Supreme Court Decisions and Bank Case Rulings
The Telegraph reports a Supreme Court decision on railroad company removals from state to federal court in Kansas versus Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific, with remand reversed. It also covers a National Bank stock case about transfers to avoid liability, ruling the transfer was made in good faith. Additional rulings include a Nebraska bond case against a county and a Kellogg trial note, plus a bill to fund free newspapers and a Newark official fined for false entries.
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Supreme Court
Wasumoros
Supreme Court of the United States
F. A. Amese¢ai
Union Pacific Railroad Company
State of Kansas
F. A. Johnson
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Circuit Court of
United States District of Kansas
State of
Kansas
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
United States
United States Circuit Court
National Bank
Henry J. Anderson
First National Bank
Allentown
Philadelphia
Circuit Court
Waite
Miller
Matthews
John T. Blair
County of
Cuming
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Nebraska
Cuming County
Neb
West Point
Elkhorn River
Earthquake shock rocks England from south to north
An April 22 earthquake spread from the south to the north of England, shaking Ipswich Colchester Chelmsford and Southend. Buildings chimneys and church spires were damaged, with scenes of panic and alarms across numerous towns. The Glabe reports the shock reached Strand London and caused widespread unease.
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England
Lonpos
Easter
Masex
Suffolk
Ipswich
Colchester
Bella
Chelmsford
London
Southend
Malderr
Temmites
Chelmeford
Fiery Elopement Ends in Box Car Marriage
Maranati Texas April 22 Miss Maude Manning daughter of Chief Justice Manning of Louisiana and G W Compton eloped from Alexandria and were married by Nev Marshall at his residence on Saturday night. An irate mother and two men pursued them but the couple dodged capture by changing cars three times before being caught and locked in a box car on a freight train and brought to the city to learn they were man and wife.
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Maranati
Tex
Maude Manning
Manning
Louisiana
G. W. Compton
Alexandria
Nev. Marshall
Muarsttaryr
Marstiall
Stoddard and Daly Draw Four Round Gloves Gate Fight
Pirrspuren April 22 notes a four round glove bout at the Coli seum drawing about 1,500 spectators. Stoddard defeated by Daly, with Daly and Willems slated for another bout within four weeks in nearby venue.
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Stoddard
Pirrspuren
Coliseum
James C. Daly
Hial H. Stoddard
Dominick Gait
Mike
Giore
Mecatrey
Daly
Willems
Suane
Es ‘Fells Wesker
Merwbaas
SRR
Roof falls at Sidoli Circus in Bucharest disaster
During a Sidoli Circus performance in Bucharest the roof collapsed amid darkness and a fire panic. Five bodies and about 100 wounded were carried from the ruins, with many others missing as rescue work continues.
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Vienna
Sidoli
Bucharest
Hugo Sehenck
Karl Schlossarek
Schenck
Karl Schenck
Hugo
Schiessarek
Teague
Invincibles
Dustix
Phenix Park
Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Langhal
Prince Kung
Tonquin
Prince Chun
Grand Council
Caso
Mahdi
Marta
Ashore Range Duel Near Cockeyevilla Md
A short range duel near Cockeyevilla Maryland left one man gravely wounded after a feud between brothers in law ended with both firing at close range. Joshua Gill and Charles Brown, both connected to Ashteud Iron Company, disputed Brown’s driving past Gill’s home and a later ambush on the road. Gill surrendered claiming self defense as Brown lies critically wounded.
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Barrowone
Brown
Gill
Renee Oe
Gil
Paul Ae
Gui
Brown Bear
Ambrose
Ashteud Iron Company
Iron Works
Martinet at Dayton Soldiers Home Accused of Cruelty
Dayton April 23 reports allege General Patrick governor of the National Soldiers' Home abused inmates and discharged crippled men. Citizens urge removal. several officers were discharged after disputes over subsistence and duties. In another item, Charles Frike, an aged German, killed his wife with a club, claiming Sunday quarrels over property. Near Irvington, Joe Flinn and Bill Tate engaged in a shooting, with Flinn mortally wounding Hale.
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Patrick
Dayton
National Soldiers
Camp Ab
National Soldiers’ Home
John B. Egan
New York
James Afc-Guire
Wettick
Con Messiaen
Washington
Martinet
Evan
Wacateax
Charles Frike
Frike
Frnke
Ricumonp
Irvington
Joe Flinn
Bill Tate
Finn
Hale
Flinn
Mileh
Murderer Hanged at Gerrysnugan for Emily Myers Murder
John Coyle was executed at Gerrysnugan yesterday at 11 37 for the murder of Emily Myers dated May 90 1881. County records show Coyle maintained an Itti l Dareegedttts on 02 up to Saturday.
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Gerrysnugan
John Coyle
Emily Myers
Satertap Coyle
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Christopher Street
Barrow Street
Charles M. Brown
Orange, N. J
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Jersey City Heights
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Congress Street
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Regina
Great Straits
Frank James
Huntsville
Ala
W. H. Spann
Woodson
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Jack Smith
James
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F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
Om and
F.d.matteson&co
Cary & Matteson
Center Street
WIRTNER_ & ALLING
Otis
Range
J. T. Hoole & CO
Dickinson & Co
Blossburg
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