Fire destroys Arlington Hotel at Blue Lick Springs Ky
The Arlington Hotel at Blue Lick Springs Kentucky burned on the 12th causing about 35000 dollars in losses. About a hundred guests were present but all escaped unharmed.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1889
Page
2
Moravian Bishop Amadeosa Reinke Dies Abroad at Seventy One
A Bethlehem PA dispatch reports the death abroad of Bishop Amadeosa Reinke of New York at Herrnhut Germany where he served as a Moravian general synod delegate. He was the Moravian Church's senior bishop and aged seventy one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Herrnhut
Germany
Amadeosa Reinke
New York
Reinke
Moravian General Synod
Keres P. Coot
Glens Falls
N. Y
Dundee
Ill
Woodstock
Wilmot
Nunda
Wis
Hall
Reprieve petitions grow for Mrs Maybrick in London
Mr Lixcott the American Minister and nearly all American colony in London have signed petitions to Home Secretary seeking a reprieve for Mrs Maybrick. Dispatches report City of Paris arrival at Queenstown after leaving New York on the 7th. Swiss amnesty frees deserters from Geneva heading to France. French Senate convicts General Boulanger of conspiracy and State Council annuls several canton elections. Scripps League workers reach Paris and are hosted by city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
France
General Boulanger
State Council
Scripps League
Paris
Hankow
Pekin
Count Dillon
Henry Rochefort
Madrid
London
William O’ Bren
M. P
Thomas O'Flynn
Irish National Colonist
Boston
Ireland
James Agney
Multiple Legal Violations and Crimes Reportedly Involving Officials
In Austin Texas sixty four cases fine each one thousand dollars and costs for importing European labor to build the Capitol. Ex president of Forty second and Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company Epen S Auex sentenced to fourteen years hard labor. Wa Hermine leader of counterfeiters captured in Howard County Arkansas. Sullivan found guilty of prize fighting at Purvis Mississippi. George Brewitt shot his wife and wounded his mother in law before killing himself near Jackson Tennessee. California Supreme Court refused adjournment for Terry memorial. Terry funeral held in Stockton. Albert Daggett awarded postal card contract for four years starting October 1. Ex husband of three wives Wo Spry alias Franklin Haymour arrested in Chattanooga Tennessee. Justice Firecp arrested San Francisco. released on habeas corpus. Clarence Be accidentally shot and killed at Bisly Lake New York by Ellis Roberts. mistaken deer sighting in colored shirt. Passenger train wreck at Severs Station Pennsylvania. three killed, twenty five injured. Original Old Black Joe died at Mt Holly New Jersey aged 112. Constable Carter shot near Plaquemine Louisiana. Fred Walton charged with death. Reward of one thousand dollars for A H Graham former Warren County Ohio auditor. North Dakota capital of Bismarck established by constitution. Body on Fire Island identified as Henry Warden missing aeronaut Hogan. Brownett murderer of Deputy Pop in Florida identified by officers.
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Arlington
Blue Lick Springs
Philadelphia
Margaret Wallace
Wallace
Comptroller
Frankfort National Bank
Frankfort
First National Bank of
Jeannette
Edward Leblom
Leblom
Fuller
Huntingdon
Mt. Washington
Truckee
Cal
Ellen’s
Good Templars
American
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Harrisburg
New York
Packenham
Lewis
Nolan
Giblin
Carolin
Fred H. Senarr
Rockville
Conn
Montreal
Ingraham
Sugar Trust
Grey
North River Sugar Refinery Company
Naval Bureaus of Steam Engineering and Construction
Yorktown
Secretary of the Navy
Messrs. Cramp and Sons
Lexington
D. L. Baxter
Leader
J. F. Collom
J. T. Blaisdell
Minneapolis
Collom
John Bloom
Louis Siff
Murray
I. T
Missoula
Mont
TRE
Minnesota
Maliick-Rudt Convent
Wilkesbarre
Sisters of Christian Charity
O'Hara
Foraker
Ohio
Richard Carroll
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Lowrey
Mississippi
Sullivan-Kilrain
Thomas Anderson & Co
Dawson
James Jackson
Laton
Sacksonville
Fla
Danny's
Washington, D. C
Washington Brewing Company
Square No
New York State
Warren Street
Giles Lithographic Company
E. B. Bullard
Marian Manson
Bath
John Henderson
