The Heeist Puller Murder on the Barkentine Fuller
A Boston passenger on the Herbert Fuller describes a brutal aboard murder aboard the barkentine. Captain killed in his cabin with an ax. First mate Thomas Brown accused, crew and wheelman Lahez detained. Bodies shipped to morgue. Munds, Harvard student, aided in raising alarm. Diplomatic steps discuss extradition and treaty talks with China.
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Hauras
Herbert Fuller
Halifax
Preene
F. H. Mundhs
Fuller
Boston
Harvard
South America
Mandis Fini
Mandis
Thomas Brown
Munds
Bramburg
Brown
Lahez
Mutchs
Seaman Brown
HiveTax
State Department
Lersham
Ashfax
Barkentine
Department of Justice
United States
Murderer’s tragic family killing shocks Missouri farm
A farmer Gorman Swain killed three of his children with a knife, set his house ablaze, then fatally shot himself. His wife had died last spring and abuse had escalated, leaving the three eldest children to leave home earlier that Sunday.
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Gorman Swain
Nile
Swain
Notable Obituaries and Fire Destroys Terre Haute Block
Bers and Hoy widows pass away in New York and Long Branch aged 74 and 66. Secretary Carlisle returns from Chesapeake Bay trip to Washington. A monument to abolitionist John Brown is unveiled at his Saranac Lake farm. Naylor’s Opera House in Terre Haute burns, costing about 300000 with total losses near 100000.
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Bers
Josephine Hoy
John Hoey
New York
Long Branch
Joseph Wesley Harper
Harper Brothers
Gieti
City
Carlisle
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
John Brown
Steutionist
Saranac Lake
Naylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Political factions converge at Populist convention
A fragmented Populist movement battles over Bryan Sewall fusion at the Chicago gathering. Butler and Debs back a southern and northern bloc, while Bryan supporters resist compromises. Leaders warn of defections if a middle ground fails, as East delegates lean Bryan unless party unity is threatened.
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Eugene V. Dees
Cyclone
Davis
Texas
Bryan
Sewall
Senator Butler
North Carolina
Butler
Brian
Bath
People’s Party
Br. Davis
James R. Jones
Northwest
Ademire
South
Republican Party
Rutin
Theso
A.2
Patter
Tris Gener
Pearteessant
Brean
Democratic Executive Committee
Isaace Roent
Jones
Democratic Committee
Flood Devastation Leaves Nine Dead in Kentucky
A devastating flood in Kentucky on July 2 results in nine deaths as homes along the Bernsen canal are swept away. Families lose everything, bridges wash out, crops ruined, and rescue efforts continue amid continued floodwaters. Coroner investigates recovered bodies while rail service and bridges suffer extensive damage across several counties.
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Wibow
Aml
Mic Reyanets
Daughterial Sanio
Daan Moon
Jenacer
Joes
Sue
Berson Valley
Creck
Avery
Fromkiin
Qurmage
Behoney Jostaight
Ree
Verdete
James Bradley
Bretn
Witew Molie Brrant
Millson
Aspect
Nora
Thar Massie
Flom
Bradley
Boteen Rovers
Dan Moore
Brrant
Criepe
Lexington
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
Chesapeake
Louisville
Laxton
Huat
Stock Ad Prods Markets and New York Exchange Notes
Markets show mixed commodity moves and dampened sentiment amid a broad volume of futures activity. Philadelphia grain and livestock prices edge lower or steady while New York steer and hog quotes drift. European cables report US animal prices mixed with thin demand and spot market softness across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
Fell Through a Trestle Tragedy Leaves City in Shock
A tram wreck near Murphysboro July 22 injured several people as a car plunged from a trestle into a creek. Victims include Mark Clerk Hasuthun and Mrs Siv Ciuee with various injuries. others named include Andrew Childers and George Suetert among numerous bystanders. Children were hurt and some residents reported head and facial injuries while many fled the scene. Police and emergency crews attended, with the extent of damage described as severe in a crowded street setting.
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Peter
Mark Clerk Hasuthun
Thin City
Siv Ciuee
Moure State
Boise
Andrew Childers
Murphysboro
Cott
Carbondaly
Tally
George Suetert
Bloom
G.& Jinow
Onitiers
Moruium
Witlenben
Cape Gurirdesti
Beulsal
Anerson
Groodk Tower
Se Louis
Yesterday's baseball scores from major leagues
National Lemruce beat Chicago 7 to 3 in a Chicago game. Cleveland won 2 to 0 over Washington, and Cincinnati edged New York 4 to 1 in another. Baltimore swept Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in two games. Springfield defeated Buffalo 2 to 0, Providence beat Albany 4 to 2, Wilkes-Barre downed Syracuse 4 to 1, and Scranton won 6 to 1 in other league play. Bryan's nomination in Omaha drew a large, peaceful crowd as W. J. Bryan delivered a nonpartisan speech. London reported Queen Victoria witnessed thePrincess Maud marriage. a carriage incident caused burns to an attendant. Canada saw Tom Cooper beat Walter Sanger in a record-setting bicycle race. Jay Gould's first wife testimony emerged in a Quebec court case. British forces defeated rebels in the Matappo Hills. several casualties were reported. Moonshiners clashed with marshals in West Virginia with casualties on both sides. Randolph Barton, a Maryland elector, opposed currency plank. Li Hung Chang was rumored to go from London to Washington, skipping a Vie nna visit.
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Systeini
Fran
Bela
Bela Ergetie
Poprbot Woekerm
Kansts
Ueing Crum
Dpon Che Twalditte
McKintey
Bryans
Chat Giline
Bryan
Gamjorithm
St Os Fo
Paul Vaniervoort
Nebraska
Eugene V. Debs
Fassel
Towne
Minnesota
Restenlar
Victor L. Berger
Wisco
Donnelly
Brian
Sewalkie
Joseph F. Buchanan
National Committee
New Jersey
Lindell
Che
New York City
Brookton
East
Wusl
Dinos
Chicago
Music Hall
Grover Cleveland
Francis Newlands
Nevada
William P. St. John
New York
Hrean
Sewxall
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Ernest J. Snabe, Jr
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Maon
Clinton P. Pains
Paine & Molaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Raine
James D. Mason
Winslow Williams
WM. P. Harvey
M. McD
Prichard
Baker Johnson
Fredsrice
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
Atlanta
Northern Department
German St
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THOS
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Albaugh
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Frederick, MD
Discount Sale
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Saunders
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Eepjes
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Mo Kinles
Ri Ganz Chaas
Loxpoy
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Sara
Li Hung Chang
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