Imminent Dismissal and Sports News From Adana and Boise
The report references a demand to the Porte and the Austrian merchant Brazt Merzina amid failures to comply with von de Calice, with Con y Thursday next cited. It also notes Louis Keegan defending a fireman championship, and Carney winning six of fifteen games in a November series begun on November 7, while Boise and Taaho are mentioned in connection with the People's Party and political interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Minor
Mattestaffsporte
Adana
Brazt Merzina
Von‘de Calice
Cony
Fireman
Louis Keegan
Hich
Carney
Mob lynches six murder suspects in Williams County jail yard
A mob dragged Alex Coudet and three other accused assailants from Williams County jail and hanged them from a windlass in the jail yard. Paul Holytrack Philip Ireland, and Coudet faced execution after being transferred under guard and timed at last night’s mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex ‘Coudet
Paul Holytrack
Phillip Ireland
Tha ‘Spicer
Supreme, Court
Williams N.C
Sheriff Kelly
Conder
Holytrack
Ireland
Coudet
Ohio Whitecap Outrage Targets Two Girls
Reports from Oakwood Ohio describe a whitecap attack on Edith and May Roberts aged 17 and 15. A dozen men entered their rooms in the night dragged them outdoors whipped them with switching tails and tarred and feathered them before leaving them unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwwood
Tolgate
Ohio
Edith
May Roberts
Sonny
Durrant Still Alive as California Court Grants Indefinite Respite
The California Supreme Court granted an indefinite respite to William Henry Theodore Durrant, delaying his execution at San Quentin. News from Sacramento reported the court found probable error and instructed Warder Dale to halt the execution until further orders, keeping the fate of the condemned murderer of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams in suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Supreme Court
Henry Theodore Durrant
San Quentin
California
Supreme Court of
Sacramento
Warder Dale
Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
Grover Cleveland's Son Named Richard Folsom Cleveland
Princeton students learned Grover Cleveland's son will be named Richard Folsom Cleveland. They had wanted him named Grover Cleveland Jr. but the choice honors Mrs. Cleveland's father instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Trouble in Thessaly and Other 19th Century News
Dispatches detail Greek invaders driven back by Turkish forces in Thessaly, with twenty killed and many prisoners captured. Also reports a duel apology between Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Paris, a St. Louis real estate figure missing amid embezzlement claims, a detective shooting a preacher for not halting, a passenger train wreck in Kentucky, Mexican ships’ trade duties suspension, a Brownsville shooting by a 16 year old, and Kansas prohibition repeal talk as Republicans seek gains ahead of an extra session.
Anaconda Rampage Kills Exhibition Pony Keeper Injured
A large anaconda at a Philadelphia museum attacked during a cage repair, crushing a trick pony tied near the cage and mortally injuring keeper Masher who screamed for help. The snake wrapped around the pony and crushed it before rangers lassoed and captured the reptile. Masher sustained multiple broken ribs and died from the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Am ‘Masher
Masher
Asher
Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Near Sure Senate Ratification
The administration reports strong support in the upper house for the Hawaiian annexation treaty. McKinley aims to present forceful arguments in a message to Congress, noting Hawaiian ratification and a required U.S. Senate vote to add the island, with no expected foreign complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
McKinley
Congress
Hawaiian Senate
United States Senate
Whole wedding party killed in Russian railway crash
A wedding party of thirty perished near Bielestock Russia when their eight horse drawn wagon crossed a railway level crossing as an express approached. The locomotive struck the wagon killing or maiming everyone aboard and leaving no survivors. The tragedy highlights possible driver error or ignorance of the train timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bielestock
Russia
Henry George Memorial Fund Receives Bryan Donation
New York dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan donated 100 dollars to the Henry George memorial fund. He telegraphed pleasure at adding his name to the subscription roll. Subscriptions from children help grow a broad popular fund with 10 cent gifts encouraged and larger amounts welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
New York Dispatch
William Jennings Bryan
Fleury George
Henry George
Uie
Oglesby Breaks Engagement With Pullman Son
Miss Tellette Oglesby announces the breaking of her engagement to George M. Pullman son of the late palace car magnate. The Oglesby family denies disinheritance by his father influenced the split and clarifies there was no such action involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oglesby
