Chicago to host twelfth annual American Bar meeting
New York dispatch reports the twelfth annual meeting of the American Bar Association to be held in Chicago at the Methodist Church block starting next Wednesday. President David Dudley Field presides over a three day schedule with numerous papers on judicial independence federal systems and uniform divorce law, plus discussions and a Pullman excursion. Prominent lawyers from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and elsewhere are listed as attendees and speakers.
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David Dudley Fightins
Chicago
American Bar Association
Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Jerney City
ArtiWo
President Field
General Council
Henry B. Brown
Michigan
Water B. Bill
Georgia
Union League Club
Simeon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Pullman
B. F. Arer
Simon E. Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
James O. Broadhead
St. Louis
Benjamin H. Bristow
Edward J. Phelps
Burlington
Clarkson X. Potter
Alexander R. Lawson
Savannah
Cortlandt Parker
Newark
John W. Stevenson
Covington
William Allen Butler
Thomas J. Semmes
New Orleans
George G. Wright
Des Moiines
David Dud Jerfield
Grand Paris Hovel
Iirriase
Supreme Court
R. Wayne Parker
Charles Henry Kutier
Howard Partson W
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
Edward O. Hinkler
Beltimore
Wicker George Smith
E. R. Dillaway
Philip Ti. Sears
Saratoga
Mason and Dixon
A Peculiar Bather On Coney Inland
Imane Wotan Sheehy of Austere Frequenters of Coney Inland New York Aug 24. Officer Atkinson patrolling Doyle's bathing pavilion West Brazhton Coney Leland saw a woman walking in water with full attire and gesticulating wildly. He arrested her water after she removed her dress and attempted to remove other clothing. In court she claimed she only bathed and behaved oddly. judge Newton remanded for sanity examinations.
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Knoxville's Grief and Railway Disaster Toll
Knoxville mourns as coroner verdicts name Col Isham Young dead and Edward Barker and J E Barry believed injured others, with Barker trapped for over an hour. Judge Maloney serious with broken ribs and a fractured thigh. Inquest returns accidental death for Col J T Powers. remains sent to Ashland, Ky. Mass mourning and city meetings follow. Harrison departs Indianapolis after reunion crowds greet him. President rides to Union Station amid cheers. New Jersey arrests amid barn burnings and robberies. Grames brothers linked to Union County outlaws. Ocean Grove crowds surge for Methodist camping season close. Barnum and Bailey train wreck injures and kills livestock. Ogilby released in New Brunswick. Lawrenson reports drowned sisters buried together. Hebrews plan Ocean Beach hotel. Patrons of Husbandry picnics attract thousands. Smiths reunion planned with 3,000 expected. Bakers' lockout continues with no changes. Kilrain bond arranged.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Isham Young
Brand of Public Works
Edward F. Barker
J. E. Barry
Barker
Maloney
3. T. Powers
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Crash on a curve causes derailment and injuries in West Virginia
The Aug 21 accident near Parker’s Creek between Petroleum and Silver Run involved a Baltimore and Ohio train and an accommodation train. A wrong order commanded the eastbound special to pass the accommodation at Petroleum, the latter to pass the special at Silver Run. Two engines and a coach wrecked. Engineer Lavien killed or fatally injured, Howland fatally, two firemen killed, several others wounded, and numerous injuries. Initial reports of 12 to 15 dead later revised. Additional items include a South Carolina race conflict and Chautauqua photography graduates. Local weather noted showers and warmer conditions.
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W.va
Mass
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Silverrun
Petroleum
Silver Run
King
Lavuen
Georgie Howland
James Fletcher
John Butler
Hunter
Manley
Central
Robert Mallory
Rose
Grafton
Fragmented Nugget: Elections, Travels and Executions
Brief items note six September elections with second ballots planned two weeks later. Postmaster Wanamaker leaves Newport. Reports from Athens and Constantinople say Crete’s situation improves. Briggs’s paramour departed from Liverpool to Boston. Briggs once aligned with Whigs and Republicans, close to Corwin Ewing Lincoln and Chase. German imperial party arrives at Metz amid enthusiasm. West Virginia gubernatorial contest likely to favor Fleming after disputed Gulf votes. Desperado Jim McCoy hanged in San Antonio for Sheriff McKinney’s murder two years prior.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sheriff McKinney
Jimmy Hopes Daring Auburn Prison Escape Exploit
Jimmy Hope, 32, recently released from Auburn Prison, remains a marked figure after a famed five year sentence. He and accomplices once tunneled from the prison and escaped in citizen clothes, provoking the era’s boldest breakout. He later faced federal and state actions as authorities pursue related bank robbery cases in New York and Poughkeepsie.
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Auburn
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Efe
Pan Notte
Jin Brady
Jelure
London
Hope
Ws J. Watson
California
San Quente Prion
Anter Fron
Ihey
New York
Jimmy Lope
Poughkeepsie
Mahone’s Ticket Two Ex-Confederates Named for Virginia Races
Campbell C. Simp, the Virginia Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, hails from Lee county and is about 50. An Emory and Fleury College graduate of 1808, he served as a Confederate colonel and two term state legislator. Warren S. Lurry, from Harrisonburg in Rockingham, is about 45 and a prominent lawyer who once directed the western Virginia US district attorney role. a cousin of Stonewall Jackson, he commanded artillery in the Confederate army.
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Virginia
Lee County
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Lurry
Harrisonsburg
Bockingham County
United States
West Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Seized Sealer and Vessels in Behring Sea
The American sealing schooner James G. Swan was seized in Behring Sea on July 30 with 235 seals aboard by the government revenue cutter Richard Rush. The vessel was ordered to Sitka Alaska to be turned over to American authorities. The Bush seized the British schooner Emetta with 600 skins. Between forty and fifty vessels are in Behring Sea.
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Port Townsenp
Wash
Aus
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Behring Sea
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Sitka
Alaska
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Minnie
Black Diamond
Look Out For A Hurricane Near Bahamas Coast
Aug 24 reports from Santo Domingo Porto Plata and Havana indicate a hurricane center over the Bahamas with cyclonic disturbances growing in the Gulf of Mexico. The Bahama hurricane position is uncertain. it may be near Crooked Island passage and could curve toward Florida or the Hatteras area. Masters urged to take suitable precautions as further telegraphic details arrive.
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Santo Domingo
Porto Plata
Havana
Bahama Islands
Gulf of Mexico
Bermuda
Crooked Island
Florida
Hatteras
Soothing syrup dangers and patent remedies advert
A discarded fragment warns of children harmed by opiate laden syrup and advocates Ackl exs Baby Soother as a harmless alternative. It promotes Acxers Dyspepsia Tablets for digestion relief. Both products are advertised as sold by J A Williamson, druggist, with prices listed.
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J. A. Williamson
Sucz
Market Strain Limits Trade Then Brighter Prospects
New York Aug 2 R G Dun reports monetary pressure trimmed general trade despite excellent crop prospects. Lending rates rise seen as artificial by some while speculation had withdrawn funds from legitimate business. Mills face suspensions amid prior brighter manufacturing outlook and potential to meet liabilities if orders hold. Wool market unsettled. Philadelphia banks cautious. interior cities better supplied. Fall trade prospects improve with large crops and modest gains in clothing and dry goods.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Unde
Treasury
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