis
Smalley
Mr. Hazelton
Famous Bull Hill Leader Dead in Colorado Clash
Jack Bmuith famed Bull Hill miners leader was killed by Marshal Jack Kelly of Altamont after a clash on Pine Creek Colorado. George Popat wounded as violence spreads through Victor and surrounding camps. Martial law looms and miners vow revenge amid a wave of terror and night-time shootings.
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Marshal Kelly
Altamont
Golu
Pine Creek
Colo
Jack Bmuith
Bull Hill
Jack Kelly
George Popat
Smith
Great
Jack Smith
Dan Foley
Victor
Popsi
Kelly
Grand Junction
Chief Whirlwind Drops Dead in Cheyenne Chief
Whirlwind the Cheyenne leader dies suddenly at Wicutta Kansas after hearing news of his favorite grandchild. He was famed for swift raids and royal lineage, his death signaling a shift toward younger tribal leadership.
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Wicutta
Kan
Black Kettle
Custer
Washita
Kansas City Silver League Forms to Promote Free Silver
The Kansas City Silver League was established after a mass meeting where a committee's report, unanimously adopted, created the organization. Charter members include leading local businessmen from both parties, all supporting the cause of free silver at the 16 to 1 ratio.
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Kansas City Silver League
Kansas City
Swiss Exposition at Geneva To Run May to October
Mr B H Ridgely United States consul at Geneva reports the Swiss national exposition will run in Geneva from May 1 to Oct 15 1496. He notes it will be a domestic affair with no foreign ex penditures and corrects earlier misstatements about its scope and period. Monterey Arrives at Panama Captain reports the coast defense vessel Monterey reached Panama from Acapulco in May.
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B. H. Ridgely
United States
Geneva
New York Herald
Mor ton Defends Silver Policy in Long Letter
Washington May 8 Secretary Morton replies to Denver financier James A Cherry defending his stance on silver and currency. He argues demand and use drive value, cites 1794 coinage and 1834 ratios, notes demonetization in 1858, and explains the rise of credit instruments over metallic money in modern commerce.
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New York
Bryan Will Speak Twice in Tennessee Demonstrations
Bryan will headline two major bimetallist demonstrations in Tennessee, speaking at Memphis on May 24 and Jackson on May 26. The Nebraska orator is set to address crowds in what supporters call a pivotal campaign event for the movement.
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Severalty
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Tenn
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Jackson
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska
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