Fire Deaths In Freeport City Double Murder Suspected
Residents of Freeport report a house fire that destroyed the Bosdeker residence early Saturday. The charred bodies of Jeury Bosdeker and his wife were found, with neighbors believing burglars killed them and used the blaze to cover their crime. The coroner investigates while missing valuables haunt the scene including a silver watch, chain, and nineteen silver dollars.
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Moedecker
Maca
Jeury Bosdeker
Freeport
Boedeker
Boedecker
Boedeckers
LYNCHED FATE OF SHERIFF MURDERED IN TENNESSEE MOB
A violent mob near Koosvarrk Tennessee hanged Jesse Jones after seizing the jail. Jailer Irwin opened doors as the crowd demanded the prisoners be produced. Jones was executed on a yard beam, denying involvement and the mob dispersed. The day included multiple gunfire incidents and rumors of further unrest nearby.
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Tennessee
Sheri
Koosvarrk
Tenn
Knox
Ohio
Hells Hallc
Mies
New
Comb
John Burnett
Camphet
Crise Smith
Pat Bedstorn
Aloot Af Hos
Wilson Jones
Lindsay
Jones
Murder in Michigan Farmhouse Sparks Manhunt
James Sheridan, a prosperous farmer near this town, was shot dead by Carl Stevens after spending the night at Stevens and wife’s home. Stevens fled toward Canada with a dog tracking his route as authorities pursue charges. The case stirs national attention as a manhunt ensues and suspicions linger.
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Michigan
Caas Orry
Mie
James Sheridan
Carl Stevens
Sheridan
James Daves
Stevens
Davis
Stevena
Saginaw
Canada
Tremont temple fire devastates historic building in Boston
A massive blaze at Tremont temple on Tremont street left a scorched ruin with one wall standing. The fire started in the auditorium from the boiler room and swept through in under four minutes, threatening Parker House and nearby businesses. Insurance totals and losses across tenants were substantial, with Tremont temple likely to suffer around 300000 in society losses and 95000 on the building. Fire crews fought through heavy smoke and water damage, aided by hotel staff and local services, as investigations ponder overheated steam pipes or an electric wire in the organ loft as the origin.
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Bire Desireye Besten
Trement
Floarom
Tremont Temple
Heston
Parker Houses
Temple Auditorium
Parker House
Butler & Co
Ten Ceres
Clark’s Tavern
St. Nicholas
Park Hotel
Temple
Tremont Street
Chapman Place
Union Baptist Temple Society
Gilbert
J. Reed Whipple
William S Butler & Co
the Watchman
The
Independent
Women’s League
Loyal Wormen
American Liberty
Woman's Voice
America
Baptist
Unoion
the Kingdom
Woman's Haytist Toreien Amassionary Society
Burnham
Walker House
Yemple
MacDonald
Graven
Tatrick Dunn
Andrew Mclane
Whipple
Bell
Putiie Pnervices
Great Sea
Union Temple Baptist
Hoston
New England
Boston
John Mal
George Extes
Charlestown
Fie
Wats Great Hall
Ex Senator Armstrong Dies in St Louis
Ex United States Senator David Hartley Armstrong died in St Louis on a Saturday morning, after a long public career. Born October 21, 1812 in Nova Scotia, he pursued education at Maine Wesleyan University and moved to St Louis in 1837 where he ran a free school. He served as a camp worker and held police board roles in the 1870s, voting Democrat for the United States Senate vacancy in 1877.
