Feud Flares in Kentucky Perry County Armed Clash Renewed
The long running Eversole French feud in Perry County Kentucky explodes anew as ambush fire maims and kills. Leaders Cush Eversole and Frazer clash amid gunfire with multiple arrests sought and a mayoral district roiled by threats. Local families, including Judge Combs and ex-legislator Bob May, are drawn into violence. More than thirty killed over six years.
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Judge Combs
Cush Eversole
Des Adkina
Adkina
Eversules
Adams
Frazer
Jesse Field
Will Marsin
Eversoles
Adkins
Breathitt County
Eversles
Gambrille
Eversole Feader
Fulton French
Virginia Hazard
Joe Eversole
Eversole
Herald
French
Bob May
May
Kinsel
Gambrilla
Sheriffe
Eversolea
Hazard
Yale Immorality Scandal A German Girl Arrested
Barbara Watery a 10 year old German girl was arrested on the Yale campus and turned over to the board of charities. Policemen Dennehy and Wiser say she led officers to rooms where she alleged misconduct by students. She faced Police Judge Cubla before being sent to the industrial home.
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Conn
Barbara Watery
Yale
Board of
Chiruits
Dennehy and
Wiser
Prea‘Ga
Associated Charities
Cubla
Deas Wright
European Crops Report Estimates 1994 Harvests
The forthcoming Agricultural Department report outlines Europe’s 1994 crop outlook with estimated wheat harvests around 1.255 billion Winchester bushels versus a consumption of 1.558 billion. It lists harvest by country and notes an approximate 116 million bushels needed from abroad.
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Agricullurel Department
Thuuuc- Couataes
United Kingdom
France
Hungary
Mayor Gilroy Backs Out of Irish Meet Reception
In New York on October 17 Edward B M F of South Longford Ireland was to be honored at a Lenox Lyceum reception. Mayor Gilroy refused to preside as agreed, prompting surprise from Irish National Federation members coordinating the event. The Irish Independent Party accused Birkey and his allies of bias and urged rejection of the Birke party.
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Hig
New York
Irish National Federation
Lenox Lycéum
Edward B. M.F
South Longford
Ireland
Gilroy
Patrick Gleagon
Irish Independent Party
Birkej
Bir
Charges Filed Against General McCook by Lt Colonel Noyes
Lieutenant Colonel Henry E. Noyes of the Second Cavalry, recently moved from a New Mexico post, has preferred charges against General McCook. The dispatch says McCook’s hip injury at Wastingtis stemmed from the dispute, and the department in Washington sustained McCook while Noyes remained at Fort Logan.
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Xavey
Bexven
Henry E. Noyes
Second Cavalry
Arima
McCook
Noyes
New Mexico
Godplaint
Gem Metluuk
Washington
Col. Noyes
Luiont
Delinquent Taxes Report Highlights Small City Delinquency
County Clerk's report to the Auditor of State shows only 1,078 dollars in delinquent taxes to be credited to Shawnee County. The document notes a very small delinquent age compared with a year ago. Delinquent totals include Personal property 8920.1, Real estate , and Railroad 68746. Fi,678.80.
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Auditor of State
Shaw‘pee
Outlook in California shifts toward Republican wins
Editor De Young, San Francisco vice chair of the Republican National Committee, predicts a Republican congressional majority and a Republican next legislature. He cites wool duty removal and beet sugar bounty as key issues, arguing policy shifts will boost domestic production and hinder foreign competition.
Democrat Joins Populists After Resigning Colorado Central
Judge Jefferson McAnelly long a key northern Colorado Democrat resigns from the Democratic state central committee and joins the Populists citing the party's broken pledge on silver and discontent with Cleveland era leadership. Jamaica report notes President Hippolyte and his war minister clash. the general is wounded and bedridden after a palace altercation.
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Cantral Cenral Thestors
Feur Conaxb
Colo
Jefferson McAnelly
Democratic State Central Committees
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Hippolyte
Erxaétox
Jamaica
Oclace
Hayti
Min- Jeter
No More Passes and Uniform Freight Rates Adopted
Western and Southwestern Lines officials move to end free transportation for the rest of 1904 and likely all of 1905. A uniform rate of six cents per car mile is set for freight cars excluding tankers and refrigerators, while poultry car rates are left to individual roads. The conference adjourned for lunch amid rapid decisions and industry bets.
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Oficera
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern Road
One More Big Sale At 1251 Topeka Avenue Residence
Bawin Lestt buys the George E Tewksbury residence at 1251 Topeka Avenue for 43000 with a 13000 consideration. The Bee residence property comprises a large house and three lots near Ex Congressman Thomas Ryans home. Mr Scott, with Scott and Brier real estate agents, had occupied the property.
