Murder verdict in East River Hotel case seals Frenchy fate
Coroner's jury finds Ameer Ben Ali alias George Frank alias Frenchy No 1 guilty of Carrie Brown's murder at the East River Hotel on April 24. Witnesses from Fourth Ward and Queens County testified. registry falsifications and forged entries emerged. Frenchy denied guilt, questioned blood evidence, and noted his unreading illiteracy.
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New York
Schultz
Ameer Ben Ali
George Frank
Frenchy No. 1
Carrie Brown
Shakespears
East River Hotel
Fourth Ward
Queen's County
River Front
Blackwell's Island
Frenchy
Smith
Gilway
Miller
Queens County
Pretchy
Cowper
Brooklyn
French
Feenchy
Brennan
Carrie Crown
Shakespeare
George Prank
East River
Water Street
Catherine Slip
New York City
Ben Ali Case Moves Toward Final Examination
The defendant Ameer Ben Ali claimed no chance to defend himself and accused the women of testifying out of hatred. Coroner Schultz remanded him to the Tombs without bail. An examination is scheduled for tomorrow before Judge Martine, with counsel planning to waive the proceeding.
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Schultz
Ameer Ben Ali
Martine
Forest Fire Losses Prompt Call for Rain
Dispatches report grave forest fires across districts affecting property along railroads. Northern Pacific lines near the junction suffered telegraph damage but are repaired. private holders face heavy losses while railroad crews report fires under control in places near Ashland and Duluth edge areas.
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St. Paut
Kimberly
Northam Pacific
Northern Pacific
Ashland
Forest
Thomas M.tello
Omaha
Costello
Duluth
Dolath
Ksiland
Superior
Tie
From Poverty to Riches A Governess Inherits Fortune
Special telegram reports Alice Victoria Murphy daughter of Captain Murphy once secretary to the Prince of Wales has inherited about 250000 dollars. She worked as a governess and seamstress in the city. The article notes her family history including a mother who left for Australia with a wealthy brother and references to Crimean War service and ties to Queen Victoria.
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BrrraLo
Alice Victoria Murphy
Captain Murphy
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Miss Murphy
Australia
Carmen
Thomas
Victoria
Sierey
Iain Murphy
Vate Secreice
Wales
Garrison murder trial details unfold in Prager’s store
In the Garrison murder trial the defense fails to block Mrs. Fannie Baker’s testimony about Dr. Baird’s shooting after entering Prager’s paper store. The witness describes Baird’s reaction and death scene, while City Clerk and Register editor tie Dr. Garrison to threats against Baird. The State’s case wraps by tomorrow noon.
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Wurrettya
Garrison
Fannie Baker
Prager
Dr. Baird
Dr. Garrison
W. C. As
the Register
Naval Investigation Next by Cameron Senate Committee
Senator Cameron, chair of the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs, plans to begin work promptly under a Senate resolution. He weighs the scope to study naval matters generally and the needs of various naval yards, rejecting a global roaming mandate.
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Wasuixeros
Cameron
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
Chandler's Dilemma Senate Immigration Funds Short
Senator Chandler, chairman of the Senate Committee on Immigration, faces a lack of funds to conduct a thorough investigation of immigration affairs during the summer. The Senate resolution and insufficient reimbursements hinder travel and investigative expenses, preventing effective work by the committee.
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Senate Committee On Immigration
Wasuixotox
Chandler
Senate
Richard Reddick Claims 114 Years Of Life In Beaver Falls
A telegram from Beaver Falls reports Richard Reddick a resident near Bridgewater who says he is 114 years old and holds papers claiming birth in Richmond Virginia. He states he was freed by his mistress at her death and notes long life expectations, mentioning tobacco use and drinking when available.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver Fas
May M
Richard Reddick
Negro Ving
Bridgewater
Richmond
Man Arrested in Leslie County Claimed Identity Mixup
A man was arrested in Leslie county and brought to town for detention. He claims he is Edmond Silcott from the Fifty third Company and from Loxpor Ky and that his real name is Mcintosh from Cumberland Gap.
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Loxpor
Leslie County
Edmond Silcott
Silcott
Mcintosh
Cumberland Gap
Blaine Improving Seeks Rest. Return to Washington Expected
New York May 4 Secretary Blaine spent a comfortable day propped in bed. Doctors say indigestion overworked him and he is rested and improving. Mrs Blaine reports progress and plans to leave the city soon. Walter Damrosch, son in law, sails for Europe but will return if Blaine’s condition worsens. Blaine may visit Elsworth for a time and intends a summer home at Bar Harbor if his health allows.
