Arrival of Roger Pryor as O'Donnell lawyer at London
Report of Roger A Pryor, American counsel hired for the defense of O'Donnell the Slayer of Carey, arriving in London. Pryor met by Sullivan and others after a consultation to discuss defense, with officers who served in the U S Army to testify on O'Donnell past life. Also covers Marquis Taeng reception at Folkestone and German emigration bill discussions.
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Pryun
Roger A. Pryor
Amerie
O'Donnell
Carey
Launton
Sullivan
Guy
Pas
Pryor
Det
Seit
S cNe
Ube
Farlen Wounsel
Arthers
O'Downell
Fey
Flexanel
Ford
Hipisend
Glenuwell
Tsen Porkes
Marois
Dolkestone
Juie
China
Pampon
Paris
Sir Edward Watkin
Prince Bismarck
Reipsstag
America
Bismarck
Divorcee's Husband Kills Wife Then Surrenders
In a northern state case, H A Herrick, once married to a ranch owner's wife, married his former wife’s rival, then killed that rival after a Saturday afternoon cattle visit. Herrick surrendered to the sheriff as the tumult grew. A separate item reports Anton Era, from the Hoe family, attempted suicide by arm amputation with a knife, then sawed bone until exhaustion. The fever news from Veriosaville notes few deaths, with two in the past two days.
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Desver
Col
Get
Pribtere
Grand Junction
H. A. Herick
Werrick
Margaret Thompson
Herrick
Vierrick
Ohis
Werger
Mrs. Herrick
Bervarro
Anton Era
Drerman
Hoe
Death of Professor J Lawrence Smith Boulsville Duth
Death of Professor J Lawrence Smmith a noted scientist at his Boulsville residence this afternoon from diabetes. Born 1918 in Charleston South Carolina, he studied at the University of Virginia and pursued civil engineering. He held posts with the Survey, Medicine, and Turkish projects, and had ties to notable figures in academia and government.
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J. Lawrence Smith
Boulsville
Turkey
Cattar
Ineer
Sean
Nyersily
Af Russi Nemnarriga
Dtvues Garthria
The
Lruasary
Kentucky
Terrible Railroad Crash Near Uniontown injures many
A locomotive collided with a passenger train four miles north of Uniontown causing a devastating crash. Eight to ten people were injured as trains were damaged and many passengers, including women and children, suffered severe burns and frightful injuries. The worst injuries involve Mrs. Cashiernex and two children from Connellsville.
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Uniontown
PaceAn
Teatay
Uinsantown
Firme
Will Feet
Wishot
Wwe
Evers
Dames
Ward
Cashiernex
Anc
Hitleren
Connellsville
Castalla, O
Det Wi
Castali
Sandusky
Tidiam, Bloomington & Western Railroad
Tenry Carsen
Martin Erroch
Charlies Sehweehow
Schwechow
Kroch Wasilifiy
Theater Fire Destroys Lyceum Stage and Furniture
A blaze at the Lyceum Theater on Des Plaines Street gutted the stage and most furniture this morning. Thomas Genter, owner, and family were inside briefly. Harry Grenier escaped. Insurance totals cited as about 5800 to 5080.
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ELIA
BCT
Les
Lyceum
Ontesplaines Street
Thut
Iste
Ghobe Theater
O'Vleesh
Sbage
Root
Des Plaines Street
Thomas Genter
Dhealer
Grenier
Slydo
Panic in Alontrov as Bank of Montreal Client Faces Trouble
A bank client in financial distress causes near panic in Alontrov with liabilities uncertain and assets expected to cover. Authorities met with local banks to decide next steps while the market dipped as Bank of Montreal shares fell amid turmoil and speculation about a potential failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Treniie Financialy
le Wal
Pern insurrection and Chilean siege amid pacification talks
Matters in Pern show improvement as Iglesias troops gain strength and supporters flock to his cause. The north backs him while Montenero resists resignation, prompting Chileans to plan surrounds to force surrender. In Lima and Callao opinion tilts toward him as tensions rise. Consecration of Bishop Knickerbucker in Minnesota marked by honors and ceremony.
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Jan Awa
Pern
Iglesias
Tob
Montenero
Cordileran
Lima
Callao
Monte
Threatened Strike Over Wages in East St. Louis Yards
Workers in East St. Louis rail yards, after a secret meeting last night, moved to demand wage increases. Reportedly seeking from 275 to 285 per month for men, with a possible strike if no agreement is reached by noon tomorrow.
Hickenlooper Libel Case Dismissed In Police Court
Reporters in Mopstone covered a criminal libel suit brought by Gren and Hickenlooper against Van Haima Thompson. Thompson Kink 340 arrested for passing counterfeit money. Several men including Lewis Horan Martin Cruz Patrick Kelly and James Walsh arrested as principal agents of counterfeiters.