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St. Louis
David B. Armstrong
United States
Armstrong
David Hartley Armstrong
Nove Bootla
Maine Wesleyan University
St Louis
St Lows
Board of Police Commission
Lewis V. Bogg
David Torruyton
Mississippi
Measvoni
Weham Hawkins
Ceana
Taina
Abner
Arlansi
Oye
Arkane
Hootarke
Uotiaina
Ford
Ted
Sie
Jena
Nate
Amos Gama
Hasina
New York
Skettis
Sonia
Oprah
Newark Beesers
Dames
Bo Bostis
Louisiana
Pearvard Taw School
Sears Ester
Bar
Herag
New Orleans
Dn Ltd
Aylinw
University of Lautiana
Democrate
Maren
Wade Trampton
South Carolina
Tidtary
Washington
Mtinenton Anil
United States Senate
State Senate
South Caroline
Siberian Convicts Perish At Storm Chilled March
A band of 814 convicts bound for Siberia froze to death during a snowstorm near Tomsk. Guards abandoned the weakest as 723 died. only 91 survived. Among the deceased were 62 political prisoners including Mme Lazarov, six women, and four children.
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Biasian Prisoware
Siberian
Tir
Peremssans
March Il
Fo Smong
Siberia
Tomsk
Mme. Lazarov
Three Burned Bodies Found After Fireworks Blast
In Kynoana Wisconsin March 21 investigators found Mrs Arentzen the doctor her husband John Hason and an unknown boy burned beyond recognition inside the demolished residence after a fireworks explosion. The cause of the blast remains unknown and no witnesses reported seeing anyone inside the building.
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Kynoana
Wis
Dr. Arentzen
James
Arentzen
John Hason
Princess Kalulani Bids Farewell to Americans
Princess Kalulani said a formal farewell to the American people on Monday as she and her escort left England for the Majestic. A terse statement from the princess followed the departure, thanking those whose sympathy and hospitality aided her visit and expressing gratitude for the warm reception she received in the United States.
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Kalulani
England
Pronc Eess
Double Murder in Tragic Home Shooting
Levott Jones and a woman identified as Cura Thompson were fatally shot Monday afternoon in their home. The assailant, Vavuis Kame mande, a Tuerteneayr, confronted a colored boy from a neighboring saloon and opened fire after a struggle.
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Baeteoder
Lott Mareh
Levott Jones
Vavuis Kamemande
Wanmane
Cura ‘Thompsson
Kantmaunde
Jones
Fatal crossing crush at depots injures Mulcahy family
Mrs Mary Mulcahy and her daughter Josie, both of Reel Falls, and Mrs Kate Horlehy were struck while crossing tracks at the Chicago depot. Mulcahy fell under a locomotive and was killed. Josie was hit by the pilot with severe injuries and likely death. Horlehy was rescued by Northwestern agent J D O'Brien.
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Vmuleshy Rani Te Pleres
Reehelle
Tih
Roeupertz
Marel
Chicago & Nerthivesterhi Depot
Mary Mulcahy
Josie
Kate Horlehy
Reel Falls
Maulealy
Left Her A Fortunes Abingdon Baird Riches For Mrs Langtry
A Nice dispatch says Mrs Langtry learned of Abington Baird's death aboard the yacht White Lady during a Mediterranean cruise. She hurried to Nice and then England, reportedly inheriting £100,000 a year and Baird's Newmarket racing stud. Two years earlier Baird had assaulted her in a drunken rage and paid £20,000 to avoid prosecution.
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Abingdon Baird
Mra Langtry
New York
Nice
Samuel Bartlett dies of liver cancer in Winnetka suburb
Samuel Bartlett, prominent board of trade man and head of S C Bartlett & Co of Peoria, Bartlett Keuhlo & Co of Evanaville and Terre Haute, and Bartlett Frasier & Co of Chicago and Buffalo, died at his Winnetka home after a liver cancer illness begun last August. Bartlett was a leading grain merchant with wide Illinois and Iowa interests and his firm was well known among shippers.
