Lizzie Borden Freed as Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict
In a dramatic late afternoon scene at the courthouse Lizzie Borden was acquitted of the August murders. The jury returned a not guilty verdict as cheers erupted and even the judges shed tears. Borden departed for Pall River amid a swift, emotional exit.
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New Urprorp
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Stern
Miss Borden
Wright
Ainute
Miss Lorden
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Adams
Adams
Nolle
Mason
Robinson
Knowlton
Mr. Moody
Pall River
Jizzie Borden
Augustadt
Bizzie
Imma
Ermna'a Mitire
Divate
Bina
Lizzie
Loweluer
Bridget Sullivan
Mrs. Borden
Marshal Feet
Police
President aims for repeal of Sherman act this fall
Washington reports President plans to repeal the Sherman act after the September session without compromise. He argues the public now supports repeal and seeks to remove all cobwebs around silver policy before crafting a permanent plan. The move would affect international finance and provoke reactions from France and other nations at the monetary conference. Meanwhile Vandervill University in Nashville elected Dr J T Kirkland as chancellor to succeed I C Garland.
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Washington, D.C
Cleveland
United States
France
England
Germany
Sle
Nonoret
Nashville
Tenn
Vandervill University
J. TL. Kirkland Cancellor
I. ¢ Garland
Kirkland
Ile
Wofford College
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Wastiiscron
DL C
South
Tyre
Genites Tome
Presidentis Mathionutul Fe Corsait
Appliet
Senate
Farmer L B Deaton shoots farm hand near boundary river
In Atlanta on June 18 L B Deaton a Georgia farmer killed a farm hand named Johnson with a shotgun after Johnson allegedly assaulted Mrs Deaton and threatened a pistol. Johnson died after being carried across the Georgia South Carolina boundary to the South Carolina shore. Deaton surrendered to authorities at Loccoa.
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Atlanta
L. LB. Deaton
Tugaloo River
Boundry Line
Georgia
South Carolina
Johnson
Deaton
Alliance aims at third candidate in South Carolina Senate race
A Columbia informant says the Alliance may back a third candidate against Butler and Tillman in next year’s U S Senate race if Tillman does not concede to Alliance demands The plan centers on national issues with the Alliance controlling primaries and farmers poised to back a future governor candidate.
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Columbia
S. C
United States
Butler
Tillman
Alliance
Theiis
Senate
State Alliance
George Tillman Rins
Palbert
Crovernor
John Gary Evans
Reece
Newis
Tindal
Capt. Shell
Shell
Irby
Apideles
Ile
Deak
Trby
Tie
United States Senate
Jes Ous
Clairman
Oceasion
Dr Wood and Piper Tragedy Reported in Milan Tennessee
A Tennessee region tragedy recounts Dr John Wood of Aden chasing suspicions of his wife’s infidelity. Wood confronted Piper, fired but the pistol failed, oil spilled, and Piper was fatally burned. The wife perished with him, and witnesses describe a brutal, fatal sequence.
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Milan
Tenn
John Wood
Aden
Northolt
William Piper
Wood
Piper
Lood
Tie
Crie
Train Disaster Near Wakeville After Sheepshead Way Races
A Long Island Railroad train carrying about one thousand passengers returning from the Sheepshead Way races derailed in a tunnel near Wakeville. Two people were killed at once, another died later, and about one hundred were injured, many seriously, with several not expected to recover.
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New York
Warkville
Prohibitionists urge county dispensary enforcement policies
The central prohibitionists' committee in Colvunia instructs county chairs to organize enforcement groups, vet dispenser petitions, and report defec ts to the Board of Control. Aimed at stopping dispensaries, the plan emphasizes prompt, lawful action and loyalty to prohibition aims, with guidance on signatures and eligibility for dispenser appointments.
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Colvunia
Ss. CL
Dane
Pionikirios Coei
Columbia
Soc
Rua
Bsuet
Compunyt- Lee
Ocened
Tne
Contree
Daiportaat
Freehold
Lee
Forest fires wipe out mining camps and nearby towns
The text describes extensive forest fires in Virginia and Chiapas causing destruction of mining camps Mouablain leon Newarland Rouehteau Juels and Poca mines with large storehouses. Many people especially women and children escaped to safety while others perished or were missing. A theatre wardrobe recovery interrupted by the fires and an adjoining displacement of residents followed by searches for survivors. The narrative also notes related political and social items including pension office changes and a violent crime in Minnesota.
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Doneriu
Mino
Jane Leita
Peley Bochood
Virginia
Mouablain Leon
Newarland
Rouehteau Juels
Poca
Ltis
Meno
Cerafuereas
Dso Itis Movida
Csae
Mverniae
Tires
Nhl Etelack
Cate Deeler
Andy
Vilesa Riowasta
Phos
Phoebe
Socbir
Eakelly
Merritt Theatres
Murphy
Ione
Ialao
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Ite
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Romano
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Volga
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Eimer Ames
Philadelphia
Yoly Ton Towsat Maenty
Cred Lobatettanti
Vo Betas Paw
Patalitios Bearo
Pinar del Tie
Chiapas
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Mercides Cartayo
Mexico
Cartayo
Seehille
Carriecre
Socalandro
Cartigo
CPO
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Lochren
Smith Loday
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Dune
J. I. Alarria
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