Bald Knobber Round-Up Brings Multiple Sentences in Ozark
In Ozark Missouri the Bald Knobber trials concluded with David Walker guilty of murder in the first degree. William Stanley received seventy nine years for second degree murder while James Matthews and C C Simmons faced sentences. Amos Jones and others await punishment as the court adjourned to May 15 before Bald Knobbers face hanging.
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Ozark
David Walker
Moulder
Earch
Walker
Bat
Hull Creek
Right O'Eigth
James Matthews
S H. Boyd
2. M. Payne
Balu Knobbers
Tin i
Court House
William Stanley Plenter Puilty Te Merder
Grees
Jeus
Acie Jones
Attius
C.C. Summons
Buise
Chidren
Lance
Tom
Simmons
Seo Tonerd
John Matthews
Wiley Matthews
William Walker
Amos Jones
Wiliam Stanley
C. C. Simmons
Reform Club discussion on tariff reform and Conkling illness update
A New Reform Club event in New York features James Russell Lowell arguing for tariff reform amid old-world debates. Separately, news from Senator Conkling’s sick chamber shows a hopeful shift with improved night conditions and rising recovery prospects. Reports also cover a fatal leap during a fire at 74 and 76 South Street, a yellow fever outbreak in Plant City Florida, and a mysterious political possession claim refused to reveal its nature.
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Ruserll Lowell
New York
New Reform Club
James Russell Lowell
Tan Atieagth
Afairs
Lke Kim
Lucretius
Archimedes
Lne
A. Goldberger
South Street
Lane Slulberger
TG South Street
Persis
Esteep
Hockman
Aso
Dacksesville
Fia
Rwm
Rhes
Unis
Plant City
Jiy
Hosni
Iiralih
Crop Prospects Report From Department of Agriculture
The April returns describe winter grain and farm animals' condition across regions. Seeding was lengthy in the South, with uneven winter growth and slow germination in drought-affected soils. Prospects improved after rains, with good soil in Southern Louisiana and generally favorable seeding in the Middle States and California. Drought delayed growth in Oregon, while March temperatures harmed Central West crops and minor winter kills occurred along the Atlantic coast. Overall crop condition softer than recent years except 1883 and 1855. ranges by state cited. Farm animal health is fairly good though disease and cholera remain concerns. losses estimated for horses, cattle, sheep, swine.
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Department of
Wasurxerox
Department of Agriculture
Wade
Lilinum
Middle States
California
Oregon
Texas
Atlantic
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michican
Indiana
Ollinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Catuh Sheen
Supreme Court Upholds Oleomargarine Law in Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the Pennsylvania Oleomargarite statute banning manufacture of substitutes to butter or cheese from oleaginous substances. Justices Harlan and Field noted separate views. The ruling also upheld the Pennsylvania decision in the Hay Walker Jr. et al. case challenging the same law.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
William L. Powell
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of
State of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Harlan
Field
Supreme Court of the
Hay Walker, Jr
Plaiarits
Commonweal of
Pennsylvania
Harlan. I
Hewitt and Flags Stir New York Aldermen over Irish Wing
April 11 report shows Mayor Hewitt criticizing aldermen for Irish representation and flags on public buildings. He urges a public decision, citing 27 percent Irish among aldermen and higher police representation, suggesting restraint in demands for new privileges. Also notes discussions on periodical definitions and a Senate panel hearing on cheap mail literature.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Sneldont
Major Hewitt
Common Council
Board of Alderman
Beauties of Coral and Henry Clay Note
Coral fashions wax and wane across nations and eras as jewelers note. Empresses used coral, Russians and Orientals favor it, while Indians and Africans prize it for interior and skin contrast. The piece predicts coral jewelry may regain fashion as public tastes shift. Henry Clay’s long Speakership is also highlighted.
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Josephine
Eugenie I
France
Russia
India
Africa
Tts
Henry Clay
General Markets and Medical Remedies Digest
The piece discusses ache and inflammatory rheumatism and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive and relief against disease progression. It mentions the change in railroad terminology from pass to mit and includes a customer testimonial praising B F Johnson & Co. for financial opportunity. It also notes a dusty line about Fahee Apama and a remark on business men.
Mysterious Fatalities Attract Attention To Kidney Disease
The article catalogs a string of prominent deaths blamed on kidney disease and Bright's disease, noting March and April as danger months. It cites cases from Kaiser Wilhelm to Gov. Hoffman and Drexel, warning readers ofWatson Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive measure and cure for ailments linked to kidney trouble.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Hoffman
J. W. Drexel
Dorsheimer
Carpenter
Waite
B. H. Brewster
Gov
Drexel
Philadelphia
Brewster
Geni
Bright
Dr. Carpenter
New York
Frank Hawthorn
New Orleans
Louisiana University
L.B. Paice
Hanover
C. H. Va
Warner
Joan Dorerty
Concord
N. H
Jons Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
W. T. Crawroan
St. Charles Hotel
Richmond
South
Congressman Scott spoke of cigar breaks after meals
A recorded remark attributed to Congressman William L. Scott recalls his view that eating served mainly as a chance to smoke a cigar after meals. The comment reflects contemporaneous sentiment on personal habits in political life.
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William L. Scott
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Hewitt and Flags
Waseriotes
Don Platt
Senate Committee On Post Ofices
Hea
Conkling
New Yor
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Paris
Soulanger
Dor Lugne
Nord
Dordogne
Witch
Everyon
Republic
Europe
General Markets
B. F. Johnson & Co
Fahee Apama
Drake
Magus
Kansas City
Wwe
ST. Louis
Tee
Roe
Hood
Crescent
Dulwth J’aragrapher
Prorte
Hale
Pike
Tus Gaas-Ayoneten Co Bary Moe
Merrells ‘Tonic
Merrell
Vere
Pric Senna
Man Qually
USCA
Pacific
Ely
ELY Bros
Greenwich
O&k Street
Kagaas City
Brussels
Cub MainSis North
Orrison & CO
Kanes Ci
Arm and
Haneneler
Scott
Fargo’s Sr
Eamless
Rupton
Pargopr
C. I. Pago & Oo
Chicago
Tmis Pofer Oro Sons
J. 1. Case T. M. M. CO
Racine,maxupar
Arato
Hannon
Popham
Porham & CO
Stinson & CO
Phtisteinnis
Claseos
Columbia Law Students
Goerlin
Lonseter
Sy Pitt Gee
Aru Som
Neil
Epilepey
H. H. Creen
Atlanta
Cie
Washlingt
Merment
Texas Land Aire Ee
Godley & Porter
Dalias
Salen
Wortt
Abbos, True & Co
Angus
Malan
Onin
Pepe Pe
Adventi
Powel Crosley
Abpirio
Iblet
Loeb
ILI
Cincinnati
Findlay
Erowa
Paradise
Bath Lng
United States
Kellogg Seamleas Tade and Manufacturing Company
Davin
Cape
Crosley
Johnston Building
T. Davis
McConica & Ely
Far East
Moore
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