King King of Obion County Convicted for Sabbath Plowing
A Seventh Day Adventist farmer near Union City, Obion County, was convicted in circuit court for plowing on Sunday. His habeas corpus appeal reached the State Supreme Court, which sustained the decision. A writ was granted for a hearing set for November in Jackson before Judge Hammond. The case, backed by the General Society of Adventists, draws national religious interest.
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Obion
Ope Pation
King
State Supreme Court
Fower
Tell We
Hammond
Jackaon
United States
Don M. Dickinson
Order
General Society of Advantlats
United Blatds
Society of Savanth Day Adventists
English Opinion Turns Against Parnell as Irish Leader
In England public sentiment grows adverse to Charles Stuart Parnell amid calls for his retirement. Gladstonian and Unionist papers urge removal while Conservatives fear continued division. O'Shea bribery rumors persist but Parnell denies knowledge, with party leaders fearing electoral damage.
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Parnell
Irish ‘Party
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Fox
Khe
Than
Ko di Jon
London
Chicago
O'Shay
Hrittkh
Pring
Ogalbat Ulm
Gladstone
Thea Gledetunian Party
Troops Mobilize After Indian Troubles at Forts
Reports describe marching columns from Forts Ontario and McKinney heading toward disputed Indian country amid warnings to keep Indians out of Manduu. Citizens form a committee to set a date for passes. danger rises as fires, claimed arson, and political tensions surface in Ohio marriage notices and campaign rosters.
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Fort Ornabs
Ndigak
Forta Niobrara
Robinson
Lsu
Trout Valentine
Bruce
Hosehud
Manduu
Indian threat and mutinous police spark Mandan alarm
Reported threat of a Sioux descent on Mandan to aid Fort Lincoln defense, with fears of massacre as settlers flood into Mandan. Standing Rock police reportedly revolt, tribes tighten grip, and militia readiness grows near Forts Yates and Lincoln amid rumors of war and frontier panic.
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Mandar
Mandan
Fort Yrtes
Fort Lincoln
Minsouri
Pension Delays and Attorney Fees Fuel Fortunes Claim
A Washington dispatch argues the Dependent Pension Act boosts attorney profits and delays veterans, with 530000 claims filed, annual costs near 49 million, rising to about 200 million yearly. It cites 1090060 pending claims and potential 16000 cases monthly, plus attorney fees possibly reaching 10 for each case. Also noted is Faster Sueed’s improved health after a long fast and sleep recovery following a wound and illness.
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Thess
Blut
Siu
Bulce
Tariff debate weighs on wages and trade effects
The discussion centers on tariffs raising U S wages versus lower European wages, with critics arguing higher duties fall on consumers. Claims of distortions in protected industries, worries about farm prices, and potential covert Canada attack surface as speakers stress broader economic harm and impact on international markets.
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United States
Europe
Phare
Bir Lyon
Canada
Gasnda
Great Britain
Wall Street's Aftermath Says Imish Not Affects Nation
RG Min & Co weekly review notes markets show prices retreated to four year lows yet overall business remains robust. Industrial and commercial conditions look favorable reducing risk of widespread profit declines. Reports from Chicago and other cities show money active, banking funds available, grain and cured commodities steady, and trade in textiles, wool, shoes expanding.
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Imish
Wall Street
RG Min & Co
Collectiona
Sun
Walntroot
Chichko
Honor the Old Roman 77th Birthday of Judge Thurman Nittingly
The piece recounts Allen G. Thurman known as The Old Roman, amid a celebratory scene with notable figures including President Cleveland and associates, marking his long service within the Democratic sphere, with affectionate tributes and a prominent social gathering.
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Allen G. Thurman
Democracy
I Democrats
Democrata of
Ohio
Columbia
Allen G. Thurmain
Cleveland
Dark reports from Ireland and America on poverty and industry
A Galway note says Emperor Balfour forbade visits during a tour as Great Destitution in Ireland grows, while Danbury Connecticut reports 6000 hatters idle after 2000 girls' work lost. Other items note cholera deaths in Coron, wild animals in New England, and a North Dakota cattle expedition aiming to circumnavigate the world.
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Thoupatid Mat Workera Idte
Fursslot Manufacturers' Association
Danbury
Conn
Benwell 18 Avenged. Birchall’s plot ends in murder in Ontario
Reginald Birchall expiated on the gallows the murder of his friend Benwell at 8:30 yesterday morning. Birchall deceived Douglas Pel ly and Frederick Benwell to lure the victim to Woodstock and then to Clifton across from Niagara Falls, wiring false business prospects and a farm scheme. The scheme unraveled when Pel ly learned the body was in Princeton Ontario.
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Fife
Wowtiatock
Reginald Birchall
Benwell
Birchall
Kingman
John Reginald Birchall
Church
Lancashire
Ragland
Reginald
Surroy
Oxford
Biresall
David Stephenson
London, and Northwestern
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Candi
Ala
England
FE University
Gentleras
Coara
Birch
Douglas Raymond Pelly
Walden
Place
Saffron Wilden
Evnox
Frederick G
Benwall
Isealidone
Cheltenham
Ida
Moe Aleo
Lewan
Woodutuck
F Wrehall
Frederick
Birchael
Birrhall
Dennett and Pelly
Liverpool
New York
Erie
Buffalo
Pelly
Birchell Birchall
Birghall
McDonald
Ningara Falls
Birchali
Clifton
Ont
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Suspensien Bridge
Birchadi
Mre
Birehail
Imperial Hotel
Birchell
Storles
Benwail
Eebgil
Pely
New -York
Boowell
Timarack
William Mersey
Princeton
Wall Street crash sparks bank safeguards and panic
A New York market panic follows the Decker Howell & Co failure. Clearing House banks pledge credit and issue certificates to ease liquidity. Heavy demand and 3 percent rates grip money markets as brokers rush to trade and assess widespread bank stress.
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Repit
Pao
New York Dispatch
Tigo
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Banka
New York Clearing House Assnelytlon
Ile Yables
London
New York Clearing House Association
Thore
Bank of North America
North River
Mechanics and Traders
Traders’ Bank
Wrough
North America
Decker, Howell & Co
Decker, Howell, & Co
Broadway
William Nelson Crom
Villard
Lard
Ti Eloak
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