Western Telegrams and Mine Accident Reports
A fragmented Western Telegrams column notes liquor license changes in Oregon, arrests","a Modesto editor comments, and General McClellan's Richmond visit. It reports a fatal mine accident at Navasin e with A L Stark killed and Jake Eggars injured, plus a San Francisco Bay body float and financial distress case. It mentions Duke of Newcastle's Southern California land purchases and rising Chinese immigration in Honolulu, with Mexican War veterans set to celebrate Palo Alto’s anniversary.
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Third trial of Timothy Kelly for murder proceeds in Desix
The May 7 court session in Phoenix Park hears the third trial related to the Caven murder. James Ey, the informer, testifies that a group including the ex son of Joe Brady offered to have others testify. Carey identifies himself as the man who offered to testify against the prisoner.
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Band of fanatics denounces labor reform and supports dynamite
A May 6, 28th annual convention of the American Labor Reform League in New York adopts resolutions declaring labor as the source of wealth and condemning rent, banks, and monopolies. Dynamite is praised as a weapon of war. a mass meeting is planned in two weeks. The Philadelphia convention is denounced as fruitless.
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Two Colored Children Burned Death in Chicago Tenement Fire
In Chicago on May 7 two young children aged two and three perished when a four story tenement burned. A blind tenant survived thanks to firemen's efforts as residents scrambled to escape. Police cited a suspect in a separate theft case who claimed a promise of freedom for confession.
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Ken sington School of Music opened by Prince of Wales
Telegraphic brief notes the Prince of Wales opened the Ken sington School of Music today while Ireland loses Judge Richard Deasy aged 71 and other items report East St. Louis fires, the Dunn Elliott murder trial, Phenix Park murders anniversary, Germany Mexico treaty second reading, police informer rumors, Chicago cigar workers strike, and Welch's Comedy Company performing in Reno with new sketches and songs.
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