George M. Pullman
Palace Car
Tellette Oglesby
Richard J. Oglesby
Illinois
Oxlesby
Pullman
Prisoners to Be Freed Amnesties for Competitor Crew
Dispatches from Madrid confirm a forthcoming amnesty for the crew of the American schooner Competitor seized in April 1816. The report notes prisoners will be included in the imminent amnesty. The dispatches also mention events in China and a court verdict in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Complex United States Penal provisions on import duties and warehousing
Text outlines rulings on when goods arrive at original ports of entry and become dutiable, distinctions between immediate entry and bonded warehousing, and timing rules related to April hours and prior entries. It references protests and board concerns on related cargo matters and vessel carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unitest
New York
Geetfon
A Romance of Election in Nebraska Couples Wed After Nominated
In Burt County Nebraska Miss Allee Thomason and Prof. C S Laughlin wed in Yekomah after Thomason, a Populist nominee for superintendent of schools, withdrew before the election. Laughlin, the Republican nominee, won unopposed. They had been secretly engaged to avoid public humiliation by defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Yekomah
Neb
Allee ‘Thomason
Laughlin
Burt County
Laugh In
Council of Indians considers statehood plan at Okmulgee
The Creek council adjourned without acting on Chief Isparhecher's proposal to consolidate the five civilized tribes into one nation. A special session is called for the 22d to push the plan toward statehood. Separately, New Alaskan Steamship Line formed in New Jersey with $7,000,000 capital. Five steamers will run from San Francisco to Seattle to St. Michel, first sails by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alaskan Steamship Line
States Steamship Company
New Jersey
Charles J1. Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Michel
Market Quotations From Various Cities Cattle Hogs and Grains
A long list of market quotations from multiple cities shows cattle prices mostly $2.50 to $8.00, hogs $3.00 to $8.00, sheep $2.50 to $5.00, with grain bids for wheat corn oats rye and seed values across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. Prices include No 2 red and No 2 white wheat and corn bids, various oats and rye quotes, and butter eggs potatoes in regional ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D&e
Trillanapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Murder Trial Sways Amid Illness Delays
Corferssion of the Crinic reports the Martin Thorn murder trial for William Guldensippe in Long Island City halted due to illness of juror Maggie Larsen. Larsen’s operation for appendicitis ends with hopes she will recover to testify as Mrs Nack claims Thorn and she plotted the Woodside cottage killing on May or June 26.
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Corfesaion
Martin Thorn
William Guldensupps
Brgan
Long Island City
Drroy Maggie Larsen
Larsen Ag
Stek
Odin
Avidesien
Tyrd
Woodside
L. I
William Guidensippe
Martin Wirern
Hig Rhyad
Mrs. Nack
Martin Phin
Wiliam Guldensippe
Shey
The Gripping Tale Of A Murder Plot Unfolds
A witness describes a staged murder plan linked to Mrs Naevk and accomplices. Details recount arrivals in the country, a failed quarrel, an agreed murder in Woodside, disposal of a head in a river, and a coverup including blood cleanup and carriage deliveries. Names and precise events outline a chilling conspiracy.
Sparks from the Wiren and Boston University incident
Fragmentary OCR note reports John Y W Warley named chief of the Denver police force, Key George Bender nearly expelled from Boston University for a disciplinary incident. Mentions Wezle Burke and Baytlig Ty and a family fire origin claim.
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Wiren
John Y W. Warley
Denver
Col
George Bender
Boston
Tnivershty
Dinamon
Wezle Burke
Baytlig Ty
Ales Ui Ang Cho
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Rimatum
the Porte
Boise, Taaho
Raettinger
Iowa
Kluckhomn
Pounkishun
Mileath
Bpker
North “Dakota
Supreme Court
Richard Folsom Cleveland
Thessaly
Vienna
Neue Freie Press
Constantinople
Thessalian
Robert Peel
Girella
Paris
Sir Robert
Robert
Keuke
Edgar W. Woods
Prosperity Building and Loan Association
Woods
Louisville, Henderson, and
St. Louis Road
Leesport
Shoota
Bernardo Salazar
Brownsville
Mexico
Topeka
Kangus
Hil
Hackett
Republican
New
York
Anaconda
Hawaii
Jilts Young Pullman
China
Shi Wingua
Ting U-Tez
Meadow Lawn Farm
Mattoon
Arthur
Brotherhood of Logomoallve Engineers
P. Dertmimond
Chintoothe
Hayhigh
Ov M! Kelley
Tarlff
Council OF Indians Called
Felix Garcia
Samuel Coulter
Coulter
Santa Fe
N. M
Fusrther
Kankakee
Riverview
Kanikakee
Ill
Guldenauppe
Marily Thorn
Timmy
Mra. Naevk
Hye
Guldensappe
Bert
Chillensappe
Horn
Brown
Hom
Guilenauppe Dyer
Guldensippe
Guidensuppe Ut
Guidensuppe Aml
Guidensuppe
Tika
Thorn
Astairy
Guldensuppe
Wes Devi
Tack
First Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Dhorn
Twenty-Third Street
Ninth Avenue
the Woodside
Cory Atie
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