Poison Trial of Dean Ends with Royal Commission
A dramatic NSW case centers on George Dean accused of poisoning his wife Mary. After a royal commission questions public guilt, Dean is released as the commission doubts he committed the offense. Meagher’s push for judgment lingers amid political fallout and leaked confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S ‘Man
Mary
Dean
Seymour
Messrs. Crick and Meagher
Porter
Crick
Port Sydney
Aries
Niana
George Dean
Mr. Meagher
Meagher
Legislative Council
Julian Salamons
New South Wales
Royal Commission
Earlinghurst
Sydney Telegraph
Telegraph
Sir Julian
Julian
Stricker
House of Parliament
Sensational Australian Conspiracy Trial and Aftermath
A dramatic sequence unfolds as Sir Julian exposes Crick Meagher and Dean in court, leading to arrests for conspiracy and perjury. Meagher resigns, Crick’s practice collapses, and Dean faces a 14 year hard labor sentence after later confessions. The Oregonian notes the case ends with public horror and enduring mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Julian
Legislative Council
Meagher
Crick
Dean
Australia
Want
Oregonian
Uncle Sam's Bonds The New Issue and Its Design
A New York World report explains that the upcoming government bond issue will duplicate the February 1895 design. Will H Low, a renowned New York illustrator, created the plates, with production detailing from engraving to printing and delivery to purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department
New York
Will H. Low
Corps of Artists
Treasury Department
Department of Engraving and Printing
Secretary of the Treasury
Logan Carlisle
Washington
Brockway
New York World
Bride Falls Dead as Candles Go Out at Bohemia Wedding
A Christian Bohemia church wedding ends in tragedy as a candle on the altar extinguishes during the nuptial blessing. The bride collapses, dies minutes later in her bridal veil, leaving a grieving groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Bohemia
Up to Stay. Statues of Bolivar and Washington Endure
The Boston Globe reports Bolivar and Washington statues in New York and Curaçao, with a British lion barred from approaching either. The pieces remain in place as cultural symbols in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bolivar
Venezuela
Central Park
New York
George Washington
Caracao
Boston Globe
Mr Gladstone and British Guiana Ties
The article notes Mr Gladstone’s ties to British Guiana including a family sugar estate at Vreedon Hoop, Demerara. It recalls his early parliament speech defending West Indian slavery before 1833 and mentions his role as undersecretary for the colonies during Schomburgk’s boundary surveying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
British Guiana
Mr. Gladstone
Vreedon Hoop
Demerara
Schomburgk
Atlanta fair draws over a million visitors records set
The Atlanta exposition attracted 1,286,863 attendees, setting a new visitation milestone. The remark about Transvaal references hints at international topics discussed during coverage.
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Sir Robert Schomburge
Sir Robert
Bangkok
Sian
Markwald & Lester
Sir Robert Schomburgk
Brazil
South America
Queen Victoria
Harold, S. D
Mary Mario
Emma Schultz
Chicago Times- Herald
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis Journal
Atlanta
Parker
Parker Ezets
TF. Parker’s
Main Street
Maynard
Albert * Batley
Acton St, Maynard, Mass
NAGLE
Marrs
P.O
Concord Junct
Mass
J. W. Henderson
South Acton, Mass
Lackawana
Franklin Wilkesbarre and
Cumberland Coals
E. Jones & Co
South Acton
H.p.n.dahl
Riverside Block
Barrett’s Mill Road
Concorda Junction
C. M. Gould
Main ST
WM. , Hale
Maynard ST
Acton, Mass
N. S. Daniels
Concord
Concord Junction
Teremiah Sheehan
A. H. Rose
U. S
Garry’s Block
Concord, Mass
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