Trial follows manslaughter verdict in Montagu case
Annie Margaret Montagu was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her three year old daughter Mary Helen. The trial revealed a dark room punishment history for Mary Helen and three other children. Montagu was sentenced to twelve months in prison with defense led by Mr McLaughlin and Ron, and prosecution by Joby Atkinson Q C.
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Charles
Callies
Waltalla
Bach
Deskin
Denis, Apell
Annie Margaret Montagu
Tuell
Montagu
Alent
Mr. Montagu
Downstaire
Govroom
Austin
Walter
Gilbert
Mary Helen
Cuibert
Esther Emma Jamea
Cneng
Chili
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mra. Montagu
Colhad
Fermoy
Abe
Gilbmes Meliicking
Mickinadane
Walsall Anarchists Guilty in Ten Year Sentences
The trial convicted Frederick Charies Callies Victor John Thomas Deekin and Jobo Kartolla alias Deoganavicot of anarchist activities. Seven others including John Weene oat Wiliam Ditehield were acquitted. Jury recommended mercy for Devkin a Birmingham resident once employed by the London Northwest Hallway. Devkin’s police confession traced the plot aimed at Callies and Freedman.
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Callies
Wattotia
Chartee
Deekin
Loxpom
Walsall
Frederick Charies
Victor Callies
John Thomas Deekin
Jobo Kartolla
Deoganavicot
John Weene Oat Wiliam Ditehield
Devkis
Mercy
Devkin
Birmingham
Vicinity
Boreel
London & Northwest
Oni Pola
Confession of Ravachol Ties Anarchist Plots to Murders
The prisoner Ravachol confesses five murders to fund his anarchist cause. He details bombs in the Chamber of Deputies and Labau barracks, naming Gustav Matthieu and Desitar as accomplices. He admits dynamite was stolen and used, while police tracks focus on Chan Martin’s earlier statements.
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Chanmartin
Orst
Ravachol
Chamber of Deputies
Ef Ite
St. Germain
Gastav Matthien
Rue Cilnchy
Gustav Matthieu
Matthieu
Selsey
Mysterious California Tale of Borrows and Morrowe
Bax Franciico reports a murky California episode involving Borrows, Drayton family friend. A voyage from New York on invitation of Harold Le Breton ends with a fatal gun incident at a Lake County ranch. Le Breton and Harry Le Riché appear, while Morrowe dies after a disputed firing blamed on an accidental revolver explosion.
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Bax Franciico
Borrows
Drayton
California
Bic
New York
Harold le Hreton
Mia Langtry
Lake County
Dovore
le Breton
Harry Qelriche
Morrowe
le Bruton
Calistoga
San Francisco
Borrowe
Death of Washington Booth in Ballroons Maryland
Washington Booth ex-Collector of the Port at Baltimore died at 71 after a long illness. He held many positions of importance in Baltimore, was appointed Collector of the Port by President Grant in 1873, served three years, later resigning due to ill health. At death he was vice president and director of several large companies and was resident Consul for Chili at Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Ballroons
Washington Booth
Hastiture
Booth
Bxlinors
Grant
Copewras
Chili
Revolution in Ecuador and regional turmoil reported
Despatches from Panama say a revolution has broken out in Ecuador while Peru faces unrest as ex President Pistolsbes raises an army at Iquique to reclaim provinces. Government forces move to quell rebels amid regional instability and economic news from the United States includes Tin Plate plant developments in Campen New Jersey and labor strikes affecting cabinet makers in New York City.
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Pistols
Peru
Lospon
Panama
Ecuador
Plerolsbes
Iquique
Ler
Chill
Ribela
Murdered Wife at Meredith Station by Husband
A violent crime at Meredith passenger station ends in the murder of Mrs. Drualila A. Wiggin of Lakeport. Her husband George R. Wiggin waited with a revolver and dagger, stabbed and hacked the victim, then surrendered. The couple, who had five children and had been separated, had a divorce plea pending.
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Soh
Meredith
Veteriay
Drualila A. Wiggis
Lakeport
George R Wiewin
Maredith
Artee
Red Br
Mra Wiggin
Fiona
Wiggis
New Orleans Fires Devastate Cotton District and Homes
A massive blaze in New Orleans spread through a cotton district and nearby homes, touching off two fires near Laurel and Third streets and another incident on Magazine to Constance Crossing. Officials estimate total losses around 3.5 million dollars, with about 85,000 in cotton losses and 155 houses destroyed or damaged. Two children were reported killed in an explosion at a separate fire scene, though confirmation is pending. The disaster prompted panic as winds fanned the flames, threatening a large residential area near the fire zone.
