Rush for Liberty Ends in Convict Battle Fatalities
An inmates uprising at a prison led to a long, violent clash as guards and convicts exchanged heavy fire. George Sontag, Abbott, Dalton, Williams, and Warden Aull were central figures. Sontag was severely wounded, others died or were wounded, and the fight concluded with multiple injuries and forthright surrender.
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George Santas
Tohn Sontig
Russell Wallims
Ben Wilson
Charley Abbott
nem Dalton
prta pisiol
Briere
roche
dimmy
Wanchester miles
redyera
rapidis
Aull
Captan Murphy
consicls
Williams Wilson
Dalton
George Sontig
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Abbott
Cuards Trigmore
Ayers
Cuards Tisler
Pyay
Litch
Pri
Cypran Murphy
Considine
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Auli
lirin
Sontag
Wes
John Sonia
George Sonia
Jose dus Je
Charlee Abbott
San Irincy
esert hots
Thomas Shull
Sa Brunsco
Uaoush
Joeph Pufity
San Levy eco
Bueres
han
Buert
Warden Aull
Record Union
Sherif Jurke
leart
Ahomas Sehul
ovdi Sontig
Murphy
Sontaz
No Change in Robber Case Condition and Other News
In June 47 the county warden said reports of a plot between Sontag and Dilton to rape and liberate Sontag were unsubstantiated. Wounded convicts remain in uncertain condition. doctors will decide soon if further operation is needed. Also: Yale beats Harvard 3 0 in college baseball. Yale’s win sets records. A rich colt named Cataret of France failed in a race, injuring the jockey.
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cotwall Worten
Gytun Murphy
Willams Walon
Dilton
Tuan
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Sontag
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Abbott
Duffy ud Schell
Schell
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Jone
hele
refu
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strick
Will us
rigmore
Record Union Coundt
Aull
Sonty
crimson
Yale
Harvard
phoelis
Mr ork
Sturday
Haymarket pardon pleas and labor notes across June
A fragmented page reports on Governor Altgeld possibly pardoning Haymarket defendants, debates over his eligibility, and the labor movement pressing for clemency. It also covers a range of items from a Chicago anarchist case to local crimes, political talk, and sports results in terse, era-tinged prose.
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ecquilcowes
Alt Welds
Haymarket
IHinars
United States
infer
Tis
Pronech
Joliet
Hiag
Humane Society Wis Names New CEO Juney The Cow Loy Race
The report covers a Humane Society event and crowning of a new CEO Juney as cow Loy race results unfold at a Mid West show. John Perry awarded for protest handling as tensions rise among contestants.
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Juney
John Perry
Erecport
Bufido
Shoitall
Sino Humang
Republishan Session at Tepublic in Chile Reports Unity
The June convent in Tepublitic New Lordtate Torque of Tepubltic in Chile notes letters from Morton and Wintulin urging duty to back the President while avoiding creating new dangers. The gathering adopts a resolution endorsing Republican doctrine as the nation faces Democratic posttice and economic uncertainties.
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New York
treasury
congress
Cleveland
house
senate
Sipiroce
tue
Tepubltic
Chiles
Morton
Wintulin
Thorpe
Wintelsweid sud
Mutilation and murder at mill as worker slain by assailant
A brutal killing at a mill is reported with details of the assailant known as O Nal and an intoxicated foreman linked to the crime. The victim, Kate Gaiuste, a porter’s wife, suffered a horrific stabbing and mutilation, with forensic notes on internal injuries. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene and the suspect’s intoxication, while police investigate motive and connections.
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San
Kate Gaiuste
Cimon
Mr Greffes
Phila
Yuneda
severil howe dutin
Neally
ian
Confessed Murder Plot Tied to Good Case in Osage County
The confession ties Sidney Jones and James K to the murder and robbery of Wallick S Good. A chaotic trial narrative describes staged alibis, bomb making, and staged robberies as police pursue motive, confessions, and coerced testimony. Witnesses place Jones and James at key locations, with explosive devices and a failed escape plan shaping the case.
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Jones
Wilion Childers
Childers
Heath
murda McWhaler
Tolley Jones
James
Good
Jude Webb
Pension Rolls Fraud Probe Targets Fraudulent Pensioners
A commission list of pensioners recommended for removal from the rolls has been submitted to Secretary Hohe Smth and approved. Officials state the examination will proceed vigorously to detect fraud while ensuring those entitled to pensions remain on the lists.
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Wesenyctos
Saren
Hohe Smth
Smitual Gomnssioner Lochren
The Coming Issue on Silver Coinage and Political Battle
A condensed report notes Mr Bland arguing against free silver coinage and predicting a political battle over the issue. It cites labor and trade demands for silver and mentions treasury discussions and a Mexican rumor about ending free coinage.
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Bland
mt seurce
congress
Fragmented Confession From June 29 Arrest Files
A handwritten statement details a sequence of events including a robbery and stabbing. It describes an arrest warrant issued for a man named Jones on murder charges, with witnesses and a party in custody. The text references a court examination, parliamentary members, and weather observations, plus assorted birth, marriage, and local notices embedded in the fragment.
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Fors
Puton
hind
hive
Uren
Austen
Jones wrest
Fragmented obituary and notices from Mendota era
A jumble of death notices and personal notices mention individuals such as George Harony and Richard Betal, with ages and dates scattered. The text includes references to legal services in a silo matter, a claim against a bank, and promotional medical cures and patent medicines with advertisements for Electric Bitters and Webster Bros Drug Store.
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