Remembering Gen Harrison and a Grateful Soldier
Shelbyville Indiana reports the death of S. B. Robertson aged about seventy five. He served in the Sixteenth Indiana and Seventieth Indiana under General Harrison. An Army tale recalls Harrison carrying him after a wounded march, prompting Robertson to honor him with a triumphal arch when Harrison spoke in town. The funeral will be held with Seventieth Indiana veterans as pallbearers.
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Robertson
Indiana
Harrison
Dalton
Resaca
Benjamin Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Dixie
Seventieth Indiana
Colored Knights Templar Elect Kentucky Officers
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports the Colored Knights Templar convention in Terre Haute Indiana with Kentucky officers elected for the coming year including Eminent Grand Commander Wm H Perry and Eminent Deputy M T Clay among others from Louisville Lexington Maysville Paris and Louisville names listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Colored Knights Templar
Indiana
Kentucky
Grand Commandery
Wm. H. Perry
Louisville
M. T. Clay
Lexington
Maysville
James ¥. Jackson
Geo. Nugen
H. C. Smith
Paris
R Murray
H. C. Jackson
John W. Owens
Derailed Train Attack by Insurgents Near Toco Toco
Havana reports detail a long overdue military train derailed near Toco Toco by insurgents who dynamited the cars and destroyed them. The escort fought for days with six soldiers killed, one lieutenant and twenty-one wounded. Antonio Maceo and five thousand insurgents attacked retreating forces before artillery halted the enemy advance.
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Havana
Toco Toco
Cal. Arjona
Antonio Maceo
Banker Woods Will Disinherits Most Children
The will of late banker John B. Woods, made public in Akron Ohio on August 19, disposes of about $300000 in property and cuts off four children except one daughter Mrs J H Hillbish who receives 10000 The divorced husband of Woods daughter Emma Robert J Andrew gets 5000 The wives of three sons receive 10000 each Other legacies range from 5000 to 310000 The residuary estate goes to three grandchildren Mrs Gods is given 25000 in lieu of dower and may elect under the law The children plan to contest the will.
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Commerce
Tribune
Akron
John B. Woods
J. H. Hillbish
Woods
Emma
Child crippled after stepping on live coals in Huntington
Special Dispatch reports in Huntington Indiana on August 19 that the young child of Joseph Mickley stepped into a bed of live coals and suffered severe burns. Part of the feet had to be amputated to save the child's life.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
Ind
Joseph Mickley
Dying convict pardoned in Ohio case
Governor Rueshner pardoned Edward Polley of Scioto County who is serving four years for grand larceny. Polley is dying of consumption.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Edward Polley
Scioto County
Polje
Ku Klux in Breathitt County Kentucky
In Breathitt County Ku Klux acts are reported with Dudley Jones accusing H C Dale and others of leading a mob. Dale, a railroad ties inspector, and several associates were arraigned with bonds set. Jones claims Dale led the group. A confrontation at John Hayes home ended with Hayes brandishing a bowie knife.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Ku-klux
Breathitt County
Dudley Jones
Kuklux
H. C. Dale
Walter
Columbus Dale
Henry Brewer
Jerre Haddix
John Wilson
George Haddix
E. T. Crawford
T. Brewer
Squire Houndshell
Dale
Jones
John Hayes
Hayes
McKinley Telegrams Stir Enthusiasm from Union Veterans Body
Enthusiasm grows as Canton reports Governor McKinley receiving greetings from Mayors and veterans clubs across the nation. Messages from Binghamton New Orleans Newport Butler Crestline Lebanon Coshocton Corry reflect support for his candidacy and firm support for sound money.
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McKinley Clubs
New Orleans
William McKinley
Canton
McKinley Alliance
Joseph E. Porter
Co. H. Thompson
Newport
Kentucky Hill Tops
Highlands
D. A. Bro
Confession Revives Brown Church Scandal In San Francisco
Mattie Overman admits she lied and says Dr. C O Brown is not innocent as his enemies claim. The Bay Conference calls a special session to decide on suspension or expulsion and orders Brown to appear. Tunnel corroborates Overman as ministers and lay leaders review the case.
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San Francisco
Mattie Overman
Brown Church
Dr. Brown
Miss Overman
Brown
Tunnel
Bay Conference
C. O. Brown
Fight With Burglars Near Wooster Ohio
Marshal Arnold of Orrville and two assistants pursued four men suspected of selling stolen property. They shot at them. one captured, another wounded and escaped. A bystander, Robert Springer, was hit in the leg by a stray shot. A large posse tracked the suspects to a cornfield where they hid stolen goods including cutlery found in pockets and buried in the field, tied to William Pontius of Rockford.
