Reformers plead for Maybrick reprieve amid doubt
In New York and London notes, Mr. Spurgeon urges granting mercy to Mrs. Maybrick, arguing doubt surrounds her guilt in her husband’s death. Attorneys claim the phrase sick unto death is Southern vernacular, and stress the need for caution before carrying out capital punishment. Postmaster appointments and a long fasting man’s death are also reported.
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President Heads West for Indianapolis After Quiet Day
The president did not have public business yesterday as he prepared to depart for Indianapolis. A short drive and tea at the Elkins cottage preceded his travel, with many waiting at the station. Debate over an extra congressional session remained undecided. Kilrain’s habeas case remains in Jackson with potential retrial next January.
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Murderer in Anson County Prison Attempts Suicide
Aug. 21. Austin Myatt, murderer of James E. Cavanaugh, was housed in a state prison cell with Jonathan Hughes the Camden forger. He acted morbidly, talked of his wife, and tried to end his life with a broken case knife, slashing his neck and bleeding heavily. Doctors report little hope of recovery.
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Anarchy in Connellsville Coke Region Reported
The Times notes a staff investigation into lawless unrest in the Connellsville coke region. Ringleaders Jacob Otto and Christ Body, both red flag anarchists, are blamed for inciting violence as they drift through the area building revolutionary activity.
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New York Monied Men Organize for World’s Fair Finance
Leaders of finance including Gould Rockefeller Belmont Seligman Inman and Morgan ally Babcock meet at City Hall to organize the 1892 World’s Fair effort. Seligman proposes a 15 million dollar stock company with city-backed security and building ownership as collateral. An executive committee is formed to study plans and capital structure.
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Latter Day Saints Missionaries Stir West Virginia Counties
In Wheeling and surrounding counties Mormon elders push aggressive proselytizing. Converts, mainly women, cause family breakups and local anti Mormon tensions rise toward possible organized action to drive missionaries out. Rhetoric centers on polygamy denial and warnings from a Pendleton County resistor who warned friends. Regulators in Warren County discipline several alleged proselytizers.
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