Man fakes death to collect life insurance in Tyrrell County
James Dillon vanished after a boat accident and his wife sued for $3,000 from Connecticut Mutual. A body matched to him was found but he resurfaced after five months having staged the death by swapping with a drowned man. He hid in swamps to enable the claim, then returned home. A severed body theft and horse mutilation followed the trial twist.
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Rauzian
N. C
James Dillon
Tyrrell County
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Dillion
Dillon
Columbia
Alligator
Put Over Washington's Statue at Richmond Va
A man climbed the Washington statue in Richmond Virginia and placed Confederate emblems in its hands. Protests against removing the flags continue, with authorities keeping them in place amid broader visible tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond, Va
Richmont
George Washington
State House
Robi.t. Lee
America
Picketts
Rosser
Lee
Appatomax
Band of White Caps Attack Two Women in Corridon Ind
A group of about thirty White Caps invaded Corridon Indiana at 1 am and flogged Lucy Neyes and Jane Flay tied to trees, then left them unconscious at the foot of the trees. The victims, of questionable character, were believed to have set fires at nearby fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisviaux
Corridon
Ind
Lucy Neyes
Jane Flay
Lee’s Monument Unveiled in Richmond in Presence of Crowd
In Richmond Virginia on May 29 a large crowd witnessed the unveiling of General Robert E. Lee’s monument by the ladies of the south. Colonel Archer Anderson gave the address as cannons boomed and drums beat, marking a ceremony of deep significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmony
Robert E. Lee
Archer Anderson
Double tragedy at La Crosse and surrounding towns
A May 29 dispatch reports a colored man Bentley Davis defending his home at Spring Place Georgia from a disguised white assailant party. Davis wounded multiple attackers, one believed killed, and was himself shot. physicians fear no recovery. Separate notes cover Charles Lind’s wife shooting and suicide after financial trouble in LaCrosse Wisconsin. Further items report Williamson’s wife murder suspected in Sipauia Missouri, John Reinhart missing in Jour Alabama, and a New York cigarmaker Jacob Epstein killing his wife Flora then shooting himself.
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Avovasta
Bentley Davis
Spring Place
Davis
Whits
LaCrosse
Wis
Charles Lind
Hillsboro
Vernon County
Sipauia
Williamson
Two Moores
Illinois
Moore
Hitler Jefferson Moore
Jour
John Reinhart
New York
Jacob Epstein
Eldridge Street
Flora
Formidable Nihilist Plot Leads to Fifteen Arrests in Paris
Paris police disclose a Nihilist plot and arrest fifteen people including Mendlesohen of Fonteau aux Rose. Among the detainees are Orloff alias Valgrin Reichlen and wife Peprof alias Levoff Kalichizen alias Annamen five students Lavreymus Chaloveski Maktatchis Nepahoff and Iemutei with incriminating documents and a package of explosives found at the movement's leader's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mendlesohen
Fonteau Aux Rose
Orloff
A. Valgrin
Reichlen
Peprof
Levoff
Kalichizen
Annamen
Lavreymus
Chaloveski
Maktatchis
Nepahoff
Iemutei
Rumor Noble to resign Interior Secretary post
In St Louis on June 2 a rumor circulates among politicians and railroad officers that General John W Noble will resign as secretary of the interior in Harrison's cabinet and take a railroad attorney position. The rumor is denied by some and doubted by others, with no certainty. It notes Noble sold his residence to Wilber Boyle, interpreted as supporting the resignation tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
John W. Noble
Interior
Harrison
Western
Wilber S’. Boyle
On Her Wedding Day A Bride Takes Poison
Susie Richardson of Mexico Missouri killed herself with strychnine just before her wedding to William Danderman. Her mother had strongly opposed the match, prompting the fatal act on the eve of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Susie Richardson
William Danderman
