Death of associate justice Trowell Edmunds Jackson
Naswykee Tenn Aug 9 Trowell Edmunds Jackson associate justice of the supreme court of the United States died at his residence West Meade six miles west of this city in his sixty third year of age from consumption. Born Paris Tenn Apr 8 1832 he studied law at Virginia Lebanon and practiced in Jackson and Memphis served on the state and federal benches and was appointed by President Harrison. He had been in poor health for four years and delivered a vigorous opinion supporting the income tax at the May 20 ruling amid declining strength.
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Naswykee
Tenn
Trowell Edmunds Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
West Meade
Far West
Thomasville
W. C. Totten
Milton Brown
Lebanon
House of Representatives
State Credit
United States Senate
United States
Cleveland
Harrison
Senate
Jackson
Sophia Malloy
David B. Malloy
Elizabeth
Louise Jackson
Harding A. Jackson
Elizabeth Jackson
William W. Jackson, Jr
Europe
Washington
Supreme Bench
Penate
Women in Wisconsin Squatter Battle Sparks Arrests
In Wisconsin Aug 9 six wives of squatters attacked by mill crews tore a night fence around their homes. A pitched battle followed. four women suffered bruises. Jack Lumberg and Dick Gorman of the mill company were arrested. Mrs Mary Bergerson found guilty and jailed for fifteen days, vowing to serve with her child.
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Wisconsin
Wis
Jack Lumberg
Dick Gorman
Mill
Mary Bergerson
Professor Bemis Resigns Amid Monopoly Attack Allegations
Professor Edward W Bemis of the University of Chicago Political Economy Department resigns. President Harper remains silent on the case though rumors say Bemis severed ties due to his attacks on monopoly. University authorities refuse to confirm or deny these claims.
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Chicago University
Chicago
Edward W. Bemis
Department of Political Economy
University of Chicago
Harper
Bemis
Collision at Sea Destroys Two Ships at Sea
The British ship Prince Oscar of Liverpool after a July 13 collision with an unknown vessel sank in under ten minutes. Six crew died, all aboard the other ship perished, seventeen survivors were rescued after three days in an open boat. They reached the Capac at Pisagua and arrived here last night. The wreck occurred at latitude 9 30 south, longitude 28 20 west.
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Pamavrtruta
Prince Oscar
Liverpool
Henderson
Midocean
Dhwar
Capac
Pisagua
Long
Baseball Scores From Western League and Others
In a day of varied results, Detroit edged Indianapolis 3 to 2 in Todiasepols. Minseapolix Akron? no, St Paxis defeated, Terre Haute lost to Grand Hap ids. Boston swept Brooklyn 6 2, then lost 1 5. New York routed Washington 9 0. Cincinnati crushed St Louis 10 2. Pittsburg tied with Louisville 9 11, Baltimore beat Philadelphia 2, Chicago beat Cleveland 11 9.
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Todiasepols
Detroit
Indianapolis
Minseapolix
Ainpeapolleti
St Paxis
Terre Haute— Terre Heutes
Grand Hapids
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Cincinasti
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittbore
Fittebarg
Louisville
Baltimiore
Baltimoree
Philadellphia
Chicago
Chicigo
Geverand
National Banks of Kansas report totals July 11
The comptroller of the currency reports for 123 Kansas national banks their condition at July 11. Loans and discounts 15086357. Due from approved reserve agents 3497651. Total resources 34871519. Surplus fund 1437773. Individual deposits about 730984. Average reserve held 35.1 percent.
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National Banks of
Overhaul Planned for Cruiser Atlanta Next Winter
The Navy Department plans a thorough overhaul of the cruiser Atlanta next winter if Congress approves the required funds. The project is estimated to cost about $300,000, and the ship would emerge nearly rebuilt after the labor by the shipyard workers.
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Atlanta
Washivnton
Aug. C
Navy Department
Congress
Young Girl Drowns in Satna Ken Near Shore
Zelia Huff age 14 daughter of James Huff drowned yesterday at 4 o clock while playing in a boat moored to the shore with friends. She fell backward into the water and drowned before aid arrived. Body recovered after an hour search.
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Satna
Ken
Zelia Huff
Daugter
James Huff
Russian Thistle Threatens Colorado Crops
Complaints were filed with the Arapahoe County commissioners yesterday about the Russian thistle pest. The weed is spreading rapidly and if action is not taken immediately it may become impossible to eradicate and could ruin crops.
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Colorado
Arapahoe
Post Office Receipts Rise Across Top Cities
Reports to the post office department show the three months ending August 1 total receipts at the twenty largest post offices reached 574000 dollars, up 41000 dollars from the same quarter in 1894.
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Wasuinetos
Post Office Department
Indian Grudge Ends in Indian Territory Shooting
Louis McAvesten of Indian Territory near here killed Emerson James with a back shot yesterday. Both men were fullblooded Choctaw Indians. The incident stemmed from an old grudge.
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Louis McAvesten
Ind
Will Irvin
Emerson James
Portage Iron Works to Resume Nail Mill Operations
After seventeen years of idleness the Portage Iron Works at Duncansville Pa will resume nail mill operations immediately. The mills last operated in 1873 and are set to restart under new management.
