Shot by his wife ends in Cleveland tragedy
George Davies a prominent Cleveland commission merchant was shot dead by his wife on Wednesday at their home 11 Grace Street. Mrs Davies was arrested for murder after weeping in custody and claiming years of ill treatment. A parallel note reports zealots near Etna Circle Indiana coercing abstinence and church control over daily life.
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George Davies
Cleveland
Ohio
Grace Street
Davies
West Division Street
West Madison
Hockwell Streets
Chicago
Howard Shoup
Hebron
Ind
Aylesworth
John Blanchard
Blanchard
Ouhoy
Frank Novak
Walford
Low
Reachers Tauy
Ahineton
S. PR
Wats
Emgie Peage West
Additeteun
Karakenuu Trostie
Debotis
de Stet
Thurrison
Arlington
Mars Dodo Fritsch
Dyer Childern
Yatdie
Farmer Kills White in Farmyard Defense
Special Constable James Lawyer of Lee Township in Allegan County shoots and kills farmer Joseph Waite at White's farm near Slopper Town during an investigation of alleged cruelty to animals. White attacked Lawyer with a cross cut saw and was fatally struck. Lawyer is seriously wounded.
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Allegant Mich
James Lawyer
Lee Township
This County
Joseph Waite
White
Farina
Counterfeiters Arrested at Greencastle Indiana Case
Thomas Ashe Jefferson Nynearson and Edna Rynearson and her mother were arrested in Greencastle Indiana on Wednesday and taken to Indianapolis by Major Carter of the Secret Service. The group allegedly produced many counterfeit dimes and quarters, with numerous notes in circulation in the area.
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Thomas Ashe
Jeferson Nynearson
Edna Rynearson
Greencastle
Ind
Indianapolis
Major Carter
Secret Service
Duel on Horseback in Mouse Creek Tennessee Ends in Wounds
Bob Smith and Sterin Stierman, longtime foes, duel on horseback in the road near Mouse Creek Tennessee. Smith is shot in the left leg and incapacitated as Stierman’s horse is killed and he is wounded in the head.
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Bob Smith
Sterin Stierman
Mouse Creek
Tenn
Smith
Sthierman
Filibusterers on Trial and Crime in 1885 Baltimore
Reports state General Carlos Rolo and Dr. Joseph J. Louis waived forms and posted bond for U S District Court in Baltimore on February 16 to answer charges of Conspiracy and breach of neutrality law tied to the Woodall trip to Cuba in 1885. Benson, 30, slain in Minneapolis, with a Swedish dagger used in the attack. weapon found near the scene. Hoosier Gulf field discovery and opening of thousands of acres in Huntington County near Mount Hartman. Francis Pouloss farm near Huntington named. Charles Cuthbert Hell elected President of the Seminary. Thomas Chastings resigns. Boiler explosion in Frankfort injures several. Evansville and St Louis Railway shops at Princeton burned. losses estimated at 76,000 to 100,000.
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New York
Carlos Rolo
Joseph J. Louis
United States District Court
Baltimore
Jndicments
Woodall
Cuba
Indiana
Oweay
Pouloss
Bony Huntington County
Tal Mount & Hlartman
Aneers
Otis Miamipanetity
Turbulent Headlines From A Turbulent Era
The report blends political shifts and disasters from early 20th century Chicago and beyond. It notes T. A. Porter joining a White House post, arson, theft, and a large fire in Salt Lake City, plus labor and transportation debates and public notices shaping regional events.
Complex wartime orders and civil retirements reported
The report details military retirements including Col Crofton and others, plus a plan affecting the First National Park of Prwotdin and changes in governance. It notes a Paris theater project, shipyard fire in Scotland, Hamburg riots, and various international comments on administration and reforms.
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Gimgerauts
Prwotdin
Oia
Paris
Pairfiehl Ship Building Company
Irovan
Scothand
Hamburgwich
Altona
St. Pauli
Robert Kneebs
Mitre Kethel
Anne of
Nellie Kaneebs
Berlin
Ieehs
Spady von Phaarsding
Leouned
Cotleigls
Que
Iself
Cuba
Porto Hico
Cotouies
Indiana Solons Act On Vetoes And Quail Law
Governor Mount sent vetoes on bills including a measure to create a county court system and a bill to make it a felony for a lobbyist to influence either legislative branch. Legislation targets hunting preserves with penalties for selling or transporting quail or grouse raised in Indiana. Attorney General's inquiry into the Vandella Railway Company seeks state action to recover 1.5 million dollars if justified, with possible state takeover of the line pending debt payments.
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Mount Wednesday
House
Govan
Eroward
Chicago
Northers
Hirmers
Lake County
Uharsky
Tudinn
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