Holmes 18 Guilty in Murder Trial Headlines
Holmes, 18, found guilty of murder in the first degree after a lengthy trial in Philadelphia. The jury, previously deliberating for over an hour, declared him guilty for the death of Benj. F. Piotzet. defense plans for an appeal and new trial were noted, with sentencing to follow in January 1896.
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Jude Arnold
Graham
Fly Associates
Holmes
de Yan
Herman W. Mudgett
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F. Piotset
Hales
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Arnohl
Geatiam
Rontan
Pleiel
Callowait Street
Moreel
Pletger
New Change for the Lion to Route Across Seas
A turbulent dispatch from New York and Washington notes rising tensions between Britain and Venezuela, with war looming and the Monroe Doctrine unlikely to shield the region. Reports recount a collision at sea aboard the schooner Myosotis, coast guard actions, and subsequent capture.
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York
Great Britain
Venezuela
Yphezuela
United States
Commaniten Ilhort
Venesuela
Tomas Carcia
Dchouner
Coast Guard
Filbert
Garcia
Coast Eoart
Carupono
Herbie Verne Wan
AK No Oimitab
Gondse
Thern Tode
Burning of Ten Heretics Reported in Mexican Town
An official dispatch from Pachanca details a mob gathering in Texacapa where armed officials and residents set a jail on fire killing several individuals. The incident follows charges that the victims were heretics, with the crowd claiming divine justification and reporting a miraculous vision backing the action.
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New York
Texacapa
Pachanca
Mollange
Guadaloupe
Nicolas Hernandes
Marín Santaago
Jose Manuel
Casper Hornanides
Juan Tomas
Juan ‘Tomas
Maria Juana
Maria Magdalena
Maris Concepcion
Judes
Returns From Ohio Elections Two Sets Of Reports Tonight
Ohio Republicans and Democrats prepared for separate vote comparisons after precincts report. The Republican margin for governor in 18% and secretary of state in 18% guided plans while Democrats sought to match 1804 results. Superintendent L Miller met with state committee to finalize two separate bulletins to be sent next Tuesday night.
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Cincinnati
Republicah
Democratic
Union ‘Telegraph Company
L. Miller
McKinney
Miller
Fastest North and South Time Set by Rail Limited
The Limited train on the Illinois road set a new record for the fastest north to south run. Departing Chicago at 5:10 PM, it is due in Atlanta, Georgia tomorrow at 4 PM, with a total time of about eight hours and ten minutes. General Passenger Agent Stow says the run will become the daily standard thereafter.
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D.C
United States
Doren
Agriculturte
John Tyde
Hay Ben
Massachusetts
Connecticut St
New
California
Missouri
Inyge
Lowstan
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Atlatr
Chicago
Chiene
Chiene & Wawtern Tlinois Road
Henge Bt
Auantd
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Stow
Surgeon General urges change to football rites at Annapolis
Surgeon General Tryon of the University Navy calls on the secretary of the navy to reform Navy Academy football practices after noting high casualty numbers. He recommends substantial modification so that rival games are not permitted until safety is improved.
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Washington
Nav
Genera Tryon
Univ Bities Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Jo Explore the South Pole Expedition Planned
Berl Nov 2 The German committee on the exploration of the south pole met today Privy Councilor Newmayer presiding and resolved to start two yolms from Henente Wland by fury thermum of the work They allot 90 000 marks for the expense of the expedition.
Wheat Situation at Moscow Delays Grain on OK & N Lines
Moscow Idaho November 3 wheat market was quiet Saturday. Observer Robert Kesmedy of Walla Walla, connected with Paddle Coast elevators on the O K & N line, estimated that fully three fourths of the wheat was in elevators on the O K & N tracks.
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Idaho
Robert Kesmedy
Walla Walla
Conpool
Paddle Coast Company
O. Ro& N
Fight Against the Wheat Barons Describes Chicanery and Restraints
Chicago November 2 The Attorney General moves in circuit court to restrain elevator companies from buying grain, depositing it in warehouses, or mixing it with better stock to control markets. He will file petitions for leave to file forma.
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Lampamien
Chicago
Maloney
Atare
Receivers Sought for Entire Pacific Railroad Court Case
Roswell G. Rotsten president of the Parmers Lown dé Prat Commuty of New York and Herbert A. Turner of New York with FG Bigelow of Milwaukee arrived for talks at the regal department of the Northern Pacific. They aim to appoint a single set of receivers for the whole trust, but Rotsten declined to share details.
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Hondwoners
Carrie Fore
Paul
Roswell G. Rotsten
Parmers Lown Dé Prat Commuty
New York
Nurthers Pacifie
Herbert A. Turner
Itecoiver FG Bigelow
Milwaukee
Thie Ek
Regal
Northern Pacific
Rolston
Boy Hurdled by Train Near Chicago Crossing
Laurin Hilliard eight years old, among Chicago's oldest residents, killed at a crossing near Homewood by a fast Panhandle train while crossing in a buggy. A hired man attended him. the boy died at the scene with injuries described by witnesses.
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Laurin PhilMard
Mt Millons
Lomewood
Panhandle
Hilliard
Fistaned Geriote Ingurtes
British Ambassador Seeks Turkey Protections for Britons
In Washington, D C, Secretary Diney met with Julian Paunvefore, Britain’s ambassador, for half an hour to discuss safeguards for Britons and Americans in Turkey. The British proposal seeks a broader safe conduct amid escalating hostilities, with no firm reply reported.
