News of the Week report of crimes and incidents
A broad digest recalls fatal shooting in Benicia California after a quarrel over a newspaper article, Chicago trestle collapse killing two, Appleton Wisconsin White Caps clash with Belz, Baltimore court's first extra term, mass layoff at Topeka shops, Elks meeting in New York, and varied national notices from fires and drownings to political and legal developments across multiple states and cities.
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J. Hage Winwhep
California
Benicia
Cal
J. E. Crooks
Winfield
Crooks
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Appleton
Wis
Belz
Criminal Court of
Baltimore
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
New York
Tuk Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Henry Blake
Michael Frawley
Susquehanna
Frawley
Blake
Johnstown
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Clark County
Ill
Leavenworth
George B. Calahan
William Parish
C. A. Loceman & Co
St. Louis
National Christian Endeavor Convention
Lawrence G. Toouz
Ohio Connecting Railway Company
Corks Run
Tuhree
Gustav
John
Emil Plettig
Kilburn City
Joan Soperberg
Mrs. Beck
Adair
Mich
Navy Department
Gherardi
Port Au Prince
Hayti
New York Post-Office
van Cott
Arch and
Franklin Streets
Boston
Pope Manufacturing Company
Municipal Signal Company
New York Supreme Court
Margaret Haberkorn
Margaret Mather
J. M. Hill
Supreme Court
Tit Grand Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
New York City
Cleveland, O
International
Kansas
Louisiana
F. W
J. M. Munroe
J. M. Crosby & Bros
Wolfboro
N. H
Annapolis
Harrington
Constellation
Norfolk
Ballston Spa
N. Y
McQuade
Clay Center
H. R. Olney
Genera Wanamaker
Western Union
Grundy
Frank Phillips
William Keiser
Phillips
Hatfield-McCoy
Christian Endeavor
Tracy
Joint Committee of
Eastern and Western Trunk Lines
Mississippi River
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Anglo-American Provision Company
Bussey
Brooklyn
Messrs. Ocha
Freese, Welz
Zerwich & Seltz
Notable Deaths and Appointments in Brief
Samce L M Banton dies of apoplexy at his Glen Cove home on the 10th. Mrs. Tyler of Richmond dies at about 70 after remarriage to John Tyler. Mrs Gardiner was a White House bride. Governor Fitzhugh Lee to assume Lexington Military Institute superintendency after January 1. Consular appointments: Emmons Clark at Havre, Archibald J Sampson at Acapulco, Kowwell G Horr at ? Michigan.
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Samce
L. M. Banton
Glen Cove
Tren
John Tyler
United States
Richmond
Tee
Emmons Clark
New York
Havre
Archibald J. Sampson
Colorado
Acapulco
Kowwell G. Horr
Michigan
June imports fall and exports drop in trade report
London board of trade figures show June imports fell by 1 180 000 pounds and exports by 480 000 pounds versus the prior June. Other items note a Winnipeg funeral with state honors, reciprocity issues, a Swiss rifle loan, and various international dispatches from France and Egypt.
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Trg
London Board of Trade
Norquay
Winnipeg
Man
British Columbia Board of Trade
United States
Bundesrath
William
St. Etienne
France
Chamber of Deputies
Bain
Martin Burke
Cronin
Burke
Chicago
Epison
Canada
Dominion
Commissioner of Patents
Shelfal
Earthquake destroys OXE-IALF in Semeritchinsk town
A seismic event levels OXE-IALF in Déardins, Semeritchinsk, with surrounding areas reporting damage. The report notes subsequent anomalies including population disruptions and emergency responses as authorities assess the extent of the disaster.
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Oxe-Ialf
Déardins
Semeritchinsk
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on biennial elections
A lengthy draft proposes substantial changes to Ohio's constitution. It outlines which sections to alter add or delete and designates submission to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It adjusts legislative sessions judicial terms and appointment rules across multiple articles and schedules.
Ohio proposes constitutional amendment for November 1889 election
The Ohio General Assembly adopts a joint resolution to amend Article XI sections 1 through 11 of the state constitution. The measure, approved April 9 1889, is certified by Secretary of State Daniel J. Ryan and to be presented to electors in November 1889.
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WM. C. Lyon
Senate
United States OF America
Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
General Assembly
A. D
A.baie
Daniel YZ
Ryan
House of Representatives
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo. F. Davis
Ohio
State of
Shio
Columbus
Skeries
Elbert. L. Lampson
Theo
F. Davis
Ohio voters to decide 1839 constitutional amendment
Section 1 notes that the General Assembly resolves to submit a proposal to Ohio electors in November 1839 to amend Section 2 of Article XII of the state constitution so it shall read as follows.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
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Battle of Monocacy Was Celebrated On the Battle Field Near Frederick, Md
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Pennsylvania State Board of Health
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Lima
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E. A. Weier
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Jude Day
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Opew
Tome
aMee
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