Deadly feud erupts in Arkansas killing and wounding locals
A violent confrontation near Deview and McCrory Arkansas ends in B. C. Ashburn dead and A. J. Black and son Lee fatally wounded. The feud follows a perjury case in justice court with gunfire, melee, and injuries to multiple farmers including the Millers and Ashburns.
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Little Rock
Deview
Ark
B. C. Ashburn
A. J. Black
Lee
Alex Miller
Henry Miller
M. Ashburn
Ashburn
McCrory
Black
Young Black
Young Ashburn
Millers
Ashburns
Unfortunate Pana Race Faction Strife Over Miners
In Pana Illinois a town of 6000, civil strife over imported Negro miners has split the community. Factions called round heads and scabes clash in violence for over a year, leaving armless and maimed residents and streets marked by battles.
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Pana
Tls
Three Notable Weddings in Washington D C
Three weddings marked the day in Washington with high profile families. Jane Brown Fuller wed Nathaniel Leavitt Francis of Boston at 1 p m as Mary Jones tied the knot with Frank W Plant of St Paul at Mount Vernon Place Methodist church. James K Jones Jr escorted the bride due to his father’s illness and a breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan a Lake Minnetonka honeymoon. Constance Ingalls daughter of ex Senator Ingalls married Robert Shick of Reading Pennsylvania.
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Fuller
Nathaniel Leavitt Francis
Boston
Mary Jones
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Frank W. Plant
St. Paul
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Miss Taylor
St. Louis
Senator Jones
James K. Jones, Jr
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Constance Ingalls
Ingalls
Robert Shick
Reading
REUCE ARRIVES FROM HONG KONG AFTER 9600 MILE VOYAGE
The Yankee clipper Reuce arrived in New York from Hong Kong after a 96 day voyage covering over 16 000 miles at an average of 163 miles per day. She carried 7000 cases of firecrackers for July 4 celebrations, and a chief officer died at sea on January 31 amid superstitions of bad luck. The voyage included record daily runs of 240 to 270 miles in the Indian Ocean.
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New York
Hong Kong
America
Cape of Good Hope
Indian Ocean
Pando Victorious in Bolivian Clash Near Oruro
Dispatch from Lima reports General Pando leading the federalists to victory after a battle that lasted over an hour near Oruro Bolivia. About 200 were killed. Pando occupied Oruro with minimal disorder as Alonzo authorities retreat to Antofagasta ChilI. Chilian troops disarm fleeing combatants at the frontier.
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Herald
Lima
Pando
Alonzo
Oruro
Bolivia
Antofagastaon
Bay of Morra
Chili
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