Murder Will Out in Norwich Poisoning Case
Detective work uncovers a witness in a Norwich Connecticut poison murder case. The husband, now remarried and jailed after arrest near New London, faces trial with a chain of evidence. Officials urge careful prosecutions to avoid wrongful conviction while seeking swift justice.
Kansas Population and Economy Surged Since War End
Postwar growth shows Kansas population rising from 135,807 to 930,000. Property assessed value climbs to 144,930,279 dollars, railways exceed 2,600 miles, schools grow from 603 to about 5,000. Newspapers rise from 37 to 275, acres under cultivation jump to 7,769,926, wheat output exceeds 32 million bushels, and corn production tops 100 million bushels.
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Turbulent Buccaramagua Bank Raid and Aftermath
A riot in Buccaramagua United States of Columbia ends four days of terror as ruffians sack the only bank, kill and wound defenders, and burn buildings until Communists are subdued. Coal price moves face mixed progress with some firms raising twenty five cents per ton. Charles H Boylan is arrested for bigamy amid a two-wife scandal in New York. A cotton gin boiler explosion near Middleburg North Carolina leaves three black victims dead and mangled.
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Irrepressible Conflict and Injustice Framing Present Crisis
A summary of critiques on landlord tenant strife and economic grievances. Notes a Cork meeting held Sunday to discuss the crisis, highlighting public sentiment and calls for reform amid widespread hardship and political tension.
Mass meeting in Cork backs land reform and Home Rule
Fifteen thousand attend in Cork as William Shaw praises Gladstone's land act and tenants rights. Parnell says tenants need no Parliament and should rely on passive resistance. Colthurst McKenna Smyth and other Home Rule MPs rally against English governance.
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William Shaw
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Col. Colthurst
Joseph McKenna
Patrick J. Smyth
England's Land Crisis Prompts Calls for Reform and Revolution
A London to New York World letter discusses an impending English land struggle likened to a slavery conflict. The piece cites land ownership concentration, proposed peasant proprietorships, and potential revolution as government and public opinion shift under pressure from farmers, trade debates, and political figures including Beaconsfield and Bright.
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Captive Cetewayo in Cape Town Expresses View of English Rule
Cetewayo arrives in Cape Town in European clothes and complains of loneliness. He requests ten more wives, is promised consideration but likely to be refused. The king, kept in the castle, mocks English civilization, apologizes for past actions, and awaits final disposition of his fate. John Dunn is named district chief in Zululand and bans missionaries from his district.
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Uprising in Bucaramanga Ends Four Days of Terror
Advices from Panama dated September 25 report Communists uprising in Bucaramanga Santander. Alcade Pedro Callezos led mob sacking the bank and other firms, killing and wounding defenders, then firing and withdrawing. Gen Wilches routed the robbers and captured several, with principal leader Collazos escaping. Several merchants killed and German consul among the wounded. bodies left unburied. Order restored after four days of alarm.
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Christian Geoelkel
Herman Hederich
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Martias Mutter
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British Camp Repulses Attack at Shutar gardan
In Simia on Oct 5 a British camp at Shutargardan Pass repulsed an assault by independent tribes with twenty killed. The Third Sikh Regiment and Twenty-fifth Punjabis hold a fortified position as Roberts rejects the Ameer's plea to delay toward Cabul amid Afghan fears. Gen Gouch reaches Basawal. Gen Tittler prepares an expedition to avenge Lieut Kinloch's murder.
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Plans of the Chilians in Peru Crisis
A Panama letter reports Peru’s finances in collapse with the Finance Minister resigning. The successor faces a dire situation and church property may be taxed or confiscated for the state. Admiral Reballedo resumes command of the Chilean fleet and plans a vigorous campaign including destroying Callao dock and seizing Peruvian ships.
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Burglary and murders stain New York news
A burglar stabbed a householder during a break in and was captured. An Italian murderer admitted jealousy as the motive. A 15 year old shot his 11 year old playmate. the wound likely fatal. Police pursued missing Bermuda merchant Edward Crowley and seized the Epsom Cup for duties.
