Crouch mirror trial jury reaches verdict in Michigan case
Jackson Michigan November 15 After ten days work a jury was obtained in the Crouch murder case involving Jacob Crouch his daughter Mrs Eanice White her husband Judd Crouch and others The trial will likely occupy two months or more as prosecutors seek papers believed to be valuable to the crime The case is noted for its wealth and social standing of the parties and a complex sequence of related events including a shooting and a suicide attempt nearby
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Ed Jackson
Crouch Mirror
Jacob Crouch
Eanice White
Jenry White
Moses Polley
Pennsylvania
Henry Tuleaab
Crouch
Judd Crouch
Hell
Wolcomb
Foy
Jinks
Isin
Easton
Spring Arbor Township
Judd
Brown
Daniel Holcomb
Dan Hoelcomb
Michigan
Sanitary measures and naval ordnance notes on cholera risk
The National Board of Health urges Governors to prepare a robust sanitary system as Asiatic cholera resurges in Europe. A court martial is planned for Gen Swain, with dispatches confirming its convening. October immigrant arrivals total 86,441, with 3, indicating U.S. departures abroad, and census bureau work progresses with 11 published volumes and extended timelines. Deputy Pensions Commissioner Clarke named. Nye and Young appointed to Army posts.
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National Board OF
National Board of Health
Europe
United States
Tae
McCulfock
Paris
Gener Swain
Swain
Naval Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of the Navy
Montgomery Seard
Pensions
O. BP
Clarke
Dudley
Ar. Seaton
Tesh Tle
Frank E. Nye
Maing
Andrew H. Young
New Trampshire
Nye
West Point
Destructive Fires Hit Brooklyn and Maryland Works
A November 15 report details a large blaze at a gasoline packing building attached to Charles Pratt Oil Manufacturing in Bushwick Creek Brooklyn. Fire spread from gas in a freshly soldered case, aided by seven tugs, and caused an estimated loss of 15000, with severe risk if flames reached the oil works. Nearby Upton’s glue works in Peabody, Mass. suffered 75000 in insured losses, while Detroit and Mt Clemens faced depot and property damage totaling 25000. Plenary Council in Baltimore held its first joint session, progressing on major questions over three weeks. In Troy, Dems marked Cleveland’s win as a cannon accident caused injuries to three men, with one likely to die.
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New York City
Rik
Grover Cleveland
Blaine & Logan
Hon
the Sun
Sile
Ug Vietur
Yen
Democratic Party
Champions of Protection
Standall
Committee On Corrections
Dallot Lt
Brydsky
Oswald Oliendorfer
Franklin County
Blaine
Erie
New York
OH Elie
Brooklyn
Glas
Deabody
Charles Pratt Oi Manufacturing Company
Bushwick Creek
East River
Tosa
Peanopy
Mass
Upton
Foster Street
Detroit
Grand Trunk
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Murating
Gannon
Troy
Little Falls
Cleveland
Mion
Louis Orendorf
Charles Clacknor
Charlies Swart
John Kartson
Orendort
Law Attacks Bureau at Stockmen's Convention
Dr James Law of Cornell University attacks the Bureau of Animal Industry at the National Convention of Stockmen in Chicago warning of unprofessional staff and misrepresentation overseas. Loring defends the Bureau while Gadsden urges more sanctions, and a Washington trip is proposed to push sanitary laws and cattle rental regulation.
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Law
Cornell Hilversity
Bureau of Animal Industry
National Convention of Stockmen
Chicago
Cutcaco
James Law
Cornell University
Sherman House
Bureau
Emory Storrs
Europe
Congress
New York
Brooklyn
Lie
Loring
Gadsden
Philadelphia
Professor Law
J. E. Sanders
Sreeder’s Gazette
Committee On
Salmon
Washington
Missour River
Pacific Ocean
St Louis
Cold Blooded Murder Shocks Buffalo Confectioner and Wife
A German confectioner Louis Otto, 32, shot his wife in their Buffalo home after returning from work. The woman died. Otto fled, was captured about an hour later. He had a history of drinking and abuse. Also reported: Sam Darling, 63, hanged himself in New York area. Other items note memorial services for Samuel Seabury and an attempted murder case in St Louis. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Louis Otto
Ile
Otto
tUle
Cramer
Hitix
Loveato
Sam Darling
Plymouth Arena
Darling
Commemoration sermon marks anniversary of Seabury
The Arebe bishop of Canterbury preached at St Pauls Cathedral in commemoration of the centenary of Bishop Seabury the first Anglican Bishop in the United States. The sermon stressed union between the United States and Britain and strengthening church ties. Several prominent Americans attended as bishops from Albany and Fond du Lac and twenty other bishops were present.
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Lexpos
Arebe
Canterbury
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bishop Seabury
United States
Albany
Fond de Lac
Wis
Isis
Spartalids Company
Ohl Lroad Street
London
FE. C
Shanghai
Tarisia
Formosa
Henry Villard
Portamt
Fhcrty
Matthew Arnold
Educalim
Devin
Clitheroeneae Manchester
Lord Wolseley
Gene Gordon
Colonel Stewart
Power
Herbin
Brsiin
Henry MM. Stanley
Borin
Count von Ehatsfeldt
Congo
Wealthy producer and lumber dealer fail in rough week
New York reports 187 business failures for the week, up from 165 prior. Clement, lardt & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, default on $50,000 in liabilities. Altoona, Baker assets unknown, employing about 400. Win. Wilson in Megnemineg reports $260,000 liabilities. Central American meeting linked to future political alignment. Venezuelan consul notes a push toward a Central American Republic with Barries as President.
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New York
United States
Clement, Lardt & Co
Altoon
C. Baker
Wis
Win. Wilson
Central American Republic
New Yoak
Arthur W. Houcier
Boston
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Boudier
Barries
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Azes
Jéye
Bar
E. Blackham
Stanley
James Irving
Journal
Center
Etrech
W.reafft
Decr
Cor. Sixth St
Ims
Boarders
Be Acrommieda
Apeter Street
Heferances
OPERA
Erank Gilbert
Night
P.pular
Nelson's Jewelry Store
Walter Finkel
Tinker
Jamestown
N.Y
Tadies
Mime Erie
Monge
Duckirk
Prisour
Houston & Texas Central
Dersona
Garnvestox
Tex
Honston
Texas Central
Clear Creek Station
Tremmpetead
Houston
Larris
J. C. Cardoza
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Lamar Leaks
Green Lewis
Naimp Thomas
Navasota
Wook
S . McMillan
Robert Victor
Galveston
C. L. Wallace
T. J. John
Advoetts
John Glass
Wlouston
BE. A. Farland
Daniel McEnnis
Marion
J. €. Peoples
Reagan
A. H. Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
A. J. Cockrell
Reason
Austin Crecock
Durleson County
I. Massie
Georgia
W. Childress
Atlanta
William Jassi
Havermilt
C. N. Foyt
Washington Street
Knights of Labor
Hoyt
Triladela
Clark & Keen
James Doak, Jr., &Co
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the Electorai. Com
Sasta Fr
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Edward White
Punch Collins
Socorro
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Trancoca
Tenn
Meridan
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East Eighty-fifth Street
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B. F. Fleischauer
Evertag
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McCulloch
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Episcopal Church
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Potter
Scarborough
New Jersey
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W. J. Seabury
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Ryan
Hood
America
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Gtanka
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