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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1896

Page

3

Chicago Robbery Ends in Death at Madison Street Store

A bold robbery at George J. Marshall’s West Madison Street dry goods store ends with the proprietor dead and a cashier wounded. Miss Mattie Garretson and Miss Kittie Hynes are injured as two robbers flee. A. S. Bagg is shot while attempting to intervene. Police pursue three suspects with identifications from witnesses.

Chicago Madison-street George J. Marshall West Madison Smoney Joullets Mattie Garretson Kittie Hynes A. S. Bagg I.sk Miss Garretson Mr. Marshall Madison Street A. S. Bazy

Eleven Dead in Walnut Street Wreck At Clack Building

Cincinnati reporters confirm eleven fatalities from the Walnut street wreckage with three more bodies recovered as firemen continue clearing debris. Names include Mary Kennedy a domestic. C F Andress from Mount Auburn. William Loheide a bartender, with several others listed as missing.

Clack Math Mose Cincinnati Walnut Street

Justifiable Homicide in Cleveland Ohio May Night

William Worcester was shot and killed at 7 o'clock by John T Bain in the Hubbard building at 284 Detroit street while attempting to murder his wife Sarah. Worcester, formerly of Oberlin, had been jailed earlier for murderous assaults on his wife and released recently to live with boarders. Bain, a boarder, drew a revolver and killed Worcester during a quarrel as he moved to kill Sarah, ending the threat.

Cleveland William Worcester John T Bain Sarah Hubbard Detroit Street Worcesters Oberlin Toledo Worcester Awhen Bain Drew Asevolver

Holmes Hanged The Man Of Many Warders Expirates One Of Them

Philadelphia May 8 Herman W Mudgett alias H H Holm hanged in Moyarhensity prison day. The drop fell at 10112290. A ful half hour ln teore Was pronounced before the drop fell. The condemned made a statement.

Philadelphia H.H. Holm

Chicago to host Democratic National Convention in Coliseum

The Democratic National Convention will be held in Chicago at the Coliseum after a Finance Committee near-finalized obligations. A press subcommittee on arrangements and logistics was appointed, with seating and access details set, including press tickets, assistant roles, and railroad travel concessions.

Windy City Donnersberger Judge Goodrich Jacob W. Richards R. W. Spangler Harrity Chicago National Committee Gorman Hotel Wellington B.C. Wall Wisconsin State Central Committee Col J. G Prather S. P. Sherin Logansport Ind E. C. Wall Milwaukee John C. Prather St. Louis Thomas A. Shirley Louisville Ren. T. Cable U. C John I. Martin I. EB. Canda New York Martin Marrity

Honest Money Democrats Organize Against Regular Party on Currency

A Chicago May 9 meeting of 200 Honest Money Democrats at the Palmer House denounced the county central committee for allying with Altgeld and free silver forces. Ex Judge Moran accused Gov Altgeld of being crazy and against Cleveland while supporting free coinage. The executive committee was empowered to wage a vigorous campaign to win primaries and ensure fair vote counting. A statewide Sound Money organization was planned through a committee of prominent democrats.

Chicago Cook County Palmer ‘House Moran Altgeld Cleveland

District of Columbia Appropriation Reported in Senate

The District of Columbia appropriation bill was reported to the senate yesterday afternoon. The house version carried 5,418,860 dollars and the senate added 1,542,938 dollars, exceeding the estimates by 944,507 dollars.

District of Columbia Washington District ‘of Columbia Senate House

Saucy Petrel in Shanghai Mutiny and British Clash

A Shanghai incident aboard the U S S Petrel and the British cruiser Spartan led to a champagne and knife clash between sailors. After a sparring match sparked by a searchlight insult, drunken brawling erupted in a barroom with windows broken and several Britons wounded. The British consul held an inquiry. the court ruled against Spartan crew and awarded damages to the Petrel men totaling thousands of dollars. The report also notes Cuba's Maceo controlling Pinar del Rio and the Cuban War context, plus a National Municipal League session concluding in Bartimone Maryland continuing reform efforts.

Shanghai Jackete A. Hanek Consular San Francisco United States Spartan Washington Petrel Emory New York Cuba Palma Maceo Pinar del Rio Vauclan Spain Trocha Weyler Mariano Torres Mangurgas Narcisco Lopez Torres Cubs National ‘Municipal League

Dun's Commercial Review Highlights Goldexports and Trade Balance

New York May 9 R G Dun and Co reports weekly gold exports totaling 5 850 000 show no monetary disturbance and maintain confidence in financial conditions. Demand softened in iron and steel while production outpaced consumption. Textile markets faced mixed signals with cotton mills active yet stockpiling goods. Failures in the week reached 238 in the United States and 24 in Canada.

Osse Ana i Acre Reece New’ York R. Qt Dun *& Co Russia Pittsburgh London Coates Bros Philadelphia West Seaboard United States Canada

Ruling in Cahill Case Grants New Trial

The United States court of appeals reversed a Milwaukee judge and ordered a new trial in the damage suit of Miss Maria Cahill against the St Paul railroad. The jury initially faced veiled pressure and returned mixed verdicts, but the appellate court granted Cahill a new trial after evidence showed she crossed the tracks as a trespasser.

United States Court of Appeals Maria Cahill St. Paul Seaman Milwaukee Miss Cahill Julius B. Clayton Court of Appeals Miss. Cahill

Two Prominent Cleveland Men Die by Their Own Hands

In Cleveland Ohio A C Hogan longtime Standard Oil superintendent is found dead by suicide in Lakeview cemetery after a recent retirement due to ill health. He left six sons in trusted positions with the company. Nearby B F Whipple a leading Odd Fellow also died by suicide, body found at Ambleside near Hogan's grave. no motive given.

Cleveland A. C. Hogan Standard Oil Co Whiting Ind Lakeview Standard B.F. Whipple Odd Fellows Pady Ambleside Hogan's

Dials etkenaodw TaekN Of beaeaia ride tale

A fragmentary account describes a daring ride scene with a rider and a mare, a charger unleashed to full speed, a following figure named Czar, and a timid king in saddle or cabinet. Professor Sloane remarks appear in Century references.

Beaeaia Ana Napoleon Prof. Sloane

Good News on Harvester Co Reorganization Prospects

General Manager P M Macgoowan of Walter A Wood Harvester Co reports excellent business and partial liquidation of debt as receivership ends. He cites stockholders of St Paul and Hoosick Falls firms backing a reorganization to sustain solidity and growth and push machinery globally under strong management.

Eneral Macgoowan Walter A. ‘Wood Harvester Co Paul, Minn St. Paul and Hoosick ‘Falls

The Gray Overcoat Message in a Quack Ad

An old advertisement uses grim symptoms described as bilious to push Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming it cures chills fever constipation dyspepsia rheumatic and kidney complaints and nervousness. The text also cites a Sterne quote about self respect and regard for others, framed as moral instruction.

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Insage Dan Holmes Will, GO. TO. Ghigago Saucy Little Petrel Pinar del Rilo Bartimone Neetional Municipal League Dun Gregory W. R. Alger Sterne Hood Lowell Mass Samplas Emma M. Hooper P. D. Bax
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