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Diney
Washington
Nev
Julian Paunvefore
Rotary
Turkey
Elmens
Great Britain
Giney
Vessel Reports Severe Earthquake Off Port Townsend
The schooner Mary Rehan, sailing from Unalaska, reported a violent earthquake on October 24 while in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The captain was aloft as the vessel trembled, glass in the rigging clattering, and the sea began to churn violently before the ship steadied.
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Mary Rehan
Unalaska
Sem
Train wreck Kills and maims hundreds in Wheeling derailment
A Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnati express derailed near Kits Give east of Wheeling, killing two and injuring many as coaches and cars tumbled down an embankment. Among the dead and injured are Mrs. Hare and baby, with several passengers severely hurt and hospitalized. Wrecking crews aided as trains were rerouted and emergency services responded.
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Fetter
Layenonars Hartley
Alheheny
Ila Vance
Spice Broken
Garvey
Marietta
Dblo
Eruehenls
Miri
Watts
Clark
Allegheny
Slumider
Pensions Granted and Reductions Reported in Washington
Washington pensions update lists original pensions renewed or allowed for veterans in multiple counties including Whitman, Lewis, Snohomish, Cowlitz, and Asotin. Several renewals noted while others, such as Innes W Flatyioe and John Jolneen, show reductions or increases, reflecting adjustments in state pension rolls.
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Ieanti Christan Ls Held
Clay
Whitman County
Artur M. Hichardeon
Shelton
Dineph Sam Deny Niha
Pierre County
Wirren Hamilton
Beattie
Peter Koonts
Seailie
John Bhevenn
John Jolneen
Wate Walla
Bylventer
Heath
Burton
Ite
Bam
Soldiers Assigned and Discharged in Wartime Posts
War department orders list Major Jainen of the 1st Infantry detailed to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for cavalry school and training. Private Andrew Murriavey of Company C, Fourth Infantry, placed on the no merit list. Private James Porton of the Fourth Cavalry discharged from line service at Fort White Walla Washington.
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Nuria
Kapital Washington
Jainen
Post, Corpe of
Engingers
William J. Mesneids
Porteenth Infantry
Whites Infantry
Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Andrew Murriavey
Attacked by Drunken Indians in New Market Area
A badly scared man, employed by Riven Tuber, recounts an assault near Geneaun, Maha. He says four drunken Indians jumped him, threw him to the ground, and tried to choke him before he escaped with help from local squaws. He headed toward safe ground, pursued briefly by four reds.
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Maha
Riven Tuber
Voenslon
Rando
Rane
Admiral Thunce Orders West Indies Mission
Admiral Thunce of the North Atlantic Squadron is ordered to the West Indies. The dispatch notes the move is not wartime of the past but to sustain the ongoing squadron maneuvers in the present period. The Washington navy department confirms the operation as a strategic redeployment.
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Washington
Thunce
West Indies
Te Murvover
Navy Department
Draghta
18 Serious for the Whalers in the North Seas
A San Francisco report notes the schooner Monaro returned from the Avotie reap with 3000 pounds of bone and five whales, signaling a poor Arctic catch. Whaling ships stock stores for winter, many underprepared for northern conditions as ice thickens and prospects falter.
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San Francisco
Fersario I
Finz Simmons Hunts for Corbett in Arkansas News
In Little Hoek Arkansas November reports say the expected Corbett arrival on the Cannonball train from Met Scribes did not occur. Fitzsimmons movements are uncertain as crowds gathered hoping for news and a possible exhibition, with plans to arrange tail details and venue.
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Bol Museimons
Onion
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Will River
Martin Jatin
Lavin
Train wreck near Waxahachie Injures Twenty Two
H E Smith of Waxahachie and 21 other passengers sustained injuries when a Katy northbound train toppled cars after a derailment caused by a switch. Engineer died in the wreck and a singer named Mike Murphy was killed. The scene showed immediate distress and many wounded.
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Iymtian
Texas
Ely
Katy
Waxanatehle
H. E. Smith
Mike Murphy
Sheri Tom Hell
Woman Impersonator Arrested In Huntington Fraud Case
Mrs Raphin Carollhe Stith of Huntington New York is jailed for posing as a buyer to steal wool and dresses valued at hundreds of dollars from several stores. She posed as the wife of a local magnate and previously worked as a Homekeeper. Her associate Anthony Ogden Smaith, once manager of a wholesale house, was linked to the case.
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Huntington
New York
Raphin
Ollhe Stith
Nolt Teleara
C.D. Thantington
Allway Magmite
Anthony Ogden Smaith
Smith
Waldorf
Diphtheria Treatment Gains Favor in Reports
In the annual navy report Sirgen General Teyon discusses new erection treatments at length. Reports from New York hospitals show mortality lowered by Anthrexteant serum therapy for diphtheria to about 1 per cent, with favorable results noted in two wartime cases and broader hospital experiences.
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Washington
Teyon
New York
Health Department of New York
Cripple Creek Strike Sparks Rich Ore Find in Camp
In Cripple Creek Col the Anchorto Leland vein shows a spectacular ore body at a depth of about 235 feet with estimates of 50 000 dollars per unit and a total value tag around 80 000 dollars. Government issues about ship sale and navy department efforts to avoid rejection loom in Washington as General Hyde discusses Catahdin sale terms.
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Navy Department
Fire at