Hale and Sattinael Legal Notice Appears in Court
An attorney firm FMM HALE with partners Lymdony or Sattinael appears in a late filing case. The document references SEARS Ren and PNFEA in a civil matter with a pending action and unidentified deadlines.
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Fmm Hale
SEARS
Calamity at Yorkshire pits entombs 130 miners
A gas explosion at a Yorkshire coal mine entombs over 130 miners with rescue attempts hampered by dense gas and unsafe conditions. Early reports say many bodies are found and hopes fade as rescuers struggle to reach the working sections.
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Pharnhill
York Pirates
Funn
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Wilmers
Tenmning
Severl L
Erkauy Antler
Uysin
Fteelook
Muuch Gun
Undee
Sherman
Ambition of a Kind and a Brooklyn Bridge Jump
Edward McCarthy, a Brooklyn bartender, leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge and suffered fatal injuries. Witnesses note he sought notoriety like prior bridge jumpers as he resisted rescue efforts and bled from the mouth. The incident marks the fourteenth bridge jump and third in two weeks. Christie murder near town ends with hanging sentence for Ned Christie’s nephew.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Daly
Edward McCarthy
Steve Hrodie
Wan Bhick
Ls Teady
Odlaw
Inter
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Fourth of July Celebration Opens with Ex Speaker Address
The Fourth of July celebration at New York features ex-Speaker Trisp and a Tammany leading ceremony. Mayor Gilroy presides as grand sachem, with speeches from Tennessee Congressman McMillin and Connecticut’s Robert E. Forest among others. Letters of regret from President Cleveland and others are read, urging vigilance in public duty and a sound financial system.
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New Tammany Society
Columbian Order
Gilroy
Grand Anchem
Maurice F. Mcluhan
Risp
Republican Party
Washington
Congress
Trenton McMillin
Tennessee
Robert Elte Forest
Connecticut
Charles W. Dayton
Joseph C Hendricks
Brooklyn
Bellows
New York
McGoldrick
Cleveland
Richard Croker
Lem
B. Hill
Congtuna
Maletaig & Sound
Five Die in House Fire Near George Michigan
A house near George Michigan burned after a lightning strike killing five people inside. Four others escaped including Mina Roberts who was fatally injured. victims include Mr. Babcock and his wife and child from Silverwood, Mr. Frost of Fos-Torka, and the five year old son of Br. Roberts.
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Michigan
Joseph Cross
Mina Roberts
Mr. Babcock
Silverwood
Frost
Fos- Torka
Br. Roberts
Gunpowder Explosion Strikes Garner's Store in Kansas City
A massive powder blast at Garner's store 512 Minnesota Ave Kansas City destroys the building. Three men nearby are injured but survive. property loss estimated between 40 000 and 60 000 with insurance covering about one third. Linked damage to adjacent shops and Wyandotte Herald presses. Cause unknown.
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Garnier
Minnesota Avenue
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Ton
Barnes
Harry Morton
Williams
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Randle
Surance
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Hue de Seine
Quai Voltaire
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Prefecture de Police
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Boulevard du Palais
Boulevard St Michel
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Theft in Transit Exposed by Rail Inspector
Major J F Stuart investigated a mail theft ring on the Grand Trunk line. Charles Ford, a Fort Gratiot official, was seized after Stuart spotted him in a car removing letters from pouches. Ford yielded 43 letters as crowds watched. authorities prepared a statement.
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United States Post
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Wwe
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Holiday Pardons Granted by Missouri Governor
The Missouri governor issues two Fourth of July pardons. William Beck, 17, convicted of second degree murder in Laclede County in 1891, sees sentence commuted to six years. Nace Hill, convicted of assault in Chariton County in 1885, is pardoned amid notes of limited brutality. The pardons cite Hill’s risk to intervene during a guard’s stabbing. In Kansas City, Homer Baker, facing murder charge, shoots himself after reading he is a murderer, following a debauched night.
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Fotlown
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