Murder Near Medical Lake A Thrifty Farmer Slain
Jacob Hreiden berg, a 40 year old Iowa born farmer near Medical Lake, was murdered in his cabin. Bullets to the brain, robbery suspected, weapon missing. Sheriff’s deputy investigated. coroner’s jury returned murder by unknown persons. Neighbor accounts say victim was honest, industrious, and well-liked with no enemies. A $100 letter from his father in Iowa suggests possible motive. The case shocks local community.
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SouKane
Jacob Hreidenberg
Medical Lake
Milly
Corones
Ankobia
Breidenberg
Iowa
Fe W
Herman
Newman
Sherif Mugh
W. J. Bhaner
Shaver
Cale
Gio
Bia
Towa
Tbia
Ansasari
Fish die-off hits northwestern Ohio waterways
Report from ToLAv Ohio notes widespread fish kills along the Banduaky and connected streams in northwestern Ohio. Minnows through pike and pickerel washed ashore, with a terrible stench prompting state health officials to investigate. Residents blame early petroleum developments for pollution and demand action as affected areas extend toward Sandusky.
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Tolav
Ohio
Mortageiver
Braschen
Sandusky
Boycott Declared if Arbitration Fails at Chicago
A labor dispute with the Pullman Car Company triggers a threatened United States Canada and Mexico wide boycott by the A R U S unless the firm agrees to arbitrate by noon Wednesday. Delegates vote to proceed with the boycott and elect officers as measures unfold amid militia activity and coal mine tensions across several states.
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Canada
All Man Company
United States
Mexico
A. R. Us
Wicks
A. KU
Pull
Debs
Rogers
James Hogan
Roy Goodwin
W. EK. Burns
Afver
Prison reform debates illuminate session summary
At the state house the reform conference drew a large crowd as General Brinkerhof presented data on criminality trends. Gov Nelson welcomed delegates and invited them to inspect Stilieater prison, while discussions highlighted sentencing, reform efforts, and state work. A fire destroyed Joe Robinsons one and a half story saloon, with $1500 loss as he slept nearby. A mob exploded the Rock Inland bridge at Hound Point near midnight, shots fired at a departing trail, and authorities reported the wire service powerless.
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Congress
Brinkerhem
Brinkerhof
House of Representatives
Nelson
Stilieater
Tridge
Wientts
Kat
Hound Point
Rock
German Count Arrested Over Anonymous Slander Letters
A Cologne report states Count Von Kotz, master of ceremonies at the Imperial court, was arrested after four years of police work into anonymous letters and postal cards that spread distrust among Germanys aristocracy. The suspect, said to be maniac, was seized by General Von Hanke after returning from Sebrelbershan.
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Brunx
Cologne Gaszette
Count You Kets
Imperial Court
Yon Kets
Germany
Weiter
Count von Kotz
Sebrélbershan
Prussia
von Hanke
Nya
Ministers Debate Sunday Newspaper Movement in Burnley
In June 19th century Burnley, Winburg ministers urged all denominations to preach on the Sunday newspaper and to vote on support. Of about 180 churches in Pittsburg and Alleghany area, fewer than 10 percent responded, with the majority opposing or silent. The Sixth Presbyterian and Mount Wantington Presbyterian churches voted against the idea. The Fourth Methodist showed a similar stance with no supporters.
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Pheenvid
Dune
Ome Wembery
Sven Ciation
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Law and Order Society
Tlee
Sixth Presbyterian
East End
Mount Wantington
Strikers Guilty in NUP Case Amidst Riot Aftermath
The jury returns a verdict of some guilty with costs on defendants, following a riot provoked by striker activity near Stilkte Hollow. Prosecution notes remorseful tone among farmers, while railroad lawyers face upheaval as Breckenridge loses favor and may be replaced.
