Mystery of Kinney death deepens at Johnson block
Coroner's inquest opens with statements from multiple witnesses. Mrs Kinney describes a woman in a brown dress with a white hat seen near Kinney and another man in a buggy shortly after 1 45 o'clock Monday night. Conductor Powers places Kinney's death near midnight, raising questions about timing and distance. Witnesses recount Kinney's movements, including visits to a saloon and a Johnson block room, with a woman matching the description seen nearby. Further testimony links the case to a possible confrontation and a fall from a window, while investigators weigh where the crime occurred and who was involved.
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Thomas Kinney
Johnson Block
Ridpath
Kinny
Mra. Kinhey
Mra. Kippey
Kinney
A. C. Brummet
Hast St
Washington St
Brummer
Mrs. Kinney
Ben Wilson
Balmont
Washinton
West Ats
Charley Schwan
Carrie Hall
William Coleman
Weat St
Hostettler
Williams
Lake St
F. A. Goo
Sullivan-Grohs
Sun
Mr. Gobin
Fife
Mr. Jackehs
East and
Marketst
Qsterman & Thayer’s
Washington
Eastets
Osterman & Thayer’s
Albert Brummet
Brummet
Mary Reagan
E. Washingtonai
Mother Hubbard
Maud Granger
Kinpey
About the Pope growth in the Church of Rome
The piece outlines Vincenzo Pecci's rise to the papacy as Leo XIII, detailing his early life, education in law, service in Italy, and swift advancement to cardinal. It notes his austere discipline, roles in church governance, the 1870 conclave, and his peaceful, prosperous reign marked by generous papal funding and a Scottish church reorganization.
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Church of
Rome
John Calvin
Pecci
Gregory XXI
Gregory
Vincenzi
Vatican
Kolentate
Italy
Regina
Pius IX
Pius
Pius VII
Signor Pecci
Pius LX
Camarlergo
Papa
Cardinal Camerlergo
Leo
Terrible storm devastates New York area citywide
A fierce wind and rain storm Tuesday night killed two men at Bresbrick and two boys at 1900 Atlantic Ave Brooklyn. St James church collapsed causing $100000 in losses. Calender insulated wire works destroyed with similar losses. Twenty dead overall. Other items note Gladstone escaping danger in Cornwall and Sitting Bull’s reported condition. Brice elected chairman of the national democratic committee. Indiana weather: fair and warmer. No drugs or dangerous instruments used by Edmondsen.
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New York
Bresbrick
Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
St. James Catholic
Misery of the Miners in Brazil Strike Talks and Relief Moves
A Brazil Indiana open meeting shows miners demand relief amid a labor strike. Gov Hovey's secretary Roberts met officials and a larger relief committee was formed with Mayor Herr and ex mayor Holliday among others. Operators debate pay scales while coal markets shift. Public sentiment splits over relief funding as miners press for justice after years of oppression.
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Bravil
Ind
Spl
Roclief
Roberts
Vandalia
J. §. Herr
Holliday
George A. Knight
Watson
Jumbo
Jambo
Siparspace
Cag
Heb
Wrecked Insurance Claims Loom From Johnstown Flood
Johnstown disaster prompts prompt settlements from insurers led by National Benefit Association head Mr. Mathew Henning. A Beaver Pa. man insured for 2000 perished within 15 minutes of flood. one company already faces losses. Expected payments exceed 2000 per deceased. A Sun reporter query about multiple heirs shows insurers must pay if proofs are valid.
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Johnstown
Mathew Henning
National Benefit Association
Pittsburg
Beaver
Sun
Aife Insurance
Clee
Johnatown
Bank of England
Rain, Change in Management Slow Relief Efforts in Jownstown
JOwnstown June 12 The rain and the change in management hinder relief work after the valley flood. Gen Hastings faces a large task requiring patience and push. Thirty eight bodies recovered, many decomposed, including Miss Christian the missionary from the day express wreck. Valley divided into eleven commissary departments to systematize aid and weed out unworthy.
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Jonestown
Hastings
Miss Christian
Mayor's Court Drunken Plea Ends With Detention
In police court Annie Cain pleaded drunkenness and asked leniency for a Danville ticket. The judge allowed her to serve a $10.40 fine after a brief stint at the orphan asylum. She later resumed drinking at a barrel house and was interrupted by a servant while preaching. A Brazil Ind. miners hunger report appeared in a Cincinnati Enquirer item. Edmondson offered free eye examinations.
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Danville
Annie Cain
Springdale
Supt
Boone
Annie
Orphan Asylum
W. Washington St
Lowe
Sunday School Picnic Wreck Kills Dozens in Armagh
An excursion train carrying Methodist Sunday school scholars to a picnic wrecked near Armagh on a Sunday morning. Fifty children died and 169 were wounded, with later tallies rising to about 120 dead as rescuers recovered more bodies from the wreck.
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Evenix
Sir
Armagh
Methodiet Sunder School
Going to Johnstown for Help Tramps discuss past freight ride and aid
Two tramps near the depot recall the cold Sandusky to Cleveland fast freight night and plan to go to Johnstown for help. The other item notes the death of Elder Price's one year old daughter in Georgetown Kentucky and local church repairs and events at Second Baptist and Allen chapel with songs by Geo Burton and a duet by Smith and Daniels.
