Butchery at Salt Lake church shocks city
Salt Lake City reports a grisly crime at the First Scandinavian Methodist Church on Second East. A missing Miss Clawson linked to Pastor Rev Hermann, whose basement furnace yielded bones and a blade amid charred remains. Police seek Hermann as investigations unfold.
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Salt Lake City
Durrant
Salt Lake
Second East
Ly Presbyterian Church
Rey Francia Hermann
Prove
East
Rey
Hermann
Thie
Miss Clawson
Thia
Helena
Mille Clawson
Johnson
Herman
Ins
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Provo
Clawson
Hirm
Ree
Son
Clauson
HW. H. Peterson
Rev. Hermann
Mia Claweon
Misa Clawson
Vietta
Center Street
Tr Hermann
Shorty
Mr Hermann
Tiermann
Kansans City
Richards
Mra Peterson
Prisoners on the schooner Competitor face death in Cuba trial
A Havana report details Consul Williams protest over Spanish court martial procedures. The five prisoners were sentenced to death as Admiral Navarro approved the verdict, while Williams and his aides were excluded from proceedings. The consul pressed Washington for action as Weyler remained unyielding.
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New York
Herald
Havana
Williams
United States
Spain
Penera
Navarro
Cuba
Navarroa
State Department
Washington
Weyler
Mr. Willame
Madrid
Latent dispatch on Rhodes and reformers fate in Cape
London reports the executive council halved the death sentences of Colonel Francis Rhodes Lionel Philips George Farrer and John Hamy Hammond to fifteen years imprisonment. The motion to revoke the charter for the South Africa company faces likely defeat in Cape Town. In Wichita Mrs M Ashcraft is arrested after allegedly throwing a kiss at T A Fawcett in front of his wife with alleged malice.
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Pretoria Dlepatch
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Trancis Rhodes
Lionel Philips
George Farrer
John Hays E Hamymond
Ehalf
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Times
Cape Town
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Cape
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M Ashcraft
T. A. Fawcett
Twlor
American trip news from Newark recalls murder of Walton and Stalee
Milen L Kinney of USCity returning from Honduras trading trip reports the murder of Americans Walton and Stalee aboard a New York bound vessel. Kinney met Stales near New Orleans, then traveled inland toward Muerto Cortes before separating paths, with Kinney continuing toward the interior and Stales entering the mountains. Kinney later reappeared in Puerto Cortez and encountered William Little on his journey home two weeks ago.
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Milen L Kinney
Uscity
Honduras Trading Company
New York
Honduras
Walton & Stalee
Kinney
Stales
New Orleans
Muerto Cortes
Statue
Mr Kinney
Puerto Cortez
William Little
Napoleon of Finance Denver Case Against Bank Officers
A federal grand jury found Tedictmeta against O E Milley president of the Miller Hnia Company and C H Dow president of the Commercial National bank on a charge of embezzling funds. Dow reportedly loaned Milley 145 000 while the bank’s capital was only 200 000. Miller secured 345 000 from Denver banks before 1893 and 325 000 from Chicago via bonds after the bank failed. Receivers declined criminal prosecution in exchange for restitution Milley had not yet paid.
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Denver
Federal
O. E. Milley
Miller Hernia Company
C H Dow
Commercial National Bank
Dow
Miller
Iittle
Chicago
Fire Aboard Battleship Indiana Near Magazine In Brooklyn Yard
A fire broke out in bunker No 57 of the battleship Indiana at the Brooklyn navy yard while docked near the magazine. Spontaneous coal pile combustion caused heat near eight inch shells but ammunition was removed safely and crew were summoned to fire quarters as visitors left the ship.
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New York
Indiana
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tompkinsville
Jn No 57
Navy Yard
Lara
Walla
Chinese youth to train in foreign methods arrives in New York
Twenty Chinese boys aged 10 to 12 will soon appear in New York under Rev Hui Kin to study Western education. The move follows China recognizing foreign training as essential after Japan defeats. Kin, a Presbyterian mission superintendent and ordained Chinese Protestant, traveled from Japan to Tablo then China reporting on education as government ships thousands of youths abroad for study in Germany and France.
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New York
Japan
Hui Kin
Presbyterian Church Mission
Populists and Silver Duet Align Across States
Indiana populists announce a cross party agreement to back free silver and unite with national silver and Democratic backers. Conferences across the Midwest have delayed state conventions until July to support a Chicago silver platform and a free coinage pledge if offered by Congress.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
National Silver Party
St Louis
Atea
Free Silver Democratic
Popul Lat
Indiana Free Sliver Democrats
Free Sliver Party
Poprablats
Mueting
Arguet
Cht
Native child admission sparks attack on mission station
An incident at Klang Win in Shanghai on May 22 involved rioting after a native child was admitted to a hospital. The attack destroyed the mission building, said to be American property, as missionaries refused to surrender the child. casualties and further details are unclear.
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Winslaw
Shanghai
Klang Win
Trial of Chief Justice Snodgrass In Chattanooga
In pro gress last December Chief Justice Snodgrass faced trial on felonious assault charges. Attorney John A. Beasley published a card questioning the chief justice’s integrity, then confronted him in an office building where an altercation occurred. Beasley sustained a long shot in the arm and has remained an invalid from the wound.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Snodgrass
John A. Beasley
Beasley
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