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Friendship Weekly Register

Location

Friendship, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1889

Page

8

Detective Bancker Pursues Oregon Mystery in New York

In a tense sequence from a crime tale, Pinkerton detective Bancker pressures associates about a murder case. He traces Grace Garland from the Oregon voyage to a New York hiding spot and plans undercover checks at Mulberry Street galleries as he maneuvers toward identifying a key suspect and securing a payoff.

Boyden Mazsovden Banker Oregon Basttett Hell Rupert Detective Bancker Venus Acre Gretto Nicholes Bancher Mulberry Street

Temperance Notes and Local Crime Trials Highlight Dane County

A temperance column reports efforts in Dane County led by Mrs Mary Cleon and others. The piece describes a Bristol brigade, a crime trial with a defendant jailed for swindling and a sentence of days in jail, while the prosecutor Fife receives applause as a broader crackdown is forecast amid a community cleansing sentiment.

Temperance News Australia Dane Mary Cleon Dreldellam Bristol Nural Geet Cay Bava John Event Beth Agian Fife Henry M. Stanley Royal Geographical Society Lends Stanley Br Stanley Mr. Stanley

New York State News Mixed Reports and Local Notices

A Rochester girl of twelve fell from a river bank near the lower falls but escaped serious injury with no broken bones and probable recovery. The State Fair is set for Albany. Various notices discuss postmasters, counties’ factories, lumber, and penal concerns as officials present to the Legislature.

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Fragmented World Notes From Obscure 19th Century Clip

A garbled OCR passage lists scattered terms including British navy, silk syndicate, natural gas, universities, and bomber stories. The fragmentary text names countries, sectors, and places without coherent event or narrative, relying on stray proper nouns and vague references.

Thinca Mexican Cougmistas Lexpon Oot Canadas Isemptros County Bar Petmsien Sa Pumas Exgland Ss Four Trust Leine

Notable Names List for New York State Towns

A compiled list includes Acra John Alden Arena Daniel Fletcher Har vey Bellinger Carlisle Peter W Becker East Witham Ansble Butts Esprance Avery Brane Factory villa D E Eaton Howes Cave Charles H Ramses Hunters Land Frances Snyder Hyndsville Clark Bouton Jefferson Charis Hubbell Lexington EL Palmer Summit Thomas EL Fergusn Tannersville William Elis.

New York State Acra John 8 Alden Arena Daniel A. Fletcher Argusville Harvey Bellinger Carlisle Peter W. Becker East Witham Ansble Butts Esprance Avery Brane D. E. Eaton Howe's Cave Charles H. Ramses Hunters Land Frances E. Snyder Hyndsville Clark P. Bouton Jefferson Charis B. Hubbell Lexington EL Palmer Summit Thomas EL Fergusn Tannersville Wiliam B. Elis

State Prisons Accounts Under Yates Law Report

The superintendent presented Senate details of funds received by prisons under both the State account plan and the Yates law. Figures show Sing Sing and Auburn deposits to State Treasurer, surplus earnings, and deficiencies in returns. deficits and excess deposits are noted for each institution including Sing Sing, Auburn, and others.

Senate Esmines. Cic Yates Sing Sing Aeburn

Death by Own Action Shocks Local Scene

Fragmentary note describes a man named Stenzel involved in alcohol issues and threats to his wife, culminating in a fatal act. Police report uncertain details but indicate a suicide or self-inflicted death following violent intent toward family.

April Crops Report Shows Mixed Winter Conditions

The April crop report from the Department of Agriculture details winter grain and farm stock leaving winter quarters. Conditions varied with little protection midwinter, cool northern regions and wet pockets, but overall temperatures were moderate and minimal extremes. Most areas show generally favorable conditions and progress toward threshing.

Department of Agriculture

Prominent People and Public Figures Mentioned in Report

The piece lists several notable individuals including ex King Sinan Arars and General Rosstit A, noting roles such as United States minister and Indian fighter. It references a range of names with unclear details and scattered titles, painting a fragmented portrait of political and military figures.

Hatfield McCoy feud confessions tie killings to 1800s feud

The report recounts Ellison Hatfield and allies confessing to murder acts against the McCoy brothers Talbot, Farmer, and Randolph in Logan County and Tug River crossfire. It cites oaths, shooting orders, and brutal acts, with further claims of Hatfield faction killings across the river into Kentucky. It also notes the World Conference of Latter Day Saints in St. Joseph Missouri with details on attendance and church growth.

Ellison Hatfield Ellison Mounts Pike County Kentucky Ferguson McCop Talbot Farmer Randolph, Jr Logan County W. Va Tug River West Virginia Anse Hatfield Randolph John Hatfield Anse Ailaphare Calvin McCoy Hatfield Demuarr Jim Vance McCoy Jance Hatneld Calvin McCor St. Joseph England Australia Mormon Church Utah Congress Washington Imeno General Conference Salt Lake Church Recorder G. T. Gribb Virginia

Destructive Town Fire Destroys Most of Smith and Johnston County

A major blaze swept through Smith and Johnston County destroying nearly every building. The County Court House and jail survived, with a few dwellings remaining. The fire began around one PM, moving swiftly at hurricane speed, as residents lacked a fire department. Estimated losses exceed substantial sums with much insured. Origin traced to a carriage factory, likely accidental.

Smith& Johnston County N.C Fhe Tre SRI. KR. Moergss

River Improvement Commission clash ends in deaths

Larry McDonali and John Schneider clashed aboard a river project barge in St Lauro. McDonald, seeking control, seized the craft and pushed Schneider into the water. McDonald then rowed to shore, leaving Schneider to drown.

Larry McDonali John Schneider River Improvement Commission St Lauro McDonald Schneider

Werd Removal After Destructive Event at Reome Area

A rough report describes a destructive incident in the Northwest Territory near Reome. It notes uprooted trees, damaged houses, and casualties with variable spellings but indicates a large area affected north of Regine and several homes destroyed.

Northwest Territory Sres Regine

Four Die In Heavily Wrecked California Passenger Train

A Chicago, Santa Fe and California railroad passenger train wreck at Lorenzo, TD, at 3 am killed four people and seriously injured several others. The accident occurred when the train, ordered to follow an extra freight, collided with a private car, injuring or killing several passengers including L. Bart, a Cake oma Construction Railway director, his daughter, and Henry W. Lamb. Palmer the freight brakeman was badly burned. Miss Alice Hart died near her fiancé, Henry Lamb, before the wedding plans could proceed.

Chicago Save Fr and California Railroad Lorenzo Eurrigat Scuklal Acd Palisate Santa Anna Ami Bedler Wesd L. Bart Cake Omia Construction Resilway Kline Vass Bediy Amd Henry W.lamb Palmer Alice Hart Reory B. Lamb

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