Brady and Dorsey to Have Another Trial in Star Route Case
The Star route prosecutions resume with judge Wylie weighing bail for Berdell and Miner, as the government gears up for a new trial date. Bail denied for the two convicted defendants. a fresh trial for Berdell and Miner is set, with potential retrials for Brady and Dorsey on November 6 or the first Monday in December.
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Washington
Wylie
Messrs. Beidell
Miner
Messrs. Henkel
McSweeney
Ingersoll
Berdell
Messrs
Beidell
Merrick
Brady Dorsey
Ordell
Essrs
Henkle
Wilson
Ngersoll
McCook
Corkhill
Star
McLane
Maryland
Holmes
F. H. Falls
Falls
Brewster
Cameron
Kellogg
Jere Wilson
Star Route Defence
Walsh
Brady
Price
Dickson
Department of Justice
Department
Star Route
Jewster
Star Route Organ
War Tonight
William Brown
Dorsey
Elloy
William Dickson
Governent
Waite
Rte Ls Wylie
Hinckle
Govermont
Rerdell
der Carsiege
Rumor of Defense Letters Before New Trial Causes Unease
A rumor claims a letter from a prominent defendant to a juror, labeled as a jury fixer, warns of uncomfortable facts before a new trial. Efforts to verify yielded only that a responsible person asserts possession of such a letter and promises its use in time.
Wandering Bartholomew returns after thirty years apart
In Chicago a remarkable Enoch Arden like tale unfolds as Bartholomew Frederick Lloyd reappears after years wandering from California to Australia, South Africa and Africa’s Guinea coast. He claims identity with his son Horace, who believed a massacre occurred. The mother, Mrs. Lloyd, now aged and ill, demands full truth about his travels and any second marriage.
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ChHicaGo
Chicago
Enoch Arden
Bartholomew Frederick Lloyd
Horace
California
South Ann Street
Horace Lloyd
Fort Laramie
Australia
South Africa
Guinea
Africa
Cairo
Alexandria
America
New York
Swindling the Grangers by a Professor Stockbridge
A neat dressed swindler posing as Professor Stockbridge of Amherst hoodwinked farmers near New London New London September 12. He analyzed soil to advise crops and fertilizers while locating gold mines. He enlisted Albert H. Comstock to recruit victims for a cut of profits. One farmer paid $110 on a lead to a supposed $30,000 sale. the ruse collapsed as debts mounted and the pair vanished.
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New Londown
Professor Stockbridge
Amherst
Albert H. Comstock
Navy Yard
Comstock
Thames
Stockbridge
New York
Gan
Central Railroad Cashier Absconds With 40000
Dwight Lathrop assistant cashier of the Central Railroad of New Jersey fled with about 40000 in company funds. He is son of Henry Lathrop of Northampton Massachusetts and disappeared after a deficit was found. An accomplice described as a 30 year old Staten Island woman accompanied him. He intended to alter deposit tickets and steal the difference. Attempts to settle with his father failed and his whereabouts are unknown.
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New York
The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Dwight
Lathrop
Henry 8. Lathrop
Northampton
Mass
Staten Island
Yellow fever outbreak reaches Mier Mexico
Yellow fever of malignant type has broken out at Mier, Mex thirty five miles from Laredo. The fever was brought to the town from Matamoras by a merchandise shipment. Inhabitants are evacuating, and all towns have quarantined against Mier on the Rio Grande.
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Loredo
Tex
Mier
Mex
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Accident at stove works ends life of Cleveland engineer
Cleveland September 18 An accident at the Cleveland Co operative Stove Works killed Engineer Frank B Leevoke about 36. He was shifting a belt in the moulding room when his clothing caught in the arena. The machinery was halted but both legs and arms were severed and the body crushed. He leaves a wife and one child. The company cites carelessness from familiarity with dangerous machinery.
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Cleveland
Frank B. Leevoke
Cleveland Co-operative Stove Works
Leevoke
Murderous Train Robbers in the West
Near Vinita Oklahoma Territory two robbers boarded a northbound Missouri Pacific train. An armed detective riding with the train killed one attacker and captured the other after a pistol shot wounded Conductor Warren in the face. The conductor was badly hurt but the train continued north.
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Vinita
L. T
Missouri Pacific
Adams Express
Warren
Elopement Sparks Storm Romance in Great Barrington
Great Barrington Mass September 18 Miss Jennie Brown aged 18 and Charles King eloped from Housatonic during a rain storm Tuesday. Jennie left a letter for her mother stating she had chosen to marry King. Jennie formerly worked in a mill and later in millinery and dressmaking. King is described as poor with no clear motive given. Village gossips buzz over the affair.
