Great Clinois Ex-Stateman in Critical Condition
Volume II reports the ill health of ex president David Davis of Illinois with erysipelas kidney disease and a failing prognosis. Bishop MeQuide of Rochester opens Irish fund subscriptions amid political calls for home rule and reform. Also included are crop prospects from the Midwest and a detailed White House reception for Grover Cleveland, plus crime notes from Colon and Missouri involving shooting, a fatal affray, and public arrests.
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David Davis
Davis
Chicago
Beieht
Murder over a text in Hinesville ends in killings
A party returning from church was attacked after a dispute over a text. Richard Perry attempted to intervene and was shot and killed. A larger fight followed leaving Sam Martin Tom Meade and Mia Lugloga Low fatally wounded.
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Hinesville
Richard Perry
Sam Afurtia
Ghot
Ficht
Sam Martin
Tom Meade
Mia
Lugloga Low
Turmoil and Fear Sweep City Streets at Night
Local residents face rampant crime as robberies rise and street violence shocks the city. Officials debate hiring patrols while citizens urge action. many fear leaving home after dark as police presence remains scarce.
Destructive Wreck Near Dora on Pittsburgh and Wheeling Line
A late 19th century incident near Dora Pennsylvania on the Pittsburgh and Wheeling Railway resulted in three deaths and multiple injuries after a passenger train on a trestle derailed. The forward cars plunged from the structure into the riverbed below. several crew members were buried in debris. Conductor Kline survived by leaping clear. The wreck details describe a chain of events with a burned trestle and extensive wreckage.
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Colon
Foxai're
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Milroad
Dora
Caret Utong Fredett
Abn
Kline
George Littly
Brakewen Aetee
Pena Tat Beet
Rani
Dire Deeds and Murders Across the Nation
Reports of a Massachusetts man named William Farrell killing a policeman and himself, a father striking and killing his children, and a mass of violent crime details. The narrative includes a New York hotel double murder, Cobley’s deadly attack in East Templeton, and a large fatal assault leaving multiple victims. The text also notes devastating wind and rain in Northern Texas and a volcanic eruption impacting Realito and Managua, Nicaragua.
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Voteanea
Alaxy
John Rotebkiss
Ugland
Trond Realto
Nicaragua
Versagtorl
Momenitomby
Abunecua
Cnuttry
Lhwas
Lotehkisa
Cyroes Ot
Volcana
Realito
Managua
Winds-and-wrecks Strike Weatherford Area
A Texas windstorm caused widespread damage in Weatherford and Parker County. Hous es were leveled or damaged and tenants and residents were injured or killed by falling debris. Property losses run from thousands to over 100000 dollars, with public buildings including the opera house and several stores sustaining severe harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tees
Ole AL Weatherford
Dave Nares
Missella Wintinck
Mea
Gaeunon
Acrottus Prine
Weatherford
Enrolling as Scouts at Fort Stanton
Fort Stanton on the Mescalero reservation greets two Mescalero chiefs Muchacta Negro and Ispul who have joined the army as scouts under General Miles. Officials expect their enlistment will hasten the roundup of hostiles. A local critic calls the pair bloodthirsty. warnings of bloodshed follow.
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Tomstong
Ant
Fort Stanton
Mescalero Reservation
Muchacta Negro
Ispul
Miles
Vilame
West
Arriva
Puraustat
Sarie
Arri- Vale
Tubac
Prins County
Mining Riots Roil French Mines Scaled by Police
Paris area reports a coal strike with 2500 workers. Strikers halted operations at Quarignon pits as police guard sites. Lancers deployed to Quarignon barracks with seven squads ordered to scene. Gov of Hainault heads to strike area amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Flent
St. Florent Ulue
Quarignon
Lancers
Quarignan
Hainault
Deadly Cyclone Hits Cook and Denton Counties
A cyclone struck in Cook and Denton counties last night with fatalities at Stoney in Denton county and multiple known losses. Western damage affected crops and farm buildings as emergency crews assess impacts.
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Cook
Denton
Balle Prigmore
Stoney
Denton County
Markets wrap Kansas City grain and live stock mixed
Kansas City grain shows No 3 red winter at 53 1/2 ¢, No 3 soft winter 60 ¢, No 3 red winter 87 ¢, No 2 oats 28 3/4 ¢. Live stock includes steers $4.65 to $5.15, feeders around $2.50, cows $2.45 to $5.25, bulls $3.40 to $3.75, hogs $3.00 to $3.95, lambs $3.50 to $4.10. Telegraph grain quotes from St Louis and Chicago show mixed prices. New York Wheat No 2 spring 80 1/4.
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Sturtevant House
Wiliam B. Thompson
Kansas City
Bureylog
Jie
Leland
Fiona
Thompson
Bute
George Mutty
Reyily
Tehon
Phnae
Physteinus
Siemon
Mulford
Katzenbach
Stehuseers
Anid Milager
New York Hospital
Tompaon
Choy
Mesh Sirbo
Deva Lethers
Mir
Avery
Gouin Nessuimvien
Adieadian
Eise
Ibyett
Fides
Ruerren
Ste Betinen
Troha Teamake
Oowerk Fk
Drootfs Tate
Wettin
Rae
Kansag City Gratana
Telegraph
Br. Louis
Chicago
New York
Gorey North
Curious Odds and Oddities From Town and Country
A string of brief items notes quirky tales from Kate Fiell on eye hearing, a Tiffin steer found dead, crowded churchyards, Caledonia flower trout layout, Mrs. Alexander’s Washington marriage, a watercolor portrait offer, and Parson Smith’s preaching. Also reports an albino baby in Harrisburg, Yakima coin burial, backyard bragging legends, a Sunday school mix up, and a Pittsburgh baseball trick with a gum ball.
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Kate Fiell
Gotham
Tiffin
Fla Kead
Caledonia
Alexander
Washington
Aml
J. Lave
Springtigll
Mass
Foye
Parson Smith
Gil Liem
Harrisburg
Yakima
Washington Territory
Engl
Sullivan
Rossen
New Jersey
Lydia
Duboy
Hariitsman
Lowry Pet
Sal
Hiviltiom
Lowry
Genessee River
New York
Pittsburgh
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Supreme Court of Arkansas
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