Two Arrested in Fire Lynching Threats Flaring
Marshals guard the jail as a deadly blaze rages through Pepetis and Starstore districts. Thirty two buildings burned with an estimated value of $150000, amid high winds and a suspected secondary origin. Arrests include suspects linked to the blaze as authorities brace against potential lynching.
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Pepetis
Ind Ter
Phre Brale
Starstore
Principel
Orth
Saines
Ghitkasaw Nations Bank
H Blanchard & Woods
Campbell's Drug Store
Canadion Avenue
Freud
Star
Jea
Green Persons
Wlacksman
Chickasaw Mercantile Company
Smee
Blanchard
Woods
A. C Piatt
Genersi
Murrthendina
Joss
Ino
J. Ponire
Gryguody
Ud. Woods & Spearts
Losurthrone
Opera House
Pyuett
Tsueunes AG Horiware
Inane
Johm Sneed
Sante Fe
Republican Editorial Association meets for fall session
The executive committee of the Republican Editorial Association for the Seventh congressional district met at Autebine and decided to hold the semi annual meeting at the same place on December Bedalia Poultry Show. Sedalia, Mo., Nov. 20. The second naval poultry show of Central Missouri fatieiers opened with many birds exhibited under the Sedalia Poultry club move.
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Raesas Rapublican
Hiveumeox
Kun
Republican Editorial Association
Seventh Congressional District
Autebine
Bedalia
Fenauta
Naval Poultry Show
Central Missouri
Fatieiers
Sedalia Poultry Club
Murder Trial in Wiewra: Williamson Kin Implicated
In Wiewra Kansas the coroner's jury links Marion Williamson her former wife and their son Norville to the Leonard murder. Witnesses claim Williamson fled the alley scene while Irene Williamson allegedly plotted divorce and murder for insurance. A secret marriage between Leonard and Marion Williamson is reported three weeks prior.
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Sam
Wiewra
Kan
Henry Et. Leonard
Irene Williamson
Marion Wiliamson
Leonard
Willamson
Williamson
Williamson Cowan
Leonard St
Norville
Hes
Chairman Caldwell Re-elected by Western Passenger A
Cutcace Nov 20 Chairman Caldwell was reelected chairman of the Western Passenger Association for the third time. The vote was unanimous with no rival considered. The new agreement among Western roads will modify party rates in Basocistion territory. Party rates for ten Grover parties drop to two cents per mile. Special train rates have been cut from ten to twenty percent.
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Caldwell
Western Passenger Association
Cutcace
Western Roads
Basocistion
Grover
General Merritt Reports On Department of the Missouri
General Wesley Merritt, six months in command, issues a formal report omitting personal participation while noting troops under his command show discipline and instruction worthy of government expectations. He states he has not personally inspected them but feels justified in describing their general condition.
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Reral Merritt
Wesley Merritt
Department of the Missouri
Merritt
Police arrest six men in fatal blow outside saloon
The Might Men Captures Kaxean Cree Missouri reports police say they made no mistake in arresting Michael Cusnincam Elvin Dowling Michael Foundation Philip McCrory Alvin Desitt and W S Herington. They are held for investigation in the death of Charles F Early who was killed by a blow to the face in front of ex-Councilman Andy Foley's saloon last Saturday night.
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Kaxean Cree
Polce
Michael Cusnincam
Elvin Dowling
Michael Foundation
Philip McCrory
Alvin Desitt
W. S. Herington
Charles F. Early
Andy Foley
Danish millers seek experimental duty on flour imports
Nov 30. Danish millers petition government for an experimental duty on imported flour. Movement targets German competition, but much of the flour enters Denmark via England or Germany, directly affecting American mills.
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Denmark
United States
England
Germany
Father Wagner Ready for Trial in Embezzlement Case
Ex priest Dominick Wagner declares readiness for trial in St Louis area court. He has possession of church books and has relentlessly built his defense. Prosecution says conviction could lead to dismissal of related charges.
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Father Wagner
St. Josefm
Dominick Wagner
Wagner
Issantt
Maher and Fitzsimmons Set for World Heavyweight Title Match
A heavyweights title bout between Peter Maher and Bob Fitzsimmons appears assured with negotiations completed for a Juarez Mexico contest on January 1. Dan Stuart arranged a purse of 16,008 dollars, accepted by Quinn on Maher’s behalf.
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Maher Snd Fitesiemos
New York
Peter Maher
Bob Fitzsimons
Dan Stuart
Juarez
Mex
Gan
Quinn
Maher
Fifteen of a Crew Drowned Off Cape Horn Collision
San Francisco reports details of the Italian bark Jos from Carlo, which collided with the British ship Condor near Cape Horn. Only four of the nineteen crew survived. Telegrams to the American Board indicate a mission loss of about 1000000 dollars and a mission in Kburyus valued at 100000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Carlo
Cape Horn
Strikers Win as Home-Riverside Mines Set Pay at Eighty Cents
Leavenworth Kansas November 20 1895 operators of the Home-Riverside coal mines concede to strikers demand and announce miners will receive eighty cents per ton in future. notice posted at Nos 1 and 2 shafts cites prior schedules and wage lines with Superintendent KransTkaD. miners press for a check weighman as required by Kansas law and view the settlement as a great victory. previously a 70 cent rate was in effect after a temporary 80 cent rate was reduced to compete with Missouri mines. prior actions caused unrest when North Leavenworth shaft held out to force alignment with others.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Home-Riverside
Home
Riverside
Home-Riverside Coal Mining Company
George W. Kranstkad
Missouri
North Leavenworth
Deadly Alabama Feud Ends in Double Killings
In Hinuxénau Alabama on November 20 two farmers, Jos Kilgore and John Jones, were killed during a feud between the Handles, Jones, and Kilgore families. Handley fatally wounded. Frank Kilgore fled unharmed amid rising interfamily tensions and threats of further violence.