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Housatonic
Great Barrington
Mass
Jennie Brown
Charles King
Jennie
King
Great Council of Red Men Elects New Officers
At the Great Council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men in Easton Pennsylvania on September 14 officers were elected Great Incohonee George B.… of Maryland Great Senior Sagamore W. H. Hyrgomous of Tennessee Junior Sagamore Gregory of Indiana Prophet Adam Smith of California Chief of Records Joshua Maris of Delaware Keeper of Wampum Joseph Pyle of Delaware Atlantic City chosen for next session location.
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Easton
Penn
Great Council of the
United States
Incohenee
George B. Goliceh
Maryland
Jereat Senior
Sagamore
W. H. Hyrogemous
Tennesee
Atunior Sagamore
Gregory
Indiana
Adam Smith
California
Cip
Joshua Maris
Delaware
Wampum
Joseph Pyle
Atlantic City
Monster locomotive debuts from Port Huron shops
Detroit dispatch reports the first of ten Grand Trunk locomotives for the Port Huron to Chicago line rolled out of Port Huron works on Thursday morning. The engine measures 59 feet in length and 16½ feet to the smoke stack, with six foot drive wheels and 18 by 24 inch cylinders.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk Railroad
Port Huron
Chicago
St. Louis Negroes Accept Separate School Plan
St. Louis Sept 18 The unrest among East St. Louis black residents over school policy eased as they agreed to enroll their children in spare schools provided under the Schard plan, resolving the dispute.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Schard
A Swindler's Operations Exposed in City Scams
A swindler using the alias Julius Bernstein of 326 Plum Street operates by buying produce at various addresses, leaving unpaid invoices. The firm or individual behind these transactions does not exist, and residents report scams targeting local merchants.
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Crnemynatr
Julius Bernstein
Plum Street
Farmer Brutally Murdered Near Troy in Rooxport
John Nethans a farmer near Troy Rooxport Ind was murdered and robbed by two masked men Tuesday His wife escaped through a window jumped to safety hiding in a coop after the attack Local police investigate the brutal crime and search for suspects
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Rooxport
Ind
John Nethans
Troy
This County
A Circular Offering Help to Defaulters Stirs Banks
A sensational circular claimed to offer to cancel debts of $85,000 for young men who stole money and fell on hard times. It was reportedly distributed to bankers in New York and examined by inspectors Knox and Lynch, who traced to alleged culprits at an address on Crescent Place. The anonymous plan promised large sums via Stepney depot Connecticut style, while embedding a moral warning about dishonesty.
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Grob
Fall River
Stepney Depot
cConn
Balance
Chelsea
Connecticut
Bob Ingersol
New York City
Father Lynch on Ireland Tells Flock His Impressions
North Adams priest Rev. Charles Lynch returned from Ireland amid controversy stirred by claims of land eviction by a Jersey City writer. Lynch denies the allegations, cites letters from Kilnacroft, and speaks on Irish tenant farmers, rents, courts, land improvement, weather, and the ballot. He says farmers can challenge rents in equity courts and asserts the ballot empowers independence from landlords.
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Charles Lynch
North Adams
Ireland
Thomas Gillick
Jersey City
Father Leneh
Illick
Father Lynch
Toto
Responsible Po
Kilnacroft
County Cavan
Effec
Trampled By Horse Incident In Waltham Street
Otis R. Blood was thrown from a large horse on Church street while aiding C. W. Bemis and suffered internal injuries and severe bruising. The horse then bolted, crashing into a nearby carriage, overturning it and injuring a Newton woman. The horse was soon captured and no further damage occurred.
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Otis R. Blood
C. W. Bemis
Church Street
Waltham
Mr. Blood
Carrige
Main Street
Newton
Murderous Work in Colorado
Denver dispatch reports George Nesbitt, a ranchman from Tulerosa canyon, left for Los Orinces in a wagon with his wife Miss Woods and a stranger. The bodies of the two women and the stranger were found yesterday. Nesbitt and the team have not been seen since, and authorities suspect Nesbitt killed them after drinking.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
The
Republican
Las Vegas
N. M
George Nesbitt
Tulerosa Canyon
Los Orinces
Miss Woods
Nesbitt
Sheriff Candidate Murder Sparks Sierra County Chase
A Truckee dispatch reports J. B. Campbell Republican sheriff candidate for Sierra county shot and killed at ecole Sierra valley by a man named Stubbs. The murder is tied to the heated political contest and over 200 men search the area for the killer.
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San Francisco
J. B. Campbell
Sierra County
Stubbs
Ecole
Sierra Valley
Hog Theft Trial Over Half Million Hogs At Stake
Manson McMullen and James and Jeremiah Shehan stand trial for stealing hogs valued at about half a million dollars from Phil Armour. Michael Hart, once a confederate, has turned state's evidence and is imprisoned in the penitentiary.