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Umicaso
Samuel
Bartlett
Board of Trade
Winnetka
Chicago
S C. Bartlett & Co
Peoria, Bartlett, Keuho & Co
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Ind
Bartlett, Frasier & Co
Buffalo
Illinois
Iowa
Nominations Heat Up Senate With Foreign Ministers and Courts
President Cleveland pushed a broad slate to the Senate including three foreign ministers James H Eustis Theodore Kunyan and Eli Risley, a U S circuit court judge Brant Jenkins and a railroad commissioner Waiter Hampson. The list shows a pivotal push for key diplomatic and judicial roles amid ongoing cabinet reshuffles and political maneuvering across states and parties.
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Pedge Ovu
Kine
Wissansis
Isesaid Uresham
Besch— Tures
Amy Bates
Wasathorox
Cleveland
Senate
United States Circuit Court
Cresham
Lessles
Gladoens
James H. Eustis
Louisiana
United States
France
Theodore Kunyan
New Jersey
Germany
Dono Eli Risley
New York
Denmark
Brevett Baldwin
Maryland
The
Treaugury
Thomas Holevomy
Delaware
Treasury
Duey
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Braten
Bank Clerk Vanishes Amid 96000 Dollar Deficiency
Fall River Massachusetts March 21 Henry I Palmer assistant teller at Fall River National Bank has left town prompting an examination that reveals a deficiency of about 96000 dollars in his accounts.
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Fall River
Masa
Henry I. Palmer
Fall River National Bank
Revenue stamps revenue tax and imports tax in Russia and France
The notice describes annual revenue from revenue stamps on patent medicines, a forthcoming Russian duty on foreign foods moved between ports, and a French plan to tax 10 centimes per 1000 francs on time bargains. It notes expected yields to cover deficits from liquor reform and France France policy.
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France
Planet Mill Fire Routs Litchfield Town Center
The Planet mill owned by Kebler Brothers of St Louis burned early Tuesday, destroying the mill and elevator with 250000 bushels of wheat. John Carr the millwright died in the blaze. nearby homes, stores, and cars suffered heavy damage. Insurance on the mill and contents cited around 5400,000, with total losses expected near 1,000,000 as explosion debris and shattered glass disrupted commerce.
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Mebler Bras
Létenfeld
Kevern
Lucurigup
Lil
Planet
Kebler Broa
St Louis
John Carr
Litchfield
Roma
Decatur
Litehield Tardé& Machinery Company
Dot Carr
Waterloo
Wml
Teudenn
Thoris Donahoe
Amd
Trian
Harry
Etuellod
Wudantic
Ates Basa Hussey
Gorrie Wall
Wereie
Airten Ouian
Andrew Dinedn
Kehler Bros
Titchfield
United States
A. L. Smith
St. Lews
A. Neuaber
W. Hoffman
Jacob Evans
Hendorf Brothers
Murder in Michigan Meat Market Shocks City
Louis Sehilling, 40, a respected meat dealer in Michigan City, is found slain in his office after a brutal attack. Investigators report a head wound from a razor, a purse with several hundred dollars stolen, and a throat cut from ear to ear. Police pursue William White, a bloodied suspect seen near the scene, with telegrams dispatched to western points.
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William Servass
Sehilling
Mrschilling
Schilling
Michigan Central
William White
White
Venerable Composer Leads Orchestra In Mavourneen Song
Prov Frevenick Nicautta Crocoem, famed for Kathleen Mavourneen and Dermott Asthore, conducts the orchestra in Mavourneen at age eighty five while health remains robust. Amid odd musings on kerosene and extinct monsters, the piece evokes reflections on life and dream.
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Frevenick Nicautta Crocoem
Kathleen Mavourneen
Dermott Asthore
Mavourneen
Living Fish Car Load Arrives for World’s Fair Display
United States Fish Commissioner Nershall NeDem ald arrives at Jackson Park Chicago with a car load of live fish for the fisheries building. The shipment marks a new consignment destined for exhibit at the world’s fair grounds to showcase the variety of marine life from United States waters. A planned display includes a live whale and porpoises to illustrate coastal and island waters.
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Jackson Park
Chicago
United States
Nershall NeDemald
Iland
McDoneld
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Texas
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