Walling and Jackson Trials Move On After Sentences
In Newport Kentucky on May 29 Judge Helm overruled a motion for a new trial in Scott Jacksons murder case and fixed June 20 for the hanging with a 60 day stay for appeal. Alonzo Walling's trial began as Col Crawford requested jury custody transfer and opening statements described the Bryan murder case.
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Newport, Kyr
O. P
Alonzo Walling
Pearl Bryan
Helm
Scott Jackson
Col. Crawford
Ifelmn
Flo
Jackson Stilt Xeavy
Newport
Ivy
Hein
Jack
Bryans
Jackson
Givi Stins Queris
Col. Washington
Walla
Plummer
Iindman
I Nhe
Jack Wiss Bryan
Walline
Water Tower 2s Arrive as Memorial Bay Attraction
The new water tower arrived and is described as a beautiful piece of mastery. Friday at 10, a ceremony will be held on Monument Place. Saturday morning at 9 o'clock tea will be served.
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Willi
Memorial Bay
Monument Place
Advertising offers and sales across Danbury area stores
A collage of sale notices and promos for Good Groceries Surhey and Amt's Original 28 New York store Chas Mayer’s carriages Vacdies’ shoe sale Brosman’s Danbury bargains Hammel’s Gray & Gribben jewelry Maguire’s list World’s Fair clothing trustee sale at Model Outing wheel road race Kreitlein’s meat column Five dollars value at Globe Original TWagle offers Cash store tomorrow Wasson’s speech on page eight Wheels at Dickson & Beaning Western dry goods sale tomorrow only Kahn tailoring Bates house misfit parlors People’s outfitting baby carriage Arcade sale promotions and more.
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Surhey & Amt’s
Albert Gall
New York
Chas. Mayer's
Brosman’s
Danbury
Tomor
Hammel
Gray & Gribben
Chas, Maguire
Kreitlein
The
Globe
HL. P. Wasson
Dickson & Beaning
Western Dry Goods Company
Kahn Tailoring Company
Wm. Buschmarin & Co
Bates House
People’s
Big Attendance And Fast Racing At The Fair Grounds
Large Thursday crowd on ladies day witnessed an action packed program at the fair grounds racing meet. A dramatic mishap saw Jock Bivin fall when his horse Flapstar Lilly bolted near the fence but he escaped injury. Pear D. Williams rode in the eighth race. Hotspur edged Master Fred in a tight finish with Miss S. third while several riders were penalized for riding tactics and misbehavior.
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Jock
Bivin
Flapstar Lilly
Can J
Mardla
Fie
Ruri
Pear. D. Williams
Cyclone
Jocker Warner
Rmy II
Ronners
War Dance
Bevel
Echo
Prank Daly
Luther
Wood
Toorah
Masswood
Suchte Am
Keaton
Favor Cammon
Atai
W. T. Mills
Evarror Pudenhoirer
Maser Fred
Hotspur
Alaster
Fred
Miss S
Man Arrested Over Counterfeit Machine In Columbus Case
A man with blonde hair and blue eyes, identified as W. R. Henry, was brought before U S Commissioner Van Buren in Indianapolis after being arrested in Columbus for defacing and passing United States currency. He allegedly used a clothes-ringers style device to split and paste halves of fake ten dollar bills onto real ones to pass in saloons. Perry McDonald, a Columbus saloonkeeper, was among witnesses who testified Henry tried to use the bills. Henry requested a postponement for witnesses. the hearing was continued to Monday.
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U.S
van Buren
United States
Columbus
Indianapolis
W. R. Henry
Brown County
Perry McDonald
Henry
President Vetoes River and Harbor Bill
Washington reports the president vetoed the river and harbor bill citing $17 million in direct appropriations and over $3 million in payments on contracts. The measure would have funded harbor works with future appropriations, impacting government finances and project schedules. The veto delays adjournment pressures and prompts debate over private interests versus public welfare.
Community notices and political gatherings reported
Local society meetings and political plans are described, including a Patriot day social at Hall Place church hosted by Mr. Sargent, I O A B Columbia lodge events, preparations for a free coinage mass meeting with speakers Joe Blackburn and others, a T U S jury verdict in a mail theft case, and a receiver appointment for A H Sturtevant & Co with insolvency concerns.
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Society of
Hall Place Church
Sargent
W. Tennist
William Rogan
England
Superby Court Room No. 3
Joe @Blackburn
Gil Shanklin
Ben Shively
Children Granted Exclusive Access for Memorial Parade
The Board of Monument Regents grants only school children permission on Memorial Day as the parade passes around Monument places, reserving exclusive privileges for the day.
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Board of Monument Regents
Anti Free Silver Rally Critics Prompt Democratic Clash in Indiana
At the Gold bugs gathering in Tanglish's opera house a "Divisionary" committee forms to fight free silver within the Democratic Party. Speakers including Capt. W. R. Rlyers and ex-attorney-general Pag Smith urge defense of gold standard and warn of monetary chaos. John W. Kern reads excerpts, and a 20-member anti-free silver committee is proposed with Thomas Taggart and Pierre Gray among organizers. Catholic soldiers are to be honored with cemetery decorations. weather and a bond action update accompany the notice.