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Weber
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FE. H. Hempel
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Unitarian Conference Deliberates on Belief Statement
Dr Hill from Portland reports on a historical Unitarian belief statement not a creed and asks publication in the Christian Register with action deferred to next conference. Rev Crowningshield presents an essay on immortality as moral incentive before Dr Briggs of Cambridge delivers the closing sermon.
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Riddle Suspected in Wife Murder Case in Norwich
William B. Riddle, jailed in Norwich under police guard, is accused of wife poisoning amid reports of a tumultuous marriage to a Gristol girl. City officials cite circumstantial evidence, noting his secret remarriage, extreme grief, and suspicious plans to leave town. Mrs Riddle's grave will be opened Monday in New Haven with Yale expert supervision.
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New Haven
Sprague Scandal: Chaffee versus Gov Sprague at Canonchet
Providence reports a dispute over control of the Sprague estate at Canonchet Narragansett Pier. Zachariah Chaffee, trustee, demands admission and vows legal action to compel vacating the mansion. Sprague's advisers link the move to political aims and Conkling, while public sentiment builds around Governor Sprague's stance.
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Labor Troubles in New England Mills and Western Strikes
The report covers spinners in Fall River debating return to work with a suggested body resumption and weekly pay. St Louis chairmakers strike spreads while most moulders, cigarmakers, and other workers accept terms. Falls River plans to pay by piece next day. Wyoming troops mobilize amid Indian threats with Utes near mines and mass fire damage and mass killings at White River Agency.
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Maine Unitarian Conference Concludes in Kennebunk
The Maine Unitarian State Conference closed its annual session at Kennebunk with large attendance. Rev. C F Dale of Boston preached on For Christ pleased not Himself. The conference organized the next morning. Reports highlighted interest in liberal Christianity at Brunswick Presque Isle and Standish. Expenses were 445 dollars. The drive to raise 3600 dollars for State missionary Dr. Sheldon received pledges of support. Rev. Mr. Allen presented an essay on.
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Walrus Slaughter by Whalers Threatens Eskimo Hunger
Captain Eben ezer Nye reports off Cape Lisburne that whalers have killed thousands of walrus this season, leaving only about 11 000 secured from over 30 000 killed. Eskimo populations on St Lawrence Island suffer mass starvation as dogs, tents, and boats are eaten. vessels Mount Wollaston and Rainbow, under Capt Bernard Cogan, avoided walrus this year.
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Vermont Town Backs Prohibition Tightening Protests
In Battleboro Vermont business leaders push to close all hotels and bars on October 16 preventing receipt sale or use of spirituous liquors in the county. The move follows recent liquor prosecutions and heavy fines for hotel and saloon keepers and may spread to other Vermont communities seeking an acceptable license law.
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O'Leary belt six days race opens in New York crowd strong
In New York on October 5 a large crowd gathered as 35 contenders prepared to start at 1 AM for the six days walk for the O'Leary belt. First prize is 35,000 with runners up paid 2,000 1,000 and 500. Early betting favored Blower Brown and several others while excise laws were ignored as the event kicked off.
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Haste a Nice Young Man
Miss Carrie McLaughlin 18 wed Charlie Lewis after a brief courtship then learned he is Charles H Boylan also married to Catharine Eliza Ellis. A second wife claims the man, leading to arrest and a Harlem jail hearing amid family feuds and fear for Mrs Lewis’s health.
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Coal combine collapses as key railroads balk
A Philadelphia dispatch reports the proposed coal cartel facing failure as the Pennsylvania Railroad refuses to sign, with Lehigh Valley Rail Road delaying unless Penn signs. Company presidents deny involvement while Lackawanna Wilkesbarre Reading push price hikes of 20 to 25 cents per ton.
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Balloon Disaster Over San Francisco Kills One Aviator
Prof Cosgrove and C H Williams attempted a garden ascent in gale force wind. The balloon tore telegraph wires, broke, and the bag ripped. Williams died from facial and head injuries while Cosgrove survived with severe internal injuries. The event caused a public uproar over balloon safety.
