Debs and seven coopers in Liberty Jail echo study and sport
In Woodstock McHenry county jail seven United States labor leaders led by Eugene V Debs organize a daily routine of exercise reading and debate. Reporters observe Debs bearded and healthy as captives pursue a regimented life while the jailer highlights their disciplined study and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Co-operative Colony of Liberty
United States
McHenry County
Woodstock
Als
Debs
Court House Yard
James Hogan
L W. Rogers
Roy M. Goodwin
Sylvester Kelcher
Eugene V. Debs
Chicago
Mr. Debs
Burns
George Eckert
Reorganized Society Inside Liberty Jail Colony
The American Railway Union president describes a self contained cooperative colony at Liberty Jail. Officers named inspector colonel and professor run a daily routine of drills study meals debates and punishments to enforce a strict code. The group focuses on economics sociology and history with about 200 books and regular examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Union
Liberty Jail
Hiliott
Hogan
Rogers
Iail
Eliiot
Mr. Eckert
Hi- Hot
Rogera
Kelcher
Benot
Buchanan’s crime tale spans a haunted life in Newark
The account traces Robert W. Buchanan born in Scotland in 1862 from Halifax drug clerk to physician, multiple marriages, debt, and a deadly sequence ending with his wife’s death in 1890 and an 1892 autopsy that revealed foul play. He faced rumors of cremation and fear of exhumation as authorities probed the case.
Treasury notes sum of 633517 337 waots noted
Treasury records show a total of 633517 337 related amounts for the month cited, outlining adjustments and balances for July. The document details the aggregation of sums attributed to various waots and warrants, reflecting official accounting actions during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaury- Wasiitxaton
Desperate Colston Kills Three In Kentucky Feud
In Trigz County, Frank Colston shot and wounded John Rhodes after a dispute. Colston then killed Hammond who tried to help Rhodes. Later he and a prostitute were killed by a farmer who protected his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Trigz
Frank Colston
John Rhodes
Hammond
Rhodes
Colgton
Colston
Desparado
Denial by Tripp sparks divorce fraud probe in Indianapolis
Annie Tripp of Chicago seeks to set aside her divorce from Tripp claiming fraud. A grand jury investigation is ordered as Judge Harper requests inquiry into perjury and divorce law reforms. Tripp denies the charges, cites past separation and alimony arrangements.
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Indianapoli
Annie Tripp
Chicago
Harvey
McCray
Criminal Court
Tripp
Fharper
Indianapolis
Dearborn Avenue
LaSalle Avenue
Marion County Court
Wheat In Better Than Expected Stimulates Indiana Crops
INDIANAPOLIS July 2 The weather crop bureau reports gains in central and southern Indiana with rains boosting crops. Wheat is mostly in shock with threshing starting in many counties and yields around twenty five bushels per acre in good fields. Rye is fair, hay short, pasturage dry but improving with rains. Oats and corn show improvement and potatoes grow well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Weathercrop Bureau
Governor Matthews Proclaims Existing Indiana Laws In Effect
An Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor Matthews issuing a proclamation declaring laws passed by the last legislature in force, with the Nicholson temperance law largely disputed. saloon rules set on second floors and licensing limits as a major change. Separate items note an arson scare in Beprorp, July 2, militia carnival preparations in Anderson, and a bicycle relay to St Louis delivering a message for the Indiana Light Infantry. A poodle guards a flock of chickens in Anderson, and a prior project by Truman Stewart’s Providence Colony collapses after failed options on Tennessee land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State House
Brewers’ Association
Supreme Court
Atda.ium
H. W. McBride
Indianapolic Light Infantry
St. Louis
Light Infantry
McBride
Harmony
Moorhead
Martinsville
Greenville
Ills
Winnedge
Muller
Anderson
Truman Stewart
Providence
Tennessee
Dr John to Fight Ingernoil in Greencastle
Dr John formerly president of the university plans a future lecture on Ingersoll next year after declining many pastoral offers. In Indianapolis a plan to challenge the state apportionment act is announced with counsel from Voorhees Turpie and others. Also in Indianapolis friends of Rev William Hinshaw, jailed on murder indictments, express concern over his mental state under confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ingernoil
Greencastle
Ingersoll
Indianapolis
Williamhés. Hinshaw
Danville
Summer science school to run five weeks at State Normal
Terre Haute reports a five week summer science program at the State Normal School beginning in early July. Four faculty members return from a successful last year and more than 200 applications are already on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
State Normal
Man Wanted for Murder Captured in Albia
ROCKVILLE July 23 Jesse Davis sought here for attempted wife murder was captured by the sheriff at Albia and will return without requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Jesse Davis
Albia
Hale Wins Wrestling Match Over Smith in Two Falls
In Indianapolis on July 2 Herbert Hale defeated M. E. Smith of New Orleans, taking the first two falls quickly to claim victory in a wrestling match played last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Herbert Hale
M. E. Smith
New Orleans
Italy's Crispi made prince by King in protest
A Rome dispatch reports King Humbert has awarded Premier Crispi the title of prince as a response to ongoing attacks from socialists and others. This move appears a rebuke to critics while signaling strong support for Crispi's leadership.
