Hasty trial ends in murder plot near Brownsboro
Reported plot by Paun roster Nelsonita degroes aré to wreck a passenger train on the Southern railway near Brownsboro. A cross-tile blocked the track at a 30-foot embankment and the train, traveling 35 miles an hour, struck. The engine was stripped but stayed on track. The Negroes confessed intent to rob, with death as the potential punishment.
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Riot and riot aftermath in Evansville and Jeffersonville
Reports detail a deadly riot in Evansville linked to the Brown case, with court orders suspending action, militia guarding the courthouse and jail, and fears of hurried trial. Deputies and Dr. Gilbert protect Brown as authorities prepare possible venue changes amid ongoing investigations and funerals.
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Attempt to Wreck a Train in Huntsville Four Arrested
Four Black men were placed in fall in Huntsville Alabama after an alleged attempt to wreck a train. Local officials report the incident as a serious crime with investigations ongoing and motives unclear. Authorities declined further comment pending court proceedings.
Outfielder Delehanty Identified in Buffalo Incident
Frank Delehanty of Syracuse and relatives positively identified the satchel and bat found near the Padman sleeper and the International bridge as Ed Delehanty’s. The Washington Nationals outfielder is confirmed to be the man who fell through the bridge draw that morning.
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Kishineff Massacre Memorial Service Held in Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports a memorial service for Kishineff massacre victims was held in the Vienna synagogue. Students who planned to attend en masse faced gendarmes at the entrance and were arrested for disturbing public order.
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Heat Wave Grips Chicago With Record Temperatures
City endures 92 degree afternoon as thermometers read higher on downtown streets. A Wednesday Thunderstorm cooled air by about 20 degrees overnight. Forecast calls for continued heat into Thursday with renewed high temperatures.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Steel Corporation property in Port Colborne amid options
Port Colborne July 9 Over 200 acres of land east of Welland canal is under option to Port Colborne parties. The board of trade has an understanding regarding sale of the property to the United States Steel Corporation. The land west of the canal is also on option to a local party to represent the steel company.
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Cassius M Clay named unsound mind chaos in Richmond
Report from Richmond Kentucky July shows Gen Cassius M Clay declared of unsound mind by a jury and slated for asylum. Steps were taken to protect his property as he remained out of custody. Physicians testified on mental condition amid a broader set of tidbits including wage advances and harvest labor notices.
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M Clay
Weather blamed for mob outbreaks says Dr Fletcher
Indiana state news reports Dr William B Fletcher, a noted insanity expert, linking mob violence to hot weather and high temperatures. He cites historical outbreaks and notes increased heart action pressure on the brain and nervousness during hot days as possible causes.
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Western Writers mark 18th anniversary in Warsaw program
Warsaw Indiana July 9 The Western Writers association celebrated its 18th anniversary with a program at Winona Lake. A paper on Literature and Libraries was read by W E Henry state librarian of Indiana. A discussion followed. Ben B Parker conducted a memory service for Sir John G Bowriggde and Mary Hartwell Catherwood, while Leon Vincent lectured on Carlyle and his wife.
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Indiana Bar Association Elects Leaders at Closing Meeting
Indiana attorneys consider election results with W. P. Vreen named president and Oscar H. Montgomery as vice president. Merrill Moores chosen secretary, with a slate including Jun W. Kern Eshham Greenfield Addison Harris and John L. Ruhe on the executive committee. Reports conflict and fragmented notes describe unrelated city incidents and legal outcomes.
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Seymany
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Indianapallar
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Indianapa
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Dr Ring's New Life Pills Promise Strength and Energy
A vintage ad touts Dr Ring's New Life Pills as transforming weakness into strength and stress into energy. It claims to build health and mental power, selling for 25 cents per bottle, with bolded branding by J N Jones.
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J N. Jones
State Ball Given to Officers of American Squadron at Buckingham Palace
Officers of the American squadron attended the first ball since the aggression, hosted at Buckingham Palace. King Edward and Queen Alexandra received the American officers with Foreign Secretarys and British dignitaries present. The event featured lavish gowns, uniforms, jewels, and a grand royal procession, while Admiral Cotton reported on arrangements and welcomed the guests amid festival pomp.
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