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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1896

Page

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Fragmented Era Notes From Varied Dates and Places

A garbled dispatch blends topics from a 19th century era: J & presidency of the University of Michigan marked by anniversaries. Jerome KOC Founesr and Chicago Tribune links. indictments of diplomats, bar association events in Indianapolis. Venezuelan archives to the United States. deaths of Leonago Titer and other officials. labor unrest and mining mine strikes. international figures visiting America. and a scattered ledger of legal and academic milestones with numerous garbled dates and names.

Jury acquits Mrs Almont Livingston Pieming in poison case

Jury in New York City finds Mrs Mary Alice Almont Livingston Pieming not guilty of poisoning her mother Mrs Bliss. Also noted are notes on a Methodist college cornerstone in London Kentucky and various other regional items.

Mary Alice Almont Livingston Pieming New York City Bliss New Methodist College London Hemlricks Kansas City Women's Board of Missions ME. Church South Pittsburgh Central America Cleveland Washington David BeLasen N. K. Fairbank Chicago Mra Leslie Carter Fairbank Maes. Wanky Rock Springs Idaho Richard Kemtmey & Son Kensington Lessom Treoilia Tse

Multitude of early 20th century incidents reported from coast to coast

Reports describe a mine disaster near Pittston with many presumed dead, a Hot Springs death by Paris green, a deadly shooting and suicide in New London, a New York gasoline explosion killing Miss Mercum, gold withdrawals for export, a drop in weekly business failures, and international arbitration talks. Also noted are a Cornell eight won a Hudson boat race, celebration of Little Bighorn, a Los Angeles bank tunnel robbery, battleship construction bids, and the death of ex Senator Tremence.

Pittston Newnas Hot Springs Ark Paris Green James Romney New London Conn New York Alice Mercum United States Canada Pan-Presbyterian Council Board of Arbitration Harvard Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Custer Little Big Horn Los Angeles Cal First National Bank Sary Department Lrnay Tremerce Colcage

Mississippi river improvement plans near Vicksburg

Major Willard, U S engineer in charge of Mississippi tributaries, prepares projects for river navigation works at the Yazoo and Vicksburg harbor. The plan would open a seventeen mile gap in the lower Yazoo delta, protect vast leveed areas, and leave a wide Yazoo channel for drainage and shipping.

Vicksburg Willard United States Mississippi Valley Chief of Engineers Varoo River Vicksburg Harrier Varo Lake Centennial Vie&sberg Yazoo Mississippi Ernest Misissippi Ealroad Lasaquema Sharkey

Release of Harrison Eases Venezuelan Crisis Tensions

The state department and diplomatic circles feel relief after the release and the halt of tensions around Harrison's arrest in the Venezuelan border district. Geographical experts confirm the road segment location west of the Schomburgk line, affirming Venezuelan jurisdiction. English and American miners in the district operate under Venezuelan licenses, reducing immediate English pressure while arbitration moves forward under a broader U S England treaty framework. Ambassador Pancre tute held talks with Secretary Knerp, signaling ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Crowe Servenor Marrioon Timers Alibewugh Dapeetad Junge Acarabisi Schomburgh Line Cayuni British Guiana Pellce Puitia England Finley F Grm Enginot United States Juiliam Pancretute Hel Kner Peeterday Usat Pvar

Yellow fever reports from Havana warn of summer outbreak

A royalize report cites six cases and four deaths in Havana with fears the disease will worsen, noting Spanish troops and disrupted health efforts. Authorities prepare by inspecting vessels off the Flora coast to prevent Cuban fever entry and intercept filibustering expeditions.

Ramie Havanese Spaneh Havana United States Reveris Flora Cube

Legal Decision Reverses Flag Rule in Illinois Schools

Judge Wright of the circuit court in Cuauratox Illinois ruled that the state law requiring display of the national flag in all schools during school hours is unconstitutional and void. He quashed indictments against Gov Altgeld and university trustees and parish school officers. A change of venue motion was overruled as too late. The judge censured the state attorney for the grand jury’s handling of indictments.

Cuauratox Wright Altgeld State University

Involuntary Manslaughter Verdict Stuns Mineral County

Jarshaitz, a Polish national, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the barroom killing of Hubert Davis in May. He received six months in jail and a $50 fine, a verdict that shocked Mineral County Cumberland dispatch reports. Henry H Smith disputes Secretary Carlisle comments on free silver and party loyalty arrangements.

Wasnixetos Cumberland Mineral County Court W. Va Jarshaitz Hubert Davis Jarshuitz Katawazoo Mich the Telegraph Henry H. Smits Foster Carlisle Smith

The Wesetary Werke May Catton Wille Closing Dern Geed

A recount of the week’s commercial review noting United States figures at 217 against 236 last year and 8 points lower for silvers. discusses silver coinage sentiment, ongoing mills delays, wage disputes, and tentative contractions across leather, cotton, and textile sectors with price movements, and anticipated summer pauses.

