Two Die In Kentucky Hotel Shooting Murder
In Versailles Kentucky W N Lane shot and killed James Rodenbaugh and mortally wounded AM G Rodenbaugh at Hotel Woodford after a drunken dispute. Lane fled and was reported to have fled toward Nicholasville as crowds gathered. H G Rodenbaugh a former postmaster and hotel owner survived injuries but risked death from his wounds.
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Rodenbaugh
C. Rodenbaugh
Lana
James Rodan
Waugh
Lane
James Rodenbrugh
H. G. Rodenbaugh
J. D. Jacob
Louisville
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Grant
Nicholiaville
Woodford
Tessamine County
Rodegap
Rock Laidley
Alary
Oriole
Lexington
Je Mra
Cyruy Kenny
Nicholasville
Tone
P Breckenridge
Lextystor
H. G. Rodyntach
W. N
Veroailles
Versailles
British envoy seeks escort to visit Ku Cheng massacre site
British minister in Pekin formally demands a military escort from the Chinese foreign office to Foo Chow to access the Ku Cheng massacre site and meet the infantry, while urging capital punishment for offenders and strict protection for missionaries across China. The Chinese government has consented to the British request without demur.
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Suaweitht
China
Rocky Mountain Bank Closes Amid Panic of 1890s
Rocky Mountain Savings bank shut its doors today and a receivership was appointed for creditors. A demand of 328000 was made against the county and deposits, but the bank could not meet payments. The institution, closed during the 1890 panic, had briefly reopened with certificates issued to depositors. President Frank Woodbury is linked to J W Woodbury of the Union National Bank, suspended last week.
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J. W. Woodbury
Union National Bank
Suicide at grave site shocks small town dealer
E Kelly a well known commission dealer at 12 Sheriff Street, shot himself at his wife's grave in Lake View cemetery after a period of despondency tied to business woes. The incident follows news of grief and loss as authorities note his wife died about a year ago and personal troubles likely driven the act.
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Ohio
E. Kelly
Sheriff Atreat
Lake View Camatery
Kelly
Notorious counterfeiter Brockway arraigned in New York
The gang led by William Brockway faces charges of counterfeiting and forgery. Co-defendants include engraver and Libbie Smith. Commissioner Romaine sets $15,000 bail, with all held in Hudson County jail after legal wrangle over jurisdiction. Brockway protests certificates seized as forged yet claims some notes are genuine amidst treacherous evidence.
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Ang b—Walliam F. Brockway
Hie Gang
William Swagner
Sidney Smith
Libbie Smith
Haven
Sucral Servicn Bureau
United States Commignioner
Romaine
Milton W. Smith
Grocondings
United States
Beskroan
Hazen
Hudson County
Smith
Brockway
Ships reported overdue from Melbourne and New Castle
Two well known British ships bound for London and Panama from Melbourne and New Castle are missing with crews believed lost after a severe South American coast hurricane. The bark Plovenca left New Castle January 25 and has not been heard from. The Ship Stoveleigh, from Melbourne February 27, is also missing after days at sea. The Dunayre reported seeing wreckage and storm loss near the voyage.
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New Cantle
Panama
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Stoveleigh
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Stoneleigh
Missouri Silver Platform Battle at State Democratic Meeting
The Missouri Democratic convention faced a split over free coinage of silver as factions clashed on the state central committee and party machinery. Temporary Chairman Bland urged unity while efforts by Cockrell to heal the breach failed, and delegates debated radical changes amid Western and foreign policy questions.
