The Death of Justice Field and Deputy Nagle Incident
The report outlines the confrontation leading to Justice Field being slain by Deputy David Nagle after he disarmed Marshal Terry. It recounts fielding warnings of danger, Field and Sawyer duties, and Nagle’s past as Tombstone police officer and deputy marshal, including the Septembers in which he protected Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Erry
Nagle
United States
Justice Field
Bnd
San Francisco
Tracy
Porvis
Moana
Iter Eomowed
Wea
Oakland Mole
Zone Shank S
Waya
Jing Wen
Justioe Field
Sienner
Lathrop
Palnow
H. G. Otis, Watt
Los Angeles
Bayes
WathboMier
Supreme Court
Bisuael
Jae Tee
Astorney- Miller
North
Lelawara Etreat
Bering
San Francien
Bata
Tierné
Unites #tates
Sawyer
Bessides
Akes
David Nagle
Arizona
Tombatone
Erizinglobe
Ferce
Mershal Franks
PRAIRIES ABLAZE IN MONTANA AND OTHER REGIONS
Reports describe prairies ablaze across several thousand acres north and southeast of a Montana town with fires threatening timber and uncertain containment. Nearby towns prepare for shifts in range and weather conditions as crews battle the blaze amid heat and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montans
Crrr
Hare
Glendive
Anc
Western storm leaves Kansas and Nebraska towns in ruin
The August 16 Kansas City topeka region storm killed over twenty people, flooded counties, wrecked rail lines, and destroyed crops and livestock. Floodwaters receded revealing extensive property losses estimated between 75,000 and 160,000 dollars while rail yards, stockyards, and stores suffered heavy damage. Refugees filled Park school as cleanup began and the Rio Grande line resumed service westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Crrz
Missouri Valles
Ambong Theas
H. H. Bilver
Cortland
Reb
George Warner
Georges
Kent
Nebraska
Hiawatha
Atchison
Telworth
God
Pawnee
William Curran
Ford
Joe
Clinton
Molascotx
Neb
Bane
Salt Creek
Park
Rio Grande Road
Irish clan feud flares after Cronin murder turmoil
The article traces a bitter split within Irish groups at Ogden Grove and Cheltenham Beach picnics precipitated by Cronin's murder. It notes accusations of conspirators, angry mutual distrust between Ogden Grove and Cheltenham Beach factions, and strong calls for punishing those involved. A large crowd heard resolutions denouncing the crime and urging justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheliqabem
Resch
Chi Hhmon
Fettewe Grove
Ogien
Seatate
Less Granis
Au Pudarneg
Ogden Grove
Parnell
Phantos
Cromp
Tra
Cheltenham Beach
Cronin
Buffalo
Peoria
George W. Peppexa
David Sullivan
United Irish ‘Societies
Ireland
Addreen
Erin
Dr. Cronin
Écoundrels
Friends of Ireland
Wreck Wounds Dozen as Train Plunges Near Mount Vernon
A north bound passenger train on the Evansville and Terre Haute line broke a trestle twelve miles north of Mount Vernon injuring a dozen or more. Burns of Henderson Kentucky was badly bruised while Mrs Glaze of Princeton and Mrs Hopkins of Ridgeway suffered head and internal injuries. Wounded were taken to Fort Branch for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Tas
Vincenter
Ind
Fort Branch
Evansville & Terre Haute
Baggagremister Burns
Henderson
Mra Glaxe
Princeton
Mra. Hopkins
Ridgeway
Fort Ranch
Pioneer Death in Madison Wisconsin General W W Treadway
General W W Treadway died at his Madison home aged 83 after a career as Deputy Comptroller of New York City from 1839, Wisconsin Quartermaster General 1861-1862, and State Agent for war claim settlements yielding over 920000. He died Wednesday night.
Murder at a Wedding in Covington Society Circle
Sensational murder occurs at Turner Hall during Leo Raymond and Mary Trenhauser wedding. Harry Terlen, a prominent Covington social figure, is killed by a striking woman who declares intent to end his life. The suspect, described as well connected, flees amid the ensuing chaos. The case stirs deep scandal rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covincron
Turner Hall
Leo. Raymond
Mary Trenhauser
Harry Terlen
Ole Eveler
Ferlan
Iowa Republican Platform Planks Endorse Restored Public Support
Fragmentary report shows Iowa Republicans at a convention endorsing the party's return to federal governance. The platform condemns trusts and favors rail and tariff reforms, with calls for anti rebates, protection for industry, and expansion of enforcement. Names such as Wheeler Hull Hutchinson and others appear in vote tallies and candidacy mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchieon
Carroll County
Baillo
W.C. Wheeler
Hull
Hutchinson
Tatras
Crapo
Hals
St. Add Wheeler
Heér
Tama
Aioe
Henry Sapin
Spender ‘Smith
Réna Com
Mlusignier
Aeglamatdon
Athich
Republican Partyat
Iowa
Hawe
Suph
Will
Congress
Republican Party of
Repub
Tina Eod Wedeniore
Reiways
Larrabee
Unclear fragments mention Mackay schooner Marian arriving Baltimore
Fragmentary notes describe a fire and a transport issue involving the schooner Marian, with references to Mackay and crew members Jatin Henderson and Bernard McKinnon. Details are partial and do not form a complete report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Stevenereacne Ville
Wertusotay
Netty
Mackay: Syndicate
Mackay
Marian
Baltimore
Jatin Hendersond
Bernard McKinnon
Prank Sparks Explosion Report Near Nortonsville
Fragmentary notes describe an incident titled a prank that caused an explosion near Nortonsville, with references to the city and surrounding locations. Details are unclear in the readable text but indicate a local event involving a disturbance and potential safety concerns.
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Merebead
Era Miller
Sabarbe
Dapiage Railway
Travis Almadonet
Hitsation & Eiacol
Bille
Cnrcass
Times-Democrat
Purvis
Misa
Dha
Grand Jury
Murphy
Kilrain
Dan. Murphy
Sullivan
Dennis Buler
Jamen Wakely
Aed
Charley Neon
G. D. Edwards
Beth
Easton
Pac
Lehigh River
Walnut Port
Freeman
Donnell
Bonjmio Andrews
Pacayionner Poughkeepsie
Ag Pele New England Railroad
Andrews
Gually
Peedieton Very
Europe
Péricheton
Cincinnati
Cinciynaty
Stern
Mosby
Maybrick
Lospon
House of Commore
Home Secretary
Mra
Enutioner
Barry
Roe
Matkiin
Pectin
Maybricl
London
Tex
Torgika
Kan
Gorphreys
Topelks
Qetibert
Evans
Colorado
Niestasippi
Pat
Pata
Nicerots _ CRARDOTIRVILER
Tie
Nortonsville
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