Notorious Kentucky Feuds Through History Amid Defunct Years
The piece recounts long past Kentucky feuds such as the Little-Strong war led by Capt William Strong resulting in 126 deaths and carried into Jackson county. It also describes the Garrard county feud between Dr Hezekiah Moane and Hitt, including a barbecues, courthouse conflicts, a Dowle knife attack, and a Tobacco House Battle on Scott's Fork with multiple fatalities. It notes two survivors of the feud who were college roommates and recounts a later Shotwell White clash at Corbin where Hob Evans avoided danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
William Strong
Laastao
Jackson Coun
Jerry
Hezekiah Moane
Hitt
Garrard County
Evans
Lancaster
Jesse May
Sary
Hill
Corbin
Whitely County
Hob Evans
Evana
Consolidation of Fishermen Aims at Pacific Northwest Canneries
The proposed Digwest canneries consolidation, with a $3,500,000 capital and annual output over 66,006 cases, is reportedly assured. R Caffrey notes Seattle owners back the deal. six Puget Sound canneries and BC firms are involved with aims to boost yearly output to about 690,000 cases, comprising a fifth of the Pacific coast pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digwest Canneries
Northwest
R. Caffrey
Seattle
Planta
Chilkoot
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Anacortes Co
Aineworth & Conn
Cartiare Packing Co
Fairhaven Cannings
G. T. Myers & Co
Rosatio Straits Packing Co
Alaska
Chirlkoot Packing Co
Boston Fishing & Ee” Straits Packing Co
Taku Fishing Co
Western Fisheries Co
Pacific Coast
Murder by Cheese Theory In Chicago Killing
Chicago police hold a peculiar theory in the Carl Carlson murder case. A piece of cheese was found in Carlson’s stomach during autopsy, and investigators say he was forced to swallow it as a gag after a robbery. Stephen Burke and Robert Foster are in custody.
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Chicago
Carl Carlson
Calumet River
Carlson
Stephen Burke
Robert Foster
Ellen Gwyn of the Kings staged by Neill at the opera
The Neill company presented Ellen Gwyn of the Kings at the opera house last night a genteel English comedy. Miss Edythe Chapman as Nell Gwyn charmed with a wide range and assured performance while R Owen Meech’s play earned praise for graceful prose and deft direction.
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Nell! Company
Grand Opera House
Nefil
Proby
Neill Company
Opera House
Ellen Gwyn
The
Kings
Sewell
Gwynn
Nell
Congrieve
Rowe
Sheridan
R. Owen Meech
Nell Gwyn
Edythe Chapman
Characr
Miss Chapman
Neill
MORTALITY RECORD AND FUNERAL DETAILS
The body of Roy Thornberg shipped to Machias for burial by Butterworth & Sons. Chas Brown died yesterday at police headquarters and will be shipped to Orillia. Ollie E. Thomas, 97, died last night. Frederick Wolf services held at 2 pm at Stewart's Funeral Parlors under G A R auspices. burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Roy Thornberg
Butterworth & Sons
Machias
Chas. Brown
Orillia
Butterorths
Ollie E. Thomas
Frederick Wolf
Stewart
G. A. BR
Lakeview
Free clinic for chronic cases at osteopathy institute
A small program offers limited chronic case treatment at the Tuesday and Thursday sessions hosted by the Institute of Osteopathy under direction of ratora at the Safe Deposit Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratora
Thurshington Institute of Osteopathy
Prisoner Confesses in Oregon Murder Case
In Vortland Oregon on March M a man named Benjamin was killed by a revolver shot through a window. Wm Green was arrested and charged with the murder. The prisoner reportedly confessed to the sheriff admitting he fired the fatal shot and offered no resistance when taken into custody.
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Vortland, Or
Filver
Wm. Green
BW. V. Benjamin
Benjamin
Oreante
Milwaukee & St Paul extension rumor reaches Montana
A reported plan to extend the Milwaukee and St Paul line to Melena Montana appears supported by a large survey party seen leaving Howildle South Dakota for Avarts. The movement suggests new construction activity along the route.
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ST. Paul
Milwaukee & S J. Paul
Melena
Mont. Fe
Howildle
South Dakota
Avarts
Sudden deaths and court actions amid Ballard figures
John H. Machliman, 24, collapsed dead in Ballard Street from consumption. Coroner Hoye took the body to Butterworth's morgue. W J Montgomery, colored, jailed for assault on Thos Burts, was discharged by Judge George yesterday afternoon.
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John H. Bmachliman
Ballard
Hoye
Butterworth
W. J. Montgomery
Thos Burts
George
Couldn't Fool Her At All In City Court Ruling
In Kingston NY the appellate division of the supreme court held that a woman's long street skirt can be worn without negligence. Cornelia B. Smith sued the Kingston Street Railway Co for 5000 dollars after her skirt caught in a sand box as she alighted a street car, causing a fall. The defense that the skirt length caused the accident was rejected.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Appelate
Supreme Court
Cornelia B. Smith
Kingston Street Railwayr Co
Sunday Ticket Office Agreement Signed Citywide
Most railway agents in the city have signed a pledge to open all ticket offices on Sundays. The depot ticket office can handle the Sunday traffic, while two agents yet to sign are not present at the depot. An unanimous agreement is anticipated soon.
