Information Tends To Strengthen Belief Of Captors Killing Boy
By Telegraph Charley Comas reports information from the United States Consul General at Matamoras that Apache bands in Northern Mexico possibly killed Charley Collas, captured near Chilautea. It is claimed Crook’s forces moved too soon, allowing many Apaches to escape or hide.
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Charley Acosas
Wasitaton
United States
Matamoras
Mexico
Charley Collas
Chilautea
Crook
Rook
McCord
Senate
Ono
House
Converse
Adjutant General
Adjutant General of
Ohio
Columbus
State Capitol
Auditor of the Treasury
Postoffice Department
Fatal Porch Collapse Kills One in Pennsylvania
Three young women Ida Brooks Carrie Mitchell and Mary Haskins aged fifteen eighteen and nineteen were on a porch near James Brook farmer twenty miles from the county when rotten wooden supports failed sending them twenty two feet to the ground Miss Mitchell died after hours of unconsciousness Brooks and Haskins survived with broken limbs and internal injuries Morbid accident followed by notes from Ontario about a captured swallows and a signed card referencing Meadville
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Pennsylvania
Larontr
Ida Brooks
Carrie Mitchell
Mary Haskins
James Brook
Miss Mitchell
Freedom of Worship bill sparks Albany debate
Albany April 2 text of the Freedom of Worship bill introduced in the Legislature closely mirrors last year’s measure. It secures non discrimination in religious practice and outlines duties for reform institutions and clergy while permitting supervised services for inmates and vulnerable groups. The act applies to care facilities including orphans and others, with immediate effect.
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Albany, N
New Liberal Party Emerges In German Politics
The German Liberal party is increasingly seen as a new political force with a program for a responsible minister of finance and broader parliamentary reform. The debate mirrors German internal strains as leaders push against opposition lines while imperial royalists attend Prince Leopold’s funeral. In Sudan news, Gordon’s forces face shortages around El Obeid and Khabbabi rebels resist Mahdi control. Osman Digna resumes attacks near Handoab and Tamanide, while emboldened tribes seek water. In Dublin, Michael Davité is condemned by the Irish National League for inviting Henry George to lecture. In Duns, Invincibles arrests shock Tubbercary’s tradesmen and farmers.
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NEW Party
NG Beguss
Liberal Party
de- Huinds
Eanoae
Ome
Wurtein
Frederick William
London
Prince Leopold
Kilartoum
Gordon Mlureh
el Mididi
Kinutcum
POECL
England
Michael Davit
Parnell
Irish National League
Michael Davité
Henry George
Dublin
Osman Digna
Suakim
Ele
Handoab
Malmond Ali
SEMAN
Destructive cyclone strikes Ohio Indiana leaves village in ruins
Reports from Munroe Ind and nearby areas describe a destructive cyclone that swept Oakville, wiping out seven miles south of town. Six people, including Anna Dearborn and James Sander, were killed. many homes lost or damaged. a warehouse and sawmill destroyed. widespread debris and disrupted rail lines. Additional damage reported in Reynoldsburg and Columbus area with hail and rain storms. no serious injuries beyond livestock losses. A separate lynching occurred in North Carolina and another mob incident in Gaston County.
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Oakville
James Sanders
Anna Dearborn
Colonel Johnson
James Sander
Christian Swart
Cochran
L. Hale
Columbus
Reynoldsburgh
Indiana
Ohio
Greenville
Barnes
Late News Items From Across The Nation
A sweeping string of brief items covers crimes, weather, politics, and curiosities. Texas stage robbers, electrical displays near the Washington monument, and a projected five million vines planted in Los Angeles highlight a miscellany of incidents. Also note wills, land losses, mining disasters, a porpoise fishing venture, and a Tennessee Shiloh anniversary observance with excursion plans.
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Washington Monument
Los Angeles County
California
James D. Remungton
Oswego
N.Y
Chilmatua
Mexseo
Lennessee
Pennsylvania
Pocahontas
Laurens County
Georgia
Wuntdelphia
Maine
Vassar College
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz Ben Thompson
Lic
Supreme Court of Tennessee
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Sierra Madre Mountains
Pacific County
Washington Territory
Shoalwater Bay
Ewing Isbel
Warren County
Washington
Hampton
Jacksonville
Fis
Martin Piantoni
Eureka
Nev
Piantoni
St. Joliut Lodge
St. Augustine
Fla
Spain
Ruscoe Perry
St. Johns Lodge
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Telegraph
Charley
Call
Committee On Foreign
Lilly Rancom
Hloet
Dallas
Mike Burns
Willis Adams
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Smith
Parker
el Paso
Burns
Adams
Parnas
Laray
Laconia
N. H
Thomas Lamon
Ruddy
Ford
Santon
Sanon
Samon
Liscows
Neb
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Miss Brackett
San Prascisco
Nellie Brackett
Miss Hill
Alaintiff
Sharon
Sit
Carpenter
Howe
Orem Carpenter J
Petersburg
Khartoum
Ihi One
Juoan Clena
Invincilles
Duns
Tubbercary
P. Sheridan
Sligo
Joubie
Sanath
Crantorrr
N.C
Frank Elliott
York County
Rock Hill
Matice’s
York
Eliottop Ha
Gaston County
Edwin McCullogh
McGullogh
Thomas Wilson
Gaston
McCullogh
Barres
Texas
Shathaye
Massachusetts
Pinal
Arizona
St. Lawrence
Petasburs
Atul
Gia
Ge Miidie
Shiloh
Wnasaville
Tenn
Pekin
Peoria
Burns Temple Light Artillery
Nashville
Johnsville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Pittsburgh Landing
Sehaefer
Creaco
Jacob Schaefer
Slosson
Schaefer
Chicago
Loxpox
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Europe
Yousestows
William Barnett
Loitsville
Mahoning County
Borkixaviee
Fairview
John W. Gibgon
John McCoy
Gibson
Teakts
Wateepea
Exirenes
J. F. Randall
Newcastle, Ky
Oakley’s
Brussels
O. R. Oakley
Lyon Bros. Palace — Store
Center Street
J. A Stapf
Wee York
Dunkirk
J. A. Stapf
Medh
J.A. Stapf
I. Rogalsky
Gidley & Bloss
Heyl
Louis Heyl’s
Wirtner & Alling’s
Lion Street
Star ‘Oil Range
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