A Wordy Battle in the Anarchists Trial
In Aug 14 to Aug 19 coverage of the Haymarket era case, defense attorney Zetuier and later Foster, Black, and others clash with Mr. Ingham for the State. The defense attacks police actions and witness credibility as they argue a broader conspiracy, while the prosecutor links speeches and meetings to the fatal bomb that killed Officer Degan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetuier
Gilmer
Ingham
Degan
Haymarket
Parsons
Fielden
Engel
Lingg
Fischer
Schwab
Justice Coleridge
Johann’ Most
Kessid
Linge
Gilmor
Togham
Foster
Fischer Leadi
America
Gerwa
Ireland
Parsonsby
Matthias Degan
Cubciso
Anarchista
Inter- Viena
McCormick
Storneys
Griff's Hell
Sparsons
London
Hngland
Foster Ans
Seliger
Thompson
IREA
Ovidanss
Lige
Cutonce
Captain Black
Arieine
Atorneys
Llindia
McCormick Factory
Black
Hevenge
Ples
Thera
Tong
Lalore
Grief's Hall
Arbeiter-Zeitung
Cabinet-makers' Union
Colt Manufacturing Company
Remington Manufacturing Company
Beliger
Caroano
Wharton
John Stuart Mil
Victor Hugo
Alora
John Brown
Teatsey
Phil Garrison
John * Brown
Jesus
Evan
Grinnell
Victor “Hugo
Justice Grove
Spies
Behwad
Mr. Zeisler
State Politics In Nominating Conventions Across States
The Aug 19 reports from Toneno Ohio and Haxweenya Pa summarize Democratic state conventions adopting platforms and nominating tickets. Ohio names McBride for Secretary of State and other officers while praising Cleveland and labor arbitration. Pennsylvania endorses Cleveland and outlines tariff and currency positions. Other noted conventions in Michigan and Delaware list party nominees and platform emphases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viexer
Ohio
Democrata
Chauntey
Black
Pennsylvania
Fusion
Michigan
Toneno
John McBride
Supreme Court
M.D. Follat
J. W. Craikshank
L. D. Brown
Board of Public Works
Louis Ludwig
Cleveland
Ward
Hancock
McClellan
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
Treasury
Ireland
State Senate
Payne
Julia G. Thompson
Guano Ramos
Mich
Hecn
G. L. Yaple
Greenbacker
Curry
P. L. Waychel
William G. Bain
J. D. Farrer
William D. Fuller
David Parsoux
Board of Education
J. W. ‘Lurner
J. C. Donnelly
Cha
Haxweenya
Mortimer A. Elliott
Chauncay I. Black
R.B. Ricketts
Maxwell Stevenson
Internet Affairs
J. Simpson Africa
W.J. Brennan
Chicago
Tilden
Hendricks
McClallan
Seymour
Lsbor
SCARED TO DEATH AS STORM RAGES ACROSS MINNESOTA
Reports from Minnesota and Dakota describe a daytime storm that grew into a severe gale with heavy rain and vivid lightning. In St Paul a woman died from fright during thunder, while other towns report damaged barns, blown roofs, and downed headstones at Centralia cemetery amid widespread destruction and fallen sparrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicase
Clark Harrod
Anya
Annie Culver
North Green
John Culver
Mra
Culver
St. Pav
Minn
Minnesota
Dakota
Fargo
Breckenridge
Albert Lea
Peter Strand
Morris
Ole Martinson
Milwaukee
Wis
Winconein
Ckansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
la Crease
Antigo
Centrara
National Irish League Convention Held in Curcaco
The Irish National League met at Central Music Hall with President Egan presiding Judge Fitzgerald of Cincinnati acted as temporary chairman. Davitt and O'Brien spoke at the evening session. Committees on Organization Credentials Finance Constitution and Resolutions named to report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irish League
Harmony Helgus
Bath Seamionn
Mexars
Kegan
Fitzgerald
Davitt
O' Brien
Curcaco
Irish National League
Central Music Hall
Egan
Judge Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
O'Brien
Parnell
Gladstone
Republican Nomination Sparks Seventh District Convention
Aug. 19 reports from multiple locations show the Seventh District Republican convention renominating Thomas J. Henderson by acclamation in Wareroo Illinois and Colonel D. T. B. Henderson in La. Third district, while Illinois Prohibition delegates meet with six women among them and Henry B. Ripley of Effingham nominated for Congress.
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Nomis Dixon
Seventh District
Thomas J. Henderson
Wareroo
D. TB. Henderson
Lircaristy
Jil
Seventeenth Congressional District
Henry B. Ripley
Effingham
Congress
Drowned trio in Baritan Bay disaster near New York
Aug. 17 drowning in Baritan Bay near New York involved Torrell Peterson and two women Christina Fenders and Christina Hapsen. They were sailing when the boat capsized during a Sunday night outing.
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Raritan Bay
New York
Torrell Peterson
Christina Fenders
Christina Hapsen
Baritan Bay
Barber goes berserk wounds man then dies on sidewalk
Patrick H. McCarros, a barber, went insane yesterday and cut by throats of James Crosby while shaving him. Crosby died on the sidewalk after running into a priest. A separate report notes a big fire in Florida at Sanford on August 29 damaging property.
