Weekly Leases THURSDAY May 31 1983 Telegraphic News in Brief
The Parnell fund totals 55000 dollars. The czar’s coronation is set for Sunday May 27. A coal miners strike in St Clair county Illinois risks bloodshed. Snow depth grows on the Richmond and Allegheny line. General Grant arrived in Chicago and heads to Galena. An editor and an army officer duel near Vienna. Lieutenant Schlager is killed. The Prussian steamer arrives in Boston with 1060 steerage passengers. The Republican committee to meet in Washington on December 12 to set the next convention. Smallpox outbreak in Lancaster County Prison prompts quarantine. A canal across the Suez is projected by London capitalists. twenty thousand pounds raised. Dr E O Moore fires at a judge in Phillips County Arkansas wounding him. The brig Il Sapere from Buenos Aires sinks. cargo insured at 200000. Israel Weinstein vs Pennsylvania Railroad verdict favors railroad. London fund donations for Parnell reach 4170 dollars in a day. Williams College receives 50000 dollars for a natural theology professorship in memory of a deceased student. Jack Marrion to be hanged September 8 for murder near Beatrice Nebraska. Enoch Bradley sentenced to life hard labor for killing Voorhees. Sheridan Lincoln Stager and others leave Sandusky for Point Aupelee to fish bass. Charles V Knox 23 Beatrice Neb shot dead on Union Pacific tracks eight miles below town. likely foul play.
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St. Clair County
Ilinois
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad
General Grant
Chicago
Galena
Vienna
Schlager
National Republican Committee
Washington
Lancaster County
Isthmus
Suez
London
E. O. Moore
Sanders
Phillips County
Arkansas
Buenos Ayres
New York
Israel Weinstein
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Williams College
North Adams
Mass
A. D. German
Albany
Jack Marrion
Cameron
Beatrice
Neb
Enoch Bradley
Voorhees
Sheridan
Lincoln
Stager
Sandusky
Ohio
Point Aupelee Island
Paris Governor Sabatier is Dead and Global News Roundup
Reports from Paris state General Sabatier, governor of Paris, has died. France eyes favorable harvest prospects. In Moscow, imperial flag blessing ceremony occurred with the emperor and empress present. The czar telegrams to Emperor William confirm safe Moscow entry and mutual congratulations. The imperial family traveled to the Kremlin in an open carriage. The Suez Canal company plans a parallel canal across the isthmus and seeks English support for land concessions from the khedive. Kerry Sentinel plant seized in Tralee over a notice inviting invincibles supporters to a Sunday meeting.
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Paris
France
Moscow
Berlin
William
Alexandrosky Palace
Kremlin
Suez Canal Company
Isthmus
Tralee
Kerry Sentinel
Harrington
West Meath
The
Sentinel
Invincibles
The Cornetist Matthew Arbuckle Dies in New York
The cornet player and orchestra leader Matthew Arbuckle died at his residence in New York City tonight from pneumonia at age 50.
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New York
Matthew Arbuckle
Bucket Shops Win in Chicago Court Fight
Judge Tuley in the circuit court ruled for the bucket shops in the contest with the board of trade and telegraph firms. The decision sets a contrary view to two federal judges and two state judges with concurrent jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Tuley
Circuit Court
Board of Trade and Telegraph Companies
Horrific Child Murder Confessed by Mother
In Lunenburg county at McFarland's a mother killed her child Alice Bolling by beating and buried the body. The skull was crushed and the murderess confessed but gave no reason for the crime. The victim was the child of the mother’s family.
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Pittsburg
McFarland’s
Lunenburg County
Alice Bolling
Schooner Sea Gull Founders Near Chicago
A bottle on Twenty-fifth Street beach carries a May 20, 1883 note from James Donahue mate claiming the schooner Sea Gull has gone down off Chicago. The three masted vessel, owned in Oswego, sinks while crew seeks aid on a spar.
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Chicago
Twenty-fifth Street
James Donahue
Oswego
Cold frost devastates Missouri and nearby Illinois
A frost on Monday and Tuesday nights across southern and central Missouri and parts of Illinois damaged early vegetables fruit and grain. Ice formed to one quarter inch in thickness.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Republican convention first ballot for Kentucky governor
At the night session of the Republican state convention in Lexington several nominees received votes on the first ballot. T. Z. Morrow led with 184, John Lewis 158, followed by E. W. Bigby 53, John Bennett 67, with other candidates Kimberly, Denny, Goodloe, Swope, and Cassius Goodloe each holding 22 to 23 votes.
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Lexington
T. Z. Morrow
John Lewis
E. W. Bigby
Dr. Kimberly
George Denny
Wm. Cassius Goodloe
A. M. Swope
John Bennett
Madison County
Waynesboro Jury Problems in Chinese Shopkeeper Case
In Augusta May 23 Judge Rooney struggles to form a grand jury for the state versus eighteen Waynesboro residents over expelling two Chinese shopkeepers. The first panel was purged amid conflicts of interest. only seven of twenty summoned were qualified. Rooney excludes fourth degree relatives and second cousins of defendants as jurors. A new jury will be drawn with five more jurors to be selected.
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Augusta
Waynesboro
Rooney
Schleswig Question Splits German and Prussian Ministers
In Berlin on May 23 the Reichstag debated Schleswig policy with tensions between German and Prussian ministers. Scholz refused to answer if north Schleswig Germans who became Danes would be readmitted as German subjects. Puttkamer, minister of interior, spoke with Scholz briefly before he resumed another question.
