Trial of Chief P M Arthur opens September fifteenth
Domestic news notes the Tir trial of Chief P M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for 200000 damages for alleged encouragement of a recent strike on the Ann Arbor road at Toledo set to commence in Cleveland on September 15.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ann Arbor
Loledo
Cleveland
Tar International Supreme Lodge of Good Templars
Des Moines
D. H. Mann
New York
Kentucky
Louisville
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Tairmount
Ind
City Bank
Parsons
Kan
Exchange Bank
Weston, C
First National Bank
Kansas City
Tum International Typographical ‘Enion
Chicago
WW. B. Prescott
Toronto
Lone Star Iron Company
Jefferson
Tex
Union Theological Seminary
Charles A. Briggs
Department of Biblical History
Indiana
Arkansas
Seventeenth International
St. Louis
Traxas
Kansas
United States
Louisville & Nashville Road
New Orleans
J. W. Floop
Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company
San Francisco
Reading Clearing Houses
Valdosta
Thomasville
Fairfield
Ill
E. Bonham
Bauer, Foster & Co
Dayton
International Typographical Union
Canada
Tur Genesee Oil Company
Buffalo
N. Y
M. Fox & Co
May Conivin
Carthage
John Hermes
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Methodist Church
Dundoff
Wineley, Dresser & Co
Boston
Sons of the American Revolution
Horace Potter
George Darkr
Jannie M. Fadden
Cape Charles
Eastville
Highspire
Harrisburgh
Frank Aldrich
District of Columbia
Washington
Tuk First National Bank of
Political and Personal News Snapshots
President Cleveland has gained weight and adopts a dieting plan. The Democratic state convention will convene in Cincinnati on August 9. Walter Phelps and family arrived in New York aboard the Sordée from Bremen. Miss Merta Mercenne of Salem Ireland becomes Indiana’s first woman lawyer. William M. Mrreplin of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing resigns. The National Republican League sets Chicago as its headquarters. Justice Samuel Blatchford suffered paralysis at his Newport cottage.
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Cleveland
Ouro Democrats
Cincinnati
Walter Phelps
Germany
New York
Bremen
M. Merta Mrrcenrenn
Salem
Indiana
Willliam M. Mrreplin
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
National Republican League
Chicago
Samuel Blarchrown
United States Supreme Court
Newport
R. I
Outlawed Panama Canal Convicts Freed by Paris Court
The Paris Court of Cassation orders the release from prison of M. De Lesseps, his son, and other canal fund defendants after ruling their Panama case outlawed. It notes political shifts in Germany and other global turmoil, including a deadly Greek powder magazine explosion and Mecca bound steamer Khiva disaster.
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Court of Cassation
Paris
M. de Lesseps
Reichstag
Srpepia
Chudor
Canada
Prof
Campbell
Chihuahua
Mexico
Athens
Greece
Tur
Khiva
Mecca
Bombay
Jeddah
Uttermatlan
Loja
Ecuador
Zamora
RAIL TRAIN DERAILMENT KILLS NINE IN PARKSVILLE TUNNEL
A Long Island Railroad train carrying about 1000 riders from Sheepshead Bay derailed in a tunnel near Parksville New York. Nine people died and twenty six were injured in the wreck.
Not Guilty Verdict for Lizzie Borden in Murder Case
Lizzie Borden was acquitted of murder after a lengthy trial in New Reprorp Massachusetts. The jury returned a not guilty verdict at 4 30 p m amid cheers from spectators. Borden, distraught yet composed, departed for Fall River with supporters and press waiting outside.
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Lizzie Borden
Reprorp
Mass
Miss Borden
Robinson
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Adams
Gov. Robinson
Mr. Knowlton
Mr. Moody
Fall River
Fire destroys Madison home. infant dies in blaze
In Manorson Wisconsin on a Tuesday afternoon a fire in A Van Deusen's residence burned the kitchen. An 18 month old boy perished in a high chair. a servant girl severely burned awaits likely death. a 3 year old girl badly burned will recover. Mother and another child were away. Cause suspected as unsafe kerosene lighting by the servant girl.
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Mawnip
Canovas del Castillo
Canovas
Madison
Manorson
Wis
A. van Deusen
Michigan Small Fruits to Be Plenty
The weekly crop report from the Michigan weather service bureau notes warm weather and low rainfall improving ground conditions. Crops grow rapidly with good prospects for pears peaches plums and apricots while apples run below average. Hay potatoes and vegetables also promise good yields.
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Michigan
Demnarr
Mich
Michigan Weather Service Bureau
Frightful Long Island Rail Disaster Kills Nine
A Long Island railroad train carrying about 1000 racegoers from Sheepshead Bay derailed in a tunnel near Parkville. Nine killed, about 100 injured, and investigators seek blame for a likely switch failure. Names include Patrick Daly and HL S Pringle. engineer John Bachner and conductor George Ormsby. coroner to hold inquest. Married teachers in St Louis dismissed.
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Long Island
Tun
Patrick Daly
Third District
New York City
HL S Pringle
New York
Sency Hospital
Brooklyn
Henry Splak
Jefferson Market
Robert Dudley
B.S. McGonigle
Fritz D. Johnson
John Simlay
Quinby
Utica
N. Y
Bay Ridge Division
Manhattan Railroad
Parkville
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Sheepshead Bay
Bay Ridge
Daly
Mr. Pringle
Robert Cutting
Henry Spink
John Bachner
George Ormsby
Ormsby
Kane
Painter Falls 100 Feet in Chicago Building
John Thornly, 100 feet from a scaffold inside the Manufactures building, died instantly. He was part of a painter gang finishing the interior when he lost balance and fell. Napoleon Long, 16, arrested for stabbing his father Miller P. Long in Napoeon Ohio after a disciplinary reprimand for not working.
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Curcago
John Thornly
Manufactures
Thornly
Napoeon, O
Miller P. Long
Napoleon
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Italy
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Amazon
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