The State Shoots His Landlady in Tragic Fatality
A Paterson man Charles J. Vernon shot and killed Mrs. Susan Bonfroey after dispute over a board bill. The article details the motive, Vernon’s background from Waterson, Nd, and the dramatic sequence at breakfast leading to the shooting. It also notes Veron's alleged drinking and declining health, and mentions other local incidents and notes of the day.
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Charles J. Vernon
Paterson
Susan Bonfroey
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Waterson
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Chas Whiheck
Lakeview
Pred Hateh
Hattie Shaver
Hattie Meynolds
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Littl
Whitbeck
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Arre Haute
Tad
Lansing
Arles W. Stoughton
Letra
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Bay City
Michigan Central Road
Detroit
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Mich Ty
Michigan Central
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FN. Scott
Cleveland
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Law and Order League of
West Bay City
Judge Follett
Grand Rapids
Honduras
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Youngstown
Tolwlo & Muskegon
Keanville West
Jayine
East Saginaw
Stats Board of Charities
Michigan
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White
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Luce
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Corrections and Charities Congress
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Je J. Bates
Detroit Post
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Lansing Republican
Janes Stevens
Wayne County
Helleville Buot
Nicholson
Detroit House of Correction
John Burnham
Milwaukes
Grand Tripils
Board of Control of
Vnat
Charles J. Wernan
Wernan
Astley & Mitchell
Pirst Street
West Michigan
Salvation Army
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Meromines Township
Jacob Stewart
Jackson
Muskegon
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Circuit Court
Arthur Smith
James Smith
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State Board of Health
Xoginaw City
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W. L. Harris
New York
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Henry Schrieter
John Mason
Matilda Sherman
Troy
Oakland County
Maxon
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Caleb Patterson
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Whittaker's Corners
Washtenaw County
England
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Apr Owen
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Two glass factories burned in Pittsburg and other national notices
The Nation reports Pittsburg glass works destroyed by fire and details on events from the international medical congress to political nominations, indictments, and incidents across the U S including heat deaths in Philadelphia, a Hancock widow postmaster bid, Oregon disaster suit, and various crimes and accidents.
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J M. Coney
Toledo
International Medical Congress
Washington
Philadelpia
Massachusetts
Boston
Gen. Hancock
Conard Company
New York
Oregon
Ohio
John Sherman
Aithin
Minn
W. Drexel
King
Puion Veterans
Gen. Grant
Albee
Cleveland
Aletor
Vic
Pitth Avenue
Cleve
Kineelf
Mev Clevelanil
St Louis
Eager Woshington
New Orleans
Mary Aberly
Ander
Merrhairte
Michigan
Hockcott
Cencord
Voveurd
David Dude Piel
de Vile
Hite Tom
Jemstein
Ebenezer Stanyarrd
Alice Hancox
Co Namib
Fireat Dumingo
Maine
New Hampshire
Mt Holly
Chax Bolu
Vincennes
Ind
J. Ho Muneb
Faltimore & Ohio
West
Newton
Kansas
Chas, I
Reed
Gulteau
North River
Hellevue Hospital
Mra Terronette
Louis Bronetts
Kings City
Iowa
Louis Bronette
Hila Rivers
Mellarigie
Chicago
Valet Edward
Canada
Rockland
Hyde
Eng
Hugh Maxwell Brooks
Walter I. Lennox Maxwell
Arthur Preller
United States
Manitoba
Northwest
British Columbia
Nidgewood
Amanda Frite
Hettie Fritz
Irish constables resign over coercion law protest
Irish constables resign in protest against the coercion act. Many older magistrates face reassignment under government changes. In Ireland the political unrest bleeds into policing as relations with authorities tighten.
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Ireland
Belgium
Portanouth
Yarmouth
Au Havre
Ameer
Afghanistan
Onco
Afghan Turkestan
Liporge
Ull
Tae
Cordian Uilhons
Vanklian
Red River Valley
Harter
Hatfour
Lent Ashbolene
Geneva Voller
Te Tik
Irih
Mr. O'Doherty
John Lawrence
Bay of Bengal
Bengal
Calcutta
Mourning Mormon Leader John Taylor Dies in Salt Lake City
A late 19th century newspaper sketch reports John Taylor, president of the Mormon Church, dying in July and his funeral in Salt Lake City. The piece recounts his long church service, polygymy accusations, and Centennial plans with political figures and dignitaries. It also notes a separate discussion on prison labor statistics and reform.
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Mormon Church
Great Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Joan Taylor
Malnthorp
Westmoreland
Pasate England
Methodist Church
England
Canada
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Methodists of
Toronto
Parley P. Weatt
Taylor
Imish
Kirtland
Ohio
Joseph Smith
Isle of Man
Ngland
France
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Smith
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Arther Avenue
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