Militia Crisis Eases in Jett-White Murder Case in Kentucky
Judge J J Osborne and Col Williams resolved civil military tensions over security at the Jett-White murder trial in Cynthiana Kentucky. New witnesses including Shhiff from Charleston West Virginia are ready to testify and a guards detail will escort protected witnesses to the courthouse. The court approvedmilitary protection for witnesses while Sheriff Leach and deputies enforce courtroom access as proceedings continue with Fryer Webster Byrd for the prosecution and Blanton Lafferty King French Black and Golden for the defense.
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Commercial Tribune
Cynthiana
James B. Marcum
J O J. Osborne
Shhiff
Charleston
W. Va
Jett
Court House
Osborne
Williams
Ewen
Lexington
Jackson
Judge Osborne
Colonel Williams
Commonwealth
L. P. Fryer
J. 8. Webster
A. F. Byrd
Breathitt County
Messrs
J. I. Blanton
Lafferty and King
Will Visit Alaska to See Eloping Daughter and Son-in-Law
Madisonville Ky July 27 Henson J Blanche a farmer near Dalton prepares to visit his daughter in Alaska who eloped with Charles Maurice twelve years ago. He had not heard from them since the elopement until a letter last fall claiming they were wealthy on a claim in Alaska. The mother of Mrs Maurice died years ago. Blanche plans to stay through the winter hoping the family will return to the United States. The couple have two children.
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Commercial Tribune
Madisonville
Charles Maurice
Miss Blanche
Maurice
Mr. Blanche
Thief Robs Woman on Train Near Grand Central Station
Mrs. Edward Bowen of Covington reported to Covington police that a man snatched her pocketbook containing $4, a railroad ticket to New Orleans, and papers from a Pullman car on the Q and C Railroad at Grand Central Station Cincinnati. The robber wore a hat pulled down over his eyes and vanished.
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New Orleans
Uable
Missing Nora Wasserman Sparks Harrison Search Party
Half a dozen friends and relatives launch today from Harrison Ohio to locate Nora Wasserman and her one year old child. Relatives say she wandered from 103 Gage street last Thursday and a freight train incident at Grand Central Depot may involve her.
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Mrs. Wasserman
Harrison, O
Nora Wasserman
Kate Stenger
Winkler Street
Wasserman
Convicts Escape Folsom Prison After Wrenching Assault
Thirteen inmates fled into the mountains using prison officers as shields. Guard William Cotter was fatally stabbed. Warden Wilkinson Captain Murphy and several guards were seized. Militia deployed as convicts head toward Bald Mountain and Alabaster Cave with captives.
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Sacramento
Cal
Folsom
Wm. L. Cotter
C.l. Cochrane
W. C. Palmers
Wilkinson
Murphy
Overseer McDonough
Bald Mountains
Pardee
Warden Wilkinson
Harry Wilkinson
Turnkey Cochrane
Cotter
Palmers
Mormon Bridge
Bald Mountain
Alabaster Cave
McDonough
Captain Murphy
Convicts Escape After Desperate Fight in California
Militia ordered out after 13 convicts fought a posse near Pilot Hill. Fred Howard was killed and A. Scabie wounded before the convicts scattered toward the woods. They had earlier robbed the general merchandise store kept by S. Diehl, taking citizens along the trail.
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Sacramento
Cal
Pilot Hill
Fred Howard
A. Scabie
Diehl
Cardinal Di Pietro May Succeed Leo In Papal Role
The article notes Cardinal Di Pietro may succeed Leo as pope. A photo shows the royal catafalque at St. Francis de Sales Church Walnut Hills erected before the altar. A large black bier with canopy hosts the Pontifical crown and pallium, surrounded by six tall black candlesticks with lighted tapers.
