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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1895

Page

3

Dun's Commercial Review: May Freeze Shifts Trade and Outlook

R G Dun & Co reports a belated season due to a frozen May, delaying May and June activity into July and August. Exports of gold fall, imports rise slightly, and government receipts lag expenses. Despite crop doubts, industrial output remains strong with near-record pig iron, rising prices, and solid leather and wool sales amid cautious speculation. Freight, rail earnings, and stock markets show weakness, with numerous structural indicators pointing to a challenging autumn.

New ‘Yonx R G. ‘Dun & Co Review of Trade Uly Bessemer Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago United States Canada

Tennessee Attorneys In Knockout Brawl In Court

In Athens Tennessee two opposing lawyers Col T M Barkett and W L Kinser fought during a will contest trial over a $30000 estate left to niece Zesta Ware. The confrontation ended with Barkett jailed for life and Kinser involved in the courtroom melee amid allegations against Mrs Cone and the disinherited wife.

Tennessee Athens Tenn T. M. Barkett W.L. Kinser Ase Burkett M.D. Cone Zesta Ware Jane Cone Ibépian Col’ Burkett

Horrific Denver Hotel Explosion Leaves Dozens Missing

A boiler blast at the Gumry Hotel on Lawrence Street in Denver caused a five story collapse and fire. By 1 a.m. witnesses counted five rescued and several bodies visible among debris. estimates suggest up to fifty may be dead. Rescue work impeded by collapsing walls, live wires, and dense smoke.

Denver Col Lawrence

Bloody Toledo clash ends with trio’s capture

Police in East Toledo chased a group of tramps after a bridge confrontation. Patrolman Shafer was mortally wounded. he and another officer were shot while pursuing the trio. The suspects fled to a barn but surrendered after being cornered. Citizens watched as the captives were led back to the station.

Toledo TouEpo Stock Yards East Toledo Steve Shafer Oak Street James Smith Smith Parks Barh Robert Brown

Hearne Couple Indicted in Stillwell Murder Case

Marion county grand jury returned first degree murder indictments against Dr J C Hearne and his wife Fannie Hearne for the Amos J Stillwell case. They were arrested after the report and taken to Palmyra jail, amid public excitement and court proceedings.

Hearne Amos J ‘Buliwell Hannibal Amos J. Stillwell Stillwell Roy Hagan Pratt J. C. Hearne Wm. T. Perkins Dr. Hearne Palmyra M. H. de Young The San Francisco Chronicle Todd

Jury Disagrees in Duestrow Murder Trial at Union

Union Mo Aug 17 The jury in the Duestrow murder trial discharged after twenty four hours without a verdict. Five members favored conviction and seven favored acquittal with the judge noting no further progress possible. Foreman Evender said the jurors were strongly convinced of insanity and would not change their minds.

Duestrow St. Louis Union Hirzel James’ B. Hulsey Thomas Johnson James McDermott John R. Mitchell James Woody J. Evender Elmer Denman J. LE. Bell Irving Enloe John’ T. ‘Benner James Patterson Foreman Evender Johnson and Booth Johnson Daestron

Beckett fined jailed for contempt in Nebraska case

In Omaha a attorney William D Beckett was fined 100 dollars and costs for contempt after attempting to assault Judge Scott. He was ordered committed to the county jail until payment and warned that disbarment proceedings would be entered if he does not publish a public apology before the September term.

Amos J. Stillwell R. E. Anderson Nat Dryden St. Louis Col. Anderson Mr. Dryden Hearne Court of Common Pleas Omaha Neb William D Beckett Scott Bentenner

Go by the Book Pills Promote Liver and Digestive Aid

A veteran patent medicine pitch touts Go by the Book pills for bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn and torpid liver. Boxes priced at 25 cents with a free book offered through druggists or by mail from B F Allen Co 305 Canal Street New York, claiming annual sales over six million boxes.

B. F. Allen Co Canal Street New York

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