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Germany
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Bland Ma
Lew Love
Springfield
Papa
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Senator Cockrell
John Carroll
Wade
R. P. Bland
Bland
Democrats of
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Mlingia
Heesid
Col. W.B. Swirley
Booneville
Free Silver Democratic
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Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
A series of obituaries notes Caleb Bender aged seventy nine dies at daughter Maury Reed home 249 East Washington Street from old age. Funeral tomorrow at 10 30 from St Marys Catholic Church. Louis Meyer a former butcher of Leo dies of consumption aged about seventy one with eight living children. Funeral Thursday at 10 from St Marys Church. Mrs Phillip ne Veith dies at 71 after paralytic stroke at 265 East Wayne street residence. Funeral Thursday 9 from St Marys Catholic Church. Conrad Wolfmeinz of Bt Joe township on Hickeville road dies of pneumonia aged 52. Funeral details follow for Mrs Marys death nearing completion.
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Hean
Ronster
East Wallington Street
Caleb
Dennis Bender
Maury Reed
East Washington Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Louis Meyer
Leo
Iwo
Yeaterday
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Denos
East Waynestrest
Aho
Frank
Joseph
William
Mary
Mre
Augusta Langhorat
Kite
Carrie Greer
Dayton
Ohio
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Roy
Father Oechtering
Noffheier
Conrad Wolfmeinz
Joe Township
Hickeville Road
Funeral details and court reports mix in late edition
The notice lists a funeral at a residence with pallbearers including W. I. Bracken and George Taylor, followed by a chaotic court roundup. Adaline Small seeks divorce from Francis Small amid allegations of cruelty. other items include license to wed, an electric road petition, a bomb shell incident, and a Huntington court anecdote about courtroom remarks.
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Indy
Georges B. Taylor
Seth Green
Mulcomb Green
Ceorge Sterraven
Christian
Harmony Lodya No. 19
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Oeration
Alexander Johnson
Marabal
Vs. Baker
Pall
Joha Jackson
Adaline Small
A. O. Bittenger
Francis P. Small
Isha
Rev. D. & Kennedy
Nan
Inger
Alma
Ona Grover
Alimond
Metker
Mary Wits
George Connell
Anna Thompson
Boris Gladieux
Josephine Ry Girardot
E Zeysrett
Byeret Lake
WHEELS IN WIS HEAD AND NIGHT POLICE INQUIRY
A Chicago bound rider Strausburg was arrested on Walton Avenue for fast driving after an incident with a horse from Fulton County. He showed nervous illness and poor judgment. Bessie Hickey, inmate of Tillie Jane’s bagnio, had a gold watch stolen by Rev W McGilvary. An arrest at the south depot followed. pawn ticket traced to Gouty’s on Calhoun Street. The accused posted bond. witness Bond required. Police court heard Lil l I nnes departure from a former illicit house. Khotsa fined.
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Maas
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Arcadia
Neb
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Broadway
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Beston
Connecticut Town
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Peirtles
Thin
Field
Dmnisterial Association
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Mat
Kyat
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Congress
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Doat
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Chicago
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Bagnio
Aman
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South Depot
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Calhoun Street
Wakley
Mise McCoy
John Klinger Weap
Columbis Street
Dooling
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Vie Juilata
oWagnaw
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Turkey
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Ariz
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Burglary and police report from a late night break in
A DeWald Street resident awoke to intruders in his hallway and fired his revolver but did not see the burglars. The thieves escaped via the back door after lifting trousers and a gold watch. Other nearby entries included a second residence, with no items missing. Police notified.
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West DeWald Atreat
My. Crall
Ong
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Polics
Fire near Shelve grocery leads to minor blast and barn blaze
In a morning near 401 East Wayne, an explosion at Shelve grocery injures no one. A fire alarm responds to a barn blaze on the RE T McDonald farm with five valuable horses lost. The barn, 200 by 85 feet, housed straw stored in damp loft, likely starting from spontaneous combustion. Insurance valued at 3800 for the structure and 2900 for contents, horses also insured. Also reports of a runaway dairy team on East Wayne Street and scattered local mishaps from a busy day of events in the community.
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Greworke
Shelve Grocery
Haat
Wayne Trust
Aartionsikharey
Oakley
RE. T. McDonald
Ind
Tadisna
East Wayne Street
Herman Dustmen
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