Governor Beaver Refuses to Withdraw Flemon Extradition
In Harrisburg a hear of arguments over the South Carolina requisition for Rev. E. E. Flemon, alias Yeldell, charged with murder, led to a crowded room of Pittsburg and Harrisburg colored leaders. Governor Beaver decides not to withdraw the warrant and seeks protection for the prisoner en route to Edgefield County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Beaver
Supreme Court
Penesylvacia
Yeldellie
Pittsburg
Flemon
Deeratch
E. E. Flemon
Yeldell
Executive Department
John Holliday
Allegheny City
John Pryor
James McMullin
James Watson
Daniel Bentley
J. H. Robinson
Wurtzel
Baldwin
E. F. Flemon
Echols
Harrisburg
George W. Clinton
Clinton
Fremon
Attorney Baldwin
Pittsbury
Beaver Here
J. W. Clinton
J. W. Echols
Edgefield County
Edgefield
J. H. White
J. D. Brown
J. P. Crawford
Rev. Brown
Strom
Lyons
Pennsylvania
Jaymes G. Bisine
Broadax” Smith
Smith
Heaven
Blaine
H Self
D. 8. Bentley
W. H. Brown
Holliday
Jones
Yes
Pennsylvani
Pennsylvania. “Broadax” Smith
Richardson
Southlina
Eagefield County
Veldell
Genee
Richardson Statin
WATCHFUL CROWDS AS FLEMON EXILED FEARS RESURFACE
At dawn a dozen colored residents gathered within sight of the County Jail fearing the removal of Rev. E. F. Flemon alias Yeldell. A witness warned of possible tricks to take the prisoner to the state while Governor Beaver considered extradition. A Franklin schoolhouse meeting followed as news from the hearing was awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Flemon
Yeldell
Beaver
Wylie Avenue
Flemon
Franklin
South Carolina
Liberty riot arrests rise amid wilderness cult turmoil
In Savannah Liberty, July 30, authorities arrested King Solomon and nine followers in a crackdown on a wilderness worship cult led by Laura Roberts known as Queen Mary. The group faces riot and assault charges as victims suffer injuries. court action and further arrests are anticipated. Raving disciples, including Mallard and Jones, incite incantations from jail. tensions rise as factions prepare to intervene.
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Eeeee Paton SavanNaun
King Solomon
Laura Roberts
Virgin Mary
Queen Mary
Ed Jones
Jack Pray
Dick Maxwell
Douglas
Simon Walthour
John R. Mallard
Sam Jones
Mallard
Jones
Whitecaps
Elien Roberts
Ney
Orth
James
Bell
First Severe Blow in Suppression of Lafayette Regulators
In Lafayette, Louisiana, Governor Nichols and parish authorities moved to stop the lawless regulators. After lynching Felix Key for killing his wife with an ax, militia companies and the Sheriff captured suspects. The prisoners, charged with murder, were moved by special train to the parish jail amid claims of surprise and outrage at arrests.
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New Orateans
Lafayette
Nichols
Felix Key
Key
Carensro
Ueo
A Tennessee Monstrosity Birth Report
A Camden Tennessee birth near there of a monstrosity described as half human and half bear, with bear-like feet and hands but human fins and toes. The creature was stillborn and the eyes and crown show grotesque features including a prominent snout and a long protruding tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Camden
Egyptians Fear Dervish Advance Amid troop withdrawals
Cairo July 30 natives in the Del region are greatly unsettled as Wad-el-N'Jamis' forces press forward and British troops continue to depart. Infantry battalions hike the cavalry and artillery have also left the area.
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Cairo
Wad-el- N'Jamis
Amon
Del
Turner's Fifteen Thousand Fee Raises Debts and Fearful Hold
J Milton Turner a noted colored Democrat who aided Indian policy and the Cherokee fund is said to wait for a $7500 portion of a $15000 fee amid creditors and threats. Treasury watchers note rival claims and a debt load prompting caution before drawing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Turner
War Department
Capitol Improvements Planned for Western Front Dome Area
The Architect of the Capitol reports a new plan to spend a large sum on improvements to the western front of the Capitol building. After noting progress on the marble terrace and stairs, he describes proposals to enhance the core portion under the dome with a Corinthian portico matching the wings, to be presented to Congress soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congresa
Indictment of Fire Threats Amid Indian Attacks
General Scho field orders action after Interior Department telegram reports eight square miles of land burned in CAPSELL Stevens County Washington Territory. Settlers report fires threatening hay stacks and dwellings. Indians accused of arson.
