Reginald Birchall Hanged After Brutal Ontario Murder
Reginald Birchall was hanged at 8:31 Friday morning in Ontario after a calm vigil. He refused to confess, left a posthumous document denying posthumous confessions, and died within minutes by hanging. The prisoner, married and resident in London, was convicted of murdering Frederick C. Bennell near Princeton in 1890 after luring English accomplices to Ontario.
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Woonsteen
Oat
Reginald Birchall
Birchall
Woonstock
Ont
Thursdey
Frad Benwell
Benwell
Sud
Strongar
Brouser
Frederick C. Bennel
Princeton
Birrchall
Beuwill
Douglas Palley
Ontario
London
Pelly and
Harland
Sionea
Buffsio
Banwell
Atock Farm
Pelley
Benuveail
ciger_ cass
Bannatl
Pensy
Birshall
Seawells
Hoglishman
Pellsy
Ba Wan
Chaat
Birahad
Oxford
Polish Jews in London misled by false employment promises
A Lisbon courier recalls a Polish party of about 70 Jews who, fleeing Russian oppression, came to London on promises of plentiful work. They found scarce jobs and low wages after paying rent, with little left. Railway officials say such arrivals are rare, while Hamburgh boats bring others seeking work.
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Eneland
Lana
Loxpon
Lifbon
Svete
Ingland
London
Railway Ofioisis
Harland
Bambure
Eieneye
Syell
Tha
Delicate cancer operation at Indianapolis sanitarium
A 75 year old patient from Put nerville underwent an hour long cancer removal at the Indianapolis sanitarium on Massachusetts Ave performed by Drs Marsh and Heaton. The malignant cancer known as xcee cancer had recurred after a prior caustic treatment. The procedure used knife excision with cautious jaw and facial work. Final healing aims for minimal facial deformity with pins and skin edges secured.
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Des. Marsh and Heaton
Indianapolis
Xigat
Ekia
New York stock market opens amid weakness in trading stocks
Nov 14 report notes market opened at good prices yet warns of weakness in several trading stocks. Alarming news has departed from the stock exchange while prices remain unsettled.
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Harriet
New York
Sod Outlook Excalisnt
Stock Exchange
Election Law Debate And Hoosier State Races Highlight Recent Contests
A fragmentary report reviews proposals to suspend election law reforms, calls for larger candidate squares, and notes errors in clerk election tallies. It mentions W T Noble’s disputed plurality, Emmett Hose and Gas Pleasants as potential state officers, and references Danville politics and Tipton Mayor Parker amid a Tipton election scene.
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Emmett Hose
State Board of Agricultare
Cetratery
Sams
Gas, Pleasants
Vevey
George
Hoosierom
City Lighting Proposals Stir Council Debate
Debates erupt over two lighting plans Hicklin and Gates face council scrutiny. Hicklin backs a centralized scheme favoring the core city while Gates argues for broader coverage with a costly moonlight schedule to benefit the wider wards. Objections rise from unsighted districts and suburban representatives cite annual city costs of forty thousand dollars.
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Pheeg
Hicklin
Coures
Gaver
Latiear
Col. Hicklin
Bighlin
Electric Light Company
County judges pick successor to poor farm head
After two days of talks county commissioners settled on Yeager to lead the poor farm, with a new superintendent to be named soon. The process was slow and the old factions are shifting as appointments are made. The article threads in political anecdotes and a 19th century advert for Hood's Sarsaparilla amid weather notes.
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Smith Williams
Yearrar
Decatur Township
Yeager
Gesistant
Wicked Reporters Criticized at Christian Association Meeting
At the Southport conference of the Christian Association, Rev. J B Powell argued modern critics attack the gospel. Dr. Moore condemned secular press attitudes toward theology while A J Gliddon cited earnest provincial reporters aiding fair coverage. The president warned reporters skew toward skepticism, even as many Christian-leaning staff members faithfully cover services.
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Londox
Christian Associaton
Southport
J. B. Powell
Moore
London
Thako
A. J. Glidddla
Thafy
Sscalar
Cmnber
Hakeewit
TheyWeren't Married After Delay In Catholic Nuptials
Nov 14 report from New York notes a postponed Roman Catholic engagement at Huntington church. Miss Gannon is alleged to have placed a marriage notice despite objections by Browns. Young Brown, a Columbia law student, remains entangled with a rumored interrupted ceremony and social gossip.
