Terrible Treatment of a Young Girl In Iowa Case
A brutal account from Joliet Iowa area describes a abducted girl May Lathrop age about 13, allegedly forced from her home by her betrothed and companions. She was kept for five weeks, repeatedly assaulted, starved and nearly died, found handcuffed to a log. An organized posse forms as investigators and doctors tend her. authorities plan protective steps.
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Marriel
Dillon
Whitt Cloud
Judge Leuck
White Cloud
Arclone
Doner
Thu
Bulleinia
Oko Buckley
Bueldey
Fron
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Mr. Carpenter
Fasten Arene
Indian Land Claims Decision Favoring Native Occupation
Acting Land Commissioner Stockglager rules that an Indian occupied land prior to the railroad map filing in Washington Territory exempts that tract from a Northern Pacific grant. The decision affects many similar cases and shapes land rights in the territory.
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Stockglager
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Deilotte
Washington Territory
Cholera Toll Reaches Near 50,000 in Nation
The Gazette reports cholera cases nationwide since the year began approach 50,000 with about 87,000 deaths. July fatalities total 85,800 from a 250 population city. Outside the capital, Korodo province and nearby districts show thousands of additional deaths in one month.
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Japas Gazeta
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Terrible Crime in Public Garden Ends in Death
Boston September 17 a colored man Sylvester Pletcher walked through the public garden and struck a 6 month old child with a stone in a dog baby carriage fatally injuring the infant. Pletcher was quickly captured by citizens and claimed he wished to be arrested to obtain relief. The Chlesya Red Cross branch sent 2009 dollars to the Charleston relief committee. Mayor Harrison named five citizens to oversee earthquake relief fundraising.
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Mass
Sylvester Pletcher
Callahan Ley Leap
Fletcher
Aturvig
Red Cross
Charleston
Harrison
Fiendish Springfield blast sparks suspicion and fear
A bomb exploded near 10 Dolitson’s coal frame in Springfield last night startling residents. Glass shattered at Johnson’s front window. wife injured. Rumors of a vendetta and jealousy swirl as investigators probe who planted the device and why.
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Srrivarizta
Lest
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Windemeyer
Johnson
Janilsone
Bia
Rully Perty
Terrible Night Between Relatives in Anxas O
A farmer Boettler is injured after a wagon collision caused by his brother-in-law Ely diarner who leapt into Boettler’s wagon. Horses bolted five miles with people striking the wagon. Ger ner and Turner fled the scene with injuries. Boettler could not move and was bleeding. Earlier family trouble is noted.
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Dusepl Bortner
Ely Diarner
Bin
Leavin
Boettler
Bovtiler
Gerner
Bottles
Sone
Madman Murders His Wife and Daughter in County
A farmer from Cropseyville, NOY, is described as showing signs of insanity for a week. He allegedly assaulted his wife and mother before his arrest on a murder charge after the daughter’s throat was cut during a struggle. He was jailed awaiting trial.
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Hubbell
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Indaw
Rurdee
A Negro Brute Hanged in Georgia After Lynch Mob Action
In Bavanyan Georgia a black man accused of assaulting Mrs. Thomas Willis in Rogers near Milling was captured in Milling. He confessed in the Brinson case. A mob of about fifty masked men seized him near Milling and hanged him, riddling his body. Authorities feared further lynching.
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Bringon
Sylvania
Alm Ta Trea
Printing new one dollar silver certificates set for week
The Treasury in Washington reports engraving and printing of the new one dollar silver certificates is underway with a daily output expected to rise to about 80,000 notes within a week. Some certificates have already begun optical and numeric prep work, while the 2 and 6 denominations undergo final preparations and security checks as officials prepare for rapid distribution this month.
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