Queen of Cranks Prophecy Comes From Chicago Visit
Mrs Victoria Claflin Woodhull Martin, abroad with banker John Bidduelph Martin, envisions becoming US president in 1892. She details Victory leagues in New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago, plans nationwide chapters, and a Chicago convention in October to nominate her. She asserts a destined triumph and returns to London for two weeks.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
United States
London
Arrested by Mistake but Murdered by His Guards
Charles Miller, held in Blount County on a murder suspicion, proved to be the Buchanans’ brother. After guards switched, Miller was tied to a tree, throat cut, bullets fired, body hidden. Found yesterday. linked to a prior murder of the Buchanans’ sister.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Miller
Blount County
Buchanan
Miller
Buchanans
Massittox
Ohio
Weimer
Dalton
Here
Ada Ebersole
Hartworp
Conn
Charles Sherwood
Boston
Minnie Marshall
Minnie
Sherwood
Ife
Long Haired Mike Faces Multiple Charges In Detroit
In Detroit Prince Michael of the New and Latter House of Israel and his wife Eliza Court pleaded not guilty to charges of carnal relations with a minor, unlawful cohabitation, felonious assault, and adultery. Change of venue was continued to a later date. Separate reports note a murder arrest in Massillon and a Missouri cyclone injuring and killing residents near DeKalb county.
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Detroit
Mich
Prince Michael
New
Ellen Rowlinson
Parrostors
DeKalb County
Sharp
Mixs Boyd
Grand River
Williams’ Ford
Alfred
James Daniels
Brutal Assault by Negro Man In Virginia News Record
A black assailant attacked two women on the Little River turnpike and a second incident near Fairfax county jail. He knocked down Mrs. Caton and Mrs. Lackey, nearly choking one victim before escape. Police later reported the suspect was captured following a violent spree.
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Virginia
Wasursarox
Bower Robinson
Alimb
Alexander
Fairfax County
Robinson
Caton
Lackey
Little River Turnpike
Conventions Galore in Multiple States Show Delegates Picked
Republican state conventions open or meet across Tennessee Alabama Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Connecticut Maryland Delaware Virginia and Idaho to select delegates to Minneapolis with Harrison endorsement likely and McCall or Fifer leading in governor races while Cleveland positions loom in Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois conventions.
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Nasuville
Tenn
Minneapolis
Harrison
John E. McCall
Henderson County
Tron
Winsted
Weakley
McCall
Guaxp Forks
Morrison
Srrscemneny
A. M. Jones
State Central Committee
Blopkins
Joe Robbins
Fifer
Lyman B. Ray
I. XX. Pearson
W. Pavey
Millwacker
Wis
Wisconsin
Chicago
E.C. Wahl
Cleveland
Vilas
Palmer
F E. C. Wall
Robert Lees
Jefferson
Tamilton
William F. Vilas
Edward Briggs
Edward C. Wall
John H. Knight
Hartcorp
Conn
Committee On
Hawley
James G. Blaine
Harrison Wid
Mich
May
Muskegon
Daniel J. Campan
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Michigan
Democrats
Kram B. Sudson
Mancelona
National Party
Frevenick
Maryland
James A. Gary
Alex. Shaw
Thomass. Trodson
Louis E. McCombs
Dover
Del
Reed
Maine
Milwauxker
Henry C. Payne
Spooner
Lucius Fairchild
Sawyer
Hoard
Payne
Powatrua
Idaho
J J. Pinkham
Boise City
Knight
Roaxoxe
West Virginia
Sramurteny
Manent
A. Johns
Charles A. Partridge
Shelby MM. Cullom
Richard J. Oglesby
Joseph T. Cannon
Joseph Robbins
James H. Gilbert
Miles Kehoe
George B. Swift
Samuel B. Raymond
Thomas Vernon
B. C. Johns
Richard M. Skinner
J. S. Whitney
William D. Preston
W. E. Kent
Niels Tuul
FE. B. Gould
W.C. Kueffner
William Garrett
John W. FE. Thomas
Madison R. Harris
T. B. Ray
J. N. Pearson
GC. W. Pavey
Provinexer
Goodwin
Benjamin M. Bosworth
Warren
Blaine
Isaac L. Goff
Jefferson Coolidge Named Minister to France
The president selects T Jefferson Coolidge of Boston as minister to France. A 60 year old Harvard graduate and businessman, he is fluent in French and has interests in factories railroads and banks. A Republican since 1884 he is active in party fundraising and Pan American circles.
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Whitelaw Reid
France
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
Harvard
Republican Party
Democratic
Coolidge
New York Express Wrecks on Santa Fe Bridge
A Santa Fe New York express train left Kansas City and crashed through a trestle east of Medill Missouri during a severe storm. Twenty killed and many injured as passengers and crew were rescued and moved to Fort Madison for treatment.
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Kroxrk
New York Express
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Medill
John C. Groves
Macon
Luther Cornelius
Kirksville
Leon Markel
E. Berkely
Westport
Wm. Adams
Yorkshire
England
Jane Hosey
Riverside
Ill
W. A. Isham
Fort Madison
Postal Fractional Notes Authorized and Rural Delivery Plan
The House committee authorized a bill to issue one dollar fractional notes redeemable at any post office for six months. Notes may be redeemed by the Postmaster General, with a quarter of one percent commission to issuing postmasters. The same committee also calls for a $100,000 appropriation to test free rural mail delivery, to be applied nationwide.
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Wasuixcrox
House Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Henderson
United States
Wheat crop in North Dakota seen improving overall
The Journal reports North Dakota seeding conditions for wheat are broadly favorable with scattered reports improving. Most forecasts still predict reduced wheat acreage by about a quarter, while oats and barley thrive to fill gaps. Immigration boosts northern counties. Warsaw high school class graduates twelve, all girls.
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Mixyearouis, Minn
North Dakota
Warsaw High School
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Guailty
Henry E. Weimer
State of
Missouri
Vinion States
Minnie Marshall Charles Fta Bante
Hamaged
St. Jean Baptiste
East Seventy-sixth Street
America
Ann
Virgin Mary
Jesus
Rome
St. Paul’s
Canada
St. Ann de Beaupre
St. Lawrence River
Mexonorra, Jr
Wlinois Central
Kendallville
Jefferson Coolidge
Rod
Rural Postal Service
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