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Siam
Snrw
Buntington
Nagar
Father Poley
Soha
G. Woodronelin
West End
Brown
Kataso
Long Island
Huntington
Lovars
Asgais
Mica Gannon
Nolige
Bao
Columbia
Suicidal Shot Follows Democratic Victory Rumor
Adam Kern, 50, a wealthy businessman and staunch Republican living north of town, shot himself in the head Friday morning. He was reportedly troubled by the recent Democratic victory, which is presumed to have prompted the act.
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Liranss
Adam Kern
Tsimer and
Sijuaoh
Have
Himealf
Sporting Lira Harvard crippled by Sann’a retirement
Sann’a retirement cripples Abatores of Sporting Lira Harvard as Chicago indoor ball pounders rain on a buckwheat dist. The winter meet in Hot Springe runs Jan 6 to May 6. Chicago talks Mike Kelly leaving Boston for next season and other chaotic baseball chatter floods the scene.
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Harvard
Chicago
Slavin
Ladies of
Ragland
Mike Kelly
Boston
Orr
Toronto
Ofisra
Canada
Ris
von der Ahn
J. J. O'Neil
J. J
St. Louis Browns
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
al Johnson
Cincinnati
Cigs
Pittaburg
Wrecked Train Wreck and Fire Burn Car Packed with Injured
A Pullman sleeper on a Pennsylvania road train crashed and burned sixty miles east of Pittsburgh Friday morning. Two passengers were killed outright, one engineer missing, and many injured. Reports list numerous victims from Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Providence, and New York. Train wreck occurred as it collided with another train and reached Indianapolis by 11:55 p.m.
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Frank Strattman
John Duan
Peter Kealing
Royal Arcanum
Michigan City
Indiana Guess Company
Capital
Middletown
Scantin
Dea Crall
Pennsylvania
Renry Holby
MD. Beiser
Klingen Smith
Pallee Court
Geo. Mysts
Hoffmen's
Barger
Washington
Kregsle
Intant
Chris Rosa
Pelice Court
Prand
Jacob Bar- Twan
Dhhp Kessler
John
Baler
Polies Court
Sergt. Halioney
Cincinnati
Capt. Camphsil
Iset
Tom Stout
Coons
Gall
Lovatta
Noble
Voriva
Geeby
Coutter
Preston N. Woodbury
Cora E. Cooper
Central Christian Church
D. R. Snoss
Cooper
Tas
New York
Julie Howe
Hanry A. Bucks
Susie Howell
Susia Raga
Roake
Corner Court
Liberty Sts
Ywoeat-St
Maryland
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Firrsnurg
Expreas No
Circinnati
Offizia
Prive Ta
Petoeslyenia Road
Bill
Sunbury
Sevious
Wm. Milley
Allegheny City
Henry McCormick
Enzinsar
Ninaveh
Dr. Wishe
Mre
Wiehle
Setioua
Train Collision Near Scott's Cut Kills Three
BELLAIRE O November 14. A B and O freight train collided at Scott's cut three miles west of Belton. John Watson and James Wileischer were instantly killed. James Barratt died an hour later and Thomas Burke survived initial injuries. The accident was caused by disregard of orders. The line was blocked for hours.
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Wuree Nem Milind
Bellaire
Harry Hritley
Scott's Cut
John Watson
James Wileischer
Newark
James Barratt
Thomas Burke
Details of the Union Pacific Accident Near Cheyenne
Osr aua Nov 14 reports the Union Pacific accident near west Cheyenne Wyoming with four lives lost. Washington gossip centers on the Speakership race with Springer favored as leading parliamentarian in the House. The German Medies Hecelying Mez stead support and a large Wiener hall fair opens with bustling booths and strong attendance.
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Weegre
Union Pacific
Osraua
U. P
West Cheyanne
Wyomier
Tia Baat
Merve
Grinfresd
Washington
Evava
Tillncigan
Criep
Als Ara Skaly
Brena
Kerry
Cummings
Wilson
3Reckinridsa
Hatch
Springer
Damecralia
Reed
Wlaemerster Hall
Tui Blast
Land of Fiss
Adasa
Orchestra Muaia
Doastiens
Gauss
Cronin case notes and Thurman banquet recounts in Esse and Columbia
J B McStoy and 8 Genson killed near Esse Pennsylvania on Thursday. Seary Suited mourns friend McStoy as he returns home. Steman O Sullivan from Cronin case offers a self exonerating statement blaming Burke Carcer and Coughlin. Thurman banquet at Columbia succeeds with remarks by Grover Cleveland Congressman Orthwaite ex Senator McDonald and John P Rea of the GA R. Purchase notes at Wm L Eidar’s.
