Howard Found Guilty in Goebel Assassination Case
Frankfort Ky Sept 27 The jury found Jim Howard guilty of murder in the Goebel assassination and set the death penalty. Jurors were evenly split on punishment, with ten voting death on initial ballot and two shifting to death on first ballot. The verdict noted Howard fired the shot or was present during the shooting.
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Frankfort
Jim Howard
Goebel
Howard
Youtney
Merry Howard
Senator Toebel
Crutcher
Elliott
John ‘G. White
Aa3 Si eee Shee tac hele Conde 7sem
In a fragmentary text the item notes a person named Conde and a seven step event. Readable details are limited and no dates or places are clearly confirmed. The record preserves minimal facts from the damaged OCR segment.
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Shee Tac Hele
Conde
Died At His Post In Marble Hill Church
New York Qet Rev Gilbert B Gregory died during morning service at St Stephens M E church Marble Hill Manhattan. Though urged to retire due to heart trouble he refused saying he would meet death serving duty. He was 63 and had not preached three Sundays. The church was crowded for his return.
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New York
Qet. L
Gilbert B. Gregory
St. Stephens
M. E. Church
Marble Hill
Manhattan Island
Gregory
Darington
Kingsbridge
Wolcott Dies After Stroke Aboard Big Four Train
William V. Wolcott of Borston died at St Vincent hospital from an apoplexy stroke suffered on a Big Four train. He was 70 years in St Louis business circles, with stakes in zinc mines and banking. Family members arrived from St Louis and Boston to funeral details.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William V. Wolcont
Borston
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wolcott
Boston
Camills
S&s
Walcott & Shane
Journal and Times
St. Louis
Missouri
Wolcott & Co
State Street
Wall Street
New York
Shooting on the Atlantic Express Injures Conductor
A Pullman conductor aboard the Florida Express on a New York to Philadelphia route was wounded in a shooting Sunday. The assailant fled after the incident near the nets. the conductor, identified as A. E. Indie, is from the local area and was seriously injured. Police investigation continues as authorities seek the shooter.
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Philadelphia
Julian Washter
Elovida
York
Pennay
Varia
Maui
Allied Commanders Dispatch Shan Hai Kwan Expedition
Reports state Allied leaders order a combined land and naval expedition to Shan Hai Kwan on the Gulf of Liao Tung. Washington notes possible Boxer decline. Prince Tuan reportedly deposed, Wan Wen Chao named to succeed him, with tensions and preparations across China and the legations. General withdrawal of Russian troops announced at Peking, while Britain and Russia clash over rail lines.
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Shan Hai Kwan
Gulf of
Liao Tung
Washington
Prince Tuan
Wan Wen Chao
Kong Yi
China
State Department
Tuan
Russia
Ching
Peking
Taku
Shanghai
Linovitch
Pulk
St. Pete Pare
Colu
Imperial Deer Park
Alfred Gaselee
Tien-Tsin
Washingon
Chaffee
A Ecailta
Shan
Hal Kwan
Gulf of Lizo
Tuta
Insurgent Activity and American Reports Near Manila
Philippine battles near Manila noted with attacks at Las Pinas Paranaque and outposts at Imus Bacoor and Muntinlupa. Insurgents blamed for actions in Zambales and Batangas with two skirmishes on the Bicol river. Estimated insurgent casualties total around 90. San Francisco men John McMahon and Ralph McCord missing for three weeks after a trip to Vigan and Bangui. Captain Samuel E. Smiley of the 15th Infantry heads to the United States after health issues in China.
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Manila
Las Pinas
Paranaque
Miinila
Imds
Batangas
Bicol
South Camarines
John McMahon
Ralph McCord
San Francisco
Vigan
Bangned
Luzon
Samuel E. Smiley
15Th
United States Infantry
Gen
Bates
Philippines
China
United States
Celtic
Governor Sayers reports flood relief funds totaling 672476.29
Governor Joseph D. Sayers discloses that through September 30 1990 the Texas flood relief fund totaled 672476.29 dollars. He notes 3592.50 remains from Brazos Valley relief and that in transit drafts are included. He promises a full itemized future report on sources and expenditures.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
Sayers
Texas
Brazos River Valley
United States
Joseph D. Sayers
US Vessel Construction in Quarter Ended Sept 1900
The commissioner of navigation reports 308 vessels totaling 88 790 gross tons built in the United States from the quarter ended September 30 1900. Of wood 160 were sail and 127 steam. Steel ships: four sail and 27 steam. Atlantic Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coast distributions noted with most on the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Commissioner of Navigation
United States
Atlantic
Galt
Pacific
Gulf
Lord Roberts Promoted to Commander in Chief
An editorial notes the appointment of Lord Roberts as commander in chief and hints that Lord Kitchener will return home to aid him in the new post.
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Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Smoke Ordinance Warrants Issued in New York
A large number of warrants were issued Friday to officers of the health department for arrest of persons charged with violating the smoke ordinance and burning soft coal. Cases were continued to next week and over $0 in fines were served.
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New ‘York
Department
Elizabeth Johnston Dies in Lyndon Hall Preparations
The 16 year old Elizabeth Johnston, daughter of Stokaohn Johnston of St Louis, died of blood poisoning at Lyndon Hall in Poughkeepsie while preparing for Nassar College. The illness began with swelling on the lip.
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Poughkeepsie
Elizabeth Johnston
Stokaohnston
St. Louis
Lyndon ‘Hall Achéal
Nassar College
Reading Co. Ten Percent Wage Increase Sparks Union Warning
Notices posted in Shamokin Shenandoah and Scranton announce a ten percent wage rise for miners starting October 1. Organizers urge strikers to stay idle until union orders. disputes over sliding scale and permanent gains persist amid troop movements and district meetings.
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Shenandoah, I.a
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co
Mahanoy City
George Harris
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Harris
Reading Co
Gobin
Philadelphia & Reading
C.S. Pottier
Pottier
National ‘Board of the
United State
Schuylkill
Creek
Scranton
Ojr
Othey
Deera
Laealenarny
United ‘Mine Workers
Paul Talmage's Call to Unoccupied Fields of Faith
The sermon urges Christian churches to stop building on others foundations and begin active evangelism beyond established congregations. It stresses reaching skeptics, aiding alcoholics, and treating the world as a vast field needing missionaries, with life saving church “stations” for shipwrecked souls and a focus on practical outreach over mere ritual.
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Talmage
Taul
Corinth
Jerusalem
Paul
England
America
House of Our God
Church of God
South
Europe
Asia
Africa
Yief
United States Army
United States
Goethe
Germany
Lisbon
Tagus
North America
Scotland
Arabia
Spain
Churches of God
New York Man Joseph Silverman Dies in City
New York reports the sudden death of Joseph Silverman a 48 year old wholesale liquor dealer of Great Falls Mont. He died Sunday afternoon of heart failure while visiting friends in New York. Silverman had traveled to the city earlier in the summer seeking benefit from the sea air at Brighton.
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New York
Joseph Silverman
Great Falta
Mont
Joseph
Levy
Sil‘veroan
Brighton
Beatification News From Antoines Detected
Fragmentary note mentions beatification events around October with references to Antoines and Franet. No clear dates or full details available.
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Antoines
Beatifica
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