Bernard McKinnon
Austin
Tex
Europe
Capitol
Epen S. Auex
Forty-second and
Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company
Wa. Hermine
Howard County
Ark
Sullivan
Purvis
Miss
Jackson
Tenn
George Brewitt
California Supreme Court
Terry
Stockton
Albert Daggett
Spry
Franklin Haymour
Chattanooga
Teenn
Utah
Justice Firecp
San Francisco
Ile
Hell
Roberts
Severs Station
Joe
Mt. Holly
N. J
Carter
Plaquemine
Fred. Walton
A. H. Graham
Warren County
Bismarck
North Dakota
Fire Island Beach
Long Island
Aeronaut
Hogan
Henry Warden
Chicago
Brownett
Pop Mi Oe
Florida
Sur
Ex Chief Justice David S. Terry Shot in Lathrop Tragedy
San Francisco reports ex Chief Justice David S. Terry killed at 7:50 AM in a Lathrop California railway dining room during an incident with Justice Stephen J. Field. Deputy Marshal David Nagle fired after Terry slapped Field, killing Terry instantly. Field and Nagle faced extensive scrutiny as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Field
Lathrop
Cal
Marshal Nagle
Ohio Victims and Ventures Across The State
At Youngstown Drs Wilson and Cunningham used Brown Sequard elixir on Allen Parker who recovered enough to walk unaided. A long list of accidents and crimes follows with deaths from cars guns and falls. A large theft at Columbus and a lamp blast in Columbus caused $1500 loss. Notable deaths include Samuel S Carpenter in Cincinnati and Gro Lone who killed sister accidentally. A midget son born to Lima couple weighs under three pounds. Public notices include saloon stamp arrests in Urbana and a Veteran reunion at Hillsboro.
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Owen McDonald
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Cleary
Donovan
Fitzpatrick
Johnstown
Art
Kansas City
Jony Galagheer
Ollie Smith
Gaston
Edward Harper
Carthage
Matamoros
Mexico
Harper
Patrick Sweeney
East Holly
Sweeney
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Mammoth
Greensburg
Orro Peterson
Warren
Ed Simmons
Peterson
Simmons
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
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William Jones
E. H. Butler & Co
Educational Publishers
Board of Inquiry
New York City
Ancient Order of Foresters
Minn
England
Portsmouth
N. H
San Diego
Www
L. Pierce
W. L. Clendennin
Pierce
Clendennin
Davis
TerRr
Supreme Justice of
California
United Marshal
David Nagle
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Bench
Herbert N. Crsnixeton
Soley, Gay & Door
Newtonville
Mass
Eutas Loomis
LL. D
Munson
Yale College
New Haven
Republican State Committee
Saratoga
Richmond
Philip W. McKinney
Venigon
Tyler
Groner Sivren
Roosevelt Hospital
W. W. Treapway
Madigan
Wisconsin
Terry Slain
David Terry
Supreme Court of California
Nagle
Department of Justice
Washington
Judge Terry
Judge Field
Sachel
Mr. Field
David
United States Eupreme Court
Southern Overland
Broderick
Sarah Althea Hill
Sharon
States Circuit Court
Justice Lold
Oakland
Los Angeles
Tracy
Miller
Sawyer
United States Circuit Court
Judges Field
Supreme Court
Inpianapolis
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Delaware Street
David S. Terry
Todd County
Sam Houston
Calaveras County
Maloney
David Colbreth Broderick
Kansas
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A. C. Wilson
J. S. Cunningham
Allen Parker
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Pauline Stager
Toledo
Carolinee Kyop
Canton
Gro. E. Coz
Dayton
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Henry Rornberger
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
Crestline
Cons
Wallock
Findlay
Chidlico
D. C
Bellefontaine
George A. Smith
Cyrus Suano
Hillsboro
S. Mrrnrerisip
Lima
Urbana
Second Ohio Heavy Artillery
C. N. DeArti
Leipsic
Licking County
Johnson
Shawnee Junction
Samuel 5S
Carpenter
Cincinnati
Seventy-ninth O. V. I
Sabina
Starrison
Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Chevenant
Noble County
James Corbit
Newcomerstown
Wooster
Henry Grumbling
Mansfield
Cranberry Prairie
Mercer County
Joshua Aldridge
Scott’s Station
Carrollton
Henry W. Birrsaurt
Everexn Vail
West Hartland
Republic
T. W. Brotherton
Twelfth Ohio Infantry
Soldiers’ Home
Grand Army
J W. Donavin
M. L. Hapley
Quaker City
Newark
Joan Alexander
Church
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