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J. B. McStoy
Genson
Esse
Seary
McStoy
Steman O'Sullivan
Cronin
Burke
Carcer
Coughlin
Thurman
Columbia
Fhoracay Bight
Grover Clavaland
Orthwaite
Rea
Victorian voting rights and political scandal in Austria
London reports a debate over landowner voting rights in Austria where property and patent payments grant votes. Women, like Sidme Geistinfer, could vote by proxy, prompting a ruling that proxy votes are valid yet subject to scrutiny. The piece notes several legal cases and theatrical notes from Philadelphia and New York, including Julia Marlowe and Richard Mansfield, along with theater listings and social commentary from Nov 14.
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London
Austrig
Styria
Moravia
Sidme Geistinfer
Kaan
Carinthia
Agolhner
Haropa
Sevs Beer
Wreck of British Torpedo Cruiser Serpent near Spain
Reports from Cadiz say the Serpent struck reefs at 1 AM in darkness, tore her keel, and pitched to the Atlantic. Of 276 aboard, only seven survived, all rescued and hospitalised as inquiry and royal telegrams unfold. Survivors to testify as admiralty boards probe mutterings of discipline and possible causative faults.
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Sarpent
Atlantic Ocean
Homs
Board of Admiralty
Etgnizalty Office
Corunna
Bay of Vago
Pherae
Admiralty
Orchids In High Favor At City Flower Show
Orchids attract much attention at the city flower show with a large crowd around them, promising greater future displays. A New York exhibit is drawing away some interest. The show closes Saturday with Christmas blooms. Admission is ten cents.
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New York
Berltermann Beos
Chryaauikemme
Tabercess
Ea Francs Fores
Aca
Florists’ Society
Frank Sank
D. Baldwin
Chas
Heiman
Knight Templar
Shover& Dickson
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Ena
Eyer Waowsa
Eerawos
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Cal
Tiburop
Bay
Indiana Paper Company
Maryland Street
Besih-More Mem
Dangitia
A. Etter
Heikhart
Iugiang
W. Hi. BeCialiand
Danville
Yalancas
Dsfaat
Happy Gacape Hs
Mmscisiland
Whael Horns
Siz- Clea
Wag
Hia
Supreme Sport
Cartain
Ikea Ucket
Brteleca
Rendzicks
Jim Fippen
Meyor Parker
Tipton
Wara
Fippen
Inanapola
House of Representatives
Parker
Pippen
Pershing
Jeffersonville
Ind
Harrison
James Simpson
St. Louis
Wm. Lavestien
Mr. Havestick
Acre
Fateilly
Barchall
Mercury
Tara
Hood
Abatores OF
Sporting Lira
Enliman Siseper
Firsc
Persoms
Amd Mremy Dm
Indianapolia
Martin
Toarain
Fom Raed
Rim
Nessi
Wink Wispeay
Wm. L. Eidar’s
Benisheed
Koward W. Shoaf
Collier Publishing Agency
Wee
South Pen
Vritey
Hiovats Bevela
Aoath
Sterling
Olars Ennis
Drs. Ketlip
Domeatis
Reform School For Women and Girls
Junie Warrowve
Julia Marlowe
Wes Weary
Erxglisa
Pauk
Pets” Baker
Tomlinson Hall
Daniel Frohman
Hapridian
Rover
Lydium Theater
Hoglish
de Lille
Hetfe
Helen Prumen
Amoe
Lucila
Win
B. Clifton
Rutherford
Peasing
Ans
Ind Erebrows
Baker
Blemeres
Richard Mansfield
Grand Operaise
Prince of Wales
London Insurance
School For
Brumminell
Mansfield
New York Stock Company
Geo
Juneia Bhoma
Pinto
Eagia
June
Archis
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Park
U. S. Mall
Grand
Muviea
Trevis
Laylor
Thos
Faylor
John McPesk
Holgaré McConnell
Ravia
Travis
Presse Soreign Fats
Koch
Vienna
Crick
New South Wales
Acead Fartan
Bartellov
Jemeson
Maleehat
Siz Band
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