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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1891

Page

1

United States patent commissioner sworn in amid political debate

Jevar Crises of the New York Sugar Refining Co took the oath as U S patent commissioner and began duties. A Danish report notes a legislative vote in favor of suffrage for women failing by narrow margins, while maritime and political rumors swirl about ships, bishops, and officials amid floods and unrest in various regions.

Jevar Crises New York Sn Sugar Refining Co Franklin Trust Co W. E Connecticut Apsratcn Sydney Legislative Assembly Henry Parkes

Picketed Crime and Distrust Fill Late Newswire

Reports from Pinkerton detectives on a murder case name William E. Deeney Eugene Kelly and Phil Hickey among those arrested for the editor Penrose slaying in Butte. Also cited are prison escapes from Fort Leavenworth and arrests for counterfeit silver dollars.

Pinkerton William E. Deeney Eugene Kelly Phil Hickey Penrose Butte United States Military Prison Fort Leavenworth Kas Locas Tae Xr Buzzari Mass Edwin Booth Se Owen Focsper Reaver Asbury Park Seare and Mand Jacoby Indianapolis Ind Portsmouth Como Italy Joux Bouayp Exen Roland Reed Philadelphia James Trusses Edward Caldwell Warren Ohio Indiana Miami Maumee United States Austria- Hungary Germany Russia Poland Sanwrec Saxos Baltimore Prewies Mrectes Quebec Council Blais Indian Creek Colon Panama Wm. E. Sims Virginia Danville Treasury City of New York Liverpool

Telegrams From Across Regions on Crime and Disasters

Reports detail Scott County Ala Ist EP Craine fall to his death after a gunhouse tumble. Fatalities include four near Arkansas City Kans by Texas cattle. A woman and two girls torn to pieces. a rescuer killed. West Virginia murders. Brumfeld family killed and burned. Saginaw Mich man bound for stealing lunches. Bonham Texas reunites ex Confederate veterans. 1000 enrolled. Oleander Ala man jailed for attempted pass of Confederate bill cipher. Monroe Tenn moonshine raid captures three, 11 distilleries crushed. US bank failures total 200 last week. 7,117 this year. Saginaw Mich boy 17 dies from July 4 dog bite. Louisville crime: cashier embezzling $50,000. Delaware Peninsula peach prospects fade.

Arkansas City Kansas Texas Warse County W. Va Mr. Brumfeld Jenny Fropcey Saginaw Mich Monroe County Tenn United States Maxsts Goprxer Louisville Sylvester Young Newport News Mississippi Valley Easiroead Rasd Delaware Peninsula

Reciprocity Treaty Duties and Free Entry Terms for Cuba and Porto Rico

The proclamation outlines a transitory schedule admitting U S manufactured articles into Cuba and Porto Rico free of duty from September 1 1991 with other items duty reduced or taxed. It lists products eligible for free or reduced duties and sets July 1 1872 as the date for the definitive tariff arrangement to replace the transitory one. It notes flour not included in the reductions and mentions various manufactured goods subject to 50 25 and other percent reductions. The document reflects a U S policy move on commerce with Caribbean territories.

United States Cuba Porto Rico Anl

Resignation of New York Port Collector Erhardt

Fort of New York official Erhardt explains his abrupt resignation citing loss of independence and Treasury policy control from Washington. He notes bonds worth 200000 and government receipts totaling 730,?155.40 during twenty months, with 1300 employees under him. Fassett named to succeed him in New Jersey by July 2.

Cellester Erhardt Fort of New York Erhardt Col Erhardt Treasury Department Port of Washington Foster Mesarx Wilbur Fihanit

Fire on Loaded Excursion Boat From New York

Panic aboard the St Patrick's Total Abstinence Benevolent society excursion boat returning from New York and Coney Island. An overheated boiler aft of the port wheel house sparked a blaze near Norvals. About 1200 aboard, crew restored order, extinguished flames, and passengers reassured as the boat reached Conn city shortly after 1 am.

