Jealous wife kills man then takes life in Michigan
Domestic tragedy reports Dora Velzy shot and killed W G Gray at Grand Rapids Michigan and then committed suicide. The list of sensational incidents includes lynching at Gleason Tennessee and various crimes, fires, and economic woes across the nation.
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W G. Gray
Grand Rapids
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L. ¢. Peauas
Gleason, Tenn
Marspex BeEllamy
Wilmington
Knights of Honor
Milwaukee
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
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Congress of Vegetarian
Chicago
Death in chair for double murder at Sing Sing
John L. Csuono died in the electric chair at Sing Sing New York for murdering his wife Mary and his cousin John Churchell on October 3 189L The American Wheel Company factories at Crawfordsville Indiana Memphis Tennessee Paducah Kentucky and Humboldt Tennessee were closed indefinitely The yacht Pilgrim built by a Boston syndicate to defend the Americas Cup was launched at Philadelphia
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Sing Sing
N.Y
Mary
John Churchell
American Wheel Company
Crawfordsville
Ind
Memphis
Ohio Republicans Nominate Ticket at Columbus Convention
Ohio Republicans at Columbus nominated William McKinley for governor A L Harris for lieutenant governor W T Cope for state treasurer J K Richards for attorney general and J P Hradberry for supreme judge The platform calls for protection for American labor and industries and against criminal classes supports pensions for disabled soldiers sailors widows and orphans and favors honest money backed by gold silver and paper under national regulation. Warren Leland last survivor of five brothers in the hotel business died in Port Chester NY at 49 Ex Parisipenr Hannon visited the worlds fair as a guest of Tho Palmer.
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Columbus
William McKinley
A. L. Harris
W. T. Cope
J K. Richards
J. P. Hradberry
Warren Lelann
Leland
Atlantic
Pacific
Port Chester
Fires and disasters sweep multiple regions around the globe
Reports describe Imst Austria wiped out by fire and a Montreal convent loss near 1 million. Other items note a dynamite plot foiled in Hawaii, a Luxembug drill ground explosion killing seven, floods in Galicia and Austria, land sighting near latitude 65 south, Honduras unity claim, Winnipeg rail stables fire with 61 horses died, Mecca cholera deaths, a British general killed near Poona, Panchmetta storm homelessness, Cairo prison escape shootings, and a teenage girl fatally harming family before suicide.
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Rome
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Luxembug
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Tus
Dundee
Scotland
Qafse
Honduras
Street
Winnipeg
Man
Mecca
Egypt
Jonn Hvensos
Bombay
Poona
Panchmetta
Fires and Disasters Cloud 19th Century News Slate
A New York IX story building housed sweater shops and a stampede of evacuees left four dead and several injured. A horse race in Chadron and a steamer loss at Eastport were noted alongside multiple factory, bank, and railway incidents. A Michigan town burned, a Bohemian mill lost 1,250,000 francs, and a lynching occurred near Winchester. A range of corporate failures and a political debate on crime closed the roundup.
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Washington
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Collapse at Ford's Theater Sparks Nation's Outrage
Washington June 10 A US government building the Army Medical Museum at Ford's Theater collapsed with little warning. Twenty two dead and forty five injured, many clerks and laborers trapped under heavy timbers and debris. Rescue and relief efforts followed as the president ordered troops to the scene and public donations poured in.
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Wealthy Eau Claire Resident Slain at Farm Cottage
Melchair Fox longtime Eau Claire businessman and retired restaurateur was murdered at his farm cottage near the Eau Claire river. The body was found in the cellar with a gunshot wound to the heart and valuables missing. authorities suspect tramp-involved robbery.
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