Doctor Graves Dies in Denver Jail Suicide After Trial Controversy
Denver reports Dr. T Thatcher Graves, convicted of pouring arsenic into a bottle sent to Mrs Josephine Barnaby, died in his jail cell presumably by poison. A letter to the coroner and notes to jail staff suggest prolonged persecution and a claim of innocence amid a new trial bid. Mrs Graves refrained from comment as her husband’s death devastated her.
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Death of Jerome Bonaparte at Pride's Crossing
Jerome Bonaparte died at his Beverly summer home Pride's Crossing at 9 20 p m ending a long life in exile and public service. The death closes a chapter in a family involved in European history and American society.
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Beverly
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Pride's Crossing
Cyclone disaster in South Carolina city and coast
Charleston reports a devastating cyclone with at least 15 fatalities in the city and suburbs, over 100 in Port Royal, and many drowned on Wasaw and Coosaw islands. Coroners logged 80 bodies on one rice plantation and authorities fear broader, horrific loss as bridges and roads are washed away.
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Port Royal
Coosaw Island
Wasaw Island
Combahee
Coosaw
Ediston Island
Charleston Bay
Mawhor Murder Trial Hears Self-Death Theory For Wife
Avoca Iowa September trial defense moves to prove wife number five killed herself. Defense cites coroner testimony that she talked of suicide and twice tried to drink poison. Prosecution evidence about a hired man’s complaint over the wife’s animosity is noted. court bars inquiry into deaths of wives eight and four.
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Avoca
Mawhor
Fremont County
Mawdor
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Co-Operative Colony to Establish a Town on the Cherokee Strip
Disciples of Bellamy organize a large Populist colony in southern Kansas with a state secretary charter for a cooperative town in the Cherokee Strip. Several hundred join, hundreds of apartments built, one shared kitchen, common fund, and town property reserved for conforming residents.
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Cherokee Strip
Toreka
Disciples
Bellamy
Kansas
Co-Operative Town Company
Bellamin
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Axton Stock Yards
Cattle receipts total 22.00 with ranges from 2.65 to 5.25 for various classes. Market steady to firm with heavy cattle at 5.11 to 5.60 and light cows and heifers 1.04 to 3.00. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs from 2.76 to 25.00 and market steady.
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Chicago
Axton
Cureaco
Pulpit and Pew and Sacred Figures in Faith
The article notes a 180 mission aries in the Southern Presbyterian field and church capacities in San Francisco. It mentions John Kaufman an Amish preacher near Elkhart Ohio who preaches in trance. It also highlights Rev Dr Edward B Palmer of Boston who attends Barstow College commencements since 1856 and Bishop Walker of North Dakota as a towering, muscular church figure.
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San Francisco
John Kaufman
Elkhart
Edward B. Palmer
Bostow
Barstow College
Bishop Walker
Episcopal Diocese of
North Dakota
Powder and Ball A World of Armies and Arms
Russia has the largest army and Britain the biggest navy. British warships were condemned last month and ordered sold. The tallest Prussian soldier stands 6 feet 74 inches, while the emperor’s young son is the shortest. German army experiments aim to illuminate balloons at night. The lance remains common in Europe. An American cavalryman has yet to invest. Britain plans to arm heavy cavalry with this debated weapon.
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Russia
Great Britain
Interesting Facts From History and Lore
A collection of curious statements on early cabin building in Salt Lake City in 1547 and climate contrasts across nations. It notes 87 vessels with City of in their name lost since 1810, Grecian maidens’ dress in white, and a claim about Revelation chapter four verse twenty.
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