New Haves. Conn Elm City New York Coney Island St. Patrick's Total All

Parnell to appeal over O Shea divorce costs ruling

Announcement states Mr. Parnell will appeal a London court order requiring him to pay £5,000 in costs in the OSh​ea divorce suit. A registrar had ruled his objection to Capt Shea’s cost notice was untenable, leaving appeal as the next step.

Lossos Mr. Parnell O'Shea London Capt.Shea England Pum

Resignations of Quay and Dudley Shake Republican National Committee

In Washington the executive committee of the Republican National Committee met behind closed doors. Matthew Stanley Quay resigned as chairman of both the executive and national committees, with W. W. Dudley also resigning as treasurer. Clarkson elected chairman and Hobart vice-chairman. the treasurer position to be filled later. Clarkson to chair the national committee until a full meeting can elect. Further reports note Southern news items and local calamities in various states.

Republicas Nationial Committee Washington John SS Clarkson Cashman Chartet A. Hebert View Washnctox Arlington House Republican National Committee Matthew Stanley Quay Executive Committee National Committee Pennsylvania W. W. Dedler Senator Quay Dudley Quay Clarkson Hobart

Porter Explains Population Change in England Wales Census

Superintendent of the census Mr Porter discusses why England and Wales shows a slower population rise. He cites 725 million plus in the latest tally and compares decade gains with the United States, noting similar declines in growth rates and questioning the 1551 to 1991 versus 1880 to 1900 patterns.

Wasninetos Porter England and Wales United States England United Made Wales

Train wreck along Mountain road injures several

A passenger train from St. Louis on the rom Mountain road ran off the track three miles north of here after heavy rains caused the rails to spread. The engine and four cars plunged down the embankment. A colored woman named Ward died, an infant with her also killed. the express messenger lightly injured and Engwe­er Campbell badly bruised. Several passengers sustained minor injuries.

Eue Elba Iron Works Pittsburgh Oil Well Supply Co J. Parker George Maker Lemon Schmidt H. V. Cobra Misa Linesta Robert T. Lincoln Isham Jesse Feathercill London William Hacker Shelbyville Ind Hacker Grand Lodge of Indiana M. J. Carpenter Duluth & Iron Mountain Railroad Evansville Minn Janesville Wis Chicago United States San Domingo Saint Maude France Wasutxserox Noble Gen Noble Godmanding Lorma Presidente Errazarix Balmaceda Chili Lisbon Jons Eckeart Bafale N. Y Canada Seasce North American Commercial Co Rockaway Delme Bertie Rock Ark Rom Mountain St. Louis Here Ward Engweer Campbell

Judge Campbell rules foreign firms liable for Mississippi privilege license

Two circuit court decisions affect foreign corporations doing business in Mississippi. The Obie mowing machine company and a sewing machine firm used local agents and warehouses to sell machines. courts held they were local dealers and liable for privilege licenses, preventing collection of debts or recovery of machines. Both may appeal to the Supreme Court.

Weer H. Campbell Mississippi Obie Mowing Machine Company Campbell Supreme Court

Conflicts and Disasters Stir Mississippi Region

Acrerose struck Robinsonville last week causing widespread disruption. Confederate veterans of Vicksburg favor a plan to buy the Davis residence at Beauvoir for a relic site and soldiers' home. Earn fell for forty eight hours at Deck Hill. Flooding damages stretch to thousands of dollars as corn and cotton drown. Mrs. Berry McCeuchrin of Canton, 63, died of heart disease during a Vicksburg family reunion. Cotenars endures theft tied to Georgia Pacific Railroad cars as police arrest a white man and a Negro. Jim Mills, once a railroad employee, is jailed amid claims of multiple killings.

Acrerose Robinsonville Vicksberg Davis Beauvoir Atesmas Deck Hill Berry McCeuchrin Canton Vicksburg Patsy Howell Georgia Pacific Railroad Jim Mills

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