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Indiana
Washington Territory
Wasninoros
Schofield
Division of the Pacific
Interior Department
Caspell
Stevens County
WashisorTor Territory
Fort Spokane
Settiers
Governor Denies Visit to Sarhaste Bridge Connection
Governor Francis returned from New York and denied any link between Jay Gould and the Sarhaste bridge plan. The statement clarifies he did not travel to discuss or negotiate with Gould regarding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Lovins
Francis
New York
Sarhaste’ Bridge
Jay Goold
Floods Roar Through New Jersey Towns A Century Ago
A heavy storm floods Jersey City and Orange Valley as cellars flood and sewers burst. Rail service disrupts Morris and Essex line. Millburn and Rahway area risked from dam breaks. Plainfield and surrounding towns suffer extensive damage with many rescues and evacuations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newagg
N. J
Morris and Essex Railroad
South Orange
Sol Oat
Sind
Beavele
Fioe
Orange Valley
Reople
Pteules
Bloomfield
Mont Clair
Millburn
Orange Water
Rahway
Athens
Piasinfield
Bony Wesel
Green Lad
Scotch Plains
Green Brook
Cedar Brook
Plainfield
Extradition Ordered in Burke Habeas Corpus Case
The full court dismissed Martin Burke's writ of habeas corpus and remanded him for extradition to Chicago. Chicago officers celebrate while Chief Justice Taylor notes Burke's possible role as principal or accessory in murder. Guards and a guarded train plan prevent interference during transport to Ottawa for extradition formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Burke
Pomple Burke
Chicago
Eres Ag
Hubbard
Burke
Chi
Psee
Somea
Kenned
Ottawa
Bold Counterfeiter Nabbed as Met Cable Coiners Ring
Kansas City July 30 detectives pursue Jack Bellies and his gang for producing counterfeit silver dollars passed on the Metropolitan Cable Railway. Bellies, once jailed for bad money, hid the coins before escaping. He resurfaced near Argentine, evading arrest as reporters and officers close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Metropolitan Cable Railway
Jack Bellies
Bellies
Assault on Colonel Atkins Leaves Suspect Bound Over
Dexven July 30 Jeff Smith, accused of assaulting Colonel John Atkins, is held over in 2500 dollars bail after Atkins awoke and rested well. Doctors report Atkins improving and likely to recover, with examination waived at trial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atkins
Dexven
Jeff Smith
Balfour Addresses East End Rally Amid Mass Support
Fragmentary report notes Mr Balfour speaking to an East End gathering with strong turnout. Another item from Cincinnati reports Morris Eichler charged with a closing law offense. jury selection involved, but details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonxpox
Mr. Balfour
East End
Diguiy
Cincinnati
Morris E. Eichler
France and Russia Not Allied Denied
A semi official denial from St. Percxssore dated July 30 states that no alliance has been formed between France and Russia, countering circulating reports of a military partnership. The note emphasizes that the two nations remain unaligned allies with no pact in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ruasia
St. Percxssore
Rusia
Pennsylvania Maintains Iron and Steel Supremacy, Swank Reports
Philadelphia July 30 James M Swank secretary of the American Iron and Steel Association provides figures showing Pennsylvania increased pig iron production from 2 083 221 tons in 1880 to 3 589 186 tons in 1888 a 72 percent rise and remaining the leading producer. He notes Western and Southern gains but affirm Pennsylvania still dominates pig iron and Bessemer steel output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank
American Iron and Steel Association
Pennsylvania
Dispatch
Philadelphia
James M. Swank
Mr. Swank
Uthern
United States
Bessemer Steel
Illinois
Motion for Change of Venue in O'Sullivan Case
Judge Horton heard the motion for change of venue as five prisoners appeared in a crowded courtroom. Attorneys for O'Sullivan submitted unsigned affidavits claiming possible bias before Norton or Hawes. The defense pressed to quash indictments of the others. the court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wisconsin
Churchill Advances Conservative Stand in Birmingham Speech
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke in Birmingham urging the Conservative party to gain greater recognition from dissidents. He argued elections should follow defined platforms rather than men and warned that Conservatives would oppose any policies beyond unionism. He claimed Conservatives could win more than half the seats if they exert themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Lord Randolph Churchill
Boulangists Fault Turquet After Defeat In France
Paris July 30 Boulangists blame Deputy Turquet for General Boulanger failing to win. They say he should have run only in districts with real strength and accuse the government of purging Boulangist office holders. Names such as Rennes Antrain and Treignac appear among ousted supporters.
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Boulanger
Paris
Turquet
General Boulanger
Rennes
Antrain Anal Treignac
Violent Storm Damages Crops Near New Madrid Missouri
A severe storm swept over New Madrid and nearby areas last evening causing extensive crop damage to cotton and corn. Several small structures were blown down and trees toppled, impacting farms in the vicinity.
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St. Loui
New Madrid
New
Fail Boot and Shoe Firm F. & H. A. & Co. Falls into Assignment
Boston July 30 The fail boot and shoe firm of F. and H. A. and Co. announces liabilities of 1,000,000 with assets similar. An assignment for creditors is made to Thomas Proctor and Robert Bachellor. A creditors meeting will be held after accountants finish their statement. The Worcester county firm faced heavy losses and labor strife lasting years.
