Earl Russell Denies Brutal Treatment in Divorce Case
In the Russell divorce case at Lonves on December 3, the Earl disputed the Countess’s claim that he beat her with a letter incident. He described a scene where she fainted, threatened self harm, and hurled objects, while admitting a single restraint during their heated exchange. He denied impropriety with Prof Roberts and discussed debts, hiring, and a servant.
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Lonves
Sir Charles Russell
Amberly Cottage
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Darine
Darling
Prof. Roberts
Sir Edward
Willams
Moyne
Moyse
William
Edward Clarke
Oxford
Edward
America
Charles Russell
Jowitt
Balliol College
Baltiol
Viet
British miner confirms brigand uprising near Jehol China
In a telegram to the foreign office Sir John Walsham reports brigand outbreak west of Jehol beyond the great wall aided by a secret society. He cites possible Muslim Mongolian recruitment, towns captured, hundreds killed, and three British gun boats in the region. Six thousand dispatched to quell the uprising. Meanwhile at Ager-coat colliery near Manchester deadly choke damp causes three deaths and two critical injuries.
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John Walsham
China
Foreign Office
Jehol
Great Wall
Evene
Tientsin
Yangatekiang
Hong Kong
War Dept Telegram Notes No Iodine Disturbances
A telegram from Goa reported to the War Department that there have been no iodiao disturbances observed. The coroner's inquest into the death of McDanin found he was killed by white men.
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War Department
Goa
Brooke
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TUBAE Is PRONE DETTER Dr Bu Bt John of Howland
A garbled 19th century medical notice mentions remedies and preventative care. It references Dr Bu Bt and John of Howland, with vague claims of efficacy and sale through a druggists. The text also alludes to connections with steamship routes via New Orleans or Galveston, and mentions Union and markets in Lone Star states.
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Drugg Inte
The
Union Fecbo Agate
Lone
NeoFties
Mexico
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York
Va New Oncae
Galveston
Ned
Woman Walks Free After Murder Indictment Dismissal
Mrs. Jame Tousley walked out of the Austin jail after the murder indictment against her for Albert Tousley’s death on May 7, 1891 was dismissed. The case followed a tangled history including prior marriage to the deceased’s brother, elopements, and accusations of felonious acts. prosecutors offered no further incriminating evidence and Judge Baker discharged the prosecution.
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Albert Tousley
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Kansas City
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Chicago
Lafa
Ind
Talther
Oguin
Elliott Said
Bakernelle
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised As Safe Cure
A Victorian advert touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the sole dependable cure for croup. It claims no danger for children and no injurious substances, sold at fifty cents per bottle by druggists.
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Croup Chamberlain
Notable Clothing and Laundry Bonanza at George Masten’s
The ad promotes sewing services including darning patching and buttons at Qaxyenne Steam Laundry. It invites customers to have work done while also offering stock of old whiskies and other goods at George Masten’s shop located at the corner of Sixteenth and Creusop, urging quick action.
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George Masten
Denver
Colo
Wall Street Opens Dull Yet Firm as Grangers Dominate
New York stock market opens dull with grangers strongest, Burlington the only dock to gain. close modestly firmer with small fractional gains. Commodities show mixed moves. Chicago cattle trade softens. coastal markets report varied levels.
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Milwaukee & Mt. Paul
Nept. Paul & Oovaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Oreece Short Line
U. S. Expres
Fargo Express
Western Union
American Cotton Oil
Lead Trust
Southern Pacific Trainmen talks show cautious optimism
Hovustox Texas December 3 The Southern Pacific and its trainmen have not reached a new agreement yet but Chief Conductor Clark says prospects for an amicable adjustment are good.
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Tex
Southern Pacific
Clark
Deceptive Holiday Goods Ad by Zehner Buechner Co
A bold promotional note claims Zehner Buechner & Co advertise and carry the largest and finest stock of holiday goods in watches diamonds and jewelry in the state. The message stresses both advertising and stock breadth.
Iowa and Indiana Delegations Vote Confused Caucus Drama
In Washington Iowa and Indiana factions maneuver around a 2 p m Saturday caucus for a likely nomination. Reports show Springer Mills Crisp and others trading support as Palmer arrives to bolster Springer. Illinois supports Springer while Mills surveys first ballot strength and potential desertions amid strategizing with Shively leading Indiana.
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Inois
Alabama
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Wisconsin
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Uinoia
Mr. Springer
Illinois
Moston Arrives at Montevideo and Other Dispatches
A Washington dispatch reports the United States steamer Moston reaching Montevideo yesterday. Vienna will announce today the removal of the prohibition on American pork. The Graves case jur y was secured in Deovyer yesterday and a trial is likely to begin today. A census shows the exar fleet at 192 vessels. Paris Figaro debunks Anglo-Chinese alliance rumors as canard. Philadelphia meat market appraisers Patel Crawford Dill and Hunter indicted for fraud in office and removed from their posts.
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Labor Leader Burns Targeted by Press in Britain and Canada
English and Canadian papers attack John Burns and allies amid labor conflicts. Critics claim he profits from agitation, but supporters note Burns has sacrificed for workers, including three years without basic necessities. The piece also mentions an evening school program at the Business College.
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Tom Mann
Byrne
England
John Barns
Winter Goods Blowout Sale For Cash
A local retailer slashes prices on all winter stock for thirty days. Underwear gloves mittens capes wool hosiery flannel shirts and children's wear offered for cash without delay. Shoppers urged to bring cash and buy now to save.
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