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New York
Blaine
Eee
Pyarm
Elsworth
Bennis
Cially
Walter Damrose
Europe
Biatees
Damrosch
Washington
Rete
Bar Harbor
Kentucky Democrats Endorse Tariff Reform and Silver
The Kentucky Democratic State Convention in Louisville adopts a platform denouncing the McKinley tariff as excessive and urging tariff reform. It praises the 1890s push for free coinage of silver and restoration of equal treatment under the law, recognizing silver’s role in expanding money in circulation.
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Louisville
United States
Encampment Plans Draw Interest in Witttansport
The Department of Pennsylvania G A B will hold its summer encampment in Witttansport on July 10. Department Commander George G. e. has named Dinan as Encampment Committee chair. The event will use Packer ground, with electric lights and city water. About 20 000 spectators are expected, plus 5 000 to 6 000 more from allied groups, and streetcar service may be extended for crowds.
Collins Breaks His Second Fast in Pittsburg Show
Elmer A Collins, known as the Pittsburg faster, ends a three day fast with a corn beef sandwich after a failed performance run. J Cormatty, a specialty manager, also breaks ranks as the company suffers low box office. The star attraction left the stage as the show dissolves tonight due to poor receipts.
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Panvgiraia
M.—Elmer
A. Collins
Pittsburg
J. Cormatty
Davin
Tors
Mins
Collins
Scotch Irish Congress Entertained in Louisville
Delegates attend the Scotch Irish Congress in Louisville with large gathering and hospitable welcome. Local committee arranges comfort and entertainment including sightseing and a tour by boat on the river, plus preparations for the program when sessions are not in progress. President Bon Congress leads early groundwork.
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Louisvillte
Bon- Congress
American Boilermakers Discuss Uniform Inspection Law
At the St Louis morning session of the American Boilermakers Association officials reviewed a report urging a national inspection law and, if blocked, state laws classifying boilers in four classes. The report was adopted amid a heated discussion. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: President James Tappan, Vice President Louis aut honen, Second Vice President James Kinney, and Third Vice President Charles Kroeschel. Treasurer Richard Hammond, E. D. Meir.
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St. Louis
American Boilermakers' Association
Committee On Uniform Inspection
James Tappan
Aut Honen Louis
Hydetown Resident James Fleming Ends Life with Shot
Truesville May 4 James Fleming an aged resident of Hydetown three miles north of town shot himself last night. The ball struck just below the heart and he died after a brief struggle. He had recently suffered severe depression and left behind a widow and three children.
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Trresville
James Fleming
Hydetown
Bean
Pittsburgh Man Missing From Atlantic City Hotel
F. A. McCabe from Pittsburg disappeared after registering at the Aldine Hotel in Atlantic City. Proprietor H. D. Eastman reported him at police headquarters this morning. McCabe, a middle aged, well dressed man, was last seen Tuesday afternoon with unclaimed baggage.
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AtlanTic Cit
H. D. Eastman
Aldine Hotel
F. A. McCabe
Fittsburg
Arkansas boy charged with patricide by hoe attack
A twelve year old boy, Tom Page of Arkansas, struck his mother with a hoe and killed her this morning as punishment escalated. Lirtle Knox reports the incident occurring at ten in the morning with authorities investigating the fatal child crime.
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Arkansas
Lirtle Knox
Tom Page
Ark
Parnell Alone as Harringtons Lead the Parnellite Factions
The Irish political scene centers on Parnell’s decline while Harrington, Nolan, Power and Gray emerge as potential defectors. A Dublin dispatch notes possible desertions from the Parnellite camp and reports suggest a fatal blow to the remaining Parnellite organization in Ireland within days.
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The
Times
Ireland
Harrington
Timothy
Parnell
National League
America
North Wexford
John E. Redmond
of Commons
E. Dwyer Gray
Par
Anastasia of Mecklenburg Schwerin Nears Czar’s Favor
The Isle of Wight visit by Anastasia Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin raises hopes she can sway the Czar to lift a ban and recognize a marriage. The Merenbergs and Grand Duchess Olga’s death shift opposition, fueling belief the autocrat may relent and restore status.
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Isle of Wight
Anastasia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
St. Petersburg
Michael
Merenberg
Tee Ee
Olga
Bogus English Estate Agents Prey on US Seekers
Report from Loxpox May 4 notes rising letters from Americans seeking imagined English estates. US legation warns against impostors who advertise left property by common names and urge victims to send money. Circulation of circulars by Mr Lowell exposes scams targeting provincial towns and midwest readers.