Murderous Fiend in Missouri Rivalry Emerges
A Missouri killer, Thomas Willianson, reportedly rivals John Bender in notoriety after killing an old farmer and his son. Yesterday finding the wife’s body buried near Williams cabin ties her four month disappearance to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepauia
Thomas Willianson
John Bender
Kansas
William
Body of a Lawyer Found At Cemetery Suicide
In Mincer Ca Isterander ex District Attorney Frank M Osterander was found dead beside his child’s grave after leaving home following a quarrel with his wife. He bought laudanum at a drug store and swallowed it at the cemetery. In Indiana Zachery Taylor grand nephew of the president sought insanity ruling but the circuit judge denied the petition, citing Taylor’s prior insanity judgment and lack of responsibility for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincer
Frank M. Osterander
Taylor
Indiana Pouls
Ind
Zachery Taylor
United States
Vaux Takes Seat Amid Floral Tributes in Congress
Charles A. Vaux of Philadelphia, successor to Samuel J. Randall, entered the house to take his oath as congressman amid a lavish display of floral tributes including a Philadelphia coat of arms in roses and immortelles. He was escorted to the bar, applauded, and the house and senate conducted routine business.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Charles A. Vaux
Philadelphia
Samuel J. Randall
Congress
Eastern Penitentiary
Reed
O'Neil
Pennsylvania
Vaux
Randall
House
Senate
Morgan
Manketon
Minn
Milwaukee
Wis
Youngstown
Ohio
Camden
Ark
Sioux Falls
S. C
Beatrice
Neb
David McDougal
Divorce in High Life Ends in Wilmington Favoring McComb
Pinabetria Pa May 30 The notable McComb divorce case concludes with a ruling for Mr McComb. He is the heir to a Delaware millionaire income. After years of suspicion and a confession of infidelity by Mrs McComb they lived apart and she received 1200 a year before leaving the farm for Wilmington. The bill for divorce was filed in September 1889 and the trial has run seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinapetrnia
McComb
Wilmington
Delaware
Wing
Eleven Die as Train Plunges Through Oakland Drawbridge
A California railway disaster at Weber Street Oakland left eleven dead as a local train fell into the San Antonio creek after a drawbridge opened. Victims identified by midnight included Capt. T. Dwyer Sacramento and H S Austin Oakland among others. rescues continued as wreckage was searched.
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San Francisco
California
Oakland
San Antonio
Weber Street
Juniata
Alamada
Capt
T. Dwyer
Sacramento
F. R. C. Irwin
H. S. Austin
Florence Austin
Katie Kearns
Mollie Kearns
Matthias Willians
K. R. Robinson
Bryan O’connor
Martin
Kelley
Luigie Maletsta
Auillico
A. 8. Auld
Honolulu
Deaths from arsenic poisoning shock Cariaco
Cariaco reports Frank Kuhn a wealthy real estate dealer died at 9 30 this morning after family poisonings last Thursday night making a second death from unknown poison The rest of the family are recovering LaPert Mich two brothers Raymond Attica were found dead beside the Chicago and Grand Trunk track both mutilated and believed to have jumped from a passing train at Attica
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Frank Kuhn
LaPert
Mich
Raymond
Attica
Chicago
Imlay City
Marching Side by Side At Vicksburg Graves
In Vicksburg Mississippi on May 31 the greatest services in the valley were held as G A R comrades led by the Sibley Band of Illinois marched to the Louisiana monument and placed floral offerings after an Illinois colonel's address. A 2 pm ceremony at the grand pavilion drew about 25 000 attendees with remarks by General Maganer Col S M Shelton of the Gray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maganer
Col
S. M. Shelton
The
Gray
Gol, E
Ceremony Links Union and Confederate Veterans in Grave Decoration
Lee of Illinois and Judge Speed of the Blue led a joint procession as Confederate and Union comrades marched together to decorate graves, with Warren artillery firing a salute and 17,000 flags adorning the National cemetery graves.