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Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Marshal Arnold
Orrville
Arnold
Robert Springer
William Pontius
Rockford, O
National Council Daughters of America In Session
The second day of the National Council Daughters of America meeting in Portland Indiana featured officer elections and fee setting for the 1897 Council. Nashville Tennessee was chosen as next year’s host, with William P. Shourds of Camden New Jersey elected National Councilor and D B E Kennedy of Findlay Ohio chosen Vice Councilor.
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Commercial Tribune
Portland
Ind
National Council Daughters of America
Nashville
Tenn
William P. Shourds
Camden
New Jersey
D. BE. Kennedy
Findlay, C
Nansen to Avoid Ship Polar Quest But Hints Sled Dash
Aug 19 reports that Dr Nansen will not again sail a Fram like vessel toward the North Pole. He may lead a sledging party from Franz Josef Land aiming for the pole, believing Arctic conditions make the overland dash feasible.
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Christiania
Aftenposten
Dr. Nansen
North Pole
Fram
Franz Josef North
Pole
Arctic Circle
Nansen
Secret Orangemen in Waltham Court Case Details Brutal Initiation
In Waltham District Court, officers and members of a new Orangemen lodge were found guilty of assault and battery on F. A. Preble during initiation on July 20. They were fined 35 dollars plus costs, with appeal bond set at 200 dollars for Superior Court trial. Branding with a red hot iron left a large scar. a rattan whip was also used. Edward Arch testified, though he reported no injury.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
District Court of Waltham
Luc
J. G. Graham
G. O. Vickerson
Ward O'Neil
Daniel Tracy
Leander Weatherbee
Wilford Mable
F. A. Preble
Lodge of Orangemen of
Waltham
Preble
Edward Arch
Republican Warning on Silver and Debt in Cincinnati
The speaker argues that the national debt has been paid only by Republicans and warns that free silver would depress currency. He asserts McKinley will defend dollar value while criticizing the other candidate, highlighting impacts on laborers and savings institutions in Cincinnati.
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Republican Party
Cleveland
William McKinley
Cincinnati
Child Tied by Thumbs Beaten by Tilletts in Kentucky Case
Nine year old Amelia Bowman, bound out to Samuel Tillett and wife, was whipped with a rawhide and dragged to town after fleeing. Authorities issued warrants for the couple on assault charges. Charity Organization heads vow prosecution. Deputy Sheriff Freckman arrested them and presented the case before Judge Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Samuel T. Tillett
Amelia Bowman
Tillett
Tilletts
No Demand for Horses as Bicycles Hurt Stock Breeding
Columbus reports from the State Auditor show a sharp drop in live stock across Ohio. Over the last two years horses decline by 65,342 head, cattle by 120,668, and sheep by 1,261,765, with bicycles and the Wilson tariff blamed for harming breeding interests.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Auditor of State
Four Convicts Measured by Bertillon Ear Study
Four inmates of the annex awaiting execution were measured by Bertillon inspectors. The only notable finding was ear position. all have blue eyes. The men are Bushford Kelch of Cleveland Leonard Martin of Tiffin Romulus J Cotell of Summit County and Frank Tierney of Sandusky. Kelch and Tierney are railroad workers while Cotell and Martin are farm hands.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Martin
Cotell
Kelch
Tierney
Bavarian Society Convention Closes in Wheeling
The Bavarian Society wraps up its Wheeling convention with by laws amended for future conventions only by majority vote, officers elected in New York and Buffalo, and Pittsburgh chosen as 1898 meeting site. A parade and address by Rev. Herrman Haas follow a successful Wheeling Park outing.
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Klemmens
Daniel Jung
Valentine Blenklein
August Strauff
Brooklyn
Charles H. Klemmens
New York
Charles F. Strauff
Baltimore
Valentine Slenklein
Buffalo
Wheeling
Witness found strangled in Lorain harbor case study
The corpse of Isaac Salow, a Finlander and a key witness in a murder case, was found by two fishermen at a steel plant. Salow, last seen leaving a boardinghouse with $14, he may have been murdered for robbery or to silence him. He leaves a wife in Finland.
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Commercial Tribune
Lorain
Grove
Isaac Salow
Charles
Erichsohn
Antonio Austo
Salow
Austo
Finland
Guest of Uncle Sam Li Hung Chang to be hosted in New York
President Cleveland plans to host Earl Li Hung Chang during his upcoming visit with Gen Ruggles arranging reception duties at Governor's Island. The Chinese minister may not be involved in reception details, and Li’s stay is centered in New York with possible Washington curtailment.