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Manson McMullen
James
Jeremiah Shehan
Phil Armour
Union
Michael Hart
Wreck of a Pennsylvania Freight Train
A freight train on the Philadelphia & Erie railroad near Watertown broke an axle on Saturday. Fourteen cars derailed. One man named Zerby was killed and another man, not identified, was slightly injured. Both were riding illegally.
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Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Penn
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Watertown
Zerby
Fire Destroys Hay Barn and Adjacent Businesses in San Francisco
A Saturday fire on Fourth Street between King and Berry burned a large hay barn and its contents and damaged nearby properties including a smear-packing plant a grocery and saloon a blacksmith shop and a cigar box factory. Losses total between 30000 and 40000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fourth Street
King and Berry
Plunger Walton Wins 26000 At Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay a special sweepstakes saw Plunger Walton credited with winning 26000 in a field featuring Barrett Giroffe and Bootjack. Barrett was the favorite at 1000 to 8800 in the pool.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Barrett
Giroffe
Bootjack
Walton
New Comet Found by Barnard in Gemini Constellation
Professor Barnard of Nashville reports the discovery of a bright comet in Gemini near Lambda. The discovery was telegraphed to H. H. Warner of Rochester. The comet's direction has not yet been determined.
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Rochrster
N. Y
Fe.be. Barnard
Nashville
Tenn
H. H. Warner
Gemini
Man Fatally Burned After Fall Into Oil Vat
In Milford Conn a worker named Alborn employed at George W Miles & Co oil factory fell into a vat of hot oil and died from his injuries. The accident occurred Thursday at the Milford plant.
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New Haven
Conn
Alborn
George W. Miles & Co
Milford
Fire Devours Crescent Mills and Elevator at Denver
A Tuesday blaze destroyed the Crescent Mills and elevator in Denver, the state’s largest facility of its kind. Loss is estimated at 2265,000 with full insurance coverage. Fire originated from an adjoining lime kiln.
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Denver
Crescent Mills
Burning Accident at Peabody Hospitalized After Lamp Fire
Mrs. John P. Fernald of Peabody descended stairs with a lighted lamp when she tripped. The lamp broke, oil caught fire, severely burning her face and causing a broken arm. Local doctors treated her burns and injuries.
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Peabody
John P. Fernald
Georgian Visitor Robbed in Ellot Street Saloon
William Estelle recently arrived from Georgia met Timothy Renney known as Qutchy in a saloon on Ellot street. He was robbed of money and a diamond ring during the encounter with Renney and two companions, Wigompady and others.
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William Estelle
Georgia
Timothy Renney Cowards
Qutchy
Ellot Tryst
Wigompady
Sudden Deaths Cause and Rise of Mysterious Visitations
A column cites a surge of sudden deaths among prominent figures worldwide, attributing them to underlying tissue degeneration and kidney disorders. It argues these illnesses begin subtly with symptoms like headaches, dizziness, digestive issues, and nervous irritability, then progress to rapid, fatal outcomes unless kidneys are treated. The piece endorses Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as the sole remedy proven to support kidney function and prevent sudden death.
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Telegraph
Horace Maynard
P. M
Turkey
Henry W. Longfellow
Ralph, Waldo Emerson
L. 8. Weed
Brooklyn
John P. Newman
D. D
General Grant
Madison Avenue
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Chicago
Clarkson N. Potter
Thomas Allen
Darwin
Thomas Carlyle
Skobeloff
Illiam Roberts
Royal College of Physicians
London
Eng
Longfellow
Emerson
Beecher
Warner
Sir Garnet Wolseley Native Dublin Soldier of many wars
Sir Garnet Wolseley born in Dublin in 1888 pursued a long military career across Burma Crimea Lucknow China Canada Ashantee Natal and Zulu campaigns. He earned promotions and honors including knight commander of the Bath and the Legion of Honor for his service and leadership in multiple colonial conflicts.
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Garnet Wolseley
Dublin
Wolseley
William III
Burmah
Crimea
Lane
India
Lord Clyde
Lucknow
Khoorsheyd Muntel Tower
Hope Grant
China
Tako
Tekin
Canada
Boston
Red River
Riel
Fort Garr
Manitoba
Ashanteearnet
Sir Garnet Wolseley
England
Lord Chelmsford
South Africa
Isaulliwana
Natal
Ulundi
Bath
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Princess Louise Slightly Injured in Train Collision
SAN FRANCISCO on September 18 the special train carrying the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise struck a yard engine at Port Costa while rounding a curve. The Princess sustained slight bruises, no others injured, and the train reached San Francisco fifty minutes late.