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Patrick H. McCarros
James Crosby
Crosby
Florida
General Sedgwick Appointed Special Envoy to Mexico
Noting State Department denial, Assistant Secretary Porter confirms General A. G. Sedgwick of New York has been tasked to study the Cutting imbroglio in Mexico. He will travel via Paso del Norte and Chihuahua, report to the Secretary of State, and may skip Mexico City. A US army officer reports 40,000 Mexican troops across four districts, with new French field guns and troops from Chepultepec. War fever rises in New York as regiments are urged to prepare, and American families flee to the United States amid the fighting around Chihuahua.
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Sedgwick
New York
Mexico
Paso del Norte
Chumahuns Mx
Diplo
Matic
Secretary of State
Vaso del Norte
Chihuachutl
Spinnais
State Department
United States Army
Mackenzie
Army of
France
Aria
National Military School
Chepultepec
Thi City
Texas Emigration Committee
Ireland
United States
Mexicvo
Mageiux
Chihuahua
W. H. Bolton
Chicago
Henry V. Joan
St. Louis
National Association of Union Ex- Prisoners of War
Buffalo
Karlsruhe
Germany
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
T. Parker Veasey
Baltimore
Gaddes
John Snowderry
Urnush Electric Light Company
Elizabeth Street
McKee, Minchen & Taylor
John J. Hogan
Boston
P. F. Williams
Allen & Noble
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
Sana
Providance, II
Isl
Montevideo
Uruguay
James O'Neil
Camsbridge
Mass
Sawof Isimoney
Pearly
Thomas Finucane
Shanahan
Thompson
Wicks
Tippecanos County
Tod
United Stats
The Surplus Resolution Deliberated by the President
The President returns the joint resolution on surplus payments to the treasury unapproved. He states the measure is unnecessary and its passage could endanger Treasury operations and impair public confidence in government finances. He notes the unsigned document and explains the delay in discussion at adjournment.
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Wasaieron
Department of State
Congress
Treasury
Lam
Treasury Department
Minor News Items From Around The World
August updates report France oil discovery and a Carniola Austria outbreak. deaths include Dolores Festa and Wisconsin geologist. Secretary appointments in New York and Austria rumors surface. Chicago treasurer holds $32 million in vaults. Behring Sea sealers clash. Nagasaki battle kills and wounds dozens. Mississippi boats idle from low water. bankruptcy and jail updates surface. Lonely notes cover stamp theft prosecutions and counterfeit currency in Tippecanoe County Ohio.
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France
Mattoon
Baron de Kalb
Annapolis
Carniola
Austria
Dolores Festa
Banta Aona
John Murrish
Yaara
Wisconsin
Mazomanie
John T. Doyle
New York
Civil Serviceommission
Washington
Manning
Henry Raab
Quincy
Ill
Stata
Corwin
Behring
Nagasaki
Upper
Mississippi
Andrew BK. Warner
Baltimore
An Todlace Lynching and Cattle Pleuro Pneumonia
A tramp killed station agent J T Davis in Hoxas Indiana after a knife attack and was lynched by townspeople. In Quebec 367 cattle with pleuro pneumonia at quarantine prompted slaughter and cremation. valued at 300000 dollars. Boston report: William Gray Jr resigns as treasurer of mills at Indian Orchard and Lawrence Cotton Mill amid alleged defalcation, disappearance.
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Todlace
Hoxas
Ind
J. T. Davis
Hero
Quebec
Can
Dominion Livestock Inspector
Boston
William Gray, Jr
Cotton Milla
Indian Orchard
Musa
Atlantic Cotton ‘Millz
Lawrence
Bustox
Willd Gray, Jr
Blue Hills
Mase
Gray
Samuel R. Payson
Death of an Old Editor Recurerer
Henry O'Reilly, longtime editor of the first daily in the city, died Tuesday evening. He helped organize the New York and Buffalo Telegraph Company and held leadership in several public enterprises.
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N. Y
Henry O'Reilly
Thig City
New York
Buffalo Telegraph Company
Mad dog choked to death by quick thinking hero
A Vicky man in University Place choked a rabid Newfoundland that charged through a restaurant. The event occurred as a dining party listened to pandemonium and a dog lunged around the room. The man seized the dog by the throat and killed it.
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Vicky
Mad Dog
Yous
de R. BR Lewes
University Place
Noterigna Ex Sheriff Kilted in Trail City Shooting
Dodge City cattleman Olive shot and killed by Joe Sparrow in Trail City as reports say Olive once served as sheriff of a Nebraska county and burned horse thieves stalls in years past. Churchill’s plan to grant local government to Ireland aims for Parliament action. Hartington party backs the scheme.
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Noterigna
Kilted
Gagves Ossr
Kan
J. P
Dodge City
Wagshot Japd
Joe Sparrow
Trail City
Colt Olive
Nebraske County
Burnad
Horvethici Stavinke
Churchill
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill
Hartington Party
Cleveland to the mountains for summer vacation
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland depart Washington for a mountain vacation accompanied by Mrs. Folom and Col. and Mrs. Li mont. The trip begins Monday morning as they head to the high country for the summer break.
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Wassington
Cleveland
Mra
Folaom
Limont
Washington
Adirogdack
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