Tricky New York alderman on trial amid graft claims
A chaotic sequence of early 20th century crime and disaster items dominates this late edition. The piece notes Jashne a New York alderman and bribe-taker placed on trial, plus vivid reports of a Pittsburg mother’s death and grisly Kansas murder cases. It also recounts Apache raids in Mexico and Arizona with troop movements, rival dispatches from Calabasas and Casita, and the funeral of Rev. Father Bernard Maguire in Washington with extensive clergy attendance. The breadth blends sensational crime, frontier violence, and a religious funeral procession.
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New Comet Discovered by Mr Brooks at Phelps
A telegram to Dr. Swift of Warner Observatory reports Mr. Brooks of Phelps New York discovering a new comet in Castopeia near Kappa with right ascension 0h15m and declination 62°, a large faint nebula without nucleus or tail. It moves slowly east and may be seen with a 3.5 inch telescope, earning Brooks the Warner comet prize.
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Horrible murder and mob reaction in Kansas City
A Kansas City murder report details the killing of Jacob Freimuth's wife by Fritz Rupin a homeless German lodger. Rupin later killed himself amid a frenzied scene as neighbors found Freimuth bloodied and distraught. The stories include attempted outrages in Campen New Jersey and other violent incidents across the region.
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Telegraphic dispatches condensed from the editorials
Noted French painter Eugene Louis Gabriel Isabey dies at an unknown age. Race challenge between Teemer and Hanlan for 1000 dollars per side set for Rockaway in the last week of June. Various U. S. officials and citizens die or are reported ill, including Capt George R Slicer and retired Assistant Engineer F C Goodwin. The Homeland and Cattle Company leases over two million acres in the British southwest territory for twenty one years tax free. The American Surgical Society opens its meeting in Washington with Dr L McLane Tiffany present. Damages awarded in Newburg, N Y against a railroad. Indian raid in Pima county kills two ranchers and damages others. A consul general takes leave and may return to Baltimore. Buffalo streetcar workers demand shorter hours and higher pay. Charlottesville election shows large colored vote for license and local option. Wreck of the Pacific mail steamer Honduras reported with loss of cargo and passengers. Sullivan and Mitchell arrange eight round fight in Chicago. A boy is killed by a train in Bordentown New Jersey. Greece refuses to disarm unless the ultimatum is withdrawn. King George may abdicate. Navy drill near Pensacola ends. Meiga returns to Washington. A 85-year-old man resurfaces in East Woburn after 25 years away. Remains of Wendell Phillips moved to Milton. War Department exonerates Signal Service chief but cites need for reform. Secretary Whitney pushes cruiser completion, Atlanta not yet ready for sea. Supreme Court hears Edmunds Act cohabitation case involving Lorenzo Snow.
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