Various 19th century notices from Newark to Japan
A fragmented column notes a Newark firm formation with 15 000 capital and Fer crat usage. Virginia supreme court action denying Helra Lockwood. marriages, deaths, and travels from New York to Liverpool. a Pittsburgh safety order. Irish ban on saloons. a Texas death. Grant birthday event in Chicago. naval accident off San Diego kills Corswain John Johnson. a Mount Union college pledge against courting. treasury gold reserve increase. U.S. Supreme Court associate’s relocation. Michigan election canvass results for the Michigan supreme court and university regents. China Japan treaty advices and opened ports. Wei-Hai-Wei garrison.
Me Roweet Mert improves after illness in Washington
Me Roweet Mert, representative to Congress from Illinois, was considered somewhat better on the id, though not out of danger at his Washington residence. Also, Kate Field's Washington will suspend publication until winter due to the owner's ill health. A furniture wagon returning to Providence from Pontiac was wrecked by an electric car, injuring two Amateurs, one fatally. British ships arrive at Corinto to enforce ultimatums. Spain to concede demands per Madrid dispatch. Several other notices cover deaths, divorces, fires, and political moves with scattered local and international details.
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Brooklyn
Ireland
Oscan Wope
Carlisle
Loodes Foreign Office
Nicaragua
United States Supreme Court
Jackson
Condensed Telegrams From a Turbulent Era
Population figures for New York City cited as 1.58.54 in a report to Mayor Strong. Reports of army presence near Danville Kentucky with widespread vegetation destruction. Missouri Senate censures Britain over Nicaragua. Monroe Doctrine urged. Kentucky property assessments rise by 14 million. Sixth lynching reported in Butler County Alabama. May wheat condition down 1.2 percent since April. Houma Louisiana hit by storm with hail and garden damage at Edgewood Pennsylvania. Gas explosion blows apart residence of A L Spindler in Edgewood. Weekly imports list gold and silver values plus goods. Drought and rainfall deficits affect Texas and Louisiana cotton. US weekly business failures rise to 290, Canada 37. Port Tampa merchant Eowanp Tuckes abducted and beaten by women’s group.\"
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Mississippi Democrats Divide Over Primary Plan In Jackson
Mississippi Democratic party officials met in Jackson for a Jacksons convention plan and a party primary controversy. The group debated a shift to a primary for state officers with votes showing mixed support and a committee appointed to formalize a primary plan. Weather and agriculture updates from Vicksburg followed, detailing showers, cold waves, crop conditions and planting progress across the state.
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Jackson
Democratic Executive Committee
H. KR Lacer
Ireland
Cel. T. KR
Stockdale
Pike County
Primerica
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Confederate Veterans Parade and State News Summary
Confederate veterans led a large procession to a cemetery where graves of soldiers were honored. The state’s Sunday School convention closed and set July meeting dates. Reports note smallpox fears in Kelly with vaccination plans and guard measures. Legal cases include habeas corpus hearings for Bord and Boyd with bail set. Industrial accident at Mississippi Mills killed Rowland Part. Encampment invited for Mississippi National Guards at Columbus July 17 to 27. Obituary notes Gen G Freeman’s death and Meridian church elects Rev Dr Venable as pastor.
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William Henry
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Thatchy
Informal alliance lures US to curb peace terms in East Asia
A London cablegram reports Japan and Great Britain seek U S support to block interference with the China Japan peace terms. Germany France and Russia regret a missed joint approach while Japan pressures for forceful terms backed by Britain and the United States. The piece notes Berlin fears a shift in European policy and discusses Emperor William’s possible stance toward Russia and Japan.
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Ranch Hand James Smith Kills Man In Self-Defense
James Smith, a ranch hand near Delmar, attacked Mrs. Hugh Fraser after being stirred by Emanuel church murders reports. Constable Bludworth tried to seize him. Smith struck at the officer with a dirk and was shot dead in self defense.
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George Geschwilm Hanged in Penitentiary Scaffolds
Corenists report of a prisoner named George Geschwilm is hanged at the Obie Penitentiary scaffold. The execution occurs after a period of maintained composure noted in his conduct since confinement in the annex. The article mentions George Geecheum and reference to Gov Me in a fragmentary way.
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Obie
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George Geschwilm
Choate Comments On Reopening Tax Case Ahead Of Arguments
Joseph H Choate says Justice Jackson could hear undecided matters in the income tax case if well enough. He doubts the entire case will be reopened and 'supposed' he would appear in the case. The remark follows Chief Justice Fuller on rebearing the decision.
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Joseph H. Chostes
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Choate
Man Shot Wife After Jail Visit in Lima
A Lima, Ohio dispatch reports Jobs Perkpile shot and killed his wife in Sidmer at 11 p.m. He was arrested with several men, sentenced to fifteen days, and later escaped. Widespread search ongoing for Perkpile as authorities pursue him.
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Labor turmoil follows killing in Alexandria
Labor complications rise after the death of Arthur Schoeider at Alexandria. Officer Henry Painter faces murder charges as the Flimttas Workers' union leads a boycott of twenty merchants aiding Painter. The union vows to prosecute Painter while support for workers grows.
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Alexandria
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Oklahoma man Dupost linked to old Kentucky murder
Puser Oklahoma April report states James L. Dupost a prominent Osage man was arrested for the murder of Denns Leog near Lexington Kentucky years ago. The case recalls a prior family confrontation when Lang, the daughter’s father, warned Dupost away and Lang was shot after a quarrel at the gate.
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James L. Dupost
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