English Swindler Revealed by Walden Mystery
In Walden Massachusetts a British visitor Mr Perceval becomes the focal point of town suspicion after a swindle from four years earlier resurfaces. Dora Barrows reveals his innocence and a Boston detective confirms Perceval’s honesty, ending in reunion with Dora.
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Perceval
Dora Barrows
Miss Wheeler
Dora
Boston
Walden House
Main Street
Walden
New England
Manchester
Wallace
Detective Wallace
Passenger Trains Collide Near Camargo
In Camargo Illinois July 28 trains No 1 and No 2 of the Indianapolis Decatur and Western railroad crashed. Fireman Artie D Gagas died after being crushed between boiler and engine. Engineer Shandhoff is severely injured and may die. No passengers were seriously hurt as engine and mail car No 2 were demolished.
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Springfield
Ill
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western Railroad
Camargo
Artie D. Gagas
Shandhoff
Towne to Withdraw as Populist Vice Presidential Nominee
Charles A. Towne will be withdrawn from the Populist national ticket around August 15 and replaced by Adlai E. Stevenson as the party's vice presidential nominee. The Populist national committee will accept his resignation at that time, per a highly reliable source.
Desperate battle ends in Charles death in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 28 a prolonged gun battle ended with the death of robert Charles after he killed Sergeant Gabriel Porteus and others. Police and soldiers surrounded his hiding place and burned the house to capture him, leaving multiple casualties including a young boy Alfred Bloomfield and Corporal John Lally.
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New Orleans
Gabriel Porteus
Andy van Kurem
Alfred J. Bloomfield
John F. Lally
John Baneille
Frank H. Evans
A. 8. Leclerc
Charles
Winchester
Gabe Porteus
Clio
Saratoga Street
Day
Lamb
Lally
Porteus
Father Fitzgerald
St. John’s Church
Bloomfield
Leclerc
Evans
John Banoille
George H. Lyons
Adolph Anderson
State Militia
Anderson
Gallatin Street
Review of Trade Wool In Demand and Iron Mills Book Fair Orders
R G Dun reports cautious optimism in July with no speculative zeal. Wool sales fell to 4 337 500 pounds from last year while cotton goods gain modestly. iron mood improves in Pittsburg with mills booking fair orders for bars and plates. Wheat declines further despite abundant crop conditions. corn shipments rise to 12 720 433 bushels in four weeks. weekly failures rise in the US and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Will Discuss Paramount Issue
William J. Bryan says his Indianapolis notification speech will focus on the par amount question of imperialism, treating other platform elements in a later letter and speeches. He notes similar emphasis in 1896 on money issues and plans to follow that precedent this year.
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Lincoln
Nek
Wiliam J. Bryan
Indianapolis
One Fair For Round Trip to Bryan Meeting
The Central Passenger association grants one fare for the round trip from Indiana Ohio Michigan and Illinois to the Bryan meeting in Indianapolis. Tickets good Aug 7 return Aug 9. Rates form basis for Western Passenger association rates.
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Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Bryan
Indianapolis
Western Passenger Association
Suffering From Lockjaw and Blood Poisoning in Marysville
Marysville Ohio July 28 Louis Bosh 25 lies near death from lockjaw and blood poisoning after being struck on the knee by a hay fork tine on July 6. The injury swelled and led to infection with death hourly expected. Oscar Gardner and Eddy Lenny fought 21 rounds in New York with Gardner declared winner after Lenny collapsed from a cramp in the 21st round.
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Marysville
Louis Bosh
Guy Crames
Bosh
New York
Oscar Gardner
Omaha Kid
Eddy Lenny
Philadelphia
Broadway Athletic Club
Lenny
Gardner
Reading circles unite to split U.S. territory
Winona Lake Indiana July 28. At a meeting George E Vincent of Chau tauqua and Solomon C Dickey secretary and general manager of Winona it was decided to unite the Chau tauqua and Winona reading circles and divide the territory of the United States between the two associations.
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Winona Lake
Ind
George E. Vincent
Chau~ Tauqua
Solomon C. Dickey
Winona
United States
D Valeri Dies in Seattle After Repeated Suicides
D Valeri a lead actor in the Sporting Duchess is dying aboard the floating mission in Seattle from cocaine after two desperate attempts at death by his own action. He plays opposite Roseo Coglan in the production and is in critical condition.
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Accor
Seattle
Wash
D. Valericourt
Roseo Coglan
Hanna at Headquarters in New York July 28
Senator M A Hanna chairman of the Republican national committee arrives at the national headquarters accompanied by Cornelius N Bliss treasurer. Hanna expresses satisfaction with the situation and plans to speak after settling in while entering immediate conferences with Bliss Scott Manley and Gibbs.
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England
Isaiah Barrows
Thenglishman
Perval
Clerk
Ones
Old Jones
Annie Wheeler
Mr. Perceval
Man OF the Hour
McKinley
Cee
America
Yarely
O Express
Defiance, Ohio
KcKinley
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville, Ky
Robert Charles
K&k
Imu Shy A
Eaain
DRS. Ikennedy & Keagan
Superior St
Cleveland, O
C. C. Kuhn
Review OF Trade
Mackintosh
Davis
AR Kk & CO
Chicaco
ILI Beaire Roebuck
Cmioacr
AKI
Ireula
Nervita
I Pecuite oSeeheim
Torquor
Andress Nervita Medic
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Engtee
Euars
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