Arbuckle death case links men in custody in New York
Four more arrests tie suspects to the death of Frank P. Arbuckle, Denver businessman and Democratic leader. At Luchow’s saloon Arbuckle met with Stevens Davidson Menger and others. disputes over a gambling game and a possible robbery lead investigators to question the group.
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Notable Crimes and Disastrous Incidents Across Regions
A sweeping digest of violent acts and legal cases. Raids near Deer Creek end in a gunfight. detectives pursue suspects linked to a feared Arizona gang led by Case Young. In Kansas, the Frazier murder case ends with a not guilty verdict for key defendants amid a broader wave of cattle theft investigations. A machine promises to replace skilled radiator molding workers, as labor-saving tech reshapes workshops. Other items report fugitives recaptured, a banker freed on a legal technicality, a wife and five children drowned case, and an evening earthquake in Wilmington Delaware with minor structural effects.
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Conaty Named Catholic University Leader in Washington
The nomination of Rev Dr T J Conaty as head of the Catholic University in Washington is announced after a telegram reached his city. Born 1817 in Ireland, he built a long priestly career in Worcester and Taunton Mass. He led Catholic schooling efforts and the parochial system, and has been active in Irish affairs and American citizenship advocacy. Additional local items include a fraud conviction of Blythe township school officials, a ransom belief in a missing Miss Pauline Bauer case, a forgery confession by Benjamin Cooper, a plea for support for actress Rose Cozhian, and a bank teller’s $1000 shortage in Lebanon Pa.
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Cannibal Treachery and Trials Across Ports and Counties
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United States Prepares for War and Fortifications
The press reports Canada readies for war while U S fortifies its frontier and Quebec’s defenses are armed. Navy discusses disappearing batteries on Star and Appledore lands in the Isle of Shoals. The London Times notes Frals Wild abandoning Erryshrea. Spanish fears Cuban and Philippine news may spur Porto Rico unrest.
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Weyler Campaign in Cuba Report Claims Failure
The report from Havana claims Captain General Weyler’s campaign in the Pinardel Hilo province has failed and that Weyler will return to Havana after exhausting all efforts. It notes insurgent forces around 20,000 strong, with leaders like Mastin Camer and Goes active, while reinforcements and supply shortages affect both sides amid rumors of a potential conference between insurgent leaders and Spanish representatives.
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Colonization scheme and piracy tale spawns dispatches
The piece describes a utopian colonization plan by Captain Meryssan in the South Pacific, aiming to form a cooperative republic with fifty men to spearhead voyages and settle new lands, while recounting unrelated crime trials, counterfeiting, reform efforts, and a Spanish royal intrigue involving Princess Elvira’s disownment.
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Death notices from Emmitsburg area include two cases
The report records the death of Lawrence Stourer age about 18 at his bicycle shop after work, found dead at supper time and buried at St Marys Cemetery. It also notes the death of Mrs Asth Combach age 64, widow of Tylar Combach, with funeral at Avbury M L church and burial at Grerpmount Cemetery. she leaves a son in Philadelphia and a daughter in Washington.
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Weddings Spark in Frederick and nearby towns
A local notice reports numerous weddings in Frederick and nearby areas over the past two months with fourteen more weddings expected in Adams County and surroundings in the current year or next.
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Governor appoints John K Shaw to Maryland School for the Deaf board
Governor Lowndes yesterday named John K Shaw of Baltimore to the board of trustees of the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb in succession to the late Frederick Pratt. The appointment follows the death of Pratt and designates Shaw as a new trustee.
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Local Health and Property Notes From Thurmont and Baltimore
A Thurmont resident Mr Howard Roazer dies of pneumonia and a James F Kemp family child falls ill. In Baltimore, rumors say the City College building may be moved to a new site near Noris Howard’s area, with construction plans discussed amid tentative arrangements.
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