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Princess Louise
San Francisco
Marquis of Lorne
Port Costa
Nickel Plated Road to Begin Operation October 15
Chicago September 18 Vice President Caldwell announces the Nickel plated road will begin operation on October 15. He cites a dilemma over prohibiting interstate construction and states efforts to advance the line despite regulatory hurdles.
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Cuhicago
Ill
Caldwell
Egin Opera Airass
Steslan
Finance and Commerce on State Street in 1882
Boston money market shows little change with banks lending mainly to regular customers at 6.7 percent while prime notes trade at 44 per cent and collateral loans at 6 7 percent. Gold imports and a steady stock market temper buoy prices, with New York funds discounted and government bonds firm as Wall Street shifts toward new issues.
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State Street
Boston
Prime Corporation
New York
Bank of England
Egypt
Secretary of the Treasury
Stock Exchange
Guiek
Catalpa
Crescent
Wisconsin Central
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Serip
Northern Pacific
Ipublic
Messrs. Brewster, Basset & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
New York Syndicate
New
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Canada Southern
Isouri
Kansas
Texas
Delaware & Hudsontario & Western
Central Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Reading
Pacific Mail
Canada
Southern
Northwe Ichigan
Central
Louisville & Nashul
Omaha
Prices of Stocks and Bonds at 2 30 P M
Prices of stocks and bonds across railroads banks and mining firms listed with bid and asked quotes at 2 30 PM. Names include Boston Boston & Maine Chicago Burlington and Quincy New York New Haven Union Pacific Eastern Central Pacific and other regional issues with varied yields and par values.
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Bia
Bos& Maine
Oston
Kos & Frey
Brookline
Ohi
Boylston
Maverick
Eastern
Hirenbure
A. T&s
Rutland
Rutlandcom
Summit Br
Union Pac
Ati Me&spisilia
T. Deies
Wis Central
H& Ews
Allouez
Tlantic
Trunenk An
Heela
St Louis
St Pots
SE Divinc
F&p Mar
Searers OS
F&p Mar Prf
Lre&fs
Bonanza
la & McRiy
Crescent
H & On
San Ped Sa Centra
Bos & Lowell
PePpat
Boston Markets Commercial Matters Report on Apples and Beans
Commercial matters from Boston markets show apples in plentiful supply with sales from 150 to 146 per barrel for various grades. Beans remain quiet with Yellow Eyes easier and Kidneys dull. Quotations include Northern Pea, hand picked at 83 to 40 per bush, improved Yellow aid at 0 to 40 per bush, and other mixed lot prices amid limited contracts and unsettled activity.
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Ufe Roth
Choice
New York
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Colm
Mmee
Cumberland
Chicago
Barreia
Padgee
Sicily
Sfe
Optamis
Bond
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Arcust County
Island
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Hake
Pollock
Shore
Frince Edward Island
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
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Indians
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Southern
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London
Valencia
Turkey
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Sielly
Manila
Calcutta
New York State
India
Nos
Courne
Spruce Labs
Porto Rica
Barbados
Cienfuegos
Naies
Ross
Cave
Saat
New York Markets Seaboard Prices Slump and Stand
New York markets report a dull flour market with varied prices including No 2 flour at 2 6038375 and common Minnesota at 4 400550. Cotton futures close lower. grains show declines in wheat and corn with multiple price quotes and delivery options reflected. Provisions and meats move modestly with pork rising, bacon steady, and lard and butter mixed. rice and molasses unchanged amid broad commodity activity.
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Minnesota
City Mills
Western
Southern Bakers
Southern
Yam
Alto
Tate and Western Creamery
State Dairy
Western Dairy
State
Ohio
Jersey
ROO S
Turpeone
Ae Bbis
Ned Petroleumh
Menbadén
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Trieste
Live Stock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Markets
Arrivals for week ending September 15 1892 show Western cattle 23, Northern cattle 6, Western sheep and lambs 4200, eastern sheep and lambs 7079, total 12574. Swine 17088, veals 535, horses 155. Prices listed for beef cattle grades and hides, tallow, and other byproducts.
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Brighton
Watertown
Gloucester Fish Market weekly returns from Grand Banks and other grounds
Special Gloucester report notes arrivals from Grand Banks 275000 pounds codfish and 2000 pounds halibut, Cape Shore 90000 pounds, Western Banks 540000 codfish and 7000 halibut, Georges 290000 codfish and 4000 bankes, Frontine Banks 160000 halibut, Barkerelliting 4500 barrels mackerel. totals 1195000 pounds codfish 173000 pounds halibut 4500 barrels mackerel. Prices listed for Georges Cod and Bank halibut, various sizes. fresh halibut sales, salt mackerel, herring, and related products noted.
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Gloucester
Grand Banks
Cape Shore
Georges
B. Acre
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