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Win Meal
Mr. Tewksbury
Bawin-Lestt
Topeka Avenue
George E. Tewksbury
Bee
Thomas Ryan
Scott
Scott & Brier, Real Estate
Span
Daily Times editors switch to Populists amid takeover
On October 17 in BeaTrice Ned, L D Wallace and H D Ben of Chicago, managers of the Daily Times here, announced intent to support the Populist ticket. Later stockholders attached the office on a chattel mortgage and barred Wallace and Rodman from further issuing the paper.
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BeaTrice
Ned
L D. Wallace
H. D. Ben
Chicago
Timmvs
Fssue
Wallace and Rodman
Flags at Berlin Hall of Fame dedication to Emperor William
A grand military display marked the formal dedication of 142 flags for the Fourth battalion. Emperor William presided in the Rutmes Halle as Empress and royal family members watched. Flags, embroidered with gold and silver, cost 800 marks each and were created by Berlin artisans. Crowds cheered as the Emperor departed. Governor Altgeld commuted Frank Kurtz murder sentence to life imprisonment, petitioners cited his perceived weakness.
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Reni
William
Rutmes Halle
Arsenal
Berlin
Louverain
Emperor William
Altgeld
Sim. Catenso
Frank Kurtz
Bee
Hfe
Kurtz
Hippolyte Tells Threats From Rebels Ahead of Oct Attack
An Haitian style proclamation warns that President Hippolyte faces a planned uprising on the 17th and promises severe retaliation. The speech, reportedly from the Moviteur newspaper, declares readiness to exterminate those who oppose the government and vows to shoot intruders if necessary.
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Bea Tel
Wasutyaros
Offici
Hippolyte
Moviteur
Buniay
Ouroot
Ann Arbor Reform League Targets Saloon Trade Crusade
The West Side Reform League joined by ex-SN Anton and others plans nightly religious crusades against saloons in the city. They organize small groups to visit saloons, sing hymns, and offer prayers in a bid to close bars and push liquor trade out of town. They argue this will restore morality and curb vice in the business district.
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SN Anton
Mici
W. Lo and Reform League
Thorale
Diadente
Drupkow Mien
Uni- Peeters
Cleveland May Write Endorsing NY State Ticket
A Washington dispatch reports the president may publicly back the regular New York state ticket next week and donate a campaign sum. Administration circles note leaders may campaign in New York, with Secretary Carlisle set to speak in New York and Indiana before returning home.
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New York
Washington
New York State
Cleveland
Carlisle
Two Robbers Caught After Virginia Train Heist
A Cumberland Maryland dispatch reports two men arrested in connection with a Quantico Virginia express car robbery. One suspect, found with 1658 dollars, a Colt revolver and memoranda dividing the loot, attempted to flee but was captured. A second man was later seized at Cumberland after surveillance connected him to Front Royal and Cherry Run movements.
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Beck
Baltimore &Hio
Atohel
Quanticsa
Matty Pather
Abouy
Belung
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OY Parrell
Shient Weir
Attu Coimpay
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Quantico
Adams Express Company
Camberland
Washington Times
C. Weir
Ailtime Express Company
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Norfolk & Western
Cherry Run
Martinsburg
Union Pacific official warns Pete Pierce to quit ticket or job
J F Pierce candidate for state auditor on the People's party ticket must withdraw from the ticket or resign from Union Pacific coal company employment, per an order from the road's receivers. State law fines interference with employees seeking office. Merritt pledges to prosecute violators and offers 1000 dollars per conviction. Cloak Makers strike continues in New York with no end in sight as major houses resist union recognition. Ivanhoe ship Ivanhoe coal laden bound for San Francisco remains missing after 21 days at sea amid Pacific gales.
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Inion Pactic Einplaye Onterad Te Galt
Mopullar Toker
Cretexne
Wyo
J. F. Pierce
George L. Hiack
Union Pacific Coal Company
Selr
Merritt
San Francisco
Beattle
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Fragments From Odd Proceedings At The Forum Club
A garbled report recounts a meeting or event with references to a performance or debate. Names such as Mise Raymond and Hawkeworth appear amid scrambled phrases about temper, Sabbath observance, and propriety. The text hints at disputes and social issues but is largely unreadable.
Parkhurst Hal Probed in New York Censure Probe
Fragmentary report from New York dated June 17 describes Dr Parkhurst under close scrutiny by the Lexow committee amid a broader political struggle. The piece notes limited details on his regulon work and mentions opponents and a tense political climate in Smith County and Dyess area with money politics and arrests, including references to Major Morelli and Constable Cannagh.
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New York
Parkhuret
Parktoyrat
Aino
Smith County
Major Morelli
Jie
Morell
Henry George Event Noted in Local Gatherings
A fragmented report notes Henry George in a July gathering with references to Oct 17 events and a night before misprints. It mentions a professor delivering remarks on entertainment and a majority opposing the speaker. Social notices include May Miller hosting a party for a friend Swartz with guests Kate Cruft Liesl Cruft Kathy Kenyes and others.
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George
Anée
Duces
Mias May Miller
A Swartz
Kate
Liesl
Cruft
Kathy Kenyes
Im. G. Keeler
Tuoky
U Tin
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