Graham Leader reports on varied events and donations
Henry LaBooucHERE of Graham sends 250 dollars to orphan children of the late Princess Christian of Denmark. The Empress of Austria suffers insomnia and rheumatism with no relief. Paris arrivals include Rodman Wanamaker and the Count and Countess Galli. Charles Arbuckle, the coffee magnate nicknamed Baby Bunting, buys Brooklyn property for 450000 dollars. Mansfield’s production of Richard III costs 130000, armor accounting for 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laboouchere
Informer Pigott
Austria
Paris
Rodman Wanamaker
Count
Daughter Born to Prince Oscar of Sweden
Prince Oscar of Sweden has a daughter, continuing the royal line after he gave up his crown claim last year to wed Ebba Munck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Oscar of
Sweden
Ebba Munck
Reverend Harlan Engaged to New York Widow Swift
The Rev. Richard Harlan, eldest son of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harlan, is engaged to Mrs. Swift, a wealthy widow from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Richard Harlan
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Swift
New York
Mrs Geordie McCrennan Plans Indefinite European Residence
Mrs Geordie B. McCrennan the wife of the general has reportedly decided on an indefinite residence in Europe where she has spent the past year awaiting further arrangements and possibilities for travel and stay.
King Joan of Abyssinia Seen as Cruel Ruler in Death Report
Report says Queen Joan of Abyssinia was killed in battle and described as a cruel ruler who would rather kill a man than attend a circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of
Abyssinia
Two Colored Lawyers at Philadelphia Bar
John D. Lewis and Jeremiah H. Scott are two African American lawyers at the Philadelphia bar who have practiced for years and achieved fair success in their careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TnHerre
Philadelphia
John D. Lewis
Jeremiah H. Scott
Mercer preacher vows to marry chosen wife in church
The Rev. Mr. Slemmers of Mercer Pennsylvania declares his congregation will select a wife for him. He states he will marry the eligible young woman chosen by the church in a ceremony promising to take her for better or worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slemmers
Mercer, Pa
Prohibition Candidate Fisk Praises Harrison in White House Sleep
General Clinton B. Fisk, the prohibition presidential candidate, states that he and General Sherman feel happier and sleep better knowing their former Corinth comrade Ben Harrison sleeps tonight in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton B. Fisk
Sherman
Corinth
Ben Harrison
White House
Duke of Sutherland Leaves Florida to Return to England
The Duke of Sutherland has entrusted his Florida estates to his servants and travels to New York, then sails for England next week. He has grown popular with neighbors in the orange groves region and his house has hosted numerous social gatherings this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Sutherland
Florida
New York
England
Gigantic Blonde Chinaman Interpreter at Washington Legation
Cuang FAN Moan, interpreter attached to the Chinese legation in Washington, described as a gigantic blonde Chinaman with a profile as regular as a Greek statue. He hails from northern China where sumptuary laws keep the race notably large and distinctive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuang Fan Moan
Washington
China
Dickinson College to Grow Athletics Under New President
The Rev. Dr. George E. Reed, soon Dickinson College president, states a young man who plays baseball or rows can preach as effectively as one with a grave appearance, signaling a booming athletics program under the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Reed
Dickinson College
Dickinson
Invention Claim Denied by Waverly Man Crandall Named Inventor
Moses Lynan of Waverly New York denies being inventor of Pigs in Clover and says he has not sold the patent or profited from it. The actual inventor is Charles M Crandall also of Waverly manager at Mr Lymans Toy Works and noted for many toy patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Lynan
Waverly
N. Y
Charles M. Crandall
Mr. Lyman
Mr. Crandall
Postmaster General’s First Salary Sparks Requests
Wanamaker’s first pay of 577.78 prompts about 500 letters from the public. A fire company suggests buying a fire engine, a woman asks for a church fund, others request support for a school or relief for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Home Happenings and Local Notices
Brief reader items report a warehouse fire and court house dome touch ups. The Geible Case superintendent is re elected. Electric railroad plans and a mail breaking charge are noted along with a bite by a rabid dog and public land figures. A fatal accident is listed and a Board of Trade meeting is hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Geible Case School
Guilty verdicts in murder and horse theft cases