Democrats Elect a Governor in Oregon Scoop
In Porrruano Oregon on June 3 incomplete returns show Herman Rep elected to Congress. Governor race leans to Pennoyer Dem. Rest of state ticket Republican and a majority in both legislature houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrruano
Ore
Herman
of Pennoyer
Fire Devastates Businesses Across Ottawa and Nearby Towns
A large fire in Ottawa Ontario on Sharks Street destroys Thackeray's planing mills Shore's carriage shop Heney's saddlery and Ottawa Tent and Sanitary Plumbing buildings with losses not yet estimated. In Warngsrune Pennsylvania McGurgan and Minor blocks burn. Tooss losses about 30000 dollars. At Asunaxo Pennsylvania a mine fire drives gas avoidance efforts after two workers are overcome and removed from the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Sharks Street
Thackeray
Planing Mills
Shore’s Carriage Shop
Heney’s
Sadelry
Ottawa Tent Company
Sanitary Plumbing Company
Warngsrune
McGurgan
John Haffey
Charles O’boyle
Harvard Vandals Mar Buildings in Post Victory Outburst
Boston reports Harvard University and Cambridge residents outraged by vandalism during celebrations after a Yale victory. Red paint smeared buildings and statues including the John Howard statue, with extensive damage to Memorial and Seaver halls. Repair costs near $10,000. Faculty plan expulsion and persecution if suspects are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
John Howard
Memorial
Seaver
Boylston
Uear
United States Baking Company forms largest Indiana trust
Articles show the United States Baking Company as a consolidation of leading bakeries across Western Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Indiana with headquarters in Richmond Indiana Each firm contributes stock equal to its plant value and the group aims to dominate western baking similar to New England bakers on the Atlantic coast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianavous
Ind
Indiana
United States Baking Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Richmond
New England Bakers
Atlantic
Fatal horseback duel ends in Herbert death near Brenensville
Thomas J. Werbert a wealthy young farmer dies after a duel with James Boyd twenty year old son of District Attorney D R Boyd in Brenensville. The conflict over a bog owned by a Herbert relative led to a running fight for two miles before Herbert was shot and fell from his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menpenis
Teenn
Brenensville
Thomas J. Werbert
James Boyd
D. R. Boyd
Herbert
Boyd
Greenback Convention Ends With Kolb Endorsement Vague
The Alabama Greenback convention at Siumincaam awaits the Montgomery Democratic convention outcome. If Kolb is nominated for governor at Montgomery they will endorse him. otherwise they will nominate a full ticket. Jones of Montgomery secured the governorship on the 34th ballot after anti Kolb factions united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siumincaam
Ala
Greenback
Montgomery
Kolb
Greenbackers
Jones
Murder in Lincoln County Sparks Outcry in Arkansas
Wealthy Arkansas mill owner Q A McMillin was shot dead by overseer John Horville who had been reprimanded for neglect. Horville lured workers to witness the act, crept from behind in a wooded strip and fired two shotgun blasts into McMillin. Horville escaped.
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Lurreu Rock
Ark
Q. A. McMillin
Mil
Arkansas
Lincoln County
John Horville
Horville
Horvilla
Carriage Hit by Train Kills Four Near Marion Indiana
A carriage carrying Mrs. Stone, her two children, and her mother was struck by a Panhandle train half a mile east of Marion Wales Indiana May 31. All four occupants were killed, with Mrs. Stone wedged between the pilot and buggy and her neck broken as the horse apparently ran away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Ind
Andersonville Prison Stockade Purchased by Georgia Encampment
May 28 report from Avent'rs Georgia notes the Andersonville prison stockade was purchased by the Georgia encampment G. A. Ri acting for the national body, signaling a transfer of control by the Georgia group.
The Nation's Martyr Garfield Monument Dedication
Vast crowds in Cleveland honor James A. Garfield at Lake View cemetery. President and cabinet members attend with ex-President Hayes and Jacob Cox delivering the day’s oration. Civil and military honors mark the six mile parade and dedication ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruevetawn
Ohio
James Abram Garfield
Lake View
America
Superior Street
Euclid Avenue
Garfield
Hayes
Memorial Association
W. W. Leonard
Episcopal Church
Jacob D. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
General Cox
General Harrison
Washington
Johnsons’s Island
Lake Erie
National
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Wlngs
Denial of Cyclone Destruction Rumor Targets Indiana Towns
Telegrams from June 3 report Huntingburg and Jasper Indiana were allegedly swept by a cyclone with many killed or injured, but later Evansville dispatches say only a heavy storm caused damage with no serious losses. wires are down hindering details. Other cities report rising waters threatening levees and railroad embankments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Jelversonville
Ind
Huntingburg
Jasper
Cmicaco
Evansville
United Press
New Orneans
Gans
Gentilley Road
Stevens
Fatal row leaves Maud Gordon dead in Chicago quarrel
Maud Gordon and Minnie Dayton clashed at Polk and Clark streets in Chicago. Gordon, who had a trepanned skull, was knocked down and head injuries caused by Dayton proved fatal at the county hospital. Dayton was jailed at Harrison street station and later attempted suicide by hanging in her cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Maud Gordon