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United States
Press of
America
Bank of England
Mr. Lowell
Jennings
Lawrence Townley
Chase- Townley
Hyde
Herne
Bradford
Hedges
Lincoln
Nts
Kanans
Iowa
Far West
Praeghourt
Flinn Disputes Pittsburg Mayor Over City Charter Roles
Senator Flinn remains amused by Mayor Gourley's criticisms of municipal power in Pittsburg. He defends the charter, disputes syndicate control claims, and argues his district's support over a large campaign fund. Rep Graham and Rep Richards question the mayor's peculiar stance amid talks of a new road bill and constitutional changes.
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Harsnuag
Flinn
Gourley
Pittsburg
Select Council
Graham
Peete
Sriticlanes
Richards
Baltimore Widow Victim of Mystery Assault in Welsh Mountains
Despatch from Chester reports Mrs. Duncan of Baltimore Maryland found badly injured on Snowden mountain near Betws-y-Coed North Wales. Police suspect foul play with four doctors attending as authorities hold her husband Mr Duncan who confessed to battering her head. case unresolved.
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Duncan
Baltimore
Lexpos
Chester
Snowden Mountain
Bettswycoed
North Wales
Peng Jowen
Grateful Singer Refuses Aid Then Accepts Benefit Offer
On the Circassia voyage the Royal Edinburgh Concert company, led by contralto Edith Ross, refused to perform for the Home for Aged Mariners in London citing travel funds. After public support and applause, Miss Ross agreed to aid if future crossings would donate all proceeds to America.
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Dunlap's Cable Company
Glassnow
Circassia
Royal Edinburgh Concert Company
Edith Ross
London
Miss Hoss
United States
Scotland
Rica
Rosa
America
Parliament Infected as Influenza Strikes Commons
The House of Commons reports rising influenza cases with seven new infections bringing total to 77, about 17 percent of members ill. Irish MPs show fewer illnesses, while fumigation and sulfur risks spark debate and a substitute using sulfur candies is proposed, as candles burn in the chamber.
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Leram
House of Commons
Ihs
Ity
Emerald Isle
Slabury
Gladstone Improves After Grip Attack. Russell Dies
Gladstone shows signs of recovery from his grip attack with improving temperature. Francis Russell Clerk of the Peace for Kent dies of lung congestion after influenza. The Prince of Wales is slightly indisposed but plans to attend theater, and inquiries note Gladstone’s condition remains favorable. The penel last night received a letter about Mrs. Gladstone’s condition.
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Dunlay L
Francis Russell
Kent
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Gladstone
Asuna Shion
Prince Christain
William Henry Smith
The
Treasury
Portugal Crisis Reports Hint Charles May Abdication
Sensational strings from Portugal claim King Charles may abdicate if ministers decide the throne is untenable. Telegrams cited by Justicia say he convened his council to discuss the financial and political crisis and a faction may be ready to accept a new sovereign if needed.
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Charles
Mapam
Portugal
The
Justicia
Council of
Fras
Forcing Out the Hebrews in Moscow Ramps Up Tactics
In St Peranssvna dated May, General Gressner, chief of the St. Petersburg police, issued strict orders to enforce anti Hebrew measures. Expulsions from Moscow continue, though less openly, to avoid dampening celebrations for the arrival of Moscow’s new Governor, Grand D. Sergius, as Rothschilds had withdrawn their offer to place the new Russian logon.
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St. Peranssvna
Gressner
St. Petersburg
Moscow
D. Sergius
Morganatic Russian Couple Ties Wedding Knot
Loxpox May 14. The Morganatic Russian couple the Grand Duke Michael and his bride Countess Sophie of Morenberg proceed with a discreet union as rumors of imperial favor linger over the alliance.
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Dunlaf
Loxpox
Michael
Countess Sophie
Morenberg
Count Rosen Elopes With Actress Hartmann
Stockholm reports a sensational elopement as Count Von Rosen, a Hussars officer, marries actress Hartmann while her invalid husband remains behind. The couple travels Copenhagen to London and then New York seeking a divorce with financier Mary Moore aiding funds. The Count's brother pushes for punishment over the desertion.
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Dunlap
Stockholm
Count von Rosen
Hnussars
Hartmann
Mme
Agre
Eloping
Copenhagen
London
Wees Moore
Seroe Carlston Bildt
Mary Moore
Philadelphia
The Pope on Labor Encyclical Draws Mixed Reception
The Pope releases a long awaited encyclical on labor, praised for thoughtful framing but not satisfying all leaders. Early reactions show leaders considering challenging some provisions as the document is analyzed.