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Tanglish
W. R. Rlyers
Democratic Party of
Indiana
Pag Smith
Coln
Parrists
Sianntha Barard
Carlisle
Cleveland
Tariniain
Haner
Democratic Party
John W. Kern
United State
Avery
Roy
Cooper
James Ficson
Spencer
Pierre G
Thomas Taggart
John W. Holtzmat
SO. Pickens
Pierre Gray
Henry Rusmes
Mi. Cumming
A. Miefer
Cha
Graduates Urged to Embrace Individualism at Indiana Law School
Gen Warrison opened commencement at Indiana Law School University of Indianapolis Grand Conn. Harrison presided as 56 men and 2 women formed the class of 1996. Judge Grosscup praised Indianapolis citizens for attendance and warned against socialism while stressing personal responsibility and duty to law and courts. Prizes were awarded to top students Ralph Alice Miss Elizabeth and others. reception followed at a local home on N Delaware.
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Indiana Law School
University of Indianapolis
Grand
Con
Harrison
Pitty
Gen
Ehuetean
Indianapolis
Ele
Grosscup
United States Court For
Northern District of Illinois
Grosseup
Grossean
Wineng
W. P
Dinicmas
Ralph Alice Misa
Elizabeth
San
N. Delaware- Maupproe
Lightning Strikes Kill and Injure Families in Missouri
A powerful storm leaves multiple fatalities and injuries across Franklin county Missouri and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Jenkins and AL Barnes among the dead, with numerous children and adults sustaining serious injuries. Separate reports from Alpena Michigan describe a logging raft lost in high gale conditions near Middle Island, scattering millions of feet of timber as ships struggle in 45 mph winds.
Winona Ind Wins Bid To Host Presbyterian Assembly
Saratoga N Y May 28 One Presbyterian general assembly heard cities claim the next meeting site with Winona Ind selected after a vote by the assembly San Francisco pressed for the honor but failed The assembly also reviewed an overture from New Brunswick presbytery seeking changes to the titling page of the new constitution edition The word subordinate standards sparked dispute and may require delaying the edition with potential publication costs Craven opposed a commitment for correction in Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Saratoga
N. Y
U. P
Presbyterian General Assembly
Key, Mich
Winona
Ind
New Brunswick
Board of Publication
KB. J. Craven
Philadelphia
Death of Mrs Esten M Crawford at 71 E Seventh St
Mrs Esten M Crawford died Thursday evening at home of her daughter Mrs Mattie Gossett 71 E Seventh st age 71 after nine years of paralytic strokes. Survived by children Miss Eruma Richards J R Moore N A Crawford Jas W Alcore and Mrs Gossett. Born Wayne County 381% daughter of Elijah Fisher youngest of nine. Married D J Moore in 1837 four children. Moore died 1852. married Nathan Crawford in 1856. Funeral Sunday at 4 30am with later interment at Crown Hill. member of Christian church.
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Esten M. Grawford
Mattie Gosentt
E. Seventh St
Crawford
Eruma Richards
Chicago
J. R. Moore
Muncie
N. A. Crawford
Greensburg
Jas
W. Alcore
Richmond
Gossett
Wayne
Eijah Fisher
Warne County
D. J. Moore
Attorney Bullock Sues Archer Over Mortgage Release
In Justice Sears court on Friday attorney FH W Bullock filed a affidavit accusing Archer a chattel mortgage man of striking him with a chair as he sought release of a mortgage for a client who had borrowed 315 and paid 30. The incident occurred at Archers office during the request.
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FH. W. Bullock
Frank P. Arer
Sears’ Court
Archer
Sis
Births Deaths and Marriages item list
Birth announcements include a girl for J B and H Z Hoglane of 44 Gresham Street and a boy for James and Belle Whitney at City hospital. Other births list a boy for Geo and Hinda Fendleton of City, a boy for Wrenelius and Hannah Crowin of 198 High Street, a girl for Francis Street resident Frances Lehr, and several infant conditions. Marriage licenses issued to Christian C N Mithoefer and Amelia Brinkman and to B M Kiff and Mary E H Ogden.
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J. BR
H. Z. Hoglane
Gresham-st
James and
Belle Whitney
City Hospital
Geo
Hinda Fendleton
Ella Frye
Menry
Marietta Lehr
Burton Ave
Edwin and
Emma Champer
Francis-st
Wrenelius
Hannah Crowin
Christian C. N. Mithoefer
Amelia Brinkman
B. M. Kiff
Mary EH. Ogden
Senate debates anti bond bill as session continues
The senate votes to stay in session until action on the anti bond bill. Montreal waterproof clothing company assigns liabilities of 70000. Prohibition convention in Pittsburgh sees a split with J P Levering of Maryland and Hale Johnson of Winds nominated for president and vice president. The Proud Gaugers bolt and threaten a separate ticket headed by the National party. Special Bath Room Tiles Ina Mo Tiya.
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Senate
Montreal Waterproof Clothing Company
Pittsburg
J. P. Levering
Maryland
Hale Johnson
Winds
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Albert Inobvel
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N. Hast-st
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East-st
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Michigan St
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Wabash St
Ina Mo Tiya
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