Arabs Take Muscat and Oregon Deadlock Ends
A dispatch from Calcutta reports insurgents capturing large parts of Muscat forcing the sultan to flee the palace while the British residents are withdrawn. In Salem Oregon the Silver Men secure McBride for the U S Senate after a fierce three‑day dispute ending Dolph’s bid. A Ohio inquiry reports destitution in Hocking Valley with limited relief and mounting suffering.
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Dolph
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Unite States Senate
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Ile
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Prosperous merchant in Honolulu seeks relief amid seizure
In Honolulu a prosperous merchant named Solmaton reports his hands aiding street work to earn living after fearing government seizure of all property. An American, Cranstaun, is hosted by United States Consul Peterson as tension rises over alleged control by the Nawailan Government.
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Jorolulu
Solmaton
Cranstaun
United States
Peterson
Honolulu
Nawailan
Arkansas Hot Springs Fire Destroys City Block
A fierce blaze in Hot Springs Arkansas destroyed Ledgerwood Bakery and the I M Stundgkins residence, spreading within ten minutes to six more buildings including the Onobita Hotel and Oaklawn. Officials report about six dead with rumors of more, plus substantial property losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Onobita Hotel
Oaklawn
Mary Sammanson
Ledgerwood
Wing
Glenn Falls
N.Y
Ames
Hill
Chicago
Manister Grays Funeral Held In Union City
A special train bearing the Gray family arrived at Union City at 1 30. Large crowds lined stations along the route and thousands viewed the casket at Winchester. Business paused as buildings wore crepe and pictures of the minister surrounded by mourning. The casket was borne on a decorated bier to the opera house where Rev D A McDonald preached. Interment followed with Mrs Gray and relatives departing for Indianapolis.
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Special
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Morse
Une
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ID. A. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Many Millions Involved In Edwards Heirs Suit In New York
Mrs W T Leach of Louisville press claims as heir to Robert Edwards estate valued up to 500 million to 1 billion. Twenty four heirs include Chief Justice Fuller. Property traced to Battery front, Broadway areas, Hudson River lands, Jersey City, Troy, and Aberdeen Ohio. Leases to English government allegedly expired, positing reversion to heirs.
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Robert Edwards
New York
W. T. Leach
Louisville
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Eltins
King
Weekly Review Of Trade And Rail Earnings In New York
Irregular weekly financials show bond issue confidence revival. Cotton tools steady. hogs pork and iron steady to higher. Wheat corn and sugar rise modestly. wool flat. US wheat stocks national totals lower due to holidays. 185 railroads report gross $897,828,02 and net $207,078,872 for year. eastern roads gain 8 percent, southern roads decline under 1 percent. Southwestern and Pavule markets worst with 25.8 and 19.8 percent drops.
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Seattle
Telegram Nissingt
Isvs
Pavutle
Rothschilds and Morgan Lead Record Bond Bid Rush
London reports Rothschild and J P Morgan & Co lead a bond syndicate selling new four percent bonds. Subscriptions closed in hours and were covered many times over in London and New York. JP Morgan deposited funds with the treasury amid efforts to reassure gold reserve policy.
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Europe
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Dual Government Threats Rise After Legislature Adjourns
KOLD reports Kell backers push for a contested governorship to seed a dual Montgomery government after the Legislature failed to pass a contest. Gov Oates pledges prompt action to defend the law and prevent upheaval while broader unrest and violence unfold in other regional items.
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Alabarma
Montgomery
Alu
Montysmacy
Kell
Roth
Birmingham
Tribune
Kolb
Gov. Oates
Rurer
Prison Break, Robbery Report From County Jail Scene
Reported escape by two prisoners Willian and Adanga using pocket knives at Town City jail. Main Tamber Company's safe blown at Tutin Kitt. dynamite and weapons found on escapees. local sheriff captured suspects at Wilton. Illinois divorce bill harmed in General Assembly. White of Whiteside County blamed for opposing the measure.
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Willian
Adanga
Tamber Company
Tutin Kitt
Crine
Wilton
Einvois
Whiteside Gonaty
Thom
Wlinois
Hlaamie
Froud Charged and Venue Fight in Spencer Case
The case Spencer vs. Des Moines Insurance Company saw a change of venue request argued before Judge Birdsall. The tale centers on alleged arson to burn Spencer’s barn to collect insurance, a prior trial favoring the insurer, and ongoing defense to transfer the case out of the county. Alvin J. McCrary named judge for first district, succeeding Casey, with McCrary a Keokuk attorney and cousin of ex Secretary of War George W. Merary. Stolen jewelry recovered in part from a farm. suspects linked to the Payee jewelry store burglary.
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Harry N. Spencer
Spencer
Des Moines
Birdsall
Mort Dodge
Curses
Jackson
Alvin J. McCrary
Noukuk
M. Casey
George W. Merary
Hayes
United States
Tie
van Bueren County
Iowa
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Thy
Keokuk
Chasey Adie
Fort Madison
Furs
Ussea Tri
Lefure Pudge
Casey Gud Nyt Dechlud
Payee
Jeselry Wa
Shallel
Des Moines Murder and County Legal Turmoil Rises
A chaotic Des Moines report details multiple crimes including a fatal shooting near Clinton and a large counterfeiting find. It notes jail terms, grand jury actions, and debates over constitutional power and municipal finances amid water shortages and court cases.
Saloon Legal Outcast Case Dismissed by Judge Chitroke
A distorted report describes Judge Chitroke dismissing charges against Garrall saloon operators tied to Gesew Hynes fu. The court rejected the At list claim and upheld that liquor sales under the law remained illegal, resulting in the case being thrown out and the operators branded as outcasts despite liquor laws.
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Hany
Chitroke
Des Moines Mayor Trial Aims Gambling Monopoly Claims
Des Moines prosecutors allege Mayor Keita Deltty conspired with gamblers to monopolize gambling at the city’s race track. Witnesses say the mayor sanctioned pool and wheel of fortune operations under court authorization, but evidence shows no prior monopoly or gambling license.
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L.A. Davies
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Tient
Mate
Pt Davies
Omlears
Mayer
Courtesl
Gant Blr
Che
Damages Sought in Suit Against Railroad for Fire Loss
In Ot Tumis district court the case seeks 80000 dollars from the Milwaukee Road for fire damage at the Thatshiog drill factory on September 5 1801 blamed on a spark from a locomotive. The action names prominent railroad and disposal attorneys among attendees. a hotly contested trial is anticipated.
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Wahast and
Milwaukee Railroad
Ot- Tumis
Wlogomotive
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