Nevada District Attorney Slain by Son in Jealous Feud
Julian Guinan, 16, son of prominent Carron Rhystein, confessed to shooting Jones the district attorney in Reno. He said he fired to protect his father after witnessing a clash between Jones and Dr. Gunnar over Guinan's sister. The case follows rumors of threats and a high profile mint robbery trial in Nevada.
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Julian Guinin
Carron Rhystein
Sheenders
Sheri
Maken
Jones
Cansos
Nev
Ates Jones
D Gainan
Nevada
Jon
Young Guinan
Gunnar
Guinan
Julian
Reno
Carson
United States Court
United States Mint
Mystery in an Omaha Death Deepens The Case
Omaha reports the arrest of Caleb Sykes and Bryantov in connection with the murder of James Nichols, a Hamburg, Iowa grocer found dead in the Missouri River. Sykes claims Nichols was penniless, but investigators question his tale of robbery and lodging. Evidence includes a trunk, letters, and notarized testimony from Hamburg residents asserting Nichols was a prosperous, upright merchant deserving inquiry into murder.
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Groutr Nichols
Bron
Furman Street
Nichols
Sykes
Howe
Bryant
Fort Fisher Hero Admiral Riod Dies at 76
New York reports Admiral Alexander Garter Riyal dead in his New York home aged 76 after a five week confinement. He commanded the Lotasiua in the attack on Fort Fisher, aided by Lieutenant Preston and a loyal crew. The expedition, aided by Admiral Porter, is praised for perilous bravery, with sacrifice deemed essential if boarded.
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Bers
Fort Fisher
New York
Esteamier
Bru
Riod
Preston
Buminond
Gnicaco
Clarence New
G Company
Fort Sheridan
New
Captain Lovering
Hammond
Bequest For Mrs McKinley Fortune From Scotland
Bequest information from Warren Ohio reports a possible fortune in Scotland believed to belong to the Campbell family including Mrs McKinley mother of President McKinley. The property value runs into thousands of pounds though exact figures are not stated. A separate Berlin case involves a pension dispute with Ex chancellor Bigmarck’s former head forest keeper demanding an additional pension.
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Ars. McKineys
The
Times-Herald
Warren, O
Scotland
Campbell
McKinley
Alexander
John Campbell
Warren
Strince Hoeinaret
Berlin
Gangs
Bigmarck
Sachenwald
Tle
Plan to partition Bolivia alarms South American shores
A published dispatch warns of a three nation scheme by Chile Peru and Argentina to erase Bolivia from the map by war and alliance terms. Chile recalls its minister to Peru and appoints a Balmacedist to back Peru against Bolivia while offering Tacna and Arica back to Peru. Chile would arm Peru for the conflict.
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Chile
Peru
Argentina
Valparaiso
Bolivia
Senor Lira
Revolutionary Party
Senor Vicente Santa Cruz
Tacna
Arica
Russian minister Kotzebue relieved for ill health
Telegraphic summaries report M Kotzebue, the Russian minister to the United States, is relieved from his post at his own request due to ill health. Other items note Albert Wolters hanged at Fayetteville for murder, a deadly mine shaft fire near Antontienhuette, and several legal and political moves across the United States and Europe.
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United States
M. Kotzebue
Albert Wolters
Fayetteville
Charles Gibson
Antonienhuette
Silesia
Joseph E. Kelly
Great Falls
Stickney
Alexander Pesky
Beresford
Atlanta
Pelky
Sea of Azof
Dr. Abrahamovich
Reichsrath
Kathreyn
Madrid
Butayn
Ala
Bud Beard
Carrollton
Beard
Tuscaloosa
Barnes
Oklahoma
New York
Expert female health specialist warned against general practitioners
A physician warns that only a dedicated specialist can treat women’s delicate illnesses, urging readers to seek Dr. R V Pierce’s care at the Buffalo Invalids’ Hotel. The piece touts the Favorite Prescription and the famed Common Sense Medical Adviser, noting free consultations and extensive patient success. The endorsement includes a Manitoba reader’s testimonial and ordering details.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
J. Ferm
Douglas Station
Selkirk Co
Manitoba
Ely's Cream Balm Offered For Catarrh Cure Sample
A period advertisement offers ten cents for a mailed sample of Ely's Cream Balm a popular catarrh and hay fever remedy sold by Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street New York City. It cites endorsements from Rev John Reid Jr of Great Falls Mont and Rev Francis W Pools of Helena Mont plus a claim of positive cure when used as directed and notes the product contains no mercury or injurious drug with a 50 cent price.
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Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Francis W. Pools
Central Press Church
Helena, Mont
Coal Miners Return to Work Amid Strike and Chinese Labor Labor Debate
Five hundred Braceville coal miners ended a July strike returning to work at 7734 cents per ton with 19 cents wage gain and 50 cents per ton coal reductions. no rent during the strike. Debate grows over importing Chinese labor to fill strikers' places, with officials in Springfield and Governor Tanner cited on restrictions and security.
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Braceville
Brapwoop
Ill
Carbon Hill
Streater
W.D. Ryan
Springfield
Tanner
Tanner Springfield
Ils
Cartwright
Braidwood Fields
Chicago
Murderer Shoots Wife in New York Home
Charles Schlegel killed his wife Caroline with a gunshot behind the left ear in their East Seventy-seventh street residence. Death was rapid. He then wounded his left arm with a shoemaker's knife while attempting suicide and was arrested before completing his act.
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New York
Charles Schlegel
Caroline
East Seventy-seventh Street
Schlegel
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