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London
Rome
Humbert
Italy
Crispi
Financial quotations and stockyard prices across markets
New York and Chicago publish varied market data including money on call at 1453 percent, mercantile paper rates, government securities, and wheat corn oats and pork futures. Rice precision: Board of Trade quotes show July wheat at 64 to 69 and corn around 47, with oats and lard in the mid 30s to 50s. Chicago live stock trade reports show cattle, hogs, and sheep with estimated receipts and price ranges, reflecting market fluctuations across major exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Couvons
Pacific
Cuicano
Board of Trade
Askéc
Hlic
Dugeu
Rica
California
Chicago
Union
Huss
H.timates
Man Keeps Dying Wish Alight at Wife's Grave
Edwin L. Morrison once chief clerk for the Pennsylvania railroad vowed to sleep beside his wife’s grave for life. After 12 days of grieving he built a hut by the tomb in Miamiville cemetery and has kept watch for years, living on $36 a month. His vigil began during her final illness and continued as he aged, seldom leaving the graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Halifax
No.l
Windsor
N. S&s
Hamilton
Fraser
Edwin L. Morrison
Pennsylvania Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Miamiville
Ralph Peters
Pennsylvania Road
Morrison
Camp Dennison
New York Herald
Dr Cyrus R Teed plans Florida communal colony voyage
Dr Cyrus R Teed, head of the Koresh sect, aims to move a western Pennsylvania party to Estero Florida in fall to establish a co operative, celibate and non celibate colony for up to 10000 inhabitants. He plans to buy a steamer to transport colonists down the river to the gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus R. Teed
Koresh
Pennsylvania
Estero
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
New York Tribune
Women Gain Voting Rights in Churches Across Denominations
The Protestant Episcopal diocese of Maine grants women the right to vote in parish meetings. Bishop Doane of Albany, once against woman suffrage, spends summers in Maine. Colorado Methodists vote to admit women as lay delegates to the general conference.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention
Diocese of
Maine
Doane
Albany
Methodists
Colorado
The Paris Bastille and the American Bastille overture
Special correspondence compares the French Bastille to American injunctions and corporate power. It links the 1789 Paris storming and the Mount Vernon key to Liberty, warning that courts may imprison without trial. The piece casts the judiciary as a modern despot, urging vigilance against loss of jury rights and freedom.
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United States
Paris
Bastille
Eureeye
Alaska
Vesuvius
William A. Woods
Fleury
Louis XV
France
Cardinal
Washington Mansion
Mount Vernon
Washington
Lafayette
Russia
Potomac
Changing the Hour Outsider Mr Surplice in daylight service
A dialogue saga notes why Mr Surplice holds services before daylight to avoid bicyclists. The exchange includes a wry quip about practice and economy, attributed to humorous exchanges in the Louisville Courier Journal and Tit Bit.
