Murderers Granted Ten-Day Stay of Execution
The President granted a ten day respite to four condemned men Francisco Gonzales Antonio Gonzales Sanmiano Etonid and Patricio Nalene awaiting clemency review. They were to be executed Thursday at Santa Fe for the murder of Sheriff Francisco Chave. This is the first clemency opportunity since McKinley took office and follows a prior two month respite under President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Santa Fe
United States
White House
Francisco Gonzales
Antonio Gonzales
Sanmiano Etonid
Patricio Nalene
Francisco Chave
Cleveland
Britain Declines to Join Cresco Blockade
A Athens correspondent reports from official sources that Great Britain refuses to participate in the Cresco blockade while not opposing similar measures by other powers. The international fleet admirals in Cretan waters have informed their governments that their position is no longer tenable and must receive definite instructions or be recalled.
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Athens
Great Britain
Cresco
Cretan
Fragmentary report on court ruling and traffic divisions
A damaged text fragment describes a Supreme Court decision affecting associations and jurisdiction over traffic divisions, noting that many organizations may cease to exist and referencing maintenance of agreed rites. It hints at a national impact within a week and mentions historic groups and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fatal Freight Wreck Near Betlac Crossand
Obie Spriegfeld reports a fatal freight tram wreck on the Ole Southern tracks near Betlac Crossand after a coupling failure caused cars to derail. Four tramps rescued with injuries, four believed buried in the wreck, as crews search the twisted wreckage.
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Spriegfeld
Ole Souther
Bie
Puur
Betlac Srossand
Tozetter
Betn
Funeral Sermon Heard by Arlington Resident
Sydney Smith of Argoe Georgia listened to his own funeral sermon as he neared death. At age US years he was described as the oldest eccentric in the South. He resigned days before his death and, at his request, pastor W O Bryan delivered the service to which he listened attentively.
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Sydney Smith
Argoe
Denise Chet Fo
W. OW. Bryan
Walling
Dade Helm
Hive Son
Heoalso
Jackson
Woolson Company Receiver Bid Denied After Demurrer Sustained
In New York a court refuses to appoint a receiver as the Woolson Company faces demurrer success by the defendants. The decision highlights the restraining order against further losses while plaintiffs seek remedies.
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Foris
Audge Morris Tas
Petite of Arhuente
New York
Kate
Cleveland
Res Eee
Woolson Spies Coimpany
Vie Teraperiry Oerder
Woolson Company
Fron Makine
Stabbed Teen Dies After School Exhibition Incident
In Jackson County West Virginia near Pisco Movs an exhibition incident left James Sayre fatally stabbed by Fred Hosehar. Hosehar, who claims self defense, was arrested at a religious service. The case involves a teen aged about seventeen with multiple stab wounds.
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Pisco Movs
Jackson County
W. Va
James Sayre
Fred Hosehar
Bosehas
Nodwark
Lis Veetinn
Rewarkable Freak Exhibition At Phew Offices
Therese exhibits a bizarre creature described as a remarkable freak with one head two legs and five bodies. The event is linked to Reus ben Conrad and attracts attention for its unusual authenticity and display quality.
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Therese
Thas
Bret
Two Killed in Rail Incident at Alero Station
Officials report a tragic railway accident near Alero Station on the Chicago Texas line. The engine and four cars plunged off the tracks, drowning bound passenger(s) and two others identified as local residents. Investigation to determine cause is underway.
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Texas Railroad
We Maldy Hiver
Alero Station
TNL Eagineer Dca Forest
Kireman Janis Anderson
Lightning Strike Fatal to Two Men in Ohio
Willam P. Mott a recent clerk and William R. K. Jones a telegraph operator were struck by lightning on the street at Loa Ohio and fatally injured.
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Willam P. Mott
William RK. Jones
At Loa
Ohio
Multiple Disasters and Notable Crimes Reported Across Nations
A wave of incidents spans continents from a serious rail injury to Mrs Katherine Tingley in transit, a devastating Minuua Landing fire in Connecticut with $150000 damage, to Frederick Pranks killing his son and injuring others in Philadelphia. Additional items cover railroad antitrust battles, plague research, extreme weather effects, and a spate of obituaries.
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Katherine ‘Tingley
Fort Wayne
Tingles
Ste Sean
Minuua’ Landing
Conn
Stephen Newman
Stamford
Frederick Pranks
William
Amelia
Philatelphia
Franka
United States
Chio
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Wheeler
Dnne
Tsg
Joint
Trafic Association
J. E. Wilson
Brooklyn Board of Health
Wilson
Executions in Pearl Bryan Murder Case and Aftermath
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling were executed in Newport Kentucky for the Pearl Bryan murder. Jackson allegedly confessed to exonerate Walling, then recanted amid pleas from the governor. Both men died on the scaffold after final farewells, with large crowds witnessing. Jackson’s remains were buried in Maine. The case sparked a tense postmortem debate over Walling’s guilt. The article also notes the Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association convened in San Francisco with about 200 delegates.
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Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
Newport
Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Pastor Lee
Jackson
Walling
Death Watch
Ph Wall
Jackson Laws
Hamilton
Wiscasset
Greenscastle
Tne
Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Association
San Francisco
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United States Railway Mail Service
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Mo Butler
Ligentinn Neb
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Phrroit
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Mandi
Didinaon
Eatlemen
Osteeen
Tuesdy
Pierre Wibaux
Wibaus
Mont
Dakota
Utah
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Tie
Sadie Darsous
Sell Teatcher
Cortining
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Peawells
Portsberg
Goldstein
William Pees
Wamega
Kan
Vietims
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Ives
Miss Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Fees
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Missilie Mash
Georgetown
Mash
Hesing
Chicago
Lis
Washington
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Mayo
Col. Hubbard
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Hlesing
Frederick BP. Stoll
Post Office
Mia
Stoll
Lessness
Coneressmin Wilken Lorimer
Leisa Demvera
Caruthersville
Mississippe
Pateat
Missouri
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Iis Teovise
Fauthersville
Cio Feven
Bath
Carutiarsstle
Tennessee
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Prada
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Laver
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Carita Siries
Mexico
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Red Sea
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Japan
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Dorean Louise Stearns
Bluffton
B. RR. Wilson
Joliet
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St. Joseph
Mich
Hiram W. Ray
Galena
Timothy Hallett
Itenosha
Wis
Wallace Bullen
Manitower
W Lyman Emerson
Jefferson
Thien
Willian N. Brown
Bloomington
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Lyons
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Port Au Prince
Maya Ginez
New York World
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