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Hotaparsucus
Portage Iron Works
Duncansville
Heliograph Talks Link Pike's Peak and Denver
Communications were exchanged yesterday by heliograph between Pike's Peak and army headquarters in Denver, spanning over sixty six miles in an air line distance. The link demonstrates wireless signaling capability across rugged terrain and marks a notable military communications achievement.
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Pike's Peak
Denver
Col
Army
Mission Looted in Foo Chow Massacre Reports
The World prints from Foo Chow that a mob looted the American mission chapel at Inghok and threats of wider rioting loom. Chinese soldiers plundered Stewart residences. no American gunboat arrives. officials warn of a critical, neglected situation. Survivors describe brutal killings and massacre details at Hwasang.
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New York
Foo Chow
China
Inghok
Ku Cheng
Stewart
Hwasang
Gregory
Shanghai
Mabel C. Hartford
Miss Hartford
Toran
Tiwan
Flere
Miss Codrington
Mildred Stewart
Herbert Stewart
Baby Stewart
Kathleen
Evan
Mr. Phillips
Aloay
R. G. Stewart
Ireland
Lena
Nellie Saunders
Topsy Saunders
Australia
Stewart House
Hessie Newcombe
Elsie Marshal
Lucy Stewart
England
Annie Gordon
Topsy
Hessie
Hannah Gordon
Suikow
Carlisle for the Bench Likely Succeeds Justice Jackson
In Washington Aug 9 with Justice Jackson gravely ill speculation swirled about his successor Theories named Peckham Hornblower of New York Don Dickinson and Postmaster General Wilson were floated while many urged Secretary Carlisle who would be eligible and from Jacksons district to fill the vacancy
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Jackson
Wasninoroy
Justice Jackson
Messra. Peckham
Hornblower
New York
West
Don M. Dickinson
Wilson
Carlisle
Joe Patchen Wins Rekindled Showdown In Cleveland
Joe Patchen defeated Robert J in an upsetting contest billed as a noble struggle for supremacy. Patchen repeated a Cleveland win on Robert J’s stomping ground and endured four faster heats than last week with an average of 2.054 seconds.
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Robert J
Huffaro
Dirrravo
Joe Patchen
Patchen
Cleveland
Tobert
Ardmore Fights Loom for Corbett Fitzsimmons in Indian Territory
Ardmore fans rally as Texas officials ban the fight in Texas and Indian Territory emerges as a potential venue within easy reach of Dallas. Aiming to host the bout, locals predict a rapid move to secure a ground with no current prohibitive laws. In St Louis, 175 African Americans meet to condemn Gov Altgeld and authorities over Spring Valley unrest, urging protection for the black community.
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Ardmore
Ind
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Indian Territory
Culberson
Texas
Dallas
St. Lewi
East St. Louis
Spring Valley
Altgeld
Sedalia hosts large crowd for Second regiment sham battle
Sedalia Mo August 9 crowds estimated over 20000 attended a mock battle at Assciation park during the Second regiment encampment. The over half hour display drew vast spectators as a vivid military exhibit unfolded in a festive mood.
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Sedalia
Siparia
Hattery A
Assciation Park
At the Ball Game with Willie Wigglesworth and Pat Wigglesworth
The Wigglesworth family navigates a chaotic ride to a baseball park. Ellery struggles to control a stubborn brindle horse as crowds, a fence, and a loud crowd surround their arrival. Inside the grounds Mrs. Wigglesworth quizzically asks about game terms while Ellery explains players curving pitches and three balls.
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Willie Wigglesworth
Mer. Wigglesworth
Mr. Wigglesworth
Willie
Mrs. Wigglesworth
Willie Wiggleworth
Baseball Grounds
Mrs. Wigelesworth
United States
Pat
Willie Wigginsworth
Horss
Whittier Menu At 730 Kansas Avenue
Whittier’s 730 Kansas Avenue lists entrees with Boston baked beans and corn bread, plus a vegetable section featuring mashed and boiled potatoes, cabbage, and peas. Desserts include coconut custard apple pie and assorted fruit courses with tea and cream.
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Boston
Wintivorries Ind
Ben Me
Aaron Ts
Brindle horse charges crowd as Wigglesworth rides reins
A wild scene unfolds at a baseball plate mishap as a brindle horse leaps into the diamond trampling bystanders and ending with Mr. Wigglesworth still clinging to the reins. Mrs Wigglesworth questions the mysterious man knocked down in a parade jacket as reporters seek the cause. The umpire is identified.
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Mr. Wigglesworth
Mrs. Wigglesworth
Mr. Wiforth
Lin
Ellery
Mr. Aglesworth
New York Recorder
Rowe Brothers Extradition Case Ties Atchison Iowa to Mexico
Rowe and his brother Chester Howe, both from Atchison Kansas, are accused of stealing $32 from Poweshiek County Iowa and fled to Mexico. They were located and extradition papers filed as authorities pursue return. Rowe previously ran a West Atchison grocery and pledged naturalization in Mexico after leaving Iowa.
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Kane
Aug
Richard Rowe
Chester Howe
Mexico
Poweeheik County
Iowa
Atchison
Rowe
Chester Rowe
Powesheik
West Atchigan
A. RU
Rowes
Kansas City
Texas
Jovanata Want
Michellaneoua
Topeka
Denver
Colorado Springs
Purhig and
Reters
Rowley Bros
Serling Steam Laundry
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