Unnatural Parental Atrocity Reported In Gananoque
A Toronto report details a horrific case where a husband exhumed his deceased child, cut off a hand, sewed the wound, and ate dinner with the severed limb nearby while his wife recovered in shock. The man fled with a nurse to the United States as authorities pursue other suspected crimes.
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Toronto
Gananoque
Quinelle
Aramantha Cook
Wurse
Quinotte
Quinolle
Efe
Miners' trouble as arrests mount in Hocking Valley
Four more miners with indictments were arrested and jailed at Logan, bringing the total confined awaiting trial to eighteen. Railroads and coal operators push hard line to protect property amid ongoing depredations, while union tension and suspicions of insubordination surface among miners.
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Hocking Valley
CollumpBus
Logan
Straitsville Road
Murray City
United States
Carbon Hill
Hanssey Run
Miles
Board of Trade
Joh McBride
Miners’ Union
Hocking Valley Railroad
W. P. Read & Co
Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Read
Walter Craft
W. P. Read
Colunbusa Roeking Valley Lor and Coal Company
Ilocking Valley
College Football and Lacrosse Across New York Games
Reports from New York on November 28 detail major college sports. Pennsylvania defeats Wesleyan 14 to 12 in football with about 1,000 spectators at Metropolitan Park. Williamsburg club tops Penn and Yale clashes draw 18,400 at Polo Grounds with disputed referee decisions. Columbia College defeats Polytechnic Institute 22 to 6 in Washington Park lacrosse. A separate incident at 123 Columbia Street ends with a fatal shooting of a burglar by the beer saloon owner. Thanksgiving observances spread across the South with disruptions to business and church services. President Arthur attends services at St. John’s and visits the Soldier’s Home. A Red Star Line agent asserts the American line retains its flag and identity.
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W.E. Smith
Clinton County
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Wylie
J. B. Locke
Buffalo
Executive Mansion
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Hills
Flower
Eastern
New York
Metropolitan Park
Pennsylvania
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Quaker City
University of Pennsylvania
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Pelo Grounds
Williamsburg
Polo Grounds
Princeton
Yale
Mappleton
Columbia College
Polytechnic Institute
Washington Park
Michael Dunnery
Goerck Street
Columbia Street
Frank Klein
Klein
Eleventi
Bellevue Hospital
Tombs
Wasneton
Arthur
St. John's Episcopal Church
Soldier's Home
Life Saving Service Posts Record Year in United States
In Washington November 27 The annual report by Superintendent Kimball shows the life saving service achieved its best year. By June 30 there were 261 stations with 156 on the Atlantic 7 on the Pacific and 38 on the Great Lakes coast. Disasters 430 lives saved 4142 lives lost 20 property values involved 10607940 property saved 9161354 Since the stations began 13 years ago the service aided 2548 disasters with property valued at 47000000 and 33000000 saved. Lives in peril 23937 with 446 lost. Telephonic links between 29 New Jersey coast stations promise faster massed crews for wrecks. The force credited to professional qualifications and political independence.
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Wasueron
Kimball
Atlantic
Pacific
Huron
Metropolis
New Jersey
Tragic Springfield Doctor Murders Family Then Self
Dr John Maxwell of Springfield Ohio tied cloths saturated with coloform over his four children ages four to thirteen and drank chloroform and aconite. He died in jail after confessing. Four children were hospitalized with two dying. A grim motive cited poverty and desire to spare them a life of hardship. Maxwell faced murder charges as investigators noted plans to die with the children.
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Springfield
Ohio
Chiero
John Maxwell
Selina
Laura
Maxwell
Maxwel
Plenary Council Honors Thanksgiving With Special Services
Special Thanksgiving services were held at Baltimore Cathedral with a sermon by Bishop Spaulding of Peoria. Archbishop Lamy led Mass as the Plenary Council considers Thanksgiving as a church holiday and commends virtue and temperance in American life. The evening banquet followed and sessions extend to December 7. Other notices include Harvard football caution and a British weasel seizure at Norfolk.
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United States
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Spaulding
Peoria
Catholic Church
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Vwei
Church
Hesse
Milwaukee
Carrollton
Catholic Benevolent Legion
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