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Stlekte Hollow
Univ. Pay Dane
la Vie
Ood
Mack
Thomas M. Marshall
Pittsburg
Simakoski
Amaul
Carnot Assassinated and Lyons Murder in Plain Sight
Reports from Lyons France and Buffalo New York detail assassinations involving President Carnot and ex City Clerk William Delaney. Carnot was killed during a banquet at the Palais de Commerce after a reception at the prefecture. Delaney was shot in his Fourth Ward residence above the Golf Dollar saloon by George A Bartholomy, with two women seen with him earlier. Bartholomy later surrendered claiming innocence. Police sought the two women and the alleged suspect's whereabouts across the border in Canada.
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Carnot
Lyons
France
Palais de Commercr
W. TE. Delaney Muricked
George A. Arthotomy
William 5. Delaney
George A. Barthalomy
Main Street
Delaney
George Alexander
Tojhy
Atwllaight
George A. Bartholomy
Wirrendefel Biesett
Muriecer
Dulaney
Bail
Washington
Liat Ryan
Bartholomy
Ives
Barthalomy
Omaha land title fight ends in favor of owners
The Helfenstein case over millions in Omaha wholesale and manufacturing district land concludes with a court ruling favoring current owners after years of litigation. A prior failed merchant and unpaid taxes led to court actions, sheriff sales, and the land reverting to the county before its value rose. Helfenstein sought recovery with quitclaim deeds, but died in 1903 as the case stalled at the trial stage.
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Helfenstein Ciwlni
Propedy
John Helfenstein
Omaha
John I. Meltenstein
Helfenstein
Judge Baker Questions Supersedeas In C of F Case
Federal Judge Baker criticizes Justice Harlan for granting a supersedeas in the Francis and Percival Cofin matter. He argues against releasing prisoners after sentencing without reviewing potential errors, noting the presumption stands until reversed. Meantime, plans for Fourth of July races aim to showcase speedy riders from east of the Cascades to west of the Rockies.
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Marlan
Barker
Federal Court
Harlan
Francis
Percival Cofin
Pon Skwllenyth
Herald
Couns Whyo Enthusiasia
Cascades
Hockles
Report on Oppression of Arka Miners in Tuillan Territory
Evicted miners from Tuillan Territory recount brutal conduct by deputy marshals and federal troops. Families beaten and driven from homes, furniture destroyed, and women carried to boxcars in scathing sessions reported from Hartshorne district. Soldiers allegedly forced wives to leave, beat residents, and even dragged a child from a mother's breast amid driving rain.
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Arka Fan
Wour Sven
Tuillan
Maralals
Siberia
Hartshorne
August Smith
Smyth
Smith
Anderson
Railway Union Proposes Triple Alliance Plan
President Debs of the American Railway Union announces a formable alliance to control about 10,000 men. A convention under the Lilinole State Wederas will be held at Spring Hold July 2 to frame a platform including compulsory education direct legislation and the eight hour day.
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A. BK. U. Linilers
Debs
Saya Atepa
Lilinole
Wederason
Gabor
Intelgraph
Jst
Grafty Bankers Action Boosts Stock Exchange Confidence
New York banks decided to supply gold for export without treasury recourse, signaling confidence in markets. The move, driven by desire to avoid hoarding and a weak treasury, is likely to lift speculative values and stock deliveries. Representatives plan to invite Mr. Gladstone to visit America, with Depew noting Yorkers seeking signers of a committee.
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New York
Junge
New York City
Stock Exchange
Yeaverday
United States Treasury
Giedatone O Vielk
England
America
Mr. Gladstone
American Invitation Committee
Mel Saldl
Near Hanging Close Call Shocks Livingston, Montana
A near execution in Livingston ended when the governor respited Robert Anderson, with authorities debating until late whether to proceed. The case links to accomplice William Mortimer and a rancher murder, while other regional items report cattle theft trials, rising Arkansas River floods, a large German Sangerfest gathering, a cat erpillar plague in Cripple Creek, and Arapaho Indian lodge indictments on New Fork County reservas.
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Mont
Robert Anderson
Allay Fields
Livingston
Sherif Conrow
Anderson
Trisheti Anderson
Gan
William Mortimer
Atate
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