Tom Newman convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary for life. Joe Chumly found guilty of horse theft and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Newman
Joe Chumly
Oklahoma land rush grows beyond estimates
Land Commissioner Hall reports the Oklahoma boom and influx of settlers into Texas. He has traced vacant unappropriated public domain under the homestead act and now estimates more land than his initial 300,000 acres, potentially totaling around 4,500,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetin
Hall
Oklahoma
Texas
Sherman City Council Eyes Joint Electric Settlement
Sherman May 4 meeting shows planned joint session between the electric light committee the Sherman electric light and power company and Thompson Houston light company to amicably settle differences and discuss selling lights to a private firm A proposed electric motor line between Sherman and Denison is being talked of by capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Electric Light Committee
Sherman Electric Light and Power Company
Thompson-Houston Light Company
Denison
Paris Street Railway Progresses Toward Cemetery Track
The Paris street railway will complete one mile of new track to the Odd Fellows' cemetery by June 1. The city council appointed a new school board and ordered a dog tax ordinance. Federal court officers seek a special term of U S court in the city this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paris Street Railway Company
Odd Fellows
Federal Court
United States
Fire at Arbuckle warehouse sparks arson suspicion
In Davias on May 2, a small blaze under Mr. Jas. Arbuckle's Jefferson street warehouse was extinguished quickly by the night watchman. A kerosene can and kindling were found beneath the building, suggesting an intentional attempt. The warehouse was not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davias
Jas. Arbuckle
Jefferson Street
Marriages by Rabbis Questioned After Law Review
Austin May. The recent legislature authorized Jewish rabbis to solemnize marriages but the act lacks an enacting clause and is presumed invalid without the constitutional preface. If any marriages were solemnized under its authority, the legal question should be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
May
Galveston Jury Completes Gieble Case Arraignment
The Galveston jury is completed and Ed Gieble, a police officer and ex-deputy sheriff, is arraigned on murder charges for the death of Robert Crawford in Galveston on December 26, 1888. Evidence remains to be presented, and the defense appears stronger than at the preliminary exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Gieble
Robert Crawford
Ed Gieble
Wash ttaway Murder Verdict Concludes in County Court
The case of Wash ttaway, a colored man charged with murder, was moved from Hopkins county. A jury deliberated for one to two hours and returned a verdict of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washttaway
Hopkins County
Family mistreatment charges in Assonx arrest of Williams duo
Bill Williams and his niece Maude Williams were arrested in Assonx on a family mistreatment charge. They traveled from Bell county in the spring and lived together, claiming marriage. They waived an examining trial and expect to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assonx
Bill Williams
Maude Williams
Bell County
Preparations Advance for Encampment on June 1
In Galveston on May 25 preparations for the encampment ground are moving quickly with assurance readiness by June 1. A special board meeting decided to extend closing entries to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Woman Arrested in Mail Thefts by Federal Statute Charge
Amanda Webb, a colored woman, was arrested by United States Marshal Knight Sheriff May and Policeman Andrews on May 25 at 10 o clock for breaking open mail not her own in violation of federal statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuneMax
United States
Knight
May
Andrews
Amanda Webb
Osterman widows and orphans home fund chartered in Austin
The Osterman widows and orphans home fund of Galveston was chartered today in Austin. Trustees named include B. Adone I. Rosenfield H. M. Trueheart W. L. Moody and Leopold Fellman, to use the Osterman estate donation for the orphans and widows fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Osterman Widows’ and Orphans’ Home Fund of
Galveston
B. Adone
I. Rosenfield
H. M. Trueheart
W. L. Moody
Leopold Fellman
Osterman
Courthouse Dome Color Change Prompted by Citizens
The courthouse dome color, long a source of dissatisfaction, is being repainted from yellow to light brown. Private subscriptions funded the project, raised by local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansuari
Wool Sale At Sctiption Springs Fetches High Bid
The wool growers association at Sctiption Springs sold about 40 000 pounds of wool in bulk today to the highest bidder at 259 1/2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sctiption Springs
Wool Growers’ Association
J T Johnson Re-elected McKinney Superintendent