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Young & Carl
St. Francis de Sales Church
Walnut Hills
Compromise Candidate Circulated If Key Cardinals Stall
In Rome July 27 almost all cardinals have arrived for the conclave and held a long meeting. Cardinal Angelo Di Pietro is whispered as a compromise candidate if Oreglia Gotti Rampolla or Vannutelli fail to secure the needed votes. Di Pietro would regionalize the Rampolla Gotti faction while remaining acceptable to all. Cardinal Logue of Armagh arrived, predicting a quick decision, and praised Cardinal Gibbons though deeming him unlikely to win. The conclave will exclude Moran of Sydney and Celesia of Palermo due to illness or lateness. A public proclamation urged Rome residents to attend Humbert’s death anniversary procession to the Pantheon with King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita anticipated.
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Oreglia
Gotti
Rampolla
Vannutelli
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Angelo di Pietro
Cardinal di Pietros
Rampolla-Gotti
Michael Logue
Armagh
Ireland
Leo
Vatican
Cardinal Logue
Gibbons
Logue
Moran
Sydney
Celesia
Palermo
Humbert
Pantheon
Victor Emmanuel
Margherita
Priests Honor Memory of Pope With solemn cathedral rites
Priests to honor Pope Leo XIII with morning services at 8 30 in a cathedral draped in black and Papal colors. Archbishop Moeller will preside with Abp Elder assisting. others include Rev. Henry James, J A Pohlschneider, and Father Mackay delivering the address on the Pope’s life. Services at St Xavier’s and several churches similarly observed with solemn high masses and choral music.
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Henry Moeller
Archbishop Elder
Moeller
John B. Murray
Henry James
J. A. Pohlschneider
J. A. Pohlschneider; Assistant Priest To Archbishop Moeller
John Schoenhoff
D.D
V.G
A. Quatman
John Hickey
H. Higgins
James McNary
Mentick
J. Meyer
Archbishop Moeller
A. Baumstark
Rev
D. Halin
H. Scanacher
Thurifer
L. Yauss
Eugene Davis
Father Mackay
St. Xavier's Church
Leo XIII
Father Finn
Father Dowling
Father Chambers
Amma
Estelle Kripppaler
Bridget, Shay
Alice Grunkemeyer
St. Mary’s Church
Thirteenth and Clay
Eller
Meyer
St. Francis Church
Vine and Liberty
Father Nurre
John Schell
Father Runnebaum
Holy Trinity Church
West Fifth Street
Albert Schell
St. Philomena’s Church
East Pear
Bank swindle hits three local banks and diamond sale
A man identified as J. B. Mann swindled Market National and Equitable National, causing combined losses of 800 dollars plus 400 in diamonds. A third bank suffered about 1,160 dollars, while police pursue Mann under multiple aliases. Pinkerton detectives probe the elaborate double-dealings.
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Market National Bank
J. B. Mann
Cincinnati
McKenny-Waterbury Gas
Boston
Market National
Pinkertons
Equitable National Bank
Mann
Equitable Bank
Lovell
Levi
Bankers’ Association
Pinkerton
Hart and Turner
McKenny and Waterbury Company
Conference on mob law to be held at Chautauqua
A conference at Chautauqua N Y runs from August 10 to 15 to discuss the mob spirit in the United States. Noted speakers will address feud assassinations lynching and riots their causes and ways to stamp them out.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
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Wil
Liams
D. W. Rees
J. J. Osborne
Will
Alaska
Elopers
Kentucky
Frozen North
Edward Bowen
Midison
Nue
Covington
Harrison
San’ Francisco
Mike Mulier
Fresno
H. Eldredge
Alameda County
J. Theron
San Francisco
J. H. Wood
J. Davis
J. J. Allison
San Joaquin
J. Murphy
Contra Costa
A. Seabis
San San Francisco
R. M. Gordon
Ray Fahey
Life
J. Case
Los Angeles
Robeery
Cardinal di Pietro
ST. Francis DE Sales
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Father Moeller
Archbishop the Celebrant
Tution
McKenney-Waterbury Company
Thomas Lovell
Arcade
Equitable
Levi's
Central Avenue
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