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Surplice
Louisville Courier-Journal
Daughter and mother discuss reading order in Brooklyn Life
A brief exchange between a daughter and mother in Brooklyn Life about whether a novel is suitable for the reader. The mother agrees to review the book after finishing the first one.
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Dauughter
Brooklyn
Leadenall and the swampy lot dilemma in a sale
A dialogue fragment shows a buyer accusing a seller of overcharging for swampy lots while discussing artificial lakes. A salesman retorts that the pricing exploits ignorance, framed in a satirical exchange from a New York World column. The Clubman gag references warfare knowledge and bachelor status in a quick quip.
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Leadenall
Harlem
Dalzer-Dilzey's New Play Draws Notable Roxbury Crowd
Roxbury Gazette reports Dalzer-Dilzey presented his latest drama to a growing audience last night. Reaction from reviewers and attendees suggested keen interest in the production, with observant notes on performance and reception.
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Dalzer—Dilzey
Blazer
Scott
Roxbury Gazette
Coin's Financial School and Spin Offs Ad
Cain's Financial School by W H Harvey with 150 pages and 64 illustrations aims to simplify money matters for readers from school age. The ad promotes prices for paper 50 cents cloth 1.00 and notes continued volumes Coin's Financial Schol and To Date bound in cloth together for 1.00.
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Cain’s Financial School
W. H. Harvey
Corn’s
Chicago
United States
Coin
Financial School
Times-Post
Wayne
Niagara Falls Excursion Rates From Lake Erie & Western R R
Lake Erie & Western R R announces a multi destination excursion on August 8 1895 to Cleveland Chautauqua Lake Buffalo and Niagara Falls with reduced fares and optional side trips including Lewiston on the Lake and a 24 cent steamboat ride. Special Sunday stay at the Falls plus free Brockton Junction trip to Chautauqua Lake offered. Tickets valid on select trains through August 13 1895 with sleeping car and chair car accommodations available.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lewiston-on-the-Lake
Lake Ontario
Brockton Junction
Chautauga Lake
Niagara
Garfield
Falls
D Dale
Buf
Mindi Pal
A. W. Johnston
B. F. Horner
Gleveland
M. C. Baker
Fort Wayne
Indiana
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E. V. Debs
Treasury
Robert W. Buchanan
Scotland
N.S
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Helen B. Patterson
Edinburg
Gertrude
Annie Sutherland
Kalsey Street
Newark
N. J
D. W. Lusk
McComber
Dorris
Buchanuan
West Eleventh Street
Buchnanan
Carlyle Harris
Deleutcher
Bristou
Nat Herreshoff
Kentucky
Talk& of Gs
Matthews
Kher
Tuk
Bedford
Seymour
Andersson
St. Louisa
Robert Grimes
Stewart
Voorhees and Turpie
Hinshaw
Summer School of Science
New York Financial
Chicago Grain and Produce
Teed
Paris Bastille
New York World
Lake Erie
R. R
F. Daly
Gen. Pass
Ind
Peoria
Muncie
Brogmington
Connersvill- Labayette
Rushville
Michigan City
WU New Casile
Cambridge
Tipton
Fremont Boskergee
Lima
Spadusky
Rivedia
Pennsylvania Station
Wayne, Ind
West Bound
M. Limited
Boston
Teica Freight
Ertern
Ft. Wayne
Gindeficl
Louisville
Lake Exle & Westers Railroads
Vonnersville
New Castle
Philley
C. and
Uuino
York and Kosten Limited
Uledu Express
Bee's Lafayette
Sune Stlantic
Dlapw
Jay
Hoing West
Kansas City Express
Lafayette Accoma
4. Louis Limited
OU Pd
New York
Rand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Cat
Vane Punke
Grand Rapids
North
Rame City
Richmond
Boing South
H Richmornd
Cincinnati
Ama
Tichmond
Cinetituati
Grane Rapide
Rome City
C. Peltier
Snvertaker
Emery
Col. Cass and
Wells Streets
Gust. Schubert
E. Main ST
Hamilton National Bank
Charles McCulloch
Joreen Agheorl
White National Bank
Wayne Frotel
Fort Wayne, Ind
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