J T Johnson was last night re-elected superintendent of the public schools of McKinney by the city council. This is the fifth time he has been so honored. The other teachers will be elected some time next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
J. T. Johnson
Pickens County Chickasaw Progressives Meet in Ardmore
Several hundred citizens including whites and Indians of Pickens county Chickasaw nation gathered in Ardmore for a progressive party convention. They passed resolutions urging the secretary of the interior and the U S attorney general to block disfranchisement of Chickasaw Nation citizens under a recent act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Pickens County
Progressive Party
Ardmore
United States
Kentucky Republicans Nominate a State Treasurer
Kentucky Republicans nominate a state treasurer amid mixed reviews as the party readies for upcoming campaigns. The article notes a broad slate of candidates and party strategy in a volatile political season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Suspension of traders sparks floor split at Board of Trade
In St Louis on May 24, a dozen junior board members were suspended for blowing toy whistles during trading hours. The board upheld the suspensions prompting a mass walkout to another room where most option trading occurred. The seceders threaten a new exchange setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Board of Trade
Pew Exchange
East Tennessee Farmers meet in Chattawooola with 200 delegates
The East Tennessee Farmers convention opened in Chattawooola Tennessee with about 200 delegates. Papers covered forestry blood stock farming and other topics. Prof S W Dadnew of the University of Tennessee spoke on Old and New Methods of Education in the South and outlined Tennessee's Knoxville Experimental Station work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattawooola
Tenn
East Tennessee Farmers’ Convention
S. W. Dadnew
University of Tennessee
South
Knoxville
Tragic Run-Over Death Near Rail Section House
Riverstar May 22. Juan Savanna a Mexican section hand on a spree slept on the International and Great Northern railway track opposite the section house. A north bound passenger train could not stop in time and he was killed with his head feet and one thigh severed from his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverstar
Juan Savanna
International
Great Northern
Carlon Gala Equestrian Tournament Winners Named
About 1,500 spectators witnessed a high spirited equestrian contest in Carlon on May 24. Tom McDaniel won first place, Nate McDaniel took second, and Tuck Thurman earned third in the three prize event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Carlon
Tom McDaniel
Nate McDaniel
Tuck Thurman
Gas Explosion Wrecks Vanness Hotel in Boston
A gas explosion in the basement of the Vanness hotel on Elliott street in Boston blew out windows across the area and injured many people as the lower part of the building was wrecked. Fire and rescue crews responded to the morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Vanness
Elliott Street
Court in Texas District Session Opens with Many Dismissals
United States district court for the eastern district of Texas convened in this city with Judge Alexander Boarman presiding. A full juror panel attended as the docket was read and a great many cases were continued or dismissed. the session is not expected to be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytor
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Texas
Alexander Boarman
Shreveport
Bourne Mills Plans Profit Sharing for Workers
The Bourne Mills Corporation directors announce adoption of a profit sharing plan to start July first. After that date 6 percent of mill profits will be distributed among employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riven
Mass
Bourne Mills Corporation
Bradley Chosen Chairman at Kentucky Republican Convention
The Republican State convention in Louiswinur Kentucky on May 24 nominated John Z. Barrett of Louisville for treasurer with little opposition. Hon. W. O. Bradley was made chairman for the gathering ahead of the August election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiswinur
W. O. Bradley
John Z. Barrett
Louisville
Catholics approve contract for 880000 stone church
In Fort Worth on May 24 Catholics awarded a contract for a grand stone church costing 880000. The building will measure 80 feet by 126 feet with two spires, the taller rising 225 feet to the cross. The foundation is already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Bitten by a Dog in Lewisville Causes Alarm
Reports spread yesterday evening that Sammie Miliken second son of W D Miliken was bitten by a mad dog. Investigation showed a very severe bite on the left arm with the thumb torn open and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisvillle
Sammie Miliken
W. D. Miliken
Jersey bull gore fatality near Marshall report
News from Marsnaly cites John Henderson six miles north of Marshall gored by a jersey bull this morning. The horn pierced the abdomen and entrails, and the wound is described as fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsnaly
