STARTLING EVIDENCE A NEGRO COACHMAX STATEMENT
A sensational testimony piece recounts George H. Jackson, a private coachman, detailing his fear filled night driving a carriage to Newport with a shocked woman passenger. He describes a dark, gripping encounter, describes a railroad rail hitching, and notes threats and a lineup at the jail as investigators pursue the crime’s suspects.
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Discoveries by Dr. Denials Bruith in Africa Expedition
Dr Denials Bruith the Philadelphia physician hailed from Africa in Lagos. He traveled from London to Koglaunt and Dakar, reporting trials and escapes during his expedition. He documented new tribes including pygmins, naked and negro in color, four to five feet tall. They farm corn and rear sheep and goats, with poisoned arrows as chief weapons.
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Crisis in France threatens cabinet dissolution
Paris reports describe a deep political uproar as Premier Bourgeois conveys to President Faure that the senate conflict may force a cabinet resignation. Dissolution looms as Radicals seek to overthrow the ministry while public apathy grows and Faure bears blame from moderates.
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Fragmented 19th century news notes and quotes
A cropped, garbled page compiles scattered items from Feb and later, including references to Nansen, Vansickle, and a coroner’s exhumation, plus brief World events. It mentions political resignations in Apia, phosphate discovery near Reed’s Gap Pennsylvania, a Montgomery murder trial, Lafayette College catalog notes, and mine fatality tallies with damaged context throughout.
Beaiss Appesi to Sexton Lossinrsgh and WA Npenitan
A fragmentary report mentions Beaiss Appesi and Sexton with partial references to National part and hair agra ble and honorin. The readable text hints at a connection to Sexton and a national context but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Trial of Wife Murderer Patten Ends Calmly
Jury returns verdict in a troubling case of Arkermia killed his wife on a night in or near a residence. The accused allegedly struck her with a weapon then drew a knife and slit her throat in a violent act. The court records the verdict without visible agitation.
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Notable Dying Wife in Augusta and Illness in New Edinburgh
Summary of scattered items notes the dying wife of Hon Joseph H Manley at their Augusta Maine home while Sir Charles Tupper suffers a serious illness at his residence in New Edinburgh Ontario. Also reported are acquittals in a murder case in Terra Haute Indiana and a major fire at Martin's Ferry Ohio destroying Buckeye Glass Works with heavy losses. Local crime and railway officials in Cleveland are touched upon in terse phrases.
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In Congress They Struggle Over Teeltt Buy Action
A long, jumbled report describes congressional gridlock on Teeltt Buy and appropriations. It notes the upper chamber may adjourn by June first, with emphasis on Indian and army appropriation bills, committee reports due by Wednesday, and possible Cuban policy moves. Mentions Van Worn va Tarsney contest, Davis supporting Moo rcar doctrine, and talk of early adjournment with tariff debates shaping the week.
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Senator Quay’s Candidacy Declared in Beavers Visit
Senator Quay clarifies his presidential bid in an interview with Frank D. H. Robison of Cleveland. Robison notes McKinley forces remain loyal, while Quay insists his candidacy is sincere and aimed at victory despite any opposition.
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Prize Ring Chaos Attracts Attention In Tri City Fight
A chaotic and violent prize fight unfolds with horses and bull wreaking havoc ringside. Spectators report fatalities and injuries as ring officials and governors grapple with the brutality and the need to suspend future bouts. Local authorities pledge investigation amid public outcry.
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