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Lorpox
Court of Appeals Rules On Pork Origin Came From America
In Colooost May 1, the Court of Appeals ruled that 200 tons of pork claimed to be of American origin and allegedly shipped into Germany from Holland lacked evidence. The court found no proof that the pork came from any country other than the United States.
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CoLoost
Court of Appeals
Germany
Holland
United
Tax Bill Debate Splits Senate Views In Harrisville
Harrisville May 14 Senator Grady chair of the Senate Finance Committee opposes the Granger tax bill and backs the Boyer substitute. He believes the Boyer bill is in danger while the Taggart bill faces insufficient votes. Debate centers on tax form choice and potential fiscal impact. Senator Gobin opposes Grady while the Lebanon senator notes a $100,000 expense for the plan.
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Harrisvnac
Grady
Senate Finance Committee
Friends of the Granger
Finance Committee
Gobin
Lebanon
Two Road Bills Now
The road commission proposes a substitute for the Western engineers bill. It imposes a cash tax and allows townships to issue bonds for road improvements with a vote of the people. No state aid is provided and supervisors would be paid a small daily wage.
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Road Commission
Western Engineers
Stewart
Democrats Pass Robinsons Constitutional Convention Bill
Democrats in the Senate voted to approve Senator Robinsons bill after exhausting amendments. The measure yields 18 delegates at large to Republicans and 66 district delegates to Democrats, with a provision letting voters choose delegates to the convention.
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Hamrarssone
May W
Senate
Robinson
Beaver
Rapsher
Gurbon
Jones Adjournment Vote Explains Late Date Favor
Representative Jones of Allegheny announces reasons for backing a late adjournment date. He cites desire to finally consider ballot constitutional convention tax equalization bituminous mine ventilation Allegheny county salary and conspiracy bills.
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Hannienens
May
Representative Jones
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Present Congressional Apportionment Seen Sufficient
The House Congressional Apportionment Committee halted another bill and decided the current district arrangement, with minor changes for population growth and two extra seats, was sufficient. GOP opposition and a pending state plan remain unresolved as leaders consider a caucus on party strategy.
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PROM
House
Congress
Philnoe Og
Allegheny
Washington
Fayette and Greene
Jeny County
Can
Ternigh
Handy Smith
Ican
Senate Bill Advances For Corporate Directors and Public Safety
In Hamnisarae on May 4 the House passed a Senate bill authorizing private and business corporations to have officers serve as directors while supporting associations for protecting life and property in first class cities. It also provides for an eight hour work day under state control to cover director attendance costs at annual and triennial conventions, funded by district resources.
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Hamnisarae
House
Senate
Ees
Stanada
Tsa
Eee Actos
Can Pepenive
Senate Adopts May 78 as Final Adjournment Date
In Hannisnans on May 24 the Senate moved to adjourn the Legislature and set May 2 as the final day. Brooks of Philadelphia offered a substitute delaying to June 1 but the motion to postpone until next Tuesday failed. The adjournment question resumed in the night session with amendments and further votes noted.
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Hannisnans
Riter
Senate
Brooks
Philadelphia
Neebs Bill to Hang Murderers Delayed in Senate
The Senate delays Mr Neet e s bill to hang murderers in penitentiaries on second reading. A proposal for countersees by Auditor and scrutiny of city council powers appears in the discussion.
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Neeb
Hancores
Aisy
Senate
Neet
Ned
Pete Fa Ee
Veto Swung Against Sale of Dissolved Corporation Property
In Hannssonc on May 4 the Senate received a veto from the Governor on a bill authorizing the sale of real estate of dissolved corporations. The governor has approved other bills this session, but vetoed this one.
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Hannssonc
Senate
Anys
Harbor Master Resignation and Pending Philadelphia Nomination
Hannswvad reports on May 4 that Mr. Lawrence resigned as Harbor Master of Philadelphia. Patterson’s nomination lingers in the Senate for months while John Lynch of Luzerne County is named under a recent act. both are identified as Democrats.
Senate bills move forward on notary eligibility and alien office ban
In May the Senate reported favorably a bill allowing women to become notaries public. A related measure passed to bar aliens from holding state county or municipal offices.
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Hanrsnone
May M
Senate
Democratic Senators Consider Early Caucus On Baker Ballot Reform
Democratic senators plan a caucus early next week to discuss agenda items and potential backing for Baker ballot reform legislation. The move signals focus on procedural changes affecting ballot access and election rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissoene
Semi Monthly Pay Bill Passed in Senate
The House semi monthly pay bill passed the Senate by a wide margin. It imposes a penalty for violations of the act and is expected to affect future wage settlements and payroll procedures.
