Murderer Harry Hayward's Death Sealed by Forgiveness Plea
The condemned man Harry Hayward exchanged final words with his brother Adry after sending a note asking for forgiveness. Governor Clough signed the death warrant for Hayward, who plans to refuse a last, lethal antidote and face execution on Wednesday. The story follows accompanying fire damage in Chicago and other midwestern incidents.
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Adry Yententay
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Adry
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Ady
Toen
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Ivis
Clough
Hayward
Labor Convention at Madison Square Garden Highlights 1896 Plans
The American Federation of Labor convened in New York with delegates including Frances Martel of Chicago and leaders from England and Wales. Key topics include an eight hour movement on May 1, 1896 and efforts to dissolve the Knights of Labor into an educational body. Ex-President Gompers is a candidate against President McBride as the convention opens.
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Phere
Frances Martel
Chicago
Ashlaud House
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Nes
Senate Committees and Probable Chairmanships Discussed
Washington Dec 9 The senate committee outlook shows chairmanships likely to be distributed by seniority with several key posts still unsettled. The house program is a dreary waste with committees to be announced after the holiday break, and few bills will advance until Reed completes his panel.
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Congress
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Olney
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Noted Journalist George Sala Dies After Illness
George Augustus Sala, famed English journalist and author born in 1838, died after a long illness at Brighton. He edited Temple Bar Magazine, served as Daily Telegraph correspondent in America, France, Italy, Russia, and wrote travel books. His career included war reporting and coverage of historic events.
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George Augustus Sala
Brighton
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London
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United States
Daily Telegraph
News of the Churches Sunday Services City and County
Sunday church notices report Rev Albert Getty of St James Lutheran preaching to a large congregation at St James. A Ledler Mite Rotary meeting set for Tuesday at Mrs Eugene Albaughs home. Mrs S M Hench returns from FrappE Pennsylvania with uncle Mr O P Shellenberger to spend weeks at the parsonage. Atlantic exposition trip noted. Sunday school gains four new classes and twenty four children. new teachers include Miss Laura Heinlein Miss Smallwood Miss Keller and Edgar Moors and Roger Wick.
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Eugenee Albaugh
M. Hench
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Montgomery Cous Y
EB. G Growaback
Bes
O. P. Shellenberger
Atlants
Land Sale Near Brookhill and Rail Line
Noah E. Cramer sold 13 acres of land for the heirs of David O. Thomas to Samuel A. Nusbaum and Capista Walter Sauadera near Brookhill, between the Pennay Yania Railroad and Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike, at a price of $905 to Marlis L. dhaa kie, executor.
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Pennay
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Walter Sauadera
Marlis L. Dhaakie
Brookhill
Thia County
Bhackie
Free Fight Incident On East Patrick Street Colored Men In Court
A Saturday night bareknuckle fight on East Patrick Street brought several well-known polios court figures before Justice Eckstein for hearings this evening. The report notes the men were under guard, and describes the clash as a condemned spectacle.
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Venezuela Urges Defense Against British Boundary Claim
Venezuela mobilizes for defense of its borders amid a boundary dispute with Great Britain. Puerto Cabello hosts a torpedo boat fund drive, Bolivar collects weekly contributions, Caracas to host a defense convention, and a national parade will feature state and national coats of arms. Crespo cabinet endorses but cautions calm action.
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Littis Republica Washineton
Puerto Cabello
Bolivar
Central Bank
Republic
Caracao
Venezuela
Central Society For the Propagation of
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Crespo
Turbulent Turkish Crisis and Armenian Massacres Report
Dispatches detail British and Russian diplomacy over Turkish demands to move warships into the Dardanelles, with rumors of sultanate concessions. Reports cite the Sivas massacres beginning November 19, killing about 1,000 Armenians and 10 Turks, plus wholesale Armenian expulsions and village massacres near Erzingjan. The Times correspondent notes possible new grand vizier appointment and Nelidimy’s message, while Armenian devastation and refugee misery widen. Simultaneously a New York ceremony honors Cardinal Gibbons and St Francis Xavier with pomp and floral decor.
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Deed Maz to Cleveland Coroner Verdict in Train Crash
The coroner is said to have decided the verdict on the recent deadly crash that killed seventeen. The motorman is said to be blameless while the bridge captain is exonerated and the blame may fall on the car contractor. Edward Hoffman died in the accident. Mrs Farrall injured in a runaway near Wanpost Med.
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