Requittes at Murdering Weal Fate and Hearst Death
A wire service recap notes a beheading execution at Washington where William West died after two rope falls, with reports of a failed self harm attempt. It also covers Senator Hearst's death in Washington, his long career, and the era's political shifts and vacancies. Further items include a self crucifixion attempt by James Quinn in Philadelphia, and various crime, weather, and political notes from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William
West
Chrainal
Peat
Wnat
Hearst
California
George BP
Hearts
United States Senate
John F. Miller
O. P. Williams
Sonator Hearst
Montana
Tevis, Haggin & Dailyn
Great Anaconda Company
Republican
James Quinn
Philadelphia
Quinn
Medica Serenen
William A. Whittenden
House of Bluff, Palmer & Co
Baltimore
James Kennedy
North Carolina
Mount ‘Y Vernon Place
Kennedy
Whittenden
San Diego
Cal
Tiaytana
Mestean Ine
Otay
Tianana
Tia Joana
Wilson
United States
Ephram K. Wilson
Maryland
House of Representatives
Clay Township
Auglaize
Supreme Court
Eric
Lina
William Patterson
Patrick J. Rogan
Wellston
James M. ‘Tripp
Thad Ward
Lima
Ele Wan
Nelsonville
Arthur Magesty
Toledo
Dave Saville
Dick Frames
Hambright
Springfield
Frames
Bucyrus
John Ulmer
Shawnee
New York
Prey
Joe Haekies
Yung Man Sheet Torentyen
Fareily
Lo Jared
Johnson
Alunt
Dyer
Mt .Vernon Avenue
Capital
Weld
Colonbos
A.C. Osborne
The
World
Washington J. Hohe
Pat Elliott
Cyplel
Coue Sullivan
John Red
GE. Gardiner
Mat
W. J. Elliott
Elliotts
Osborn
Jay Sperry
Curt Diday
Erie
Mell Sperry
John Diday
Gallon
Indiana
Diday
The Roamers stranded Canton as diphtheria ravages city
The Roamers theatrical company was stranded at Canton due to illness. Diphtheria hospitalized or affected about 2,000 people in Cincinnati area. Notable deaths include Eckley of Labor in Dayton. Multiple accidents and funerals reported across Ohio from Lima to Sandusky.
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Deca Wr
Ind
Re Bobo
Myc
Jude
Ohio River
Jeffersonville
Utica
Thd
Brand
Hielox
Tmring
Canton
Cincinnati
Eckley
Dayton
Cooper Wrock
Jedersonville
Fred Wieener
Wapakomota
Willian Hambeight
Evans Factory
Springfield
Goveland
Lorain
Wheeling
Massilton
Vienna
Clark County
John Smith
Roy Carty
Smith
David Lewis
Jonesville
Shawnee
City Hall
Wooster
Kate E. Morhart
Ohio State University
Carl F. Henry
Buchtol College
G. K. Denton
Ohio Wesleyan
David E. Daniels
Denison
T. L. Bullard
Wooster University
F. T. McClure
Mt. Union
Harry G. Gatwicks
Wittenberg
W. Wilcox
Marietta
TF. W. Bush
Ohio University
A. L. Kellar
Hampden Watch Works
Keller
Tiffin
Fostoria
Findlay
North Baltimore
Toledo
Republic
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Edward Griffin
Hamilton County
Massachusetts
Missouri Legislature Adopts Resolutions in Fifty-First Congress
The Missouri legislature passed resolutions during the fifty first Congress, with actions aligning to the session and Speaker Reed guiding proceedings. The report notes the adoption of measures and the legislative tone of the period as recorded by the era's newspaper.
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Missouri Legeslature
Eonesses
Reed
Beecher widow busy with publishing orders and health limits
In earlier days Mrs Beecher would be rich if she could fulfill half the orders she receives says the country has asked her to author the Use of her dead husband and tax complaints she has refused due to poor health and business engagements keep her busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Beecher
Pioneer Woman Clears Brush in Oregon Homestead
In Baker's River Ore a young couple work a new homestead with the land not yet self supporting. The husband pays travel costs while the wife stays home with only a Winchester rifle and a three pound axe. After the morning chores she clears brush, chopping nearly as fast as her husband. She is educated and determined to help secure a comfortable home.
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Chapple
Chopin
Baker's River
Ore
Noadaide Philophy Insect Warning Boards in French Villages
In several French villages boards urge protecting wildlife and insects. Hog boards warn hogs eat mica snake worms and injurious animals while forbidding hedgehog harm. Toad advocates claim it aids agriculture by destroying many insects hourly. Cockchafer and larval pests are enemies to farmers and require destruction. Birds are praised for reducing insect damage, yet the boards urge not to kill them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Larvin
Aeron
Department
France
Moment Sent Away and a Cold Cure Remark
A fragment recalls Flor a Moment Sent Away and a man who offered no cure for a severe cold last winter. The speaker notes the man’s lack of brilliance and contrasts it with the memory of not receiving a sure remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flor
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George F. Hearst
Requittes
Briatore
George Ingham
George C. Ingham
Julius
Grinnell
Luther Laflin Mills
Englewood Avenue
Chicago
Ingham
Lasalle Hreet
Cronin
Sutton
National Line
Liverpool
William ©. Baines
Anna Dickinson
West Pittston
Danville Insane Asylum
Ela
Insane Asylum
Schultz
Whoather
Northwest
Obemes Lethers
Finn
Cai
Silaw
Antehine Miell Deading
Rev
G. W. Hicks
Baptist Toletion
Almsiftee
Morgan
Rioux
Pittsburgh
Wood
Pennay~ Yana
South America
Balmacedia
Chill
Argentine
Pisagua
Congress
Osborn- Elliot
Columbus
Olin
Hughes
W. J. Elliot
Kell
Patrick J. Elliot
William J. Elliot
Banker Cowles
Clarks
Nebraska
District Court
Merrett County
Cowles
Jaurengi
Jallero
Mexico
Jurengi
Freeport
Pay
Loutisville
Douglass Walser
Jowmph Prabs
J. H. Moll
William Himmelsen
Sandusky
Castorine & Castell
Finlay
Cinetopat
Mes Harbara Buching
Witeefs Furnitere
Pasabin
Mad River
Springfold
Matthew Garretty
Harvery Hughes
New York Limited
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne
Grant Pugh
Upper
Hquor
Ada
James’ Rudisell
Cleves
Lyled& Crow's Coke Works
North Bend
Big Four Express
Lyle & Crow's Place
Clayes
Budisell
Aqeers
Gem A Hoeth
Nomrmwest
Durneo
Dolibes-Coodalele CO
Board of School Examiners
Henry County
Cate
Court House
Napoleon
Apel
Ist
PatLie
Schwab
Guraffer
Palen
Patentomica
Wertington
Scott
Scot
Bevas
Einaleton Meadianee
M. Bartlett
Jefferson Street
Doty & Watkins
N.Y
Stock Yards
East Buffalo
I F Wiviame
JSON Gattle
Fixtoy
Watkins
Shy
Buffalo
Root
G. Oriysey
Immer
W. L. Douglas
Weittan
Boveua Soekion
M. Reiser
Agt
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