Witnesses Testify on Night of Murder in Taylor Trial
In Rotton Missouri the Taylor defense seeks to establish both brothers were not on the Milan road the night of the Meeks killings. Josie Bailey testifies George Taylor was seen between 6 and 9 pm driving home. Albert Taylor cites George at home by 9 pm leading horses. Mrs Gibson swears George was in bed that night, denying blood on the wagon.
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CarRotton
Taylor
Josie Bailey
George Taylor
Taylors
Milan
Albert Taylor
George
Albert
David Gibson
Meeks
Explosion in Prince von Curzen Mine Kills 82 in Bochum
An explosion at the Prince von Curzen mine in Bochum Westphalia July 27 left 82 bodies recovered and many still missing. Nine men were severely burned and search parties face great difficulty in exploring the mine amid distressing scenes.
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Prince von Curzen
Bochum
Westphalia
Negroes Suffer Starvation and Smallpox Near Mapimi
Desperate reports from Mexico describe a starving negro colony near Mapimi with 100 of 450 infected by smallpox. Two hundred fugitives remain scattered, shunned by locals, and facing severe mortality as conditions deteriorate.
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Chis
Mexico
el Paso
Mapimi
Barrett Released After Hallucination Confession
D. F. Barrett, who had accused himself of the Emanuel church murders, was released from jail in Santa Cruz California on July 31 after recovering from his hallucination.
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London
Lord Wodehouse
Earl of Kimberly
Rider Haggard
Statham
Santa Cruz
Cal
D. F. Barrett
Emanuel Church
Chicago Grain and Provisions Sweep Lower on Worries
Chicago grain and provisions markets closed lower with wheat down about one half cent, corn off fractions, oats down, pork, lard, and ribs also weaker. Closing prices show July wheat 70 4, corn July 43 4, oats July 23 4, pork July 10.20, lard July 6.17, ribs July 5.05 to 6.07 bid. Cattle and hogs at Chicago live stock market showed firm cattle prices and strong demand for fat native steers, with hogs and sheep varied by grade and quality. South Omaha receipts noted, but price ranges similar to prior activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nebular Theory And A Satirical Note On Pyjamas
The article discusses the nebular hypothesis for the Sun and planets, citing a British writer and describing how the central mass formed the Sun while surrounding gas masses condensed into planets. It ends with a note from Mark Twain and a Lancet summary on wearing warm garments at night to prevent colds.
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Thomnitter
Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
St. Louis Republic
Mark Twain
Mr. Ashby-Sterry
London
Noise-cutting Steam Whistle Attachment for Telephones
Manager Fowler of the Ashland Kentucky Telephone Exchange has devised a steam whistle device activated by magnetism to aid loud factories. The whistle is triggered when a bell is called, keeping shrill sound until the call is answered and steam released by weight. Installations planned at a steel plant tannery and sawmills.
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Manager Fowler
Telephone Exchange
Ashland
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Debate on free coinage ends with silver gold stance clash
The Horr Harvey debate in Curiaco ended without agreement on free coinage of silver. Harvey argued for cheaper money and value shifts while Horr maintained that no single nation can fix the old gold to silver ratio. Both sides agreed the current dollar is too valuable and changes would affect debt payments and global prices.
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Curiaco
Horr-Harvey
Harvey
United States
Harr
Civiligrad
Jdah
Ares
Mr. Horr
Aly, T Harvey
Mr. Harvey
W. H. Harvey
Horr
Cuba
Millionaire miner strikes potential world lead in Colorado
Straton reports a vast ore vein in Independence Colorado that may yield 140000 dollars per ton. The find occurs where two veins meet and could represent several millions in value. In London reports close elections, including Londonderry south division and Donegal east division results with small changes from previous majorities.
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Victor
Colo
Stratton
Loxpon
Londonderry
Thomas Lea
Donegal
Arthur O’connor
Notable Theatrical Rumors From the Season
Zor Spy and Bert Kelcay likely to skip next year. Carrie De Mar wy supports Joseph Hart in a farce. Russ Whytal rises as a playwright. Adelaide Rangiati tours Minneapolis. Wilton Lackaye may lead The Great Diamond Robbery. Olga Nethersole to tour Carmen. Edwin Hoff rejoins Lillian Russell in The Tzigane. Kate family skaters and musicians tour at $100 weekly. Augustus Komas novel title change May hit Standard Theater.
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Herbert Kelcay
Trousers
Carrie de Mar Wy
Joseph Hart
Russ Whytal
Wilton Lackaye
Alfriend and Wheeler
Marie Bell
Castle Square
Boston
Olga Nethersole
Edwin Hoff
Bostonians
Lillian Russell
New York
J. M. Will
Standard Shoater
Kate
Tony Denier
Public chatter and satire mix in brief clippings
A collage of humorous and curio items from various papers notes mock commentary on topics from stage fashion to filibustering, weather, and odd incidents. It cites reports of a lightning death in Alleghany County, a canard about watermelons, and a Philadelphia street altercation, all framed as brief editorial quips.
Sulphur Uses and Household Remedies
Sulphur is recommended for a sweetish or bitter mouth taste chronic diarrhea and constipation relief. It can deter ants protect fabrics disinfect clothing and combat mildew in plants and livestock. Store in muslin bags for vermin control and apply as directed with water and heat as needed.
Mere Man and the New Age of Roles
A witty editorial note from the Cincinnati Tribune suggests the coming man must sew and cook. The Boston Globe remarks a birthday is mainly of personal interest but hard to hide. The Washington Star imagines a fresh college graduate becoming a newly elected member of Congress.
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Cincinnati Tribune
Boston Globe
Congress
Washington Star
Printed envelopes to save misdirected mail
A Dillon Montana printer offers envelopes printed with the recipient’s name and address for 60 cents per hundred to ensure misdirected mail is returned. They advertise printing services at proportionately low prices and request orders be sent to TarBune Pорnissing Co.
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TarBune Pornissing Co
Dillon, Mont
Blank forms sold at Tribune office Dillon
Legal blanks including Quartz location blanks and Placer location blanks are kept on sale at the Tribune office in Dillon.
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L'R1bune
Dillon
Epilepsy 20 Years Cured by Miles Nervine
A Milwaukee reader recalls a 20 year battle with epilepsy and describes recovery after using Dr Miles Nervine. He notes prior success as a lumber products manufacturer and recounts seizure incidents including near falls and a shaft accident.
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Miles
Court Terms Set for Fifth Judicial District Montana
The court schedules for Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties set terms for 1895 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. on designated Mondays in September December July October and November. Judge Frank S. Sowsen signed the order on July 6 1895.
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Montana
Beaverhesd
Jefferson County
Madigan County
Nauntand
Frank Su0wEns
Anson Links Stir Over Stage Plans and Bear Gins
The Boston Globe jokes about Adrian Constantine Anson appearing on billboards and a stage role, while the Detroit Tribune muses about the melancholy Dane as an umpire. The Chicago News notes a Captain Anson to star in a piece titled The Bear or The Man With the Gins Arm.
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Adrian Constantine Anson
Boston Globe
Anson
Detroit Tribune
Adrian C. Anson
Helis
Man
Chicago News
Question on stage popularity to be settled in Dallas
An exchange asks who is the most popular actor on the American stage and will be decided in Dallas next October. The Corbett Fitzsimmons fight is expected to interfere with financial discussions in Texas.
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Dallas
Kansas City Journal
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Texas
Washington Post
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