Convicted Preacher Expelled by Episcopal Court
The Episcopal court in Canton Ohio found Rev Howard Macqueary guilty of heresy by a 3 to 2 vote. He denied the immaculate conception and the physical resurrection of Christ, arguing a spiritual resurrection and a nonphysical body return. He will leave the church.
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Meg
T.H. Macquerry
Episcopal
Neresy
Howard Macquary
Canton
Ohio
Macqueary
Howard Macqqueary
T. Howard Macqueamy
Christ
Beld
Harrihin Butchery Scene Quiet After Riots
Acinto dispatches report extreme quiet and orderly conditions in New Orleans after the Harrihin butchery. Extra deputies patrol as leaders vow no further trouble while five prisoners await trial for Chief Judge Baker’s killing. Grand jury investigates riot charges. authorities weigh legal action.
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Harrihin
Acinto
Unantinous
Baker
Oecurrencus
Ducdze Marr
Grand
Dodge Marr
Investigui
Disaster and loss in Gibraltar Bay and Elizabethtown fire
Reports recount the sinking of the Anchor Line steamer Ceopia after a collision with the British ironclad Rodney in Gibraltar Bay with over 1000 passengers feared dead or missing. Separate disaster follows as a blaze at Elizabethport Steam Cordage Company factory injures no one but causes estimated losses of 709000 dollars and massive panic among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar Bay
Itt
Anson
Utopia
Elizabethtown
N. J
Elizabethport Steam Cordage Company
Fatal Explosion at Crescent Steel Works
An explosion at Crescent Steel Works in Pittsburg Pa killed one workman fatally injured six others and slightly injured six more. Victims named include Frederick Bonnbunt 40 married Hans Wittman about 33 and listed injuries will die John Gustavson badly burned torso and will die. Six other workers were burned by slag and flying bricks. Also stories of a murder over 25 cents in Oklahoma and a wreck near Ozark Arkansas injuring several passengers. A man jumped Niagara Falls at Prospect Point from the West Shore line. He was 24, well dressed and weighing about 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Steel Works
Pittsburg
Frederick Bonnbunt
Hans Wittman
John Gustavnon
Behwab
William Fleacher
el Reno
Oklahoma
Schwab
Mescher
Flescher
Little Rock
Fort Smith Road
Ozark
Niagars
Niagary Falls
Prospect Point
New York
West Blooré
New York Blaze Destroys Million Worth of Property
A massive five hour fire in Manhattan began in a sub basement of a Bleecker Street mansard brick building and spread east to destroy two more structures. Reported losses exceed 4 million with over 2 million in direct damage. the Mandel Brothers of Chicago owned the original building and Alfred Benjamin & Co. occupied it, with a stock company tied to Isaiah Josefa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleecker and Greenstrette
New York City
Green
Mercer Street
Mandel Broa
Chicago
Alfred Benjamin & Co
War Stock Company
Isaiah Josefa
A. Hachstader
Eugene Henjamin
David Hochstader
Jesse
Samuel Rosenthal
Crawford Hanged for Mrs Mathias Murder at Decatur
W H Crawford was executed in the Macon County jail corridor in Decatur in front of about 200 witnesses for the murder of Mrs Lina Mathias. After a sensational trial he confessed and, guarded to prevent lynching, faced the gallows as officials watched.
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Mra. Mathias
Decatur
William J. Crawford
Macon County
Crawford
Mra
Lina Mathias
Mathias
Hind
Hia
Sherif Crawford
Sherif Perl
Farmers Are Favored By Upward Price Outlook
G Dun and Co weekly trade review notes foreign money market disruption but active speculation in breadstuffs pork products and cotton, with a bright farmer outlook. Manufacturing expands with iron output hit by coke strike. building trades dull in New York but strong in the West. wool and boot and shoe trades prosper. South sees cotton recovery. US and Canada business failures total 273 in last seven days versus 265 prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dun & Co
New York
Chicago
United States
Canada
Fire at Central Insane Asylum Claims Six Die
Fire at the Central Insane Asylum seven miles from Naghylile Tean destroyed the rear male wing housing twenty eight patients. Six died in the blaze while others were moved to the main hall as the fire spread prompting a panic and escapes. Governor Buchanan called out the State militia to assist in recapturing the fugitives.
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Central Insane Asylum
Naghylile
Tean
Buard
Pstienta
Weny
Buchanan
Linself
Tre
Letter From Mrs L E Hembold Precedes Tragic Death
An afternoon Tudignapolla paper reports a dramatic note left by Mrs. L E Hembold of Kudianspolis claiming she will be out of this world. She cites a beating husband and coercive behavior as reasons, then mentions Mrs Kate Reinhold as the young wife of LE Reinhold the lawyer, who was found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. L. E. Hembold
Kudianspolis
Tudignapolla
Bud
Kate Reinhold
LE. Reinhold
Kentucky Atrocity In Mount Brerling Mob Makes Near Lynching
In Mount Brerling Kentucky a mob surrounded the Wigginton family over a dispute about a poisoning case. John Wigginton and his four sons faced hostile action by locals as two men William Ferguson and RC Watts died and Miss Boyd, a granddaughter of Ter gusan's, remained critically ill.
