13 Jun 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1889
Page
1
A local retailer touts a vast Spring and Summer clothing stock with extraordinary values. It highlights a large, varied selection including men’s suits and dress goods, promising exceptional quality and affordability across multiple price points.
Sullivan and co defendant were found guilty in Chicago on the Cronin murder. The verdict names Sullivan and others as principals and suggests more arrests will follow. New York suspects Moroney and McDonald remain jailed as Dublin lawmen and Irish groups are cited in the case.
Report covers the looming Sullivan vs McDonald confrontation with observers watching as trials unfold. It notes Birmin burgh’s Lebax doubts on Sullivan’s commitment, training shifts, and the broader scene of boxing figures, officials, and upcoming events, including transportation to Europe and training adjustments.
Debris cleanup slows as towns mobilize, 14th regiment and local authorities organize tents and rations for survivors. Gen Hastings coordinates relief from Johnstown with temporary headquarters at the freight warehouse. 18th regiment may be deployed. Deaths include W W Wright, former canal commissioner, in Syracuse.
A Kansas lynching saga unfolds after a suspected thief named Larkins is captured by a mob in Tempe. He is tortured, hanged, revived, and ultimately hidden as mob fear grows, with authorities planning murder trials for the lynchers. Also reports Niagara Falls wedding, fatal fire arrest, Jesuit estates protest, and various regional incidents.
A crowded excursion train carrying Sunday school scholars and relatives bound for Warrenport derailed near Armagh. Seventy were killed and many wounded, with reports that several victims were children among the dead.
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