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Fkl
Droashtay Gren Aad Hickenlooper
van Haima
John Fr. Thompson
Mopstone
Nied
Vago Canin
Thompson
Scuunros
Pas
Get
Lewis Horan
Martin Cruz
Patrick Kelly
James Walsh
Anne of
National News. Mason Pardoned Likely Says Swain
Judge Swain cites Army sentiment that President will grant a pardon for Sgt Mason imprisoned at Albany for shooting at an assassin. The public petition grows massive as War Department slows actions while other sentences are disposed of and the October crop report notes frosts and expected yields across multiple states.
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Fargeant Mason
Wasiuxetox
Nidlowabk Repbhcan
Jeck
United
Guide Dees
Marin
T Ie Charce
Hubbard
Sen
Firat Lie Shrapson
Tspalh
Seendary
Fpolcor
Ghthind
Oweya
Department of Agriculture
Sendemibor
Mbichitan
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Io Mijares
al Dakota
Pennsylvinia
West Virdnia
Coumni
Fadiva Likinais
Fred
North
Sumtin
York
ST. Tae
Norland
Crete
Dalara
Polits
Livia
Telebryska
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
First Regular Meeting of International Socialistic Congress
The First National Congress of the International Socialistic Workmen's Association met in Pittsburgh. Eight delegates attended. Meng of Chicago elected president Ronhi of Omaha vice president Spies of Chicago and Suan of ATeder secretaries. Afternoon session in Corners Hall drew about three hundred, with Kerr Alust Anes Spies Parsons and Drury among speakers. public interest appeared limited. The convention was labeled a failure so far for public interest and labor enthusiasm.
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Prirsemay
Te Laterational Socialistic Workienen
Lide Ie
Jresei
Vhenites
Ase
Widen
Meng
Chicaze
Ronhi
Omala
Spies
Chicazo
Nd Suan
Ateder
Corners Hall
Kerr Alust
Anes
Parsons
Drury
Multiple late news items from 19th century newspaper
A compilation of short reports: Captain Robert Breek, a War of 1812 veteran, dies at Norwich Connecticut aged ninety. Fire destroys the Canadian Pacific Railway round house and three engines at Rat Tinteye on the 14th. A calabouxe burns at New Franklin Missouri. Various fatalities and incidents across Philadelphia Brooklyn Buffalo Rochester and Cairo with stabbings drownings and a fatal shooting. Notes include a firewar, emigration of Chinamen to Hong Kong, and a court case about a licensed practice dispute.
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Aptain Robert Breek
Norwich
Conn
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rat Tinteye
New Franklin
County
Missouri
Allegru
Charles Nate
Larcenty
Thames
Menlo Park
Alonzo Robb
John Cuomuskey
Philadelphia Des Julins
William Shelton
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Buffalo
William Gilbert
Philadelphia
Gilbert
American Tin Plate Association
New York
Astor House
San Francisco
Hong Kong
OM Ares
Boniface
Lal
Hine Medical Practice Act
Af Tlealth
St. Louis Eelectic
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Marquis Taeng
Folkestone
St. Priensugen
Russia
Fevee Cit
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Barnabas Burns
Burns
Fayette County
Ashland County
Isas
Gurma
Mansfield
Isan
Thomas W. Bartley
Tion
Linnel J. Kirkxawood
Ohio Senate
Denocekel
Loris
Orpinutes
Arthur
Portsmoutht
Horne
Bester & Maine Lailrews Company
Lowell
United States
Circuit Court
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Johnston
Chicago
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Butler
Bostos
Edwin G. Walker
Butter
Charlestown
Executive Council
Clscinnwati
Amfoartein
Uas
Uiscisnate
Alontrov
Bishop Knickerbucker
Plaisadelmnia
David Bull Knickerbouk
Chethe
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tinneapolis
Indiana
St. Mark's
Epi
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Hickenlooper
Evmerxa Onsanren
National News
Rerceaint Magan
Arkansas
Socialistic Congress
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Jerome Park
Coney Island
Derene Park
Jerumie Park
Mra
Langtry
Alre
le Dreten
Gregon
Charles Merrilurn
Teri
Burfington
Ales
Cormwallis West
Oeertan
Ter
Afrs. Langtry” 3 Company
Cfien
Royce
Brainard
St. Aumins
Vrer
Lawrence Brainard
St. Albans Trust Company
Manly
Dieves
TEAC
Northern Pacific
Transcontinental Association
Union
Central Pacific
Icisco
Northern Tic
Cape Horn
Dexvaie
Willian Elerkson
Jo Daisy
Shawnee
Denver
Oleau
He Hefosen
Besag
Coul Wee
Alsipling
Tue Hrolice
Tous
William Adaw
Ry Sprague
Panny Sprscue
Aman
Willian Sprgne
Groton. Com
Mamie Gorden
Cairo
O'Brien
V. O'Brien
Bers Point
Frank Lucas
Kalamazoo, Ch
Strong, Sebring & Co
A. Pris
Gallitziu
Pennsylvania
Michael Murray
John Tharcuff
Boston
Craytors
Cantercary Shog Manufacturen
Fairbanks, Biown & Co
Bardheie
BF. Shaw & Bros
Bai
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