Minnie Dayton
Polk and Clark Streets
Gordon
Dayton
Harrison Street
Louisiana Lottery Pursues Recharter Amid Signatures
The Louisiana Lottery in New Orleans paid twenty cents per signature for petitions backing a re charter. A recent petition showed five signatures, including two saloonkeepers, and a man twice in the insane asylum. In Pointe Coupee, signatures came from the uninformed by claiming levee appropriations. Reports say the lottery seeks a one year re charter through January 1895, while opponents refuse to concede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pointe Coupee
Pastner theory to be tried on seven boys in New York
Seven boys aged four to twelve arrived in New York from St Joseph Illinois to undergo Pastner institute hydrophobia treatment on West Tenth Street. They will stay two weeks receiving daily inoculations under the Pastner theory after dog bites and a dog death with hydrophobia signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pastner Institution
West Tenth Street
St. Joseph
Champaign County
Iil
Drowning of a Black man by five white youths in Missouri
Report of five white youths at the St Louis riverfront dragging a mentally ill Black man to the river and drowning him. One boy arrested as police seek the others. The incident occurred near Clark avenue at about 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
Clark Avenue
Jesus
Milwaukee Convention Grows Beyond Lutheran Faith
Milwaukee readers report a planned convention starting Wednesday to protest the Bennett law, drawing Catholics Protestants and agnostics alike. Separately, Rev Sam Small is elected president of a Utah Methodist University in Cnprx Copr Utah and will relocate to Ogden, severing ties with the southern conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ccprx
Utah
Sam Small
Methodist University
Ogden
Southern Methodist Conference
Southern Methodist
Wild parsnips blamed for Campena family deaths
A Prescott county Ontario family, the Campenas, ate wild parsnips at George's Lake last Wednesday. Two boys aged 7 and 9 died. Grandfather, mother, and a 3-year-old child are unlikely to recover. Others are out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Campena
George’s Lake
Prescott County
Memorial day tribute and parade in the city
Memorial day events closed businesses and government offices as thousands joined a city parade led by Grand Marshal J H Rohan. Prof N R Leonard delivered the address at Lindenwood cemetery praising union dead, with decorations at multiple cemeteries by local committees and veterans groups.
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J. H. Rohan
Col
A. Zollinger
O. D. Hurd
R. Lewis
James Liggett
Charles H. Hilton
W. F. Geller
D. H. Thiele
H. Co. Sites
Chas. F. Haiber
Lindenwood Cemetery
Sons of Veterans Quartet
J. C. Peltier
W. M. van Slyke
First Regiment
N. R. Leonard
Daily Gazette
South
Mason and Dixon
North
Ocean
Gulf
Lakes
Dad
Sons of Veterans
A. Kintz
D. Soliday
William Donnell
W. H. McClellan
Edward Close
Charles Close
John Hess
W. H. Moore
Wm. Holverstott
H. Budd
St. John’s Chapel
W. Engle
T. Geller
John Mosshamer
C. H. Hills
J. P. Manuel
Cass Cornelle
Dennis Monahan
Charles Reese
Death notices from city undertaker for week ending May 31
The city undertakers report multiple deaths. Names include Wilhelmine Bock aged 68 old age Christine Grothaus 24 blood poison Pantaleon Zuber 72 dropsy Carrie Liebman infant Mary G Hobson 3 months marasmus Robert Reed 2 months marasmus Henry C Lovejoy 3 months marasmus Julius Freiburger 28 years runaway accident Wo Gorman 62 general debility Harriet Schneidler 65 pneumonia Joseph Hensler 18 months bronchitis Glynn A Martin 4 years croup Howard M Brown 2 months spasms Wm Rodenbeck 38 stomach cancer Frederick Graffe 81 old age A H L Carrier 63 dropsy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmine Bock
Christine Grothaus
Pantaleon Zuber
Carrie Liebman
Mary G. Hobson
Marasmas
Robert Reed
Henry C. Lovejoy
Julius Freiburger
Wo. Gorman
Harriet Schneidler
Joseph Hensler
Glynn A. Martin
Howard M. Brown
Wm. Rodenbeck
Frederick Graffe
A. H L. Carrier
Birthday salute to Fort Wayne pioneer Mion Randall
Franklin BP Randall of this city marks his eighty eight year with friends celebrating a long career in public trust and county history. Renowned for horticulture floriculture and antiquarian interests he maintains a vast conservatory at East Perry Street and a cabinet of Indian antiquities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Randall
Fort Wayne
Randall
East Perry Street
Findlay Fort Wayne and Western Rail Line Acquired
The New York Mahoning and Western railroad was sold in Toledo to William C Dorain and associates for 101000. The line from Findlay to Fort Wayne will be rebuilt as the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western, about eighty miles, with work to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Road
Toledo
United States Court Room
New York, Mahoning and Western Railroad
American Midland
C. J. Patterson
Boston
W. ©. Downing
New York
A. Purman
Fort Wayne
Peter McCadden
Memphis
Tenn
K. Simon
William C. Dorain
W. A. Lynch
C. J. Clegg
Chicago
Red Bank
Findley
Glendorf
Ottawa
Great Trunk Line
Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Western Division
Mr. Simon
William A. Lynch
William C. Dornin
Dornin
Fot Wayne
Ind
Findlay
Prominent Fort Wayne Pioneers Carter and Graffe Die
Two long time Fort Wayne residents died within hours of each other. A. H. Carter, real estate and insurance agent, aged about 83, and Frederick Graffe Jr., a respected cabinet maker turned galvanized iron businessman, aged about 81, both well known in local Catholic and business circles.
