Editor McCullough Found Dead in Bedroom Suicide Theory
Joseph B. McCullough chief printer of the Globe Democrat was found dead in his sister in law's residence at 3837 West Pine Street. Doctors say he died by suicide after a period of depression linked to illness and nervous strain. Police note no clear signs of mental breakdown prior. gas and window events described, with brother-in-law and sister-in-law involved. McCullough, born in Ireland, rose from Cincinnati reporter to Chicago editor before leading the Globe Democrat.
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Colorado Mineral Output and Sheriff O'Mahoney Election
The 1907 Colorado mineral output totaled 39 600 557 with gold 16 183 479 silver 18 607 067 lead 3 007 314 and copper 802 697, up from last year mainly due to silver. Cripple Creek production nears eight million. Thomas F. O'Mahoney, a Populist, elected sheriff of PHA County pledges law enforcement and removal of mining deputies and miners from office.
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Cuba Needs Money and Maceo Not Dead
Cuban provisional government reports worldwide aid for war through November 1896, with Gomez promised 100000 dollars in installments. totals show over 3.2 million dollars from US and foreign sources. Insurgent leader Antonio Maceo is said alive by wife of Colonel Mirabel, though Cuban Junta disputes. doctors attend him as recovery proceeds. Also notes bank failures and a California postmaster fraud case, Frank Pugh, who defaulted on official statements.
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Total Vote figures and bid for 1896 race
The official Maryland vote for president completed shows McKinley leading with 7 401 and Bryan with 6 470 656, Palmer 956, Levering 130 560, Bantlay 14 302, Machette 38 539. McKinley’s plurality 650 742 and majority 316 309. Also reported a bank director’s suicide in Selaray and Senator Walthall’s stance opposing the Cameron Cuba recognition resolution.
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General Irish discusses Nevada surveys and political appointees
A letter to the Gazettes from a U.S. congressman candidate in Iowa City and Eureka, Cal., defending himself against Journal claims of seeking the United States Surveyor General post in Nevada. He asserts Republicans’ right to federal offices, and notes other Nevada news including Mrs. Hall’s candy factory in Eureka and local theater and court notes.
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The Knights of Pythias Ball In Kenosha Tonight
The Knights of Pythias host a grand ball tonight with a festively decorated hall of evergreens and young trees. The ceiling resembles a miniature forest and the decor justifies the admission price. Managers report workers replacing the smokestack at the electric light works and Caffrey plans to keep the lights on for the event.
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