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Hagawerac
House
Senate
Strange family tale from Somerset involves rats and a sick horse
A Telegram from Somerset reports Mrs. McAdams living five miles on the Bedford pike with a large, poor family. A rat swarm invaded the stable, spooking a sick horse that could not rise. The horse lay down and could not be fed, prompting discussions to shelter the animals inside to protect them from the rodents. The case is under investigation.
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Somerset
Sharon Furnace Starts Up After Four Month Pause
Saanos May 14 The first cast of pig iron in Shenango Valley for over four months was made in the Sharon Iron Company's furnace last night. The big plant was put under yesterday and will run as long as coke can be secured. The furnace yields over 100 tons per day. The mill belonging to the same company, idle on half time for want of iron, will resume next week.
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Saanos
Shenango Valley
Sharon Iron Company
Prisoners Escape From Jeffersonville Penitentiary
Two convicts escaped last night from the Jeffersonville Penitentiary. Frank Burns a one year man sentenced in 18 X for murder and another inmate fled by lowering themselves to the ground with a rope. They have not been captured.
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Jeffensonville
Jeffersonville Penitentiary
Frank Burns
Senate OKs funds for county bridge projects in May session
In Hanmasonc on May 4 the Senate approved bills authorizing county commissioners to rebuild and alter bridges crossing streams. The measures allocate funds and empower local authorities to manage construction and improvements.
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Hanmasonc
Senate
Explosion at Wilsons Sawmill Kills Several Men
Telegram reports a boiler explosion at Wilsons Sawmill on West Central Railway near Wilsons Station. The blast wrecked the mill and killed several workers.
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Wilson's
Oer West V Central
Chilean ships mystery in Mexican waters sparks rumors
In Mexico City on May 4 the government denied any Chilean ship touched a Mexican port and dismissed reports of a clash near San Blas. The Esmeralda reportedly left Acapulco after failed requests, while rumors linked the Itata and the Charleston in pursuit, with mixed reports from San Blas and Acapulco about possible naval actions and sightings.
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Mexico
San Blas
Anglo American
Acapulco
Esmeralda
United States
Ituta
Pacific
San Bas
Stata
Charleston
Itata
Charities and Corrections Conven tion Reports on Alien Arrivals
The session hears a lengthy report from the Committee on Reports from Stated and the Committee of Tamagration. It details alien arrivals totaling 455 902 from abroad for the year ending June 3 1880, with breakdowns by port including New York Boston Baltimore New Orleans and other ports.
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Diaawafolic
Charities and Corrections
Metibablons
Irene State
Union
Treasury Department
Save the Commie
Cnt
Porta
Mexico
Canada
United States
New York
Boston
West
Baltimore
New Orleans
Heavy Arkansas Failure Reported in May
The largest individual failure in state history was announced. John D. Adams assigned as creditor beneficiary, with Frederican appointed receiver and bond set at 200,000. Assets total 400,600 including real estate in Arkansas City, Prairie and Cleburne counties, rail shares, mining and petroleum holdings, and stock in multiple companies.
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Lrertz Rock
May M
John D. Adams
K Kramer Atesignates
Frederican
Mabiltties Oeedi
Arkansas City
Prairie
Cleburne
Arkansas and Gulf Railway
Arkansas Petroleum
Kentucky and Arkansas Land and Big Tr Company
Ruttopilas Mining Com
Pulaski Tightney
Little Rock
An City ‘Ket
James Tees
Joseph Jacksons Two Wives Investigated In Pittsburgh
In May, the body of Joseph Jacksons wife, buried at a hillside cemetery, was exhumed for autopsy as a coroner's inquest is set to hear evidence. Reports indicate Jackson relationships with another woman and a prior accusation of harm, prompting renewed scrutiny into his case.
Blanch Burgnists Queer Sleep Raise Local Alarm
A 4 year old girl, daughter of J P Burgnist, fell ill with back and head pain and sank into a coma like sleep. Neighbors fear a fatal outcome as doctors seek a cure and monitor her condition closely.
Epworth League Emerges As Major Power In Methodist Church
May 4 report from St Louis notes the Board of Control of the Epworth League meets at Union M E Church for a three day session. The corresponding secretary Rev Jesse L Hurlburt files a report showing about $1.28 in a fair tolag paid the dow week.
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Epworth League
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse L. Hurlburt
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