City police recover vast theft haul in Pemberton Square
Boston reports the largest recovered loot in years in the Inspector’s office. James Stevenson Chaffee owned the 20000 value stash from New York, given by life-term killer William Barrett. Items include ivory, bric-a-brac, silverware, furs, rare stamps amid a stamp dealer sting.
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Boston
Pemberton Square
James Stevenson Chaffee
New York City
William Barrett
Chaffee
Ferdinand Trifet
Nathaniel Kidder
Milton
Dutch O Keeffe shoots Chinese laundryman in Chicago fray
Edward O Keefe known as Dutch O Keefe, a Halsted Street saloonkeeper, shoots Lin Dock Dunn after Dunn allegedly attacks O Keefe's daughter who worked at the laundry. Dunn dies instantly amid a dispute over the girl's assault claim. Debs reception committee prepares Woodstock trip. Dobs to Woodstock train, labor groups involved. Minnesota supreme court Affirms denial of Harry Hayward's bid for new trial in Catherine Ging murder case.
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Edward O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Lin Dock Dunn
South Halsted Street
Halsted Street
Thirtyseventh
Din Dock Dunn
Debs
Chicago
Dobs
Woodstock
Northwestern Railroad Company
Battery D
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Smith
District Court
Harry Hayward
Catharine Ging
Doe
Jide Canty
Sa- Plm
Nez Perces
Eugene V. Debs
William T. Lamoreaux
Grand Rapids
Mich
Xen
Bean King
Bull Run
New York
Rose Scott
Frank Moore
Custom House Place
Pennsylvania
Nellie Bly
Seaman
Explosion wrecks Detroit Journal block. many dead
A large explosion tore through the two story block at Larned and Shelby, collapsing five floors and trapping dozens. Seventeen bodies recovered plus a long list of injured workers and bystanders. rescue efforts continue amid rubble and fires. Additional reports note a total dead count rising to over thirty, with ongoing investigations and related incidents in nearby cities.
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Muller
Tomates
Daernort
Larned
Shelby
Detroit Evening Journal
Journal
Lizzie Tipley
Henry Walsh
John J. Reuter
George H. Soule
Mure Shaw
Willie Hawes
Detroit Journal
James Ross
William W. Dunlap
Henry Larivera
Employe Mailing Room Journal
Annie O'Donoghue
H. G. Foye
Albert Weber
Pressman
A. D. Lynch
James Holt
Martin Moyers
Carrie A. Speck
Anirew Hilberschied
W. C. Japp
Thomas Williams
Frank Gretner
Joseph A. Beresford
Lucy A. Hollon
Margaret L. Robinson
Joseph Winter
Walter Ott
Hernan Miller
Ginas
Adolph Schrieber, Jr
John Gordon
Kittis Leonard
Hosn Morgan
John Breitenbecher
Jennie Netbauer
Ploye
Bertha Weidbusch
Emma Lichtenberg
Employe
Rosa Bretz
Catherine Hiller
Hiller
Sue Fretz
Employe Dunlap & Co
Alma Weldbusch
Darot Srs
J. Hiller
Anna Uniik
Dernorr
Mich
James B. Thomas
Thomas M. Thompson
Grace Hospital
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Pacific Coast
United States
Mount Rainier
Tacoma
Railroad Co
Cras
St. Paul, Minn
Kentucky and Iowa election notes from Nov 7–12
The report bundles election results and political notes across states including Kentucky, Iowa, and Kansas. It cites Populist, Republican, and Democrat tallies for governors, senatorial races, and assemblies, plus a boxing result in Australia and local civic movements in Detroit and Chicago papers.
Prairie wolf rampages near Graham home in Illinois
In TiLoosixaton Illinois a wealthy resident named Lytuat Graham heard a racket in his poultry and saw a gigantic gray prairie wolf attacking his chicks. A hunting party with hounds pursued the animal through gardens and fields, finally bringing it down at dusk after a fierce chase across the town edge. The wolf, described as one of the largest of its tribe in the county, was killed after a lengthy pursuit.
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TiLoosixaton
Ill
Lytuat Graham
Hudson
Bestrale Ambleyele
Graham Homestead
Acon
Assassination in Illinois And Other Dispatches
A jumble of early 20th century briefs reports a Cobden area farmer J B Coulter slain in his home, extensive Rockford fire losses, Spring Valley riot testimonies, postmaster disappearance in Ingraham, factory inspections on youths in Illinois, a judicial convention, and a special election call in White county. Also notes Chicago conventions prospect and a train tragedy in Hyde Park.
Morello and Foretea Involved in City Hospital Injury Case
Morello, Two of the Bulleta took effert in Morello's abdomen and the third In the groin. the wounded van was taken to the city hospital in a dying condition, while Foretea fled to this city, where he was arrested by detectives. College Football Scores From Various Colleges: Princeton 6 Cornell 0. Michigan 0 Harvard 4. Adelbert 0 Chicago 34. Penn State 4 Yale 6. Northwestern 10 Missouri 22. Dartmouth 0 Amherst 0.
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Plander
Denver
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Night Express
George Kroat
Cripple Creek
Thompson
Chamber of Commmerce
Drexel Boulevard
Inspector Hunt
Hyde Park District
Sen
Samuel J. Christley
Moore
Oscar Smalley
GutTuntz
O. T
Renfrew
Michigan
Allegan
Mich
Chicago and Western
Smalley
Cherokee Strip
Lovejoy
Alton Pres
Alton
Ill
Mississippi
Morello
Foretea
New York
Princeton
Cornell
Cambridge
Harvard
Kansaa State
Kansaa City
Cleveland
Adelbert
Philadelphia
Pennesylvanis
State
Annapello
Orange Athletic
Naval Cadets
Providence
Yale
Brown
Bt. Loula
Northwestern
Missouri
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Treen Steptoe
Shell Lake Savings Bank
Thomas H. McDonald
Lawrence
Mass
House of Correction
St. George's Church
New York City
Mary Jane Pomeroy
Stockbridge
History of a Week Describes Politics and Crimes
A long recap notes incidents from November week including a duel threat involving Prince Yturbids and Bob Neville, absorption of W. J. Rainey Coke by Carnegie interests, a traveling salesman James Wade’s death by suicide, and a New York dealer’s lawsuit threat to President Cleveland. It also covers stock, weather, court actions, and social events across Chicago, Milwaukee, Richmond, and beyond.
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Prince Yturbids
Bob Neville
Washington
W. J. Rainey Coke Company
Carnegie
James B. Wade
Lebanon
New York
Iegeland
Chicago
Colorado
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Old State of Franklin tale
An assembly of medical patent claims promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh with blood and mucous surface action, while a separate historical note recounts the State of Franklin episode, North Carolina’s cession debates, and Tennessee’s eventual creation. The piece then advertises railroad literature and various tonics and salves, including Royal Ruby Port, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sale, and Little Early Risers, with testimonials and product notes.
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United States
Franklin
Tennessee
Charles II
North Carolina
Congress
Washington Sullivan
Green
Burlington
W. J
Kenyon
Gen. Mass
St. Paul, Minn
Nothing so distressing as a hacking cough
An advertising blurb touts One Minute Cough Cure for immediate relief and warns against traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad credits Wo. Hogan and promotes Hogan's City Drug Store as the seller.
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St. Paul
Hogan
Wat Hoan
Wm. Hogan
City Drug Store
Hogan's City
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