JUDGE TERRY SLAIN IN CALIFORNIA TRAIN DINING ROOM
San Francisco reports the shooting death of Judge David S. Terry by United States Marshal David Nagle at Lathrop depot breakfast. Justice Field witnessed the incident. Nagle fired to protect Field as Terry attacked. Terry and his wife were central figures in California politics and a prior contempt case.
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Lasaror
Cal
Southern Overland
United States Supreme
Stephen J.field
David Nagle
David Terry
Judge Terry
Justice Field
Marshal Nagle
Nagle
United States
Walker
Tracy
Stockton
White
San Francisco
Trery
David S. Terry
Lathrop
Col
Stephen Field
United States All- Creme Court
Terry
Broderick
California
David 5
Supreme Court of California
Callifornia
Barsh Althea III
Sharon
Sharon Catats
Theim
Jostice Fisid
Nourt
Burda
Mra Torry
Rehe
Justice Fleid
Washington
St Judes
Fring
Chet
Polles
Justice 11Th
Jerry
Los Angeles
Dating House
Abe
Terry Rose
Trac
Miller
Anordur
Aleo
Sawyer
United States Circuit Court
Justoo Field
Terrry
Justice H Eld
Oakland Ferry
Palace Hotel
San Jacquin
Lathropeayn
T David ‘Nagle
Arizona
Tombstone
Bia
Franks
Forger J Frank Col Tom in police court waives exam
In Mise Arouts on August 18 J Frank Coltom the alleged forger appeared with counsel Hon E M Wilson who said the defense failed to get a week’s adjournment and Coltom would waive examination and leave the matter to the grand jury Wilson sought bail reduction from 110000 to 61000 but the lower amount was not obtained after arguments in court
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Mise Arouts
J. Frank Coltom
E. M. Wilson
Wilson
Long Street In 236% Wins Omni Bus Stakes at Moura Fane
The $2,500 a side, three year olds race over one and a half miles drew about 12,000 spectators in a cloudy, dusty Moura Fane meeting. Long Street In 236% led most of the race, with Proctor Knott and Sylvester among the contenders, as Salvator, Calémp, Lioness and Buddist trailed. The finish was a spirited stretch duel with Long Street prevailing by two lengths amid a sun break after showers.
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Mons Moura Fane
Long Street
Proctor Knott
Sylvester
Bugle
Longstreet
Salvator
Calémp Proctor Knott
Eric
Lioness
They
Salvatr
Liohead
Calient
Buddist
Buddlet
Longatrest
Longstreet Woods Through To Victory In Fast Race
In a swift finish at the track Longstreet surged to win by two lengths with Proctor Knott a head back, Salvator third, Buddhist fourth. The crowd cheered as the victor, Longstreet, gained daylight and claimed the prize amid a flurry of results across multiple races including Bradford and Burlington wins and other placings.
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Rorvoles
Longstreet
Salvator
Buddhist
Proctor Knott
Tine
Liohess
Erycé
Colient
Agen Leu Emery
Bradford
Britannic
Volunteer
Burlington
Lord Dalmeny
Devotee
Blish
Niagera
Connecca
Royal
Banner Bearer
Grenadier
Heathen
Duitess
Molten Coons A Religious Negro Craze Near Bessemer
Aug 19 report on a religious frenzy among Black residents near Bessemer and Birmingham. Tobias Jackson proclaims himself Daniel the Prophet and enlists three youths as Shadrack Meshach and Abednego, claiming they can pass through a furnace unscathed. They entered a furnace gate, but did not emerge. Jackson claims angels witnessed it and promises a return next Sunday.
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Bessemer
Birmington
Tobias Jackson
Daniel
Jackson
Shadrick
Meshack
Abendego
Nebuchednezzar
Nebuchednezzer
Israel
Legal complaints allege illegal appointments in Minneapolis
A civil service commission complaint filed in Wausaterox Aug 18 charges Podimanter Ankeny of Minneapolis with making illegal appointments. The document includes an affidavit detailing several cases, and the commission seeks further information as the grand jury remains in session.
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Llegal
Wausaterox
Civil Service Commission
Podimanter Ankeny
Minneapolis
Prize fighters and capital race stir Dakotas and Mississippi
A Mississippi source reports local resistance to charging the prize fighter case to state action and a grand jury debate over moving cases to a justice of the peace. Meanwhile Dakota and Minnesota press debate the capital’s location with Jamestown, Grand Forks, and Bismarck contending, amid party maneuvers and rumors of a temporary capital.
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Ellinger
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Harris
Queensbury
Charles Turner
Stockton
Cal
Paddy Gorman
Australia
Turner
San Francisco
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Pau
Dispatch
Grand Forks
Bismarck
Jamestown
Pioneer Press
Eslondale
Biomarck
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Grand Ramps
Mich
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Charles Brailey
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D. A. Sinclair
Sinclair
Goch
Sawatoga
National League of Republican Clubs
Congress Hall
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
League
Jos. A. Hirnchard
New York
Tennessee
Monmouth Park
Hacos
Duluth
Christian
Armour
Ial
Stevens
Ensign
Christi
Gaston
Therlington
Geto
New Yoas
Alexander ‘Brown Mott
Valentine Mott
Yonkers
Puavis
Miss
Kilralh
Alto Deen
Telegraphic News
Migatasippi
National League of Republican Clube
Saratoga
Monmouth Fark
Mississippi
Purvis
Marion County
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Thomas Anderson & Co
Dawson, Ky
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Laton Menser
Dennis Purdey
Springfield
London
Alice MacKenzie
Wilte Chapel
Preas
Jamestown Alert
Chantic Allent
Kett
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Fargo
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Mney
Mitchell Republican
North Dakota
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Devils Lake
O. Whipple
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Lohnes
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