Mysterious Murders Shake Emanuel Church in San Francisco
San Francisco April 4 reports two brutal killings linked to Emanuel Baptist Church. Minne Lamont and Minnie Williams found murdered in the tower and church premises, with suspect Theodore Durant later arrested at Walnut Creek. Police tie Lamont death to Williams case, Durant admits to meeting Lamont and recovering items. investigation continues amid public outcry.
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Emanuel Baptist
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Manuel Baptiay
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Aler
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British Troops Draw Back After Hard Fighting Near Jendo
April W. British guides and infantry of General Waterfield’s brigade reconnoitered toward the Pun Jungora river against Lisra Khan’s forces. The column crossed into hostile ground and suffered casualties. Colonel Barty was killed as the unit faced fierce resistance and artillery fire from the enemy.
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Geureal
Barty Wa
Forse
Pung Dkors
President Cleveland advocates gold monometallism in Chicago letter
President Cleveland urges support for sound money in a Chicago letter dated April, urging farmer and workers to unite for stable finance. He warns against debased currency, linking currency value to national prosperity and calling for broad public vigilance. The missive stresses shared interdependence in commerce and finance across the United States.
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Branston
Washington
Chicago
Ue Saciple
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Nandal
Igmatn
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Winter Jones Claims Innocence In Expenditures
Nev April 14 Ax Hatunt Minter and Refiner Joh T Jonon of Carson face arrests amid rumors. Jones will testify before United States Commissioner Edwards in Carton. He was in Reno for Knights Template TV service at the Episcopal Church. He says he can prove his worth and earnings over the past five years and that all accumulations are legitimate.
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Joh T. Jonon
Carson
Jones
Thoreau
United States
Edwards
Carton
Reno
Knights
Tvanter
Associated Proan
Wyoming oil men jubilant over price rise in Casper
Wyoming oil men cheer a price increase as Standard Oil boosts per gallon on refined products. Wells in the Bejdere area are reported producing strongly, with land deals and inquiries rising as peppier demand develops. A campaign to invite former President Harrison to speak at the June Republican gathering aims to energize the party in Cleveland.
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Wyoming
Casper
Oi Gompany
UnAkr
Wardner Mine Stand Affects Wardner Miners and Wage Terms
The Wardner Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines face startup or loan offers amid strong miner organization and a wage proposal of 2 per day for minors and 2.50 for 'ahiovellars. The strife includes Bradley's embargo against union workers, walkouts, and ALP influence as wardens weigh the propounded scale and external union support.
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Osburn
Idaho
Wardner
M Hnd
Troutie
Bradley
Ute Bunker Hilt
Sullivan
Hrad
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Wren
ALP
Atrong
Wardwen
Apokssman-Mevlew
Bloglin
Kingston
Me A. P. Ay
Ite
Geavlit
Woardia
Wlite
County Expenditures Reported for Quarter by Auditor Woolworth
County auditor Woolworth presented the quarterly expenditures to commissioners for the period ending March 31. The report covers jail, sheriff, probate, district, and coroner fees, warrants issued, and outstanding balances, with totals shown for general and hospital funds and a cash on hand figure of 9007 dollars as of April 1.
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Monsow
Woolworth
Soins
Sheris Doyutte Srk
Wehout
Vrobate Court Feee
Dintrick Court
Spetinnary
Riwchona
Meand Mund
Hopital Fund
Rotat
Glintrag
Cxport
Denver Welcomes Silver Men Arrival Arranged for Governors Guests
Siblay, Werner and Jones arrive in Denver with Ex Senator Jones and General Warner to be met by a reception committee led by Gov McIntyre and Mr McMurray. A dinner at the Brown Palace hotel precedes an elaborate program including a noon open air gathering on the grounds of the winter capital with about 300 people expected.
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Werner
Jones
Denver
Dease
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Senator Jones
General Warner
Arnt McIntyre
Mr. McMurray
Prown Palace
McIntyre
Fiesta in Los Angeles Opens Amid Public Interest
The second initial city event in Los Angeles begins tomorrow drawing public and private hours from many parts of the nation. Officials expect a large turnout and a statewide celebration as residents gather for the opening ceremonies and related activities.
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Los Angeles
HindalueRity
Hayward Case Motion Expected Denial In Trial Fate
Minneapolin April 6 attorneys in the Hayward murder case decided to submit their motion for a new trial without argument. The judge will rule on the motion. Hayward is in court and threatened to hang if witnesses are not called.
