Lumber yard assault ends in capture of two youths
A desperate attack at a New Jersey lumber yard left a man severely beaten with teeth knocked out and scalp wounds. Two young suspects, Barrett and Barrett or Kusswl, were overpowered by workmen and handed to police as the injured man was hospitalised. The incident prompted a larger police inquiry and disposal of similar violent reports, while other items recount strange local events and legal notices.
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Ordara
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Vowell Hay
Royalists Fail To Rally As New Hawaii Constitution Debated
Advices from Honolulu report a July 4 promulgation of a new constitution amid royalist opposition. A mass meeting urged ratification while Capt. Cochran praised annexation. A royalist commission travels to Washington seeking sway over policy, intending to press Cleveland. The Janetta steamer arrives with commissioners for the royalists.
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Cochrane
Semuel Walker
Wide
John A. Cumnmtos
Washington
Cleveland
Big
Royulier Newapanaty
Jiscpla
Prasciseg
Tule I
Janetta
Hogelein
Abandoned Big Abseasment and Rail Fraud Allegations
A chaotic July report from Chicago and district describes charges that railroad projectors used bonds and mortgages for personal gain, detailing alleged fraud and a court case labeled one of the worst railroad wrecking episodes. Debs opinions on the strike funding and treasury depletion are noted, with references to Pullman shops incidents, labor unrest, and related political maneuvering.
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Hicbmond Street Railway Company
Henry Fan
Fox
Whiting War Tales and County Turmoil Remain Turbulent
A chaotic account from Whiting recounts a fearsome mob clash amid a siege of the town. Deputy Medley and Maj. Kiger lead two companies to surround ambush sites as two suspects are captured. The scene features heat, telegraph wires, and local militia demobilization plans as townspeople weigh monuments and public memorials.
Deserted woman seeks shelter after distress in New York case
A well dressed middle aged woman, calling herself Mrs. A. J. Seatth, arrived at police headquarters late evening seeking shelter. She said she had come from New York, asked for aid from a son-in-law, and now has no home or funds. Matron Buchanan cared for her, then referred her to a hospital and friends at Unpitcl and Niob t, where she awaits a decision. Police say the woman appears worn, with traces of trouble, and is relying on charity as she searches for work.
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A. J. Seatth
New York
Buchanan
Howe
Alaizon Guchsoso
Marion Fatterson
Jalice
Coronew
Water contamination alarms Woodside district health board
Reports from Ulty-chemint Hurty indicate forty wells condemned for typhoid risk across multiple attics and walls. Two tuberculated water samples from Trowbsagent Yoora typhoid fever outbreaks prompt the board to investigate drainage and causes, as cases rise in Woodside suburb and nearby areas.
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Kesith
Woodside
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Board of Health
Aoaly
K. Marty
Udbert Juval
Vigilant and Aristanais Yacht Race Win Lead
In Kaxuetas on July 21, the Aristanais crossed the line ten seconds ahead as wind and calm seas shaped the race. The Vigilant held the lead briefly after the first turn but trailed by one minute or more, then widened the gap to four minutes before the finish. Rexceros on July 2 saw the Vigilant dominate home in ten points. Portage Friday night attendance at the E church preceded a damaging incident as a projectile covered Hey Raven with odor. Weather forecasts for Indian and Gael indicate fair to partly cloudy, warmer conditions for Sunday.
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Conscience Martindale caucus shapes school board result
In a stormy caucus the Conscience Martindale faction ousted Prof Jones from the school board and elected David K. Goo and D Frenzel to head the board, amid accusations of rule breaking and a partisan scramble. Hendrickson and Gow attract support as the board debates salaries, contracts, and opening bids while minority members protest maneuvering. The tangle centers on the superintendent choice and the influence of Freazel supporters within the board.
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Fregze
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Bintad
Turbulent North Tyler Panic Across Cities
A chaotic wave of fear spreads from North Tyler to New York and Philadelphia as threatening letters and rumors of disease trigger a panic. Reports mention a harpooned Surk, a quarantined schooner Foster from Rio Janeiro in Philadelphia, and business leaders from Nashville urging Washington to pass tariff measures amid tensions and stalled talks.
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