Violent Incidents Reported Across Several Towns
The clippings describe multiple violent events: Furnace and an associate attack General Greely in Washington, leaving him unconscious after a rib injury. a cold blooded murder in New Castle involving Ambrosia and Vara de over Gracie Veltra. a razor attack by Vara de on Ambrosia and a fatal shooting by Vara de. Diphtheria claims three in a New Brighton family. A Clay County brawl near Otter Creek ends in deaths and arrests. Pugilist Shurney bargains with O Rourke amid future plans. Political tension in Kentucky with Goebel contested for governor. A Swedish farmer dies after head injury from a pitchfork, and a Columbus depot shooting incident follows a jealousy dispute. Continuous fights and legal actions mark the string of incidents.
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New Castle
Maphael Ambrosia
Peter Varade
Gracie Veltra
Ambrosia
Varavade
Varale
Pillsburg
Jan
Christian Science
New Brighton
Ink Maritzoff
Lievers
Union
Otter Creek
Lige Lewis Ame
Jacksons
eJackson
Manchester
Lige Lewis
Joe Lewis
Clay County
Es F Shadey
OM Rourke
Pee
O'Rourke
Frenkfort
Taylor
Goebel
Ther
Ware
Pease Goebel
Death of Dr McGlynn at St Mary’s Rectory
An obituary note reports Dr. McGlynn died at St Mary’s Rectory after a seven week illness from heart failure attributed to Bright’s disease. He received last rites as he weakened, with wholehearted prayers, then passed at 4 pm after a final conscious moment and hiccup spells.
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McGlynn
St Mary's
Jesus
McGly
Masters
Middlesboro
A. C. Masters
Queen’s Guards
Charles Masters
England
Admiral Cockburn
Niddlesboro
Senate to debate Philippine war and finance bill
In Washington the senate week centers on speechmaking with Pettigrew’s information resolution on the Philippine war and Morgan’s race talk on Monday. Beveridge to discuss the Philippines Tuesday and Hobart tributes Wednesday as the finance bill dominates remaining time. In the house no program set beyond urgent deficiency appropriation bill. Georgia Republicans call March 7 state convention.
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Senate
Washington
Jan
Pettigrew
Morgan
Aldrich
Beveridge
Hobart
Orutlook
Army
Philippines
Georgia Republicans
Atlanta
Walter H. Johnson
Republican State Central Committee
Georgia
Turbulent War News Across Several Fronts
Reports from London and Chicago describe strained garrisons and shortages as Boer and British forces clash. US diplomat notes no reply yet on flour seizure while Dewey Day plans stir in Chicago. Molineux trial advances with cyanide evidence and a mysterious shooting case emerges in Chicago. Deaths include Captain Masters of English descent in Kentucky. Cuba prison abuses prompt judicial probes and calls for reform.
Ground to Pieces in Chattanooga Streetcar Tragedy
William Smith a city prisoner died by suicide stepping under a moving streetcar in Chattanooga Tennessee. An ad touts Franklin Miles M D LL B of Chicago offering free heart treatment and testimonials from cured patients to official readers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William Smith
Franklin Miles
LL. B
Chicago
Frank Smith
Wabash Ave
Neester
Chicess
H. A. Grace
Mountain St. Elgin
Sophie Snowhberg
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Memengee
Os Brisas
Greely
Whingtom
A _jemely
Adame Express Company
Ives
Baltimore
George Murphy
Kearney
Neb
Jero C. SL
Nelson
Theodore
Olumbus
Harry C. Lowery
Zanesville
Lizzie
Depot
Turs
San Francisco
E. B. Sutton
Philadelphia
The
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Cape
Faircloth
New York
Frank AL. Faircloth
Jersey City
Newark
N. J
Boston
Santiago
Paris
Janes
Candler
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
J. W. English, Jr
Seaton Gariland
Spaulding County
B. A. Denmark
Chatham
C. S. Webb
Clarke
State of Georgia
Pelleux
Mirri
War Office
Delaware
Elizabeth Meharry
Richmond
Ind
Ohio Wesleyan University
New ‘Incorporations
Columbus
Woolsey Wheel Company
Sandusky
Rupp and Wiltsenfeld Company
Cincinnati
Onio
West Virginia
Wiliam Grenny
Dr. Thomas
Kalamazoo
Louisiana
James Rutter
Posey County
Frank Spottsville
Samuel Gompers
Dawes
Broadway National Bank of Boston
Aaa
Ottos Cure
London Spectator
Germany
von Hollcben
Harrison
Jan S
Twentieth Army Corps
Peoria
Ian
Sirs
Simmons
Hetty
Jar
Inc
United States
Loize
Mass
Onal
White Eoult
Buller
White
London
Joseph H. Cheate
South African
Lord Salisbury
A. D. Shaw
Admiral Dewey
Grand Army of the Republic
Manilla
Molineux
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Morris Herrmann
Morris Herrmann & Co
John Foarneil
Woomar
Ciben
Fiavana
Jan. S
Duciercond
Runcie
Wood
Brenedins
DR. James
Bentelle
Bangor
Congressasas
Wilkesharre
Coshocton
Boxwell
Sais
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Board of
TAE Coskocton Nation Bank
M. Q. Baker
Troxe
Tsappets L. MaxteomMery
Qayahcop
A. BH. Thomson & Son
Seedsmen
Timothy
Hickory Street
Pax Hacdle
Chauke
Ehmiat
Atarah
Ely
Warren St
Mereell Nicholas & Mereell
A. Himebaugh
G.odice
E. T.spangier
Pomerese
Somerene
Pomerene
Pomeerene
Attorneys-At-Law
Nicholes-Burns
G. W. James
Coshoeton
O.wil
Ofice
Forbes Glock
F H. Wheeler
Cochocton
Frank Heys
New
CG. Roche
Dcsney-At-Law
Asc
Gray’s Hardware Store
E. F. Stockum
Ofice—Zanitz Building
Dundas
Coshocton, O
Selby
Main Street
D Haight
Over Burns & Gosser
Jowelore
Gosnoeter
Ohio
Drs. Dillinger & Monroe
Acs
Ags
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B.A. Wernett
Finley & Wernett
Ceshocton
Main and
Fifth Streets
R. A. Powelson
O. D. Grocery
Cosboton, Ohio
Hack & Wisenburgh’s
Boston Clothing
Peter Smith’s
Eureka Laundry
C.C.D
S. F. Timmons & Co
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