Chisolm Verdict Believed Based on Seven Witnesses
New York dispatch reports the Chisolm murder case ended with Gully acquitted after seven unimpeached witnesses contradicted Mrs. Chisolm on key points. The letter notes a seven to one jury decision, with life at stake, and the acquittal reflecting the strength of those seven testimonies. Patti and company plan three weeks in America before a world tour returning to Philadelphia.
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New York
Chisolm
Gully
Patti, Carlotti Patti and Company
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pacific
Australia
Europe
Carlotta Patti
Yellow fever toll rises as officials plan relief action
A Washington telegram notes two new yellow fever cases and five deaths since the prior night. Memphis reports intensified measures as the president and cabinet decide relief must come from federal or state levels, with Dr. Bell promising personnel for up to twenty days. Concordia reports yellow fever traced to Memphis with three new cases and quarantines affecting 115 residents.
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W. C
D. T. Porter
John Johnson
Washington
Congress
National Board of Health
McCrary
A. Bell
Memphis
Greenville
Migs
Concordia
Preston Mills Close Indefinitely Amid Worker Refusal
The Sovereign mills at Preston shut down for an indefinite period as workers refuse to work. Several Preston mill owners announce plans to close their mills during the next three months.
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Sovereign
Preston
Foreign Notes of August Dispatches and Odd Items
A collage of late August and September notes: Barter captures Cetywayo. Austrian engineers plan the Artberg rail tunnel 10 270 metres long. London reports no biometallic congress prospect. Lancashire agents win more American cloth orders for India. British reoccupation planned near Cabul. a Cincinnati female baseball fight. Bucholtz murder trial details. California poisoning of three children. a hunter recounts fending off a lion with a knife.
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Geneva
Artberg
Minister of Commerce
Severe storm and social unrest reported in multiple regions
A hurricane battered Montreal with substantial damage. Fall River saw a major riot with injuries as strikers caused disturbances. Reports claim an insane Turk attempted to assassinate the Ottoman sultan. Spanish railways agreed on lower cereal freight rates amid import debates. A British residency escort arrived at Ali Kehyl. Frontier tribes threaten to cut contact between the Khyber Pass and Cabul.
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Turkey
Com Anies
Cortes
Ali Kehyl
Khyber Pass
Cabul
Death rumor and arrest sweep Stanton county area
Ida Hultgren's death in Omaha is linked to claims of paternity by Fred Kjelgren who returned from a western trip and was jailed after admission of criminal intercourse. He argues lack of engagement and says she rode with other men, while he planned to provide if possible. Police seek witnesses. theft case follows as Spiegel notes a $75 cash theft by a trusted employee.
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Worcester
Mass
Butler
Alonzo Y. Lynde
State Central Committee
John Kk
Tarbox
Faneuil Hall
Faneuil
National Democratic Party
Teachers of Democracy
Democratic Party
Coremon
Benj. F. Butler
Heate
A. ©. Woodworth
Seo’ry
Michael J. Donohug
D. N. Stattings
D. J. Aeatt
Wim
D. North
Lytle’s Crossing
Dr. Bishop
Andrews
Cincinnati
Ida Hultgren
Omaha
Fred Kjelgren
Kjelgren
Stanton
Madison
Hawes
Be Agun
Hke
Ife
Atlantic
Main
Kerman Spiegal
Douglas Atreat
Atore
Cat and Dog Remove Burrs Tale in Biology Note
In a biology note Prof Wilder describes a dog removing burrs from a cat tail while they are friendly. The dog pulls burrs while the cat endures. Wilder leans that the act may reflect general dislike of burrs rather than benevolence.
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Wilder
Gould offers to buy Kansas rails bonds in Amsterdam
London reports Mr. Jay Gould has been negotiating with Dutch bankers over a Kansas railroad. He offered 1,300,000 for the first mortgage bonds held by the syndicate with added interest to payment date, then sent a shock by writing Morgan & Co. of London for the full amount.
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London
Amsterdam
Jay Gould
Kansas
Gould
Morgan & Co
Safe remedies for diarrhea and stomach diseases promoted locally
Advertised medicines Brown's Extract Brackerreyr and Gynot claimed to cure diarrhea dysentery cholera and bowel diseases with endorsement from physicians and druggists. It advised consulting a druggist about its meritia and noted other Brown family medicines sold by local merchants in Ogden.
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Brown
J. W. McNerr & Co
Driver & Sox, Ogden
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