Family massacre shocks Clark County in Michigan
A brutal axe murder spree in Clark County Michigan leaves five members of Mr Spencer’s family dead. Victims include a 18 year old daughter and a 7 year old son while the father and two other sons die later. Will James, brother in law, is questioned amid bloodstained clothing as vigilantes scour the area. About 1,400 attend the burial and inquiry as police hunt two suspects, Willie James and Bendy, believed to be locals familiar with the house.
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Brian Sone
Lewis
Lee Roy
Clark
Michousl
Algut
Spencer
Spoticer
Daughiter Tan
Charles
Jane Goonial
Bond
Alice
Alana
Willie James
Horoeback
Willie' Jamey
James
James Was the Guilty Party. At Lat Soeonnte
Bin
Bendy
Vietline
Lovely pair split by the warden’s outcry at parting
A fragmented Austin Reveille account recalls a parting scene where a couple’s farewell is interrupted by a warden. The man returns a gold chain and a trinket framed with an embroidered motto. The text also mentions Bank of Rogiund notes and a family craft from linen.
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Austin Reveille
Ariven
Nysin
Theo
Bank of Rogiund
Uname
Portal
Rome
New Ore Furnace Could Transform Eastern Mining
A Virginia Chronicle correspondent reports on an experimental ore furnace designed to extract sulfides and roast ore, potentially advancing mining in the region. The device reportedly runs at four tons per twenty four hours with a small crew, and an English craftsman with thirty-five years of furnace experience promotes its use, warning of salphite-related impacts if adopted widely.
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Virginia Ghron- Jold
New York
Nickle Mining
Virginis
Oveskion
Stalwart upsets Newark saloon raid amid blaze tale
In Newark Ohio last week a citizen, halted by a mayoral order closing saloons, slipped into Gingerbread Row for a drink then sparked a blaze by dropping a cigars. Doctors and bystanders rushed to extinguish the fire as the man questioned his own actions and the incident's trigger.
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Eine Wurest
Newark
Ohio
Hiakio
Harry
Lemell
Cuites
Desperate Shelby County Duel Ends in Double Mortality
In Shelby county Daniel Brown and Byron Yount, both men of local note, fought a deadly duel after a quarrel over a newspaper article. Brown died at 2 a.m. Sunday while Yount lingered until that evening. Brown was a preacher and Eminence College graduate. Yount was the son of a respected farmer. Both men died from pistol wounds after a prolonged exchange at Cropper's and near the railroad, with witnesses and medical staff unable to save them.
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Cropper
Lim Naide
John Yount
Brown
Joan
Yron
Jamon Edwards
Yount
Alexander
Motil
Pleasneaville Cemetery
Christianburg
George Yount
Shelby County
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