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Fires sweep New England farms and towns on Oct. 4
On October 4 fires ravaged multiple properties from Norfock New York to Lowell Massachusetts. John Tiernan’s farm barns were destroyed by intense flames with no rain expected. Wall Little’s farm in Irasburgh, Vermont, lost house, barn and tools for about 3000 dollars. W & G Watts store in Saint John New Brunswick burned with two thirds stock saved damaged. Mrs. Sarah Walbridge’s Norwich Vermont barn and part of house burned with 800 dollar loss. Benjamin Jenkins dwelling in Lyndonville Vermont burned with 660 dollars insured. Gale’s saw mill near Deimwraces with 12 000 to 15 000 dollars loss. A cottage on Brandt street Lowell Massachusetts burned for 250 dollars with no insurance.
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Lyndonville
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Gale
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Double Tragedy In New Haven Sister Poisoning
New Haven Conn Oct 4 Mrs Martha Baldwin poisons her imbecile widowed sister Mrs Dickerman then poisons herself Both likely to die Mrs Baldwin separated from her husband had been paid for ten years by the sister's conservator for care She laid out grave clothes before the act and feared parting with her sister under the loss of stipend. Both women over 50 were once prominent socially.
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Mining Disaster in Tioga Mine Claims One Life
A mining accident at Tioga Mine California on October 4 during lowering of the 6 o clock shift left one dead and eight seriously injured. Among the injured are Pat Bannon Sam Marston French and Manuel Alvars with critical injuries. The physician expects all the wounded to die and the Miners Union Hall mourns as in past disasters.
Balloon mystery deepens as search fails in Macoupin area
The Girard based report says no trace of the missing balloon or occupants was found in Macoupin Creek bottom, nor south of Springfield. Observers saw the craft Sunday night east of Girard, scattering circulars later picked up. Circles were also found near Illiopolis on the Wabash line between Springfield and Decatur.
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Armory Clerk Notice from Boston 1819
By order of the commander GEO. ff. ALLEN Clerk A. and H. A. C. Armory Boston dated September 30, 1819.
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Postal Changes in New England and New Postmasters Named
A weekly postal update lists new establishments and appointments. Morcan Centre in Orleans county Vermont is established with Frederick A. Gay as postmaster, Benny Berg in York county Maine is discontinued, and postmasters are appointed to Prospect Ferry Maine Julius W. Baker Ripton Vermont Egbert H. Robinson West Charleston Vermont and Clifford W. Ferry Granby Massachusetts.
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Memphis Health Board Reports Six Cases and Four Deaths
Six cases of fever include L. B. Lindgren J. M. Higgins Thomas Green Ed Waikman and Mrs R H Whitmore. Four deaths occurred since last night Joseph Lagratta Annie Johns Mrs W G Nicholson and Henry Holmes. Higgins died tonight at seven o clock. Temperature ranged 87 to 90.
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Double Murder Report From Covelo Case
A man named Mc Pherson who had lived apart from his wife returned to Covelo and killed her after failing to persuade her to reunite. Local parties who tried to arrest him fired. he was shot dead in return fire. The dispatch comes from Ukeah Medi medicine county via a San Francisco desk.
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Moody and Sankey Begin Cleveland Tabernacle Meetings
Moody and Sankey opened a series of meetings at the Cleveland Tabernacle this afternoon and Moody preached to a vast audience this evening. Rev. Joseph Cook spoke at an overflow gathering in a city church.
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Prairie fires threaten property and life in Minnesota
St. Paul reports fires are almost daily in points northwest, destructive to property and life as Prairie fires spread.
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Desperate clash ends near St. Louis street corner
Str. Louis scene recounts a tense late encounter between George Long a Baptist preacher and Frank Goddy a man of unknown affiliation. Police reported a struggle ending with both parties alive, injuries not yet specified. Eyewitnesses described a heated confrontation and a rapid departure by both men.
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