John Henderson
Marshall
Remington rifle accident fatally shoots Clarksville youth
In Clarksville on May 24 a hunting trip ended in tragedy when a Remington rifle carried by a boy named White discharged. Lewis Kelley was struck in the head and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Lewis Kelley
White
Young Kelley
Saunders Advances Funds for Board of Trade Building
President Saunders of the board of trade reports $21,000 in bonds issued toward the $25,000 goal for a new building. The lot on Congress avenue has already been purchased and is ready for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Saunders
Board of Trade
Congress Avenue
Railroad Brakeman Morley Dies in Yard Accident
May 22 report from Brennay states Mr. M. D. Morley, a brakeman on a Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe freight train, was killed in the railroad yard about 10:30pm. Authorities believe he fell between moving cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennay
M. D. Morley
Jugular Vein Cut Incident In Brement
A negro man suffered a cut jugular vein from a razor on Saturday night. Four negro men are in durance awaiting investigation. A woman is suspected to be at the bottom of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brement
Durance
Skunk Bite: Boy‑struck by Skunk In Bed Incident
A five year old boy near BeeleneRvilla was bitten when a striped skunk crawled into his bed Monday night. The father rushed him to Gainesville to seek treatment but the stone failed to stick. The incident unsettled the family due to hydrophobic skunk traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beelenervvilla
Connecticut House Passes Telegraph and Telephone Tax Bill
The Connecticut House approved a bill on May 24 imposing a zero cent per mile tax on telegraph companies with more than two lines, a 70 cent tax on each telephone transmitter, and a 25 cent per mile tax on wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haktroxp
Conn
Connecticut House
Sugar Import Ship Shawmut Arrives With Bulk Cargo
Boston, Mass May 23 The steamer Shawmut under Captain Fuller arrived with the barge Atlas under Captain Sturgis in tow carrying 28 400 bags of centrifugal sugar marking a new bulk import venture for the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Shawmut
Fuller
Atlas
Sturgis
Harrison Kelly Elected in Fourth District Special Election
Torekka Kansas May 25 A special election held yesterday for the fourth congressional district chose Gen. Harrison Kelly as the successor to Thomas Ryan who became minister to Mexico. Kelly ran unopposed and is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torekka
Kan
Fourth
Thomas Ryan
Mexico
Harrison Kelly
Proclamation Bans Texas Cattle Imports to Michigan
Governor issues order prohibiting import of Texas cattle or any cattle raised south of the 46th parallel into Michigan until November 1. Based on resolutions from the livestock sanitary committee, the prohibition applies to all such cattle entering the state starting May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassine
Mich
Livestock Sanitary Committee
Texas
Indians Plan Demand After Standing Rock Council
Standing Rock Dak May 25 The Indians held a large council and agreed not to sign the treaty unless paid 11 million dollars for their land. They express hurt over government treatment in relation to the 1867 and 1876 treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standing Rock
Dak
Convictions at Cameron
Cameron district court reports Luke Williams charged with murder. Proceedings detail the case and potential verdicts as of the May session. Additional defendants and evidence status not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Luke Williams
New Trial Refused in Tobe Stewart Case
The motion for a new trial was heard before Judge Stine last evening and overruled. Stewart's case will be carried to a higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Tobe Stewart
Stine
Stewart
Miners Parade with Arms Threaten Mines at Braidwood
Word from Braidwood reports miners marching with weapons and threatening to burn the mines and shoot anyone who goes to work at price. The sheriff departed with a posse from Jone r at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joner
Braidwood
Price
Light Guard to Attend Semi-Centennial Event
Will be There Houston May 24 report notes the Light Guard held a key meeting Wednesday night and decided to join the semi-centennial observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Light Guard
Tracing Missing Friends Reach Hamilton City
Five visitors arrived in Hamilton Ontario on May 24 to seek traces of friends believed to have been on the passenger train wrecked and buried near Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ont
Wreck Victims Sought Include Mrs Smith and Her Daughter
Traces were sought for Mrs Smith and her 11 year old daughter from San Francisco and for Miss Maggie Gleason of Chicago. A button from Mrs Smiths ulster was identified among wreck articles.