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Berlin
Schleswig
Scholg
Johansen
Reichstag
Puttkamer
Scholz
Opera Troupe in Court in Chicago May 23
Members of the Catherine Lewis opera chorus appeared in a Chicago court for a larceny case over shipping stage costumes to New York. Miss Lewis denied fraud and said she ordered chorus members not to place private apparel in trunks. The larceny charge was dismissed. the troupe remains stranded.
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Chicago
Catherine Lewis Opera Company
Miss Lewis
New York
Explosion report in palace area denied by official Messenger
The Messenger denies an explosion occurred in the czar's dressing room before departure for Moscow. It notes an explosion near the palace due to escaping gas. The czar grants amnesty on coronation day to civilians exiled to Archangel and soldiers in disciplinary commands.
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Petersburg
Czar
Moscow
Gaa
Archangel
Riot at Chicago bricklayer strike on Hubbard Street
In Chicago on May 22 a riot erupted as about fifty strikers surrounded a new building on Hubbard Street. Bricks flew and five to six gunshots were fired. Police claim John Sullivan, president of the bricklayers union, fired the revolver while allegedly intoxicated. A young man who received the weapon after discharge was arrested. No serious injuries reported.
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Chicago
Hubbard Street
John Sullivan
Bricklayers’ Union
Sullivan
Louisiana Tragedy Expands in Lanier Kirby Feud
Livingston parish details reveal Bob Morrison found dead in woods near Hog branch where the feud between Lanier and Kirby factions erupted. The coroner discovered Bill Kirby’s corpse in a branch and Sammy Lanier is missing, thought shot. Nine men have died in the family feud to date.
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New Orleans
Times- Democrat
Baton Rouge
Livingston Parish
Bob Morrison
Kirby
Lanier
Laniers
Bill Kirby
Morrison
Hog Branch
Sammy Lanier
The Wreck on the Lakes Haunts Lake Sailors
Chicago May 23 A tug from Grosse Point reports the Wells Burt wrecked with all eleven crew lost. names were previously printed. Sailors doubt storm alone caused the sinking and suspect a collision with another vessel.
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Chicago
Grosse Point
Wells Burt
Fountain
Guerneville Fire Ravages Town and Rail Station
A Santa Rosa special reports Guerneville was nearly leveled by a night fire that destroyed thirty buildings including the railway station. Loss pegged at 60 000 dollars with 23 000 dollars insured. The blaze started in a Chinaman's washhouse.
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San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Guerneville
San
Kellogg's Reason Filed in Boston Miss Fanny Kellogg
News reports from Boston say soprano Miss Fanny Kellogg who toured the country last winter with Signor Brignoli has lost her mind. She married about three weeks ago to Max Balbert, manager of the concert company, and after living with him a week she suddenly deserted him.
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Chicago
Boston
Canadian Cree band captured near Mussell Shell river
Ogden Utah May 24 a Helena Montana dispatch reports Lieutenant Steele of Fort Magginis and a corporal scouting encountered twelve Cree Indians near Mussell Shell on the Missouri river. They withdrew then returned with reinforcements to capture fifty Cree led by chief Tabor and sent toward Fort Assinabone to be driven into Canada
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Ogden
Utah
Helena
Montana
Steele
Fort Magginis
Mussell Shell
Missouri River
Tabor
Fort Assinabone
Canada
Train crashes through Gunnison River bridge in Colorado
The east bound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train went through the Gunnison river bridge near the mouth of Roubedeaux. The engine mail and baggage cars were wrecked. The mail baggage cars floated a mile before lodging. Engineer Duncan and fireman Emery drowned. One brakeman hurt. Bridge likely weakened by high water.
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Denver
the Tribune
Delta
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Gunnison River
Roubedeaux
Duncan
Emery
Paternity Case Verdict In Slander Suit
Miss Belle English sued Clement L. English for slander claiming he labeled her a blackmailer and not his daughter. She testified she was born in a private hospital in Clinton County and cared for by a nearby woman after Mr. English brought his wife to the hospital and paid expenses. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding $250 damages.
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Cincinnati
English
Clever ruse robs money car at Cleveland depot
United States Express money carrier Alexander Granger received sun dry money and valuables from the eastbound Lake Shore train at Union depot. While away, two bags filled with brown paper replaced the money pouches, suggesting a planned theft. About $15,000 in remittances from Chicago to Toledo may be missing.
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Cleveland
United States Express Company
Alexander Granger
Lake Shore
Union Depot
Ice Room
Express Company
Granger
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Toledo
Terrific Tornadoes Sweep Missouri Farms
A heavy wind and rain storm last Friday and Saturday damaged Lowell County farms and flooded areas. The Moody town was destroyed with H Hall M A Green Street G W Frew homes blown down. In Maries County a 100 yard wide tornado path leveled forests and crushed the Crisson farm family, while a horse was hurled a quarter mile and a large turtle was found in Vienna. Miller County also reported severe effects.
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St. Louis
Lowell County
Kansas, Springfield and Memphis
Moody
G. McKelsey
H. Hall
M. A. Greenstreet
G. W. Frew
Maries County
James Crisson
Vienna
Miller County
Evere
Fragmented OCR notes on social norms and household roles
The text presents a disjointed mix of phrases about women, marriage, and household duties. It hints at social expectations, etiquette, and gender roles, interwoven with scattered terms on hospitality, education, and personal conduct, but provides no coherent event or clear subjects.
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