Freight wreck injures seven near Misresippi street bridge
Seven men were seriously hurt when a freight train derailed at the Misresippi street bridge on the Wisconsin Central. The derailment left the train badly damaged and the bridge area blocked.
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ST. Paul
Misresippi Street Bridge
Wisconsin Central
Chicago seeks municipal ownership by forfeiting Ogden Gas assets
Chicago Corporation Counsel Walker files in circuit court to declare all Ogden Gas Co. properties and franchises forfeited. The move aims to block a perceived monopoly scheme and secure a municipal ownership victory for the city in its fight to control gas supply.
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Chicago
Walker
Ogden Gas Co
Novels on Trains and the Dying Trade of the Axe Writer
A railway bookseller laments the decline of old style axe driven novels sold on trains. He recalls flaming covers and cheap profits, noting modern readers prefer portable books finished at leisure. He mentions David Harum and Richard Carvel as examples and cites Anthony Hope and Ward as modern sellers.
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Pattt
David Harum
Richard Carvel
Anthony Hope
Merc
Ward
Halt Caine
James Boyn
The Harsh Truth About Quick-Print Novels and Writing
The speaker recalls a fast profit mine of penny dreadfuls where writers churn out many cheap stories. He describes writers cranking 10,000 words a day with the typewriter as a godsend, selling at fixed prices, and the brutal cycle of plot, repetition, and mass production in late 19th or early 20th century popular fiction.
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Marie Corelli
Tertha M. Clay
Kansas
Yellowstone
Rnch
Iowa battleship sails for Puget Sound repairs
Iowa departs from port bound for Puget Sound with Captain Thomas in command. The voyage heads toward Tremerten for repairs while the ship awaits docking and maintenance.
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San Francisco
Iowa
Puget Bound
Tremerten
Thomas
Youthful clerk confesses diamond theft case in Kansas City
Wm A Deardorf, a youth clerk for Edwards and Sloan jewelry, admits stealing a tray of diamonds valued at 4100 and writes a ransom letter demanding 1000. He will be prosecuted for grand larceny after full confession to the prosecuting attorney. He served 18 months with Edwards and Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wm. A. Deardort
Edwards & Sloan
Kawaerdefon
Deardorf
Rand
Edwards & Stoan
Mill Girls Mob a Cab in Paterson Riot
A taxi carrying five striking mill girls and driven by a hackman named Schulthorpe drew a large crowd in Paterson New Jersey. The mob, noisy and horn blowing, followed the cab and hurled curses as police tried to control the scene. The girls inside replaced five on strike.
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Paterson, N. J. March T
Mill Girla
Schulthorpe
Hackman
Jennie Pewehieter
Paterson
Odd Verses Toasting Dreams and Bicycles in a Local Note
A fragmented OCR piece hints at reflections on luck, ambition, and poetry. It mentions a few aphoristic lines about admirers, chance, and toping bubbles, then lapses into stray phrases about bicycle repairs and a contact, Tel Main 1669. The readable bits evoke a small, quirky local column or notice with scattered thoughts.
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Duke of Richmond
King
Lord Buckhurst
Neil
Frank MacVicars
Paes Stewart
Third Avenue Theater
Second Avenue
Mt McKinley
Aemed
Columbia Tei
Ohio
Miles & Piper CO
Nore
Runnt Watch
Hainer Grand Cafe
Aleo
Kreathens
Main
Bartel Drug Co
Wright
Mennen
Geatile Theater
Daniel Sully
Neil Burgess
Haynes
Stap E and
Rancy Groceries
Lal Dt
Yesler Way
Tvetiooe OU
Curce
Heua
Ustry
Qeattle
Mhower
Blatchford Kavanagh
Roney’s
Boys” Concert Co
Coder YY. M. C. A
United States
Rand Opera
Pete
James Neill
Neill Co
M. Barcel
Seattte
Lewis Morrison
FAUST
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Pposlyn Coal
Queen Coal
Telephone Union
Pike Street
Telephone Main
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street
Weler Street
Fenttle
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Tacoma
Spokane
Carrie Nation
Mneypt
Chickering & Sons
Eber, Kimball, Pease and Finger Pianos
Kimball & Burdett
Johnson & CO
Burke Building
Sabbath School Library
Wreckier
Llaby
Marti
Sioane
Reath
Paula Clyde
Sherman, Glay & CO
Second Ave
Guion
Fyotel Butler
Seattle Gas
Albert Hans
Delicatessen
A. Prudhommeaux
H. Ovat
Ine
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