Murder at Petaluma: Meagher and Wife Slain in Own Home
Terrible scene as Meagher a rancher and his wife are found dead with gunshot injuries in their home. Authorities say Meagher possibly wandered in a daze then shot his wife and himself, while a man named Mr Canher who was stone blind was injured by a ricochet. Police plan an inquest tomorrow and hunt for the shooter.
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Tifty Third Congress Transacts Much Yesterday in the Capital
A rough summary of yesterday’s Capitol activities notes the Senate debating the United resolution and a free admission of machinery for cotton goods. The House adjourned with income tax proponents and opponents aligned on the Democratic side, as the revenue bill faced stiff House scrutiny. Three bank robbers in Pawnee captured attention after a local bank heist, while an earthquake near Ravenside caused minor damage. Severe weather alerts shaped the day’s western reels, and Governor Markham appointed a bank commissioner, with a Boone Iowa dispatch reporting eight people burned in a separate incident.
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Startling Inquest Developments In Murders Near San Francisco
A barnyard of garbled notes reports a brutal inquest in the city hall with promises of new revelations as Fred Bryan, nephew of a murdered woman, and the Bryan family are examined. The piece also mentions a celebrated correctional escape and a weathered frost in January and other San Francisco Coast items.
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The Whirter Case Trial Draws Big Audience
The Whirter murder trial attracted many spectators as attorneys clashed over motions and records. Judge Gilbert warned both sides to curb outbursts while evidence included bank testimony, letters, and two 40 caliber Colts found in the defendant’s yard.
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Funeral notices and literary notes in a Stockton paper
The issue reports the funeral service for Dr Ole Harvey of Galt held at St Pauls church, noting his role as a former director of the Stockton insane asylum. It also surveys cultural commentary on stage, authors, and the public reception of theatre in San Francisco, with musings on taste and the theater crowd.
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Indictments Quashed In Local Grand Jury Case
Judges Otws and Campbell quashed indictments returned by the grand jury against Sheriff Booth and Sheriff Seymour for false billing claims. Witness Bodvabamer testified, asserting terms in Mussoura state. The district attorney and Boterhimer election issues left the jury short of full membership, leading to not guilty outcomes for felony charges.
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Blair Trial confronts contradicted testimony in murder case
The Blair trial opened in the superior court with George Blan denying Peterson’s alibi at the time of the killing. He testified he was with Peterson and mistakenly called his name, while prosecutors argued a staged scene to mislead investigators. The day featured tense cross examination and evolving theories, including claims about a fatal shot and the involved gun’s handling.
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Muddled tale of court, fashion and opal lore moves on
A jumble of 19thcentury items follows justice and manners through a San Francisco scene. A final Blythe case argument is noted as Justice Mick Ireland records submissions. Interleaved are reports on a mayoral stance on attire, curious social exploits, opal explanations, and a Philadelphia zoo funding warning.
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Still the Champion Corbett Beats Mitchell in Deadly Ring
The report details the boxing match where James Corbett defeats John Mitchell after a brutal three round bout. Blood, fists, and relentless blows mark the clash as Mitchell is felled, while Corbett’s superiority is evident from the opening bell to the final knockout. Post-fight, both fighters face public scrutiny and a court appearance for rule breaches as supporters reconcile.
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TIDAL WAYS WILCONED AND CALIFORNIA WAVE PREDICTION
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