Non-Resident Notice in Jefferson County Divorce Case
Liszie Fewell sues Jack Fewell in Jefferson Circuit Court with Frank Fewell named as a necessary party. Public notice directs Frank Fewell to appear by February 11, 1893, otherwise default judgment may be entered. Attest: John W. Tevis, Clerk.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
Jefferson County
Liszie Fewell
Jack Fewell
Asitt Court
Frank Fewell
Indiana
Madison
Madison area church events and obituaries recounted
Reports from Madison describe funeral notices for Mrs. Patrick Glenn and William Antie Jr, baptisms set for North Madison, and a Christmas sermon at First Presbyterian. Also noted are Annie Mercer’s quiet wedding to a Louisville telegrapher and a jail incident involving Annie Bishop. The Preston will contest details are touched on in Courier-Journal testimony.
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First Presbyterian Church
Patrick Glenn
Martin Naughton
Michael Leach
John Kelly
Patrick Donian
Michael McLaughlin
John Manion
Charles Albert
Dawson William
A. M. Davis
North Madison
Tinsley
Trinity Church
Annie
John W. Thomas
Jacob Mercer
Pennsylvania Company
Louisville
Madison
Henry County
Annie Bishop
Kentucky
Carrollton
Henry Thomas
Third
West Street
Fleetwood
Nellie
Cora
Sallie
Charles
City council shuts off water at public troughs
At a recent city council meeting the water supply to public troughs was ordered shut due to a nuisance at the bridge where train passengers ascend to Main Street. The action aims to curb expense and address minor issues by blocking watering at public fountains and at the bridge gutter.
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Main Street
Streetcar Strike Blackouts City Amid Wage Demand
Electric service failed citywide as 3 historically linked union strike actions cut trolley wires across suburbs. Carriages halted as crews repaired damage while churches, shops, and nightlife faced sudden darkness. Workers sought a 10 percent wage raise, submitted at noon, prompting company consideration but no instant agreement.
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Momant
Fem
Thoreo
Companie
White House to Close on New Year’s Day in History
Washington announces the White House will be closed for New Year’s Day for the third time. The first closure was Jan 1, 1874, for Mrs. Belknap’s funeral. another followed a death during President Arthur’s era. a quiet Christmas preceded President Harrison’s holiday.
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Washington
White House
General Belknap
Grant
Belknap
Blaine House
Ayette Equate
St. John’s Church
The
Anarchist Threats Questioned in Vague Rhetoric
Fragmentary text shows threats to cease their “j ao howls” and mentions reprisals by anarchists. It denounces Guerre Clemenceau Beral and others as hypocrites and warns capitalists, suggesting foreigners will be spared in a general hunt if anarchists are killed.
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Guerre
Clemenceau
Beral
France
Women Die After Elevator Leap in Pierson Book Store
Fort Wayne Indiana December 26 Two women Mrs Mary Noonan and her daughter Mrs John Swaidner passengers in the elevator between the third and fourth floors of the Pierson book store leaped from the car panicking after a fright. Mrs Swaidner died at once while Mrs Noonan died hours later unidentified until midnight. The store was crowded during the accident with panic ensuing.
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Fort Wawna
Ind
Pierson
Mary. Noonan
John Swaidner
Death by Own Action Foerstel Estate Figures In Shortage
St Louis reports Eddie Foerstel late Assistant City Treasurer left an estate around 35000 dollars covering about half the city shortage. About 4000 dollars remain unsettled with rumors that Foerstel was manipulated by friends who coerced him into funding city employees and bogus orders.
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St. Louis
Eddie Foerstel
Feer Ifeira
Mieed Neft
Feerstel
Eddie Foerster
Molda
Poor Gold Field in Southern Utah Fails to Pan Out
Albuquerqe dispatch reports first reliable notes from new Utah placer diggings. Old California miners who explored the district say there is gold there but warn hopeful rushes will face hard times. Working these placers needs heavy machinery and substantial capital.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Utah
California
Ting
Three Crooks Break Jail and One Is Injured
In St Louis on December 26 Edward Murphy alias Speedy, Edward OConnell, and James Morrissey alias Candy Alley escaped a district station jail near Seventh and Carreres. Murphy fell seven feet from a window and broke his leg. he was recaptured while the other two fled. Williams in Chicano confessed to crimes linking to Charles Lagourne in Paris. authorities will investigate the confession.
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St. Louis
Edward
Alia
Speedy” Murphy
Edward O’connell
James Morrissey
Candy Alley
Seventh and
Carreres
Carr Street
Murphy
Jamea Williams
Swety
Caigt
Jams
Charles Lagourne
Paris
France
Williams
Huntington Train Robber Sentenced
A Huntington train robber received a sentence after a verdict at about 10 o clock. The report notes the punishment to be imprisonment in the penitentiary as determined by the jury. The text contains truncated phrases and misprints but identifies a crime and its legal outcome.
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Huntington
Government moves to crush republican uprising amid Panama plot rumors
Reports say M Andrion and managers plotted against the republic with copies of documents in London. Authorities vow vigorous action, expecting prosecutions to quell imperialist and royalist treason. De Freycinet rumored to resign, stirring army concerns while Bourgeois confidence grows in Saussien’s cautious stance.
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Andrions
Andriegx
London
M. Ribot
Panama
Chamber of Deputies
E Sieele
Carnot
Jon Sedertay
Republic
M. DeFreycinet
Bigoted Spanish ladies protest Catholics over new church
London cables report a deputation of eight duchesses seven marchionesses eight countesses and other ladies protested on Friday against opening a tentant church in Madrid while Catholics push petitions to block its opening The minority protection banking bill advances in Washington proposing safeguards for minority stockholders and officer salaries limits in national banks plus details on capital and profits. In Brooklyn Rev Dr McGlynn is reinstated and celebrated a Mass in the city.
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London
Madrid
Rere Ad
Washington
Bacon
Nee
Vn Coe
McGlynn aOnge
Marcia Friestly Boben _ PROOKLYN
Satelli
Piso's Cure Restores Health Says Laura Patterson
Mrs Laura E Patterson of Newton Iowa testifies that Piso s Cure cured her consumption after a doctor warned she would not live to fall A year earlier she could not work but now performs hard labor dated June 20 1892 April y
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Laura E. Patterson
Newton
Iowa
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Ayer’s. Satsaparills
J. C. Ayer Company
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