Mysterious death in Newark linked to shooting claim
J Dailey known as Fay died at a Newark hospital amid police inquiry. He said a negro farm hand shot him near Martinsburg West Virginia while he crossed a field. An abscess formed over the wound and caused his death. Dailey, son of wealthy parents, travelled under the name Fay to hide from relatives.
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China cabinet praised for unique mouldings and glass
The piece is celebrated for its exquisite mouldings with Colonial carving along the frieze. Curved glass on cabinet doors enhances appeal while independent closets, adjustable grooved shelves, and a full back of French plate glass complete the design.
Race troubles flare in Texas counties prompt notices
The unrest spreading through the county and into Red River and Delta counties has raised fears of more deaths. Notices were posted warning Black residents to leave Red River County. Sheriff Barks arrested five people connected to outrages in Detroit, attributed to political agitators. Paris, Texas, October 8 reports ongoing race trouble.
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Freight Train Lost Between Denver and Pueblo
A Santa Fe freight train disappeared at midnight between Denver and Pueblo and lay wrecked in a ditch fifteen miles from Pueblo. The engineer and fireman were killed, and Brake Man McCune also died. A Rio Grande wrecking crew is en route to the scene. The engineer and fireman’s names were not released.
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Death From A Rattler Near Knucklesville Alabama
Two Ashmore children aged five and seven were killed by a rattlesnake discovered under an overturned log while playing in the woods near Knucklesville Alabama. The girl was bitten first and her brother, who attempted to help, received two bites. They died after suffering severe pain despite domestic remedies.
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Stabbed his enemy in Columpus search ends in fatal clash
Michael Peffer a carriage trimmer at 28044 West Broad Street suspected his wife entertained a male visitor. After forcing open a locked door he found Joseph Waeger a young German in a closet. Peffer drew a knife and a desperate fight began Waeger was probably fatally stabbed.
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Rejected Challenge Proposed for a Joint Debate
In a Friday Morning Post notice the Post challenges the Record and the Advertiser to a public joint discussion of campaign issues. It details format rules, aims for full exchange of statements, and notes skepticism over Republican reluctance to debate.
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Democratic Voices Call for Debate Over Record Refusal
Prominent Democrats including Daniel F. Puckley Nathaniel G. Robinson James Donovan and others condemn the Record for refusing to engage with the Post's debate challenge. They argue that free discussion on tariff finance and campaign issues would reveal Republican weakness and inform voters.
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Senator McNary Predicts Democratic Sweep in Boston
Senator McNary in his Boston parlor vowed a broad victory for Democrats with Cleveland president and Russell governor. He foresaw his own Congress seat, warned of an independent candidacy by McEttrick, and exposed alleged brewer backing and liquor license ties to Atwood, McEttrick, and Commissioner Osborne in a Boston political plot.
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Lockout Threat Hits Boston Garment Workers
Boston garments face a large lockout as the Clothing Contractors' Association and United Garment Workers' Union clash over wages. About two thousand workers may lose jobs as contractors prepare to lock doors to union labor after an Oct 9 ultimatum.
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