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Washington
Cleveland
Earl Li Hung Chang
Gen. Ruggles
Governor's Island
New York
John W. Foster
Earl Li
Boston
New Y
Ties on the Track Near Nicholasville Wreck Plot
An attempt to wreck the midnight Cincinnati Southern train near Jessamine County was thwarted when three railroad ties were placed on the track beyond the Jessamine Creek bridge. A third such try in three months followed earlier arrests of two boys, with no suspects named but suspected organized wreckers.
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Commercial Tribune
Nicholasville
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Jessamine
Jessamine Creek
Miss Kitty Hanna Charged in Kentucky Whipping Case
In Harrodsburg Ky Miss Kitty Hanna faced Judge Roach on assault and battery charges after whipping a boy bound to her. The boy John Ambrose Quisenberry from the Charity Home in Lexington showed only slight back marks with no abrasions. the trial was continued to Friday.
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Commercial Tribune
Harrodsburg
Kitty Hanna
Roach
John Ambrose Quisenberry
Charity Home
Lexington
Walter Scott
J. W. Stephens
Miss Kitty Hanna
A. D. Price
F. G. Hanna
Hannas
Notorious preacher Penrod attempts suicide in jail cell
Rev Lemuel Penrod, jailed for cutting William Carvery, tried to kill himself in his cell at Vanceburg Kentucky. He has shown extreme mental instability or feigned insanity for over a week as two juries failed to reach a verdict. He has refused nourishment for seven days and stabbed at his throat with a tin imitation dagger cutting his ear and throat.
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Commercial Tribune
Vanceburg
Lemuel Penrod
William Carvery
Breckinridge Barred from Seventh District Nomination
Democratic committee in Frankfort set Sept. 30 as convention date to nominate a Seventh District Congress candidate. Speakers including John D. Carroll Evan F. Settle and John O. Hodges endorsed the Chicago nominees and platform and Breckinridge’s independent bid appears unlikely. Pryor J. Force withdraws leaving John B. Thompson in Mercer as a strong rival.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Democratic Committee
Seventh District
Congress
John D. Carroll
Henry
Evan F. Settle
Owen
John O. Hodges
Lexington
Chicago
Breckinridge
Louisville
National Democ
Pryor J. Force
John B. Thompson
Mercer
Little Phil
McKinley and Hobart League Formed for Colored Education
A new organization led by Prof. James F. Benson was formed at the Masonic Hall on George Street to elevate the colored race, focusing on political education. Officers include Benson as president with a full board and a mass meeting planned for September 4 featuring speakers. Sixty five members enrolled.
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James F. Benson
Masonic Hall
George Street
McKinley and
Hobart League
J. H. Bush
D. W. Clark
James Fowler
P. Alfred Marchand
Eric Dickson
Humphrey Dickson
Willis Jones
George Gill
R. E. Wilson
Financial Committee
James Benson
G. Shotwell
C. P. Forlice
E. Chinn
Cc. Lewis
E. Winn
F.glasgo
R. J. Blackstone
H. L. Jordan
A. Henson
R. Tibbs
F. Guy
M. Cassady
S. Redman
A. Saunders
E. C. Knox
C. Moore
League
Six Hundred Men Idle as Iron Plant Warns Wages Cut
Riverside Ironworks at Story Hollow Furnace informs workers of a twenty percent wage cut on August 30 or closure. Management cites no demand for iron but says cuts would keep operation and storage possible. Workers refuse. Wheeling Iron and Steel says Benwood and Martins Ferry furnaces will be blown out August 30, closing three furnaces and laying off six hundred men.
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Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside Ironworks Company
Story Hollow
Wheeling Iron and Steel Company
Benwood
Martins Ferry
Easley Preliminary Examination Held Amid Tense Crowd
In Parkersburg West Virginia on August 19 the preliminary examination of the negro Easley was moved up to 8 am due to intensifying public anger. Mrs Roberts identified him as her would be killer and the court set bond at 8000 dollars. By 2 pm crowds gathered near the Justice office but the examination concluded safely.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Easley
Quiet Night As Elwood Tin Plate Strike Ends Silently
Elwood Indiana saw no disorder as workers refused to enroll on the payroll day. Union leaders Garland and Gompers addressed about 2,500 strikers, urging adherence to the scale and warning of nonviolent action.