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Lanse
New Omuians
Chicago
Feters
Front
Thalis
Kothive
Heeyene
Penroxe Shippers
Boyd ‘Ts Herelck
Tndepemnee Yard Sud
Tion Prev
Laurel
Third Streets
Valentine
Magazine Street
Constance Crossing
Kansas
Kavens Crrr
Kanas
Oklahom
Festa
Ator
William Eggers
Butler
Potter Estate Bought by Albert A Pope Details
Albert A Pope of Beyete fare buys Potter Estate including south Jerusalem Road properties, Potter house, big stable line, Irving A Evans house, servant cottage, first Potter cottage, and remaining stables. Bowling alleys excluded from the transfer. Also notes public reaction to trout killings rumor and lack of knowledge by Mr Kidd.
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Potter
Col
Hope
Bowe Mother in Trial Proceedings and Related Roles
A report outlines Bowe Mother's ongoing trial status and her involvement alongside Mrs Foote, including statements about acting as surety in the accompanying proceedings.
Joe Anthall on way to Europe after fatal shooting
Reported by friends of Joe Anthall who shot and killed Michael Griffin at Big Mine Bus last week and fled. The information comes from Teo Weeder and Len vi B-Ints in Warner Asutasa Pennsylvania dated April 4. Further details remain unclear due to the fragmented source text.
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Warner Asutasa
Joe Anthall
Michael Griffin
Europe
Anthall
Storms Leave Debris Across Neighboring Towns
Reports from multiple towns describe hailstones larger than marbles and teacups injuring roofs and skylights. One severe storm crippled rail service in Martin's Ferry while West Virginia and Oklahoma areas reported fatalities and widespread property damage.
Robbery trap near Harvey's Ranch ends with arrest
Idaho April 5 reports state sheriff planned an ambush with ten men near Harvey's Ranch to catch the robber. Harvey’s six daughters allegedly wore disguises when the arrest occurred one daughter fainted and disclosed the scheme. An inquiry referenced various unrelated names and places in brief mentions.
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Warner's Kench
Harmon City
Idaho
Batwow Cert
Harvey
Harvey and
Hie
Chinese Exclusion Bill Passes House by Wide Margin
Washington dispatches report the House voting 179 to 42 to pass a stringent anti Chinese bill under suspension of the rules. Critics call it a moral affront and a breach of treaties while supporters hail it as essential, with amendments limiting entry to diplomats and officials. Additional notes cover a planned women’s hotel project in Washington, the death of Henry B. James, and farewell to Senor Montt at the White House.
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Hint
Hooker
Dem
Missianippl
Heard
Missouri
Uuder
Uries
Utmonteu
Ubie
Lowalt
Hitt
Ilinois
Stanley
Africa
U. S
Senor
Monts Gide
Waakiinerram
Ageia
Don Pedro Montt
Chi
United States
White House
Reeretary
Blaine
Europe
Guia
Congress
Fragmentary OCR Brief on Island Workhouse Visitors
Fragmented text mentions three new cams or people tied to an Island workhouse, with names James Brooks and Gebmidt from Kidridgn. The passage is incomplete, unclear, and cannot establish a coherent event or outcome.
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James Brooks
Kidridgneiay
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N.Y
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Lee
Bowe
Teo Weeder
Rawa
Apetlee
Perales
Laximotos
Nomacans
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Chad
Rella
Nev
S Mae
Kiama
N. Y
Semuila Brows
Philadelphia
Didees
Washington
Waah
Jame Wasmisoros
Henry B
Jame
Comte
Secromacy of the Treasury
Jones
Rochester
Emory Smith
Russia
Arctic Ocean
C. Schepflin & Co
West Front Street
Dector
Peck
Acme Tailoring Co
Cassimeres
Paesce - Wauren C. Lixnancen
Front Street
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Hay
Somerset
North Piaafield
R. J. Shaw
Beneal
Oothayr
Park Avenue
A. L
M. D. Gorsline
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Plainfield
N. J
Gavett's
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M. Ulrich
J. F. MacDonald
J. P. Laire & CO
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Gamond Oy
Pranes Property Adjuste
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Croker
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West Front
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