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Minneapolin
Hayward
State Fair Commission Meeting Deliberations Set for September
The North Yakima Washington board of ste Ay Commission met in the city this afternoon to discuss arrangements for the coming year. Pred Parker Rotary and John Rend presided as officers. dates for the state fair were not finalized, with plans to coordinate with Spokane fruit fair and Hyokung exhibits. The committee adjourned to meet at the president’s office. Concerns over Catholic church celibacy reports circulate, with Vatican denials expected but not yet issued.
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Nate
North Yakitiw
Wash
Ste Tay Commbinlo
Cnming
Parka
Rengle
Ocun- Ailton 1
Fimo & Peomnam
Tela
Alameda reports German bark Triton disaster near South Madfle
Apr 1 Vessels report the German bark Triton near South Atlantic ports. A steamship seen burning in fog and wreckage suspected to belong to a British vessel. Colorado joins the push for the International Mining Exposition with substantial local subscriptions and pledges from Arapahoe County, Denver, and neighboring cities.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Aondaly
Ile Mornily
Jongfrude
Weal
Muropwan
Powderly Trial Postponed Amid Labor Dispute
The Powderly case against the Knights of Labor for unpaid salary and A W Wright's expense claims is postponed again in Philadelphia. The general executive board member faced charges as the trial moves to a later date, with Powderly’s appearance linked to prior scheduling disruptions.
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Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
A. W. Wright
Gomera
Hiryer
Woriounly
Steamship and rail shifts hit wool trade routes
The Panama Fismship Company expands its reach in the Pacific port network to support wool shipments to Boston from Portland and San Francisco. A new rate structure adds ten pounds per bale for greasy wool and fifteen pounds for scoured wool, with the steamship company cutting into margins. The rate change takes effect immediately.
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Panama Fismship Company
Pacitio Poust
Hinblo
Boston
Portland
Iranciace
Rape Fiend Kills After Assault on 14-Year-Old
A Cheyenne report states Jacob Lute, a Burlington coed Alger worker, made an unsuccessful attempt to assault 14-year-old Darbare Walker, then shot her and killed himself. The girl survives with recovery uncertain.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jacok Lute
Burlington
al Alger
Aneuul
Darbare Walker
Walker
Two Children Dead After Storm Hit Cities
In Philadelphia on April 20 two youths Sadie Branger aged 12 and William Bradley aged 13 were found dead beneath a tree near Pitty fourth Street and Farrar Square after a heavy storm. Bodies severely burned, believed struck by lightning during the downpour. Railroad traffic disrupted between Trenton and nearby towns while rivers receded and city streets suffered flood damage.
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Apri
Sadie Branger
Yaura
Willian Bradley
Ny Pitty-fourth Street
Farriuxton Avenus
Radical Victory Rocks Denmark Election Returns
In Copenhagen the radical party gains sixty one seats in the lower house, signaling a tense political shift and challenging prospects for a peaceful settlement. In Washington a pension office decision denies a pension for a gunshot wound while on furlough, criticizing prior administration policy.
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Copenhagen
Daninh
Afteen Seata
Counsrv Atives
Veentar
Expressman Robbed on Cripple Creek Road in Oil Field Heist
Denver reports a dramatic Wells Fargo robbery on the Cripple Creek route near Tenderfoot Hill. Two gunmen seized the stage, struck driver Robert Smith, and escaped with about 14,000 dollars after forcing the team and wagon to halt. Authorities scour the area with 40 plus men, tracking the robbers toward Gillette and Alhamtra, while the missing mail and 316,000 package are chased across the plains. Detective chatter and mob pursuit fill the interim as Wells Fargo investigates the heist and the trade roars with speculation of larger oil market moves.
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Midland
Tewvslems
Graney
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Pia
Tenderfoot Hill
Cripple Crewe
Greasy Station
Messunger
Robert Senjth
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Ariube
Greasy
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Exprand Wate
Calorade
Binitt
Asihae
Pobbes
Thane
Jackson
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Chwmyllntr An
Gillette
Gerber
Alhamtrass
Migh Park
Robert Smith
Stubbe
Wells Wargo Ieprese Company
Cripple Cxeek
Jippin Creek
Stupbe
AM Wiehen
Discretionary pool ensation disruption at Chicago Board
April 12 notes from Pittabure show Juan D Bailey receiver for George M Irwin's pool firm took control of records. Books indicate transfers four months into Lincoln National Bank dealings. Deposits total 2 71 00 with Irish sympathetic ties noted. Cuban activists celebrated nationalist triumphs and awaited inclusion in broader efforts.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Juan D. Bailey
George M. Irwin
Morune
Wien
Bere Tewin
Irwin Gwpostind
Lincoln Natenal Bank
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