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Johnstown
Pogue's
Sandusky
Cleveland
Price
Simpson Chapel
Georgetown
Michigan Road
Second Baptist Church
Allenchapel
Snubbed by Miller President Faces Colored Voters Protest
In Washington on a Wednesday crowd of about 20 to 30 angry colored residents confronted Attorney General Miller at Bolling Point. They denounced his treatment by President Harrison, demanding better rewards for colored Republicans and urging the president to address their grievances. A committee of leaders delivered a terse letter and left, signaling future protests and possible resignations if responses are not forthcoming. The delegates planned another meeting at 2 pm Thursday to formalize their demands and possible steps.
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Hare
Board of Children’s Guardi Ave
United States
Harrison
Republican Party
Chas. Stewart
Geo. L. Knox
Federal
Miller
L. Kunce
Mr. Millar
Wright Stock
Gev. L. Knox
Reve
D W. Carr
Second Baptist Church
Morris Lewis
Allenthape
J. A. Clay
Vermontst
Enurei
J. BR. Rivy
Hinth Prastetoriar
M. Ot
Muller
Rapul
Lcan
Scelivan Arrested in Cronin Murder Probe
Chicago dispatch reports Alexander Sullivan charged with murder in Cronin case. Testimony links Cronin to Irish cause dispute. Coroner’s jury names Sullivan and others as principals or conspirators. Sullivan jailed amid ongoing investigations.
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Curiaco
Cronin
Alexander Sullivan
J.D. Haggerty
Dr. Cronin
Camp $B
Sullivan
Daniel Coughlin
P. ©. Sullivan
Woodruff
Black
New York
Inspector Byrne
John J. Maroney
Charlies McDonald
Acton Liquor License Controversy Sparks Board Debate
Commissioner Reveal and fellow county board members condemn Journal claims over John Bragunier license in Acton. They say Emrich issued the license without notice, prompting protests from Acton residents and potential rehearing. The board vows scrutiny before any future licenses. Grace Hawkins vanishing tale linked to Grace Hawkins case remains unsettled in New York.
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Reveal
John Bragunier
Acton
Compassioner Emrich
Thompson
Heseye
Hays
Spencer
Capt
Ritter
Enya
Maywood
Reen
Seard
Board of Commissioners
Bairieh
Fnstance
Republican Club Meets at Manaur Hall Wednesday Night
A 2 year old girl Lemon fell into a cellar at 1({) An ave and was killed. Various local court actions follow including administratorship, damages awards, fines, and a counterfeit note arrest. Indictments allege election law violations. a street railway suit is dismissed. a veterinary salary question arises. a hotel board bill case ends.
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Republican Club
Manaur Hall
Lemon
Mas Stern
Herman W. Fennman
Py. Light
Howe
Cyrus McMiMin
More Johnson
Circus
Kathason Kuehler
Caroline Morris
Justice Johnston
Elizabeth Spayd
Greenville
Leonard Bailey
W. A. Wend
Emrich
Howland
Supreme Court
Griffiths
Griffin
Indiana
Martin Howard
Snelbyville
Shovine
Webster
Federal Grand Jury
Vera Ane
Hiram W. Miller
Smith Williams
Miller
Wiliams
Taylor
Thos. J. Fleming
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Wednesdal
Fleming
Fairgrounds
W. E. Knowles
Terre Hauts
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Walker
Snitoff Berman Achelow
Circle Hotel
New York
Beaten by Babies The Ontania Clearly Hatlen Out Their Victors
The Indianapolis Cleveland game drew about 1,000 fans. O'Brien and Zimmer starred for Cleveland while Boyle and Myers produced for Indianapolis. Denny, Seery, Twitchell and Radford showed steady plays. McGeachy, McKean, Hines and Bassett also contributed. Cleveland did not play in the ninth. other games noted.
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McKean
Paulus
Beautiful Blank
Jack
Stricker
McAleer
Seary End
Bassett
Eines
Pother Blank
Squinter Mcteady
Nitcher
Myers
Tebeau
Baseett
Radford
Boyle
Blank
Twitchell
Sullivan
lFantz
Short
Jerry
Mc-Geachy
Seery
Me- Aleer
Hoe
Glaescock Cimianry
Firat
Hines
Paul
Denny
Zimmer
O’ Bien
Jeremiah Denny
McGeachy
Tedeau
Bounder
Paatz
Boylegrounder
Teteau
Boyls
Visners
McGeadhs
Faatz
Tantz
Seerp
Raener
Lassecock
Stricks
Featz
Melean
Panl Radford
Tebean
O'Brien
Courfer
Danny
Mr. Twitchell
Fantz
Seery Lew
O’brien
Glasscock
Sully
Cleveland
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National Democratic Committee
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Optician
Clay County
Porter
Choppva
Merthead
Gormleaver
Vincexxes
Seth Murray
Jownstown
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Brazil
Edmondson
Brooklyn Grammar School
Tuthill
Aim
Bolling Point
Scelivan
Cuicago
Detroit
Gen. Heath
Santa Fe
Chicago
Francis Hanford
Leonard Swett
W. J. Hynes
Grace
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Grace Hawkins
Masurey
Union St
Stormer
Darby O'Brien
Ontania
Enfeld
Taitings
Boston
Welch
Ewing
Radbure
Ganzel
Philadelphia
Senators
Haivax
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Port LeBear
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North Penn
Indianapolis
Friars
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