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Hinuxénau
Ala
Jones
Kilgore
Jos Kilgore
John Jones
Jin Hendley
Handley
Wen
Handler
Frank Kilgore
Uni Rug
Joe Kilgore
Frank
Marietta
Not SW Smith Lay at Rest Nowres Cents Mass Novi 20
The funeral services for Rev S F Smith D D author of Americas national hymn were held at First Baptist church before thousands of people. Attendees included Baptist leaders city and state officials and prominent figures from across the country.
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SW. Smith
Novi
S. F. Smith
D. D
America
First Baptist Church
Land in severalty vote opposed by Choctaw and Chickasaw councils
Indicated by a Nov 20 report from Erra a Indiana Territory where a committee of Choctaw and Chickasaw councils recommends against accepting land in severalty under the Dawes Commission. The item notes broader political maneuvering and linked personnel moves in Washington.
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Landa
Severatty
Erra A
Ind
Dawes Commission
Martin
CI Charles 5
Hias
Stats
Washington
Reading
Congress
Gen Harrison Rich Now From South African Speculation
Ex president Harrison reputedly profited from a South African venture, doubling his salary savings with a $100,000 payoff and stock in a new mining company. The scheme involved ex-Secretary Wright and mining expert Sheard, who would gain interests. Brown backed the deal with cash and stock. Harrison denies the tale.
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St. Lowa
Harrison
White House
Exrigon
John C. Wright
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Sheard
South Africa
Henderson Captured After Danino Hatchet Attack
Danino Kansas November 20 Dave Henderson a colored school teacher who used a hatchet to attack a crowded schoolroom killing two women and injuring others was captured in Emperia and returned to Dunlap Morris County. He says he acted in self defense after being surrounded by an infuriated crowd promising more violence if victims die.
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Danino
Kan
Exwouia
Dave Henderson
Emperia
Dunlap
Morris County
Ray
Tom Sharkey
County Seat Fight Renewed in Montgomery County
The county seat war in Montgomery County is renewed as mandamus proceedings aim to force the clerk to deliver election returns excluding Wellsville due to irregularities. If successful, Montgomery City would become the county seat, ending a 25 to 30 year dispute begun after a prior Supreme Court decision.
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Mexico
Montgomery County
Supreme Court
Montgomery City
Danville
Mandernas
Cerry
Wellsville
Robber Nabbed in Detroit Woman's Sizable Robbery Case
Detroit police arrest suspect identified by victim in a bold September robbery. Mrs E Mack reports her attacker, with photo identification confirming the man. Authorities say they have the right person and file charges of assault and robbery.
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Ni” Mubbell
Slies “Bastalo
Sistultine
E. Mack
Detroit
Mack
Mubbell
Check Forgery Suspect Captured In Aransas City
Charles Karel alias Lewis, arrested in Tuainess Aransas City for trying to cash forged checks at the Farmers National Bank, has been jailed in Win field. Authorities say he has traveled widely, forging checks systematically to obtain funds.
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Tuainess Aransas City
Kan
Charles Karel
Lewis
Farmers’ National Bank
Winfield and Foo
Government Building Contract in Gunun China
In Gunun China on November 20 a two story brick and stone government building is under construction by local capitalists under a five year contract with the government. The government will own the structure at the end of the term.
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Gethric Govcument
Gunun
China
Death Under Horse Kills One Year Old in Kansas
In Cherryvale, Kansas, William Modest aged one, died when a horse fell during a race with another boy. The animal crushed the child as it stumbled, ending the young life.
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Ixpirespesch, Kan
William Modest
J. S. Modest
Cherryvale
Young Modest
Two Years Later in a London Ball
In a Portland Place ballroom two years on Grace Bromley, newly engaged to a fortune, faces Mr Valmure and Mr Stiles. She coldly rebuffs him as a masked encounter leads to a stormy, revealing walk by Hampstead, where past deceptions and fragile relationships come to light. Grace asserts independence amid social pressure and lingering questions about marriage.
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Strart
Strang
Portland Place
Sybil
Miss Broiley
Stiles
Sr. Walmore
Hampstead
Piccadilly
Ube
Buetace
Fractured road hazards spark reader anger in city crowd
An iron beam wagon blocks Broadway as six horses pull it, forcing pedestrians to scramble and delaying streetcars. The driver remains calm as bystanders vow greater penalties for such dangerous, noisy obstructions and warn of harsher enforcement.
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Uy Broadway
Yeipmen
Gothine
New York Sun
Largest Dredge in the World Built for Mississippi River
The report details a colossal dredge built for the Mississippi River Commission. It features six mechanical cutters powered by twin expansion engines, displacing sand and silt from the river bed via 29 inch cuttings and 12 foot hull reach. The unit, with 1.20 bore engines and a 10,000 foot discharge span, operates at two hours per shift, delivering immense dredging capacity and surface pipes feeding a central suction system.
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Mississippi River Commission
Gracey
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