Peru rail viaduct destroyed by cloudburst near Lima
Advices from Peru report the Verrugas viaduct on the Maya railroad near Lima collapsed in a cloudburst. The $500,000 structure rendered the railroad useless, and Peru also faces a yellow fever outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Peru
Lima
Magee wins county Republican convention in Pittsburg region
In PittsnurG Pennsylvania on May 24 the Magee faction won the county convention securing fifty members while the Quay faction took twenty two. The Flynn faction appears defeated in the contest for county commissioner control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsnurg
Magee
Flynn
Quay
Phta
Hydrophobia scare closes Wis. town school in Trimboree
nED Wing Minn May 24 A disease believed hydrophobia is epidemic in Trimboree Wis The school district closed the school and forbids children to leave home Men are hired to kill stray dogs in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wing
Minn
Trimboree
Wis
Flem ing Goff Gubernatorial Contest Readings Show Gain
Clarkston West Virginia May 24 The Flem ing Goff gubernatorial contest committee finished reading depositions from four counties and Goff holds a clear gain of two at this stage with preliminary results pending further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkston
W. Va
Fleming-Goff
Goff
Liquor Prohibition Bill Defeated In Ul State
In Sprixarinip Ul on May 4 the bill to prohibit liquor manufacture or sale was defeated with 55ayes and 62nays. The vote outcome blocks the proposed statewide liquor ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprixarinip
Ennis Canning Plant Machinery Ready for Operation
Ennis on May 22 reports the canning factory machinery has been installed and is now ready to begin operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Gambling raid at Field club ends with Seaton fined
A London court continued hearings on gambling arrests from the Field club raid. Prosecution secured a conviction against Seaton, proprietor, with a £50 fine. Players were discharged as authorities vow to suppress gambling clubs amid a booming number in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Seaton
Mall
London
Newfoundland French shore tension escalates at crisis point
Advices from Bay St. George Newfoundland report growing strain between Newfoundland and French fishermen on the disputed shore. The British warship Lily's commander has proclaimed he will not allow Newfound and fishermen to set nets for herring and would confiscate nets if they do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halipax
N. S
Bay St. George
N. F
Newfoundland
Lily
Samoan Conference Deliberations Open Without Indemnity Vote
In JeRLIN on May 25 the Samoan conference session reported no difference of opinion. The indemnity issue for the killing of Germans at Apia by natives was not discussed and is referred to the working committee, seen as a sign the matter can be settled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerlin
Apia
Mexico Welcomes Georgia Ex-Governor and Exposition Invite
Ex Governor Bullock and Georgia committee arrive in Ciudad de Mexico to present President Diaz with a formal invitation to the Atlanta Exposition in October. Diaz accepts graciously but does not commit to attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Bullock
Georgia
Diaz
Atlanta Exposition
Collision sinks steamer Cynthiana on the river
A morning collision near Montreal between the Royal Mail steamer Polynesian captained by Hugh Wylie and the Donaldson line steamer Cynthiana captained by John Taylor caused the Cynthiana to sink and eight crew members to be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Can
Royal Mail
Polynesian
Allen Line
Hugh Wylie
Cynthiana
Donaldson Line
John Taylor
Reid Presents Credentials to President Carnot
Whitelaw Reid, the American minister to France, paid an audience on May 24 with President Carnot and presented his credentials. Reid pledged to maintain the high esteem shared by President Harrison and the American people for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parts
Carnot
Whitelaw Reid
Lord Salisbury Addresses Primrose League Meeting
Lord Salisbury spoke to Primrose League members at Loxton on May 24. He warned the alliance between the Parnellites and Gladstonians was shifting and urged peace for Ireland over disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
Lord Salisbury
Primrose League
Parnellites
Gladstonians
President Caceres Opens Extraordinary Congress in Lima
Lima reports President Caceres opened congress in an extraordinary session. The body convened to legislate on matters deeply affecting the republic's international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Caceres
Duel in Paris Leaves One Slightly Wounded
Paris reports M. De la Barge a deputy for Lotre and editor of the Lyons Republican fought M. Jockrey in a sword duel today. Jockrey was slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de la Barge
Chamber of Deputies
Lotre
Lyons Republican
M. Jockrey
Jockrey
Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Opens Before 12000 Parisians
In Paris on May 22 the inaugural performance of Buffalo Bill's wild west show occurred before Carnot and about 12,000 spectators on the grounds near Porte Malus, drawing a mix of Parisians and visitors to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Buffalo Bill
Carnot
Porte Malus
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