Adier’s Death Follows Washington Shooting
Maurice Adier, shot by Frank Ward about four months ago in Washington, died Thursday night. Officials report the case as a fatal result of the earlier shooting with lingering injuries cited as the cause of death.
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Feud Bloodshed Near Pike County Kentucky Wedding Night
Reports from Pike County Kentucky describe the Hatfield and McCoy feud flaring again with at least three deaths across a seven year vendetta. A bridal party at Peter McCoy’s farm was shot as John Hand and Miss McVoy prepared to wed, killing the groom and the bride and wounding the minister. Authorities hunt the gunmen while lines of conflict widen amid the feud. A separate U.S. circuit court action in Shreveport seeks a receiver for the Shreveport and Houston Railroad due to insolvency and defaulted bonds. In Tennessee, Mormon elders were driven from Wilson County by White Caps, with threats and vigilante pressure prompting their departure and warnings to converts considering leaving Mormonism.
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Grave objections to cemetery location in Cornopolis
Cornopolis residents resist the Cemetery Company site near the old Methodist Church graveyard. Opponents fear groundwater contamination as burials rise, arguing water works would calm tensions, while urging cemeteries be placed on low ground to avoid endangering wells and springs.
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