Deadly feud erupts at Laurel church killing two and wounding four
In Laurel Fork Kentucky a faction feud between Mitch Rose and Fusons erupts during a Sunday service. Ewell Lawson and his son are killed. Tom Jim Ewing Fuson and John Paxton fatally wounded. Funeral slated Tuesday as residents fear further violence. The Enquirer notes long standing clashes and a mass melee with shots fired amid worship.
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Knoxvinter
Tenn
Laurel Fork Meeting House
Whiteley County
Rose
Fuson
Ewell Lawson
Tom
Jim
Ewing Fuson
John Paxton
the Enquirer
Laurel Church
Pine Mountain
Mitch Rose
Fusons
Neers
Howell Lawson
Ewing Fa
John Parton
Wind of People in City Court Case at California House
Theodore Michaels a deaf mute, intoxicated, attacked at the California House on S Tlinois st with a butcher knife after quarreling with the proprietor’s daughter. Depot officer Barlow captured him. case moved to Justice Alford Wednesday. Also Bert Lingenfelter and Mrs. King involved in an assault incident. mayor found Bert not guilty.
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Theodore Michaels
California House
S. Tlinois St
Cand
Michaels
Barlow
Alford
King
Bert Lingenfelter
Bert
Denny
Naughty Giers Arrested in New York for Blackmail
In New York on July 10 two women, Josephine Barnard a French chambermaid and her younger sister a cook, employed by Joaquin Sanchez head of New York Life Insurance, were arrested for blackmail. They were fired after Sanchez’s daughter said they caused servant disturbances. The sisters demanded 8200 dollars for exposing alleged betrayal and the same amount to keep quiet.
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New York
Josephine Barnard
Joaquin Sanchez
New York Life Insurance Company
Sanchez
Barnards
Dwindling Estate Sparks Will Contests and Debts
New York July 10 Spl Nathaniel Moore's multi million estate, once shared by two wives, shrank to 300000 as a daughter and son of the unions battle the will. Contests add 85000 owed to the estate and lawyers claim 100000. Jay’s Hliness and Gould rumor storms stir talk of illness tricks. Christchurch Sunday school plans a large annual picnic tomorrow at River pas with train at 8 am on C H and D Ry.
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New York
Nathaniel Moore
Jay
Gould
J. S. Lerry
Christchurch
Morow
Ijte River
Shot Dead in a Duel over Woman’s Hand in Kentucky
In McKinney Kentucky on July 10 a fatal highway duel ended when Mat Ellis killed John Brown after Robards and Brown attacked Ellis, stripped his clothes, and demanded a ransom for the return of Ellis’s partner in love. Ellis had earlier defeated Brown for the woman both men pursued.
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McKinney
John Rabards
John Brown
Mat Ellis
Ellis
Robards
Brown
Liberty
Els
Arrestees of Brotherhood Officials Stir Chicago Turmoil
Curiaco July 10. Detectives seize Hoge chairman of the Brotherhood grievance committee, charging conspiracy. Murphy and Hoge arrested at National hotel, tied to dynamite plot to blow Burlington engines. Mayor Denny rules on Lobrako fruit stand case, while a hunting accident in Indiana results in a death.
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Curiaco
Hoge
Brotherhood
Q. Road
Pinkerton
Chicago
Murphy
National Hotel
Burlington
Hoge and Murphy
Strelt Gchnership
Wine Room Episode Involving Dr Cunningham's Step-Daughter
Alice Archer, 15, declared a nymphomaniac in a sensational report. She is described as a handsome blonde, with a depraved appetite and alleged immoral associations, and has been committed to the Tulane insane hospital for treatment amid recent sensational disclosures.
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Alice Archer
Cunningham
Tulane Hospital
Alice M. Archer
Insane Hospital
Pittsburg
Webster house manager ends life after business troubles
Fred Forsach, manager of the Webster house in McMourh, New Hampshire, ended his life Monday night by placing a shotgun in his mouth and pulling the trigger with his foot. The fatal act followed cited business troubles.
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McMourHn
N. H
Fred Forsach
Webster House
The Pope and Ireland in Paris Exhibit
An important work titled The Pope and Ireland will shortly appear in Paris with full nationalist support. It promises a complete exposition of nationalist views on the pope's relation to Ireland in political affairs.
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Pope
Ireland
Murderer Hanged in Private Execution
Edward Alonzo Deakens, who killed Mrs. Stone last August, was hanged at 10:27 Tuesday morning in a strictly private execution. The report notes the city resident was sentenced for the crime and carried out without public ceremony. A local advertisement mentions new bedroom sets at Wm. L. Elder's.
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RocuEstrer
Edward Alonzo Deakens
Stone
The Trunk Fiend Pleads Governor for Brooks Life
The case of Brooks alias Maxwell who murdered C Arthur Preller over two years ago is before the governor. If not commuted to life imprisonment he faces hanging on Friday. Brooks' mother and sister attend pleading for his life. The Central Labor Union held a large meeting, reported healthy conditions with some carpenters unemployed, and elected officers for the coming year. The German carpenters' union announces a July 22 picnic at Schofield's mills. Gas and street trenches prompt city action. City Engineer orders gas firms to restore streets or face prosecution. The Gas Trust line not yet notified.
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Washington Street
Washington St
Shearer
Brooks
Lovie
Alis Maxwe
C. Arthur Preller
Central Labor Union
Indianapolis
Thomas Gruelle
Catharine Kern
John Bodenmiller
Joseph Hopp
M. G.farnham
Paul Friese
William Langstat
John F. White
William Ramp
Broad Ripple
Gas Trust Company
Chicago Herald
Indiana
Herald
T. M. Gruelle
Lalor Signal
L. P. McCormick
Printers’ Union
R. S. Robertson
McCormick
Campaign Tactics Highlight Indiana Political Battle
The piece outlines a high-velocity Indiana campaign with visits by national figures, flexible rules on contributions, and a push by both parties to mobilize voters. It cites expected speakers like Allison, Ingalls, Thurman, Voorhees, and Morton, plus local moves from Michigan and other states as the race intensifies ahead of the November election.
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Indiana
Allison, Ingalls
Gov. Alger
John Sherman
Levi P. Morton
John C. New
Michener
Huston
City Grain Market Report from Indianapolis and Chicago
Tuesday July 10 market notes show inspector tallies for wheat corn oats and hay with total receipts and shipments across several commodities. Reports from Indianapolis list hog cattle and sheep movements. Chicago and New York quotes cover wheat corn oats and fats with futures bids and daily closing prices.
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U. S
Indianapolis
Chicago
Giles Dee
Ogie
Corin
Biige
Sant
Daring cockroach fight in a Chinese laundry
In a Chinese laundry a cockroach fight unfolds between Yun Hip and a rival Chinaman. The enormous bug from Yun Hip defeats his foe after a tense matchup. Spectators cheer as the victor is proclaimed, while Yun Hip remarks that English works better for expressing defeat.
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