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Mount Brerling
Wigginton
John Wigginton
Big
Wiliam Ferguson
RC. Watts
Miss Boyd
Tergusan
The Wiggintons Involved In Poison Plot And Family Feud
The Wiggintons and Watts were linked to a murder plot after a disputed $17 from a tobacco venture. A father bought arsenic for his two sons to poison a family's coffee, aiming to kill Watta following a prior dispute.
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Wiggintons
Cat
Fexmison
Wattaes
New Orleans Indignant Over Hennessy Murder Case
A chaotic report from New Orleans details the mafia trial implicating nine Italians in the murder of Chief of Police Hennessy. Verdicts freed six defendants and virtually acquitted three, provoking anger as the crowd streamed into the streets.
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Hennessey
New Orleans
Medieca
Clark Scriven
Snowslide Kills Several Men and Other Rural Disasters
A series of brief items details a snowslide fatality and multiple local tragedies including suicides and self injury after discipline threats, a family poisoning in Indiana, a bark crew rescue near New York, and a fatal explosion in Ashland Virginia. Other items note railroad and criminal incidents, a major Texas editor’s death, a fatal shooting in Columbus Indiana, and government actions in Brazil and Arizona.
Massacre in New Orleans as mob lynches Sicilian murder suspects
Eighty thousand angry citizens stormed the parish prison and lynched Police Chief Hennessey’s alleged murderers. Prisoners were shot or hanged while others died in cells. a mob with rocks and weapons overwhelmed guards and destroyed the jail. The violence followed a disputed verdict acquitting several suspects and anger at the jury’s finding.
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Crescent City
New Orleans
Hennessey
Parish
David C. Hennersey
Josefa Macieca
Manuel Potarz
Antonio Manciesi
Antonio Bagnetto
Rocco Grrves
JamEs Canust
Loretzo Costilez
Pietro MonAstinio
Louis Tranma
Frank Rommeko
Charles Irlonn
Loreto Counitz
Muarches
Matranga Incerdona
Chicago
New York
Coma
Parkerson
Mr. Parkerson
B. Matranga
Villere
Rogers
Marais Street
Senators from new states chosen to represent Dakotas and Idaho
The article reports on South Dakota rejecting seven, Kyle replacing Moody in the Senate as a compromise choice backed by Farmers' Alliance and Democrats. It notes Kyle, a young former Congregational minister born in Xenia Ohio, Oberlin 1878, later ministering in Salt Lake City before moving to Dakota and becoming Wilson College official. Judge William Clagett of Idaho is likely to encounter travel hurdles after coalition with Democrats elected him. Dubois’s term and legality debated by Senator Edmunds. The piece also covers lumber supply concerns, signing a large pine contract in Minnesota and mounting fears of forest depletion, with comments from a Western lumberman about dwindling North American timber and a drafted reciprocity treaty.
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South Dakota
Iaho
Kyle
Moody
United States Senate
Farmers’ Alliance
Xenia
Ohio
Oberlin College
Western Theological Seminary
Ryse Allegeny
Salt Lake City
Dakota
Wilson College
Dakota Senate
William Clagett
Idaho
McConnell
Shoup
Dubois
Friends of
Judge Clagett
Democrats
Dubsie
Edmunds
Clagett
Maryland
West
Congress
Montana
J. K. Toole
Liam
Acer
Montars
Naveda
Minnesota
Michigan
Mosico Aurix
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New Orlea
BIG New York Blaze
W. H. Crawford
Kentucky
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Hay
Ragged Star
Freya
Lyalls
Bhergwar
Lyall
Buckingham
Liverpool
Dundee
Seatchman
Shoanl
Clarksville
Ark
Hartarah
Harris Gilbert
Gilbert
Qivert
Weel
Camelos Lupze
Wichita
Kan
Lupze
Dobbs
United States Supreme Court
Wood
Minneapolia
Lagrippe
Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Callahan
Omdurman
Egypt
Cauldwell
Noble County
Elmer Johnson
Joseph Graham
Omaha
Bobn Bros
Neb
Tongula
Offccel
Paris
Tarquin
William Keable
Bade
Logansport
Alezie Woods
Bireetera
Mint
Heidelback, Ickelheimer & Co
Lazard Freres
Ellverton
Col
Tares
Butte
Baltimore
Isaac B. Moore
Virginia
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Detroit
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Martinaville
Ind
Edward Moore
Homers Shoal
Unberto Prince
Romers Shoal
Nevada
Rockwith Paas
Seaboard
California Assembly
Columbus
Lambert N. Goldsmith
R. 8
Skillman
Louisville Liquor Houses
Navarro
W. Z. McLean
Deat
A. Miner Griswold
Texas Sittings
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
John Wilder
Cumberland Gap
John FE. Carr
Haverhill
Mase
Erdie Miller
Friedensberg
Ashland
Saya
Atoma
Lynnville
Tenn
Anys
James Hellmick
Turner Alexander
Tnstructiona
London
Paria
Migration Bureau Congress
Arizona
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
South Bend
Coshactan
James Chaney, Sr
Robinson
Lucius Robinson
Eloora
Bishop Paddock
Boston
Benjamin HW. Paddock
Episcopal Church
India
Papoli Cartle
Warat
Louis
Carrie
Eenster
Ted
Barler
Vane Sb
Peter Masikus
Girgo Street
Handercen
Hennessay
Macheen
Jn Vlan
Politz
Neag
Herron
Prsoners
Canal Street
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