Outrage Report In Northampton County Lynching Threats
Special to State Chronicle describes a pair of negro men accused of assault and attempted lynching threats as a white couple traveled near Maniarettsville North Carolina. The suspects were jailed amid local unrest and vigilante threats.
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Northampton County
Black Creek
Wilson County
Norwox
Jack Jordan
Dred Francis
Margarettaville
Jackson
Death of a Baptist Divine in Martinsville
Rev. S. F. Fuller, a prominent Baptist minister of Martinsville Virginia, died last night of Brights disease at age fifty. He was a native of South Carolina.
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Martinsvilee
S. F. Fuller
South Carolina
Wreck Kills Four in Colorado Express Collision
East-bound Denver and Rio Grande engine collides with Salt Lake Express near Carlisle. Both trains wrecked at full speed. four killed including engineer George A. Ardell conductor A. H. Parros and express messenger C. M. Cole plus an unidentified tramp.
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Salida
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Denver and Rio Grande
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Carlisle
George A. Ardell
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P. P. P. The Best Known Remedy for Rheumatism Malaria and Syphilis
For Rheumatish, Malaria and Syphilis, P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium is presented as the best known remedy. The statement reflects an old medical advert or medical claim highlighting this herbal treatment.
Tennessee muddle resolves as troops pull back to work
Knoxville reports turmoil over guard duties for convicts with soldiers reluctant to march to mines. Governor unsure how to proceed but dispatches fade as the posse dissolves. Peace restored as troops return home and convicts resume labor. Also brief death notice for Miss W. T. Hines in Pernec i North Carolina.
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Col Andrews Elected in Richmond and Danville Rail System
Col A B Andrews was elected as successor to Capt W E McBee President of the two divisions after McBee resigned to take a new post as General Superintendent of the Central Railroad of Georgia and the Ocean Steamship Company with headquarters in Savannah.
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Savannah
Prison Sentence for Father in Assault Case
George Reppert, convicted of a brutal assault on his sixteen year old daughter, was sentenced today in New York to State prison for nineteen years and ten months. The case highlights violent crime involving a family member and results in a lengthy prison term.
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George Reppert
Not Guilty In Bribery Case Of Emile Bagnetto
The lease of Emile Bagnetto accused of attempting to bribe juror Dave Bondage was tried yesterday. After about an hour of deliberation the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. This marked the last of the bribery cases. Rev. K. M. Perkins of Augusta Arkansas endorses Bradycrotine as a headache cure.
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Charleston and Winston Duel for South Title
Charleston fights Winston in a deciding game after a 10 to 2 loss, with Winston’s Stugglers showing power and McGann未 pitching while disabled. The outcome sets up a championship decider amid strong regional interest and rival batters.
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N. C
Blues
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Winsston
Stugglers
Ohio campaign invites national figures for speeches
Governor Campbell requests ex President Cleveland Governor Hill Senator Palmer of Illinois Governor Peck of Wisconsin Governor Boies of Iowa Senator Vorhees and Senator Vance be invited to Ohio campaign. From two to six speeches are expected from each.
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Ohio
Campbell
Cleveland
Hill
Palmer
Illinois
Peck
Wisconsin
Boies
Iowa
Vorhees
Vance
P. P. P. Hailed As World’s Greatest Blood Purifier
In this city spheres of residents attest to P. P. P. as a superior spring medicine and blood purifier manufactured locally, with plenty of testaments to its effectiveness.
Pensacola loses hull strength. repair uncertain at Lima port
Lima Peru July 24 The Pensacola arrived from Iquique with hull damage so severe an examining board ordered her here. If repair costs exceed a limit she will be sent to Mare Island California. Baltimore may transfer command if Pensacola can be fixed locally. otherwise Baltimore returns to the United States. San Francisco stays in Chilean waters.
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Mare Island
California
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McCann
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Brown
United States
San Francisco
Hanged for Murder in Atlanta After Potato Dispute
Chas M Ozburn a respected Atlanta commission merchant was executed at 12:58 PM for the May 1890 murder of John M Bradley. He shot Bradley after a dispute over fifty cents in potatoes. appeals failed and the Governor refused reprieve for the second time before about forty witnesses.
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Chas. M. Ozburn
John M. Bradley
Ozburn
Bradley
Blaine and Cleveland Seen as Leaders of Next Political Battle
Chief Justice Fuller, in Tacoma, says Blaine is the East’s presidential front runner and the clear leader of the party while Harrison’s administration gains popularity. He predicts Blaine and Cleveland will lead the next major political clash.
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Fuller
Tacoma
Blaine
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Maine
Harrison
Jas. G. Blaine
Cleveland
Steamer Mike Davis Destroyed by Fire in Osceola Wis
A government work steamer named Mike Davis burned completely at 4 30 this morning in Osceola Wisconsin. Captain Hayes reported no insurance and the captain crew and family escaped with only their clothing.
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Osceola
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Western Crops Fine Except Alabama and Florida Trade
R G Dun and Co reports generally favorable trade and improving crop prospects in the West with higher commodities and active tobacco purchases in Key West. Alabama sugar and New Orleans trade are firm while Florida shows promise and banking disruption in Palatka weighs on mood.
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R.G. Dun and Co
Review of Trade
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Florida
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
Graves Brothers Tragedy Ends in Shootout
In Lexington Tennessee on July 25 Major Graves and his brother Henry left town intoxicated and quarrelled. The dispute ended with Henry gravely shot by Major Graves as they headed home.
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The Ripper Rumor Shakes London Again
Londoners fear Jack the Ripper has resurfaced in Marseilles with fresh murders. Scotland Yard officials, interviewed on the subject, share the belief that the killer has appeared in the French port town, reviving public terror.
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Marseilles
Jack the Ripper
Scotland Yard
Jack
Farmers Alliance Circulates Wheat Hold Strategy
Circulars issued by the Farmers Alliance via the Reform Press Bureau urge farmers to hold wheat for higher prices, predicting a strong crop and a likely world shortage. Since July 12 about 400,000 copies have been sent with plans for up to a million, aiming for slower market shipments and reduced profits for speculators.
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Wasuindoys
D. C
Reform Press Bureau
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Internal Revenue total collections rise to 1891 total
The preliminary report shows total internal revenue collections for the year ending June 30 1891 at 146 035 576 up from 142 594 696 the prior year. Costs of collection reach 4 193 000 about 98 000 more than the previous year. Whiskey receipts 78 528 926 versus 75 181 685. fermented liquor 28 565 129 vs 25 008 504. tobacco 32 796 270 vs 33 958 991. oleomargarine 1 077 924 up 291 652.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Bardsley Investigation Shows Subpoenaed Bank Officials Testifying
The Bardsley investigating committee adjourned with 26 subpoenas issued to bank officials who paid interest to the convict treasurer. Gouvernor Pattison was anticipated. many witnesses offered written statements clearing themselves of any criminal ties to Bardsley.
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Bardsley
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