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Elwood
Ind
Tin Plate Company
Big Mexican bull snake roams Chicago Academy basement
A five foot long two inch thick Mexican bull snake escaped from the Chicago Academy of Sciences in Lincoln Park. Janitor Allen Fleming captured it after a tense moment when the reptile coiled near his head. Three of the snakes were given to the academy two months ago and the escape caused a mad basement rush.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Academy of Sciences
Lincoln Park
Allen Fleming
Academy
Fleming
Crowds Return After Judge Rules Right to Discuss
In Indianapolis crowds gathered to discuss financial questions. Police arrested several for obstruction of traffic. Judge Cox dismissed the arrests, affirming citizens may gather to discuss political questions in public spaces.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Cox
Boy Leaps Into Deep Well in Ironton Rescue
Nine year old Fred Hartman fell into a sixty foot well in Ironton Ohio while reaching for a water bucket. He clung to the bucket rope and was pulled out safely with only skin scraped and no serious injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Ironton, O
Fred Hartman
Bar-Tender Shoots Himself Dead in Saloon
Louis Baehr, 33, bartender at 23 South Front Street, Columbus, Ohio, shot himself in the chest in front of two customers after near fatal struggle for his revolver. The motive is reported as money losses. he died this evening.
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Bar-Tender
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Louis Baehr
South Front Street
Louis
Wager Suit Began Over Presidential Election Bet
A Sedalia circuit court suit arises from a bet on the 1900 presidential outcome. Charles Field offered odds on Bryan vs McKimsey after John T. McMahan posted $1000 that McKimsey would win. The stake details were arranged through W W Powell Jr of Citizens National Bank.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Sedalia
Charles R. Field
Pettis County
Bryan
John T. McMahan
Lynching Fears Rise After Slayings near Middlesboro
Hiram Price, who killed his wife and mother in law with an axe on June 4 and fled to the mountains, has been captured and jailed in Sneedville. Townspeople converge as Price faces probable execution by hanging before dawn.
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Middlesboro
Hiram Price
Sneedville
Price
Convention opens with 2000 delegates in Omaha
The Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church of America convened in Omaha with about 2,000 delegates. A praise service led by J H Murdock opened the session, with Rev John H McMillan presenting institute addresses and a 150-voice chorus performing several anthems.
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Omaha
Neb
Young People’s Christian Union of the
United Presbyterian Church of America
J. H. Murdock
Washington
Major Brosted
A . R. Turkley
Edgar McDill
John H. McMillan
Dearborn County Fair opens with large attendance at Lawrenceburg
The seventeenth Dearborn County Fair opened with strong turnout. A parade led by Prof. Goetze's military band moved to the grounds as premiums were awarded for heavy draft horses and aged mules. The courty trot and pace won by Bob Bentley in three heats timed around 2:43, and the gentlemen's road race went to Newana owned by H. C. Lord with a 2:59 time.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County Fair
Goetze
Edward Cooper
George Hebbler
Charles Chambers
Crist
Jake House
Henry Winters
Col
Joe
Ferris
Bob Bentley
John Davis
Pet Crockett
Pet Crockett, Second, Owned By Dr. O. F. Ford
Henry Worthington
Chester D
Nancy Wininger
Hinder Boy
Alice M
Newana
H. C. Lord
Mamie Sale
al Gilland
J. M.C
J. H. Russe
Jack Thomas
John L
Solon
Joe Ferris
Frank McCann
Fred Hilligon
Toledo man maimed by dynamite while quarrel over railroad line
In Perrysburg area, James Bisanzin threatened to blow up trespassers with dynamite as the Toledo and Bowling Green Railroad crosses his property. The device exploded in his hand, maiming him. foreman E N Pratt was badly injured but expected to survive.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo, O
Toledo and
Bowling Green
Perrysburg
James Bisanzin
Bisanzin
Electric Road Construction Gang
E. N. Pratt
Manitoba school question settles with no remedial action
Ottawa reports that the Manitoba school question is settled and no remedial legislation will be needed. After talks with Manitoba's Sifton Cameron and Watson, a settlement basis satisfies all parties. A Conservative caucus adjourned early and no opposition remained to the Liberal Speaker election.