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Boston
North
Thomas FE. Proctor
Robert Bachellor
North Brookfield
Lemme Lideeda
Whloe Hee
Worcester County
Knights of Labor
A. H. Bachellor
Lewis Bros
Wabtchan
Pittsburg Shoe Firms Face Shock as Failure Hits
H Childs & Co and W E Schmertz & Co, major Boston area customers of E A H Batcheller & Co, were startled by news of a failure. Mr Childs described the firm as the whitest and cleanest in Massachusetts with the largest factory, noting no disastrous deals apparent and that the firm comprised a father and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Childs & Co
W. E. Schmertz & Co
E.& A. H. Batecheller & Co
Childs
Massachusetts
Belmont divorce case: Whitneys win absolute divorce
In Belmont Judge Daniels upholds the jury verdict granting an absolute divorce to banker Charles S. Whitney from Sarah F. Whitney. The trial featured Florence Whitney siding with her mother. the co respondent was Ira H. Meyers whom Florence married after the verdict. Whitney receives $275 for expenses. the case will be appealed.
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Florence
Ira
Washington Moses
Bees
J.oe Daniels
Mrs. Whitney
Carter
Chicago
Whitneys
Belmont
Whitney
Acee Board of Trade
Shooting at Lexington ends with two dead
In Lexington Oklahoma country near Purcell a city marshal Henry Simmons and cattleman Francia S Jones were both killed in a gunfight. Jones fired with two Winchester rifles as Simmons attempted to arrest him. Simmons returned fire with a 44 Smith and Wesson revolver and died from his wound. Both men left families nearby.
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St. Louis
Purcell
I. T
Lexington
Oklahoma
Henry Simmons
Francia S. Jones
Jones
Simmons
Smith & Wesson
Armen
Uinad
Last Corn Planter Indian Jacob Jamison Murdered
The last Corn planter Indian along the Upper Ohio, Jacob Jamison, was killed after leaving East Liverpool for Hulton to visit his wife. He carried about $12 and was expected back Monday. His body was found in the Ohio River near Steubenville, after being lured to the house boat Annie L a thieves resort.
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Wheeling
Upper
Ohio
Jacob Jamison
East Liverpool
Hulton
Steubenville
Annie L
Disappearance of A C Drumm and $15000 shocks firm
Kansas City reports Andrew C. Drumm who runs the entire commission business of A Drumm & Son has vanished with $15000. He was said to be away for a time on Saturday but left no indication of his destination and has not been seen or heard from since.
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Dan Silvaa
Coulson
Diam Street
Flemon
Lyon
Strom
Silvas
Washmetor
J. Milton Turner
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Turner
Treasury
Kansas City
Andrew C. Drumm
Cntire Commission
A. Drumm & Son
The Shah of Persia Arrives in Paris
The Shah of Persia arrived in Paris from England and was received by President Carnot. Crowds greeted him as he landed, marking the formal welcome in the French capital.
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Paris
Shah of Persia
England
Carnot
British Minister Pounceforte Visits Foreign Office
Lonpos July 30 Sir Julian Pounceforte, the British Minister to the United States, visited Lord Salisbury at the Foreign Office today. He was warmly welcomed by his old colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville
Lonpos
Sir Julian Pounceforte
United States
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Behring Sea Seizure Sparks UK US Jurisdiction Debate
The United States revenue cutter Rush seized the British sealing vessel Black Diamond in Behring Sea after guns were mounted and papers demanded. The action follows ongoing disputes over US jurisdiction in Behring Sea with Britain, and authorities in Washington signal no easing of tensions despite uncertain administration plans.
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United States
Behring Sea
Washington
Captain McLean Outwits Sealer Chase Off Behring Sea
Victoria B C July 0 Captain McLean of the British sealer Triumph is reticent about north affairs. Reports say 10 seals lay dead on the deck amid salt coating 800 skins after sighting by the Bush. The Triumph crew claim Captain Deda or Mage gie threatened to fire on boarding Americans. Some men captured include Maggie Mac Triumph Elles Lillie L and Diamond though fate of others is unknown. Corona arrived with no seizures. Admiral Haines age to be visited by sealing men aboard Champion.
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Rush
Sheppard
Tuttle
Black Diamond
Behring
Sitka
Victoria
Triumph
Behring Sea
Dora
St. Puaal's Island
St. Paul’s Island
Victogria
B. C
McLean
Deda
Magegie
Ann
Maggie
Mac
Triumpo Elles
Lillie L
Diamond
Corona
Ca Carroll
Juneau
Port
Ian Pertease Te Ema
Hones Age
Two War Vessels Demanded to Bluff United States Carers
Ottawa reports a Cabinet meeting to address the seizure of a Canadian sealing schooner by the US revenue cutter Rush. A demand will be made on Britain for two warships to proceed to Behring Sea to protect Canadian interests as the vessel was reported 70 miles from land.
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British Columbia
United States Revenue
Behring Sea
House
United States
Great Britain
Ottawa
Rush
Mearest Land
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