Wesetary Werke Chicago Dern Geed & Reports R. G Dan & Caim Jay United States St Louis Fall River Providence Paette Lawrence Ami Naumkeag Salem Heving Miesburgh

Canton Women Endorse McKinley With Stirring Reception

In Canton a crowd of hundreds to thousands of women gathered at the Miller residence to honor Mrs McKinley and Maj McKinley with a stirring speech by Alice Jones. The event marked the first formal show of female support for the candidate, described as elegant and moving.

Ma McKinley Alice Daones Jones Aaditeres McKinley Castros Canton Maj Maj. McKinley St Towle Hind Great Bank of Mere Alice Dunnes Jone Jamnes Tyr Anya Mia Jones Sandar Anniteo May McKinley

Landlord seeks payment from Tippecanoe club over convention

The St James Hotel owner Miller demands about $4 000 from the Tippecanoe club after a pilgrimage contract to the convention. The club says they sent five delegates and paid their own bills and that the contract was cancelled. Miller threatens suit while the Linden hotel also claims $3,000 against the club.

Miller St James St. Louis Tippecanoe Club

Explosion at Petros station destroys store and hotel

A blasting powder explosion at the Petros railway station in Broushy Mountain area after noon Thursday killed Willie Joyner the proprietor’s son and a stranger named Maiden. Several others were seriously injured, including hotel manager Mrs. Elizabeth Schubert. A relief train from Harriman dispatched medical aid.

Cuatlaxooga Tenn Petros Broushy Mountain Sam Joyner Willie Joyner Maiden Elizabeth Schubert Harriman

Green Goods Ring Reported From Japan Case Tied to Weston Man

American green goods men active in Japan drew a complaint to the state department via Melvor United States consul at Kanagawa. Melvor forwarded to Washington copies of green goods circulars sent to people in his district. The operators instructed that correspondence be directed to Carlos Lopez Weston Virginia.

Japan State Department Cones Melvor Kangare Rawon © O., Williams United States Ha- Wers Wasametox Melvor Kanagawa Carlos Lopez Weston

Death of a noted Pennsylvania politician at St Clair hotel

Col William H Roll, a well known Pennsylvania politician and ally of Senator Quay, died at 11 o clock yesterday forenoon at the St Clair hotel in this city after a period of illness. He previously served as an agent for the treasury department and had Chicago as his headquarters during President Arthur's administration.

Bala Wayo Port Charles Geele Marenletia Henry M. Sraster London Sesaron Liwaw Trusnene Chicago Athanthe Cass County Fair Association Carr. Wa Matus Leavenworth Kas Pittsburgh Harber Tex Sistershire W. Va Receet Watereprat Mitale Island Creek United States Commissiooer Bell Philadelphia Apt [Ackman Lagreda New York Actios Glasgow Scotland Jane Great Britain United States Pirresvses Col Willam H Roll St Clair Hotel Pennsylvania Senator Quay Treasury Department Arthur

Bold bank robbery plot foiled near Los Axceres

A daring tunnel raid was uncovered as police linked a salt stained outfit to three crooks. They traced a two and a half foot square tunnel from a saloon cellar to the First National bank vault. Dynamite sticks and digging tools were found hidden in the tunnel. The discovery halted the plan just before completion.

Los Axceres Cal Esse First National Bank Wes Timedone

Justice Meted Out to DC Murderer Elsie Kregia Case

Irwin Ford, a colored man, was hanged in the district jail for killing 16 year old Elsie Kregia in Washington. The execution closed the fastest death penalty case in the District of Columbia, with the murder on May 4 followed by arrest May 7, indictment May 11, trial May 19, and sentence May 27.

Milwaukee Rendeg Hayesville Hill Sear Kansas Lindquist Will Kaefman Newfoundland Innis Fern Elsie Kregio Washington Lucerne Liverpool Jons Purmurs Jacob Wierule Belt. Mont John Holt Tuo Cent Elbert Noble Dominick Romero Solomon Trinidad Col Canon City Dominion Elsie Kregia Washington, D.C

Truss Hanged in Jail Yard for Goshen Murder

James A. Truss was hanged in the jail yard for the murder of Thomas Camp, captain of the schooner Manaway, of Camdes, N J. The crime motive was robbery.

Masa James A. Truss Thomas Camp Goshen N. J Manaway Camdes

Ivy Remark Sparks Yale Campus Controversy

Yale University in Hartford, Connecticut, faced a campus uproar after Rev Dr Joseph Twitchell of Hartford denounced a statue dedication using ivy from General Robert E Lee. The audience reacted with condemnation but the ivy was not removed.

Yale University Hartford Conn Joseph Twitchell Woolsey Robert E. Lee Twitchell Robert F. Gen Lee Ivy Committee

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