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Ottawa
Ont
Manitoba
Sifton
Cameron
Watson
Verdict for Damages in Liquor Sale Case Upheld
In Columbus on August 19 a Supreme Court case from Scioto County confirms a $3,288 verdict against Virginia Garrison for selling liquor to a habitual drunkard Richard Kear. The suit, by Mrs. Garrison, sought $10,000, and the circuit court affirmed the judgment. concurrent suits involve Cleveland and Marietta Railway for life injury and death of a brakeman with respective judgments.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Richard Kear
Virginia Garrison
Supreme Court
Scioto County
Kear
Portsmouth
Garrison
Hynor
Cleveland and Marietta Railway Company
James R. Scott
Guernsey
Alice T. Ervine
Neebe Elopes With Another Woman After Release
Oscar Neebe the Haymarket anarchist pardoned by Gov Altgeld has left his wife and eloped with a city woman named Theresa Mueller. Neebe was a widower at conviction and married again after release. The couple reportedly knew each other only a few weeks.
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Chicago
Oscar Neebe
Haymarket
Altgeld
Neebe
Theresa Mueller
Bandits on a Train Rob Passenger Near Lebanon
Three masked men leaped from the platform of the Big Four east bound train at Lebanon. A passenger in the front coach was held up at gunpoint and relieved of about 75 dollars and a gold watch. The holed up man was targeted while the train was departing the station and the suspects disappeared among sidetrack cars. Police tracked the trail but no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Ind
Chrysanthemum Prize Set By Florists Convention
At the American Florists meeting in Cleveland on August 19 the group scheduled the next annual convention for Providence. Officers elected include President E A Wood from West Newton Mass VP E G Hill Richmond Ind Secretary Elmer D Smith Adrian Mich and Treasurer John M May Summit N J A prize was approved for the best American chrysanthemum exhibit at the English Chrysanthemum Society centennial exhibition in November.
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Cleveland
Providence
American Chrysanthemum Society
E.A. Wood
West Newton
Mass
E. G. Hill
Richmond
Ind
Elmer D. Smith
Adrian
Mich
John M. May
Summit
N. J
English Society
Harlan Family Reunion Opens in Richmond Indiana
The national Harlan family reunion began in Richmond Indiana with about two hundred members from several states. L P Harlan gave the welcome address and A J Harlan of Savas Missouri replied. The day included social events and a city gathering tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Harlan
L. P. Harlan
Indianapolis
A. J. Harlan
Savas Mo
Union City
Boy Under Firearm Accident Killed Indiana Lad
In Lebanon Indiana Ed Mc Coy about twelve was shot in the breast when Ed Smith’s revolver discharged this morning. Mc Coy died from the wound.
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Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Ind
Wiliam Smith
Ed McCoy
McCoy
Woman shoots two men in Thurmond drunken row
Hinton West Virginia August 19. James Johnson Carl Nurton and Rachel Yates became involved in a drunken quarrel in Thurmond last night when the woman drew a revolver and fatally shot both men. She was arrested and placed in Fayetteville Jail.
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Commercial Tribune
Hinton
W. Va
James Johnson
Carl Nurton
Rachel Yates
Thurmond
Fayetteville
Democratic rift delays national committee campaign drive
A private DNC letter from New York reveals Senator Jones under Gorman's sway and exposes strife within the party over campaign leadership. It cites resistance to Gorman leading the effort, infighting among Silver Republicans, and a lag in distributing literature as state committees brace for voter scrutiny.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
New York
Bryan
Jones
Senate
Gorman
Wilson
Washington
Chicago
Chicago Platform and Ticket
Gold Standard
C N
National Committee
Stone
Tillman
Lord Oak
Indiana
London Financial News
Blaine
Prather’s Brother Reports Murder Details in Amesville
Sheriff L A Marrero received a wire from W W Prather attorney at law claiming murder of John S Prather by negro assassins. Prather’s body found at Amesville two miles below the crime site. coroner to hold inquest. Jefferson Parish panics over lynching fear. Gretna Jail fortified. accomplices Britton Jel Johnson and John Wellington discussed. one suspect still at large.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
L. A. Marrero
Amesville
Cincinnati
Johns
Prather
W. W. Prather
Wiggins Block
Marrero
Jefferson Parish
Gretna
Jack Britton
Jel Johnson
John Wellington
Boy Burns From Carbolic Acid Accident
In Portsmouth Ohio on August 19 Ezra Callender, carrying a large bottle of carbolic acid, was struck by a stone and the bottle broke. The acid burned his left side and legs to his feet. doctors describe his condition as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Ezra Callender
Thrown From a Swing Fatality Reported in Ohio
Walter Brooker, a resident of Roe, was fatally injured when thrown from a swing at South Portsmouth this morning. He sustained a fractured leg and a damaged spine, with authorities noting the accident occurred in Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Special Dispatch
Toommercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Walter Brooker
South Portsmouth
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