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Fort Wayne
A. H. Carter
Frederick Graffe, Jr
Carter
Fort Wayne Lodge
No. 14
Brammer
Mr. Carter
France
Pont A Mouson
Meurthe
Clemence M. Bourbon
Fred Graffe, Jr
Mr. Graffe
Brunswick
Germany
H. C. Graffe
Frankfort
Graffe
Muhler & Graffe
Muhler
Grafts
Charles F
Giraffe
Frederick Graffe
Frederick
Henry
Charles I
Funeral for Conductor James Schofield to be held at Bellevue
Fraternal groups led by Knights Templar Scottish Rite Ma sons and Order of Railway Conductors join in funeral for Conductor James Schofield formerly of the Nickel Plate. A special train will transport members from the city at 6 am to Bellevue and return in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schofield
Nickel Plate
New Orleans
Bellevue
Schofield
Knights Templar
Scottish Rite Masons
Order of Railway
C. D. Gorham
Sol. K. Blair
Fatal Runaway Accident Claims Julius Freiburger
Julius Freiburger son of Leopold Freiburger of East Main street died from a skull fracture after a runaway crash near Bass farm. His father sustained serious contusions. Both were hospitalized after the collision with a light butcher’s wagon. the youth died shortly after regaining consciousness. The family, including Herman and Mrs Hattie Friend, received community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Freiburger
Leopold Freiburger
East Main Street
Bass Farm
Mr. Freiburger
Freiburger
McKay
Baas Farm
Drs. Rosenthal
Herman
Hattie Friend
Peltier
Mesars
Simon
Leopold-Frei- Barger
Sheriff and Deputy Nab 2 Percent Horse Thief
Sheriff Viberg and Deputy Wilkinson traced a stolen black mare from Mr Wm Clarke four miles north of town. They notified Huntington Sheriff Bratton and recovered the horse this morning. Clarke offers 25 dollars for the mare and 25 more for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viberg
Tom Wilkinson
Wm. Clarke
Huntington Road
Clarke
Hoham to wed Miss Lottie Winney in Jackson nuptials
Fred Hoham prominent Temple of Pharmacy proprietor leaves Fort Wayne for Jackson Michigan on business but secretly to wed Miss Lottie Winney daughter of a Jackson railroad man. The couple plan a wedding trip to Chicago and the northwest before settling back in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonie
Fred Hoham
Temple of Pharmacy
Calhoun Street
Jackson
Mich
Lottie Winney
Fort Wayne
Mr. Hoham
Chicago
Northwest
Mrs. Hoham
Pastor Carl Bez Weds Lena Huebling in Toledo
Rev. Carl Bez formerly a St. John's teacher in this city married Lena Huebling in Toledo last week. The ceremony occurred at the St. Marcus church in a sanctuary newly decorated by congregational ladies, marking a pleasant union for the couple and Huebling family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bez
St. John’s Lutheran
Toledo
St. Marcus
Lena Huebling
Carl Huebling
J F Colt Secures Gas and Oil Options in Maumee Township
J F Colt of Lima Ohio has secured options on nearly 500 acres in Maumee township Maumee county. The agreements filed with the county recorder list 153 acres from Doctor and wife 175 acres from Jacob Saylor and 113 acres from D Cunningham. Colt plans to begin boring for gas and oil in the locality with a $500 payment to the second party for each well yielding usable gas or oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Colt
Lima
Ohio
Maumee Township
Nathan
Jacob Saylor
D. Cunningham
Mr. Colt
Hood sarsaparilla hailed as standard medicine
A Percian veteran praises Hood sarsaparilla for rising above patent medicines and being a genuine standard medicine. He notes its undoubted quality and many remarkable cures as proof it serves as an effective alterative and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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