Wisconsin Snow Leaves Farms Damaged Across The State
Reports from Wisconsin describe heavy snow across the state with 33 degrees and over a foot of snow south of Fond du Lac. Crops including strawberries and small grains are badly damaged though central potato counties expect good potato emergence. In Nebraska vigilantes in Keya Paha County killed farmer John T. Newell and abducted George Babcock, signaling possible further bloodshed as armed settlers respond.
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Milwacker
St. Paul
Fond du Lac
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Srinoview
Neb
Keya Pata
John T. Newell
Here
George Babcock
Newell
Aea Pcon
Coanteston
W. Va
Kanawha River
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sabin Creek
Hanrnispers
Hacerstown
Potomac River
Washington County
Jury drawn in Dawson murder case amid race tension
In Cnaneston May 31 the jury for T B McDow charged with murdering F W Dawson editor of the News on Courier was drawn. Fourteen of 36 jurors are Negro, an unprecedented share since 1876. Dawson had urged pardons for Negroes in a lynching case and Negro preachers vowed boycott, fueling claims of tampering and intensifying local excitement ahead of a June 27 trial start.
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Cnaneston
8. C
T. B. McDow
F. W. Dawson
News On Courier
Dawson
Pickens County
McDow
Young Hyde Park burglar held. bail denied amid public glare
Nine year old Johnny McCarney remains jailed in Hyde Park as authorities weigh extreme measures. His mother’s poverty and lack of influence prevent bail while headlines draw attention to a flurry of adult indictments for serious crimes.
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Chicago
Cucaco
Johnny McCarfney
Hyde Park
Heiny
Whitman 70th birthday fete in Campven New Jersey
Wals Whitman the poet known as the good gray poet will celebrate his seventieth birthday with a dinner for 200 at Moran's hall after a period of poor health. He has received many congratulations by mail and wire and plans to attend the event this afternoon.
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Campven
N. J
Wals Whitman
Fnte
Moran's Hall
Trynong
Juniata
Ths Place
Curwensville
Clearfield
Court House
Opera House
Annihilated Towns Swept Away by Pennsylvania Flood
Johnstown Pa and several Pennsylvania towns were engulfed by a catastrophic flood described as annihilating Johnstown and sweeping bridges and houses away. Officials reported hundreds dead or missing, with telegraph and rail lines disrupted and rescue operations ongoing. Many bodies recovered as the floodwaters subsided, while relief efforts mobilized across Greensburg and Pittsburgh.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
Orst
Claksville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Hollow
Blairsville
Ihs
Prees
Greensburg
Greensnune
Florence
Torrsorr
Covetown
New Florence
Jamestown
Caketown
Bolivar
Ninevah
Saltsburg
Livermore
New Fronexer
Penn
Justin
Cambria City
Nineveh
Johnstown Bridge
McGarigle Surrenders in Chicago Boo dler Case
Ex ward McGarigle returns from Canada and pleads guilty to conspiracy. Judge Shepard imposes a 1000 dollar fine, with immediate trial to McGuinzie. pending appeals and related McDonald case referenced. McGarigle cites illness of Canada and desire to live in Chicago.
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Cuicano
McGarigle
Canada
McGargle
McDonald
Supreme Court
Shepard
McGinizie
Lord Salisbury Goes to Trial in Libel Case
Lord Salisbury's solicitor Sir Richard Nicholson announced that his lordship will let the libel and slander suit by William O'Brien go to trial. The service of the will has been accepted. The premier refused to withdraw charges or apologize. Eminent counsel on both sides. The case will run second to the Parnell commission proceedings.
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Lord Salisbury
Richard Nicholson
William O'Brien
O' Bien
Waterford
Parnell
Galveston Arrests Stir Local Rumors of Lynching Case
Galveston on May 31 reports show Judge Henry Wever Justice of the peace W T Allen and Charles Juveman indicted for the murder of Richard Fieischig lynched August 20 1883 for assaulting the wife of Duneman. Cliff Potter a noted horseman was arrested at the Lutonia race track near Cincinnati.
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Galveston
Tex
Henry Wever
Galveston County
W. T. Allen
Charles Juveman
Richard Fieischig
Duneman
Cliff Potter
Lutonia
Cincinnati
Social anarchists gain foothold on Pacific coast reports
A May 4 dispatch from Cucaco notes Albert Conlin the agitator has traveled to San Francisco to spread archy ideas with open arms from local socialists. The report cites aggressive speeches in Chicago and anticipates momentum on the Pacific coast.
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Cucaco
Pacific Coast
Albert Conlin
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Samoa Treaty Restores Malietoa King and Native Government
Berlin cablegram describes a tripartite Samoan treaty restoring Malietoa as king and establishing a native-led government with an advisory council including Germany and the United States. A land court and tariff schedule are created, with coaling station use shared but sovereignty retained by the three powers.
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New Yeas
Berlin
Malictoa
Germany
Conneil
United States
Apia
Samoa
Samosa commission resumes sittings in Bern
The Samosa commission resumed its sittings in Bern on May 28. During the adjournment numerous dispatches between the American commissioners and the Washington state department were exchanged, sometimes totaling thirteen in a day. The hardest questions have been settled, and the conference is expected to proceed smoothly for the remainder of its deliberations.
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Wasiinatox
State Department
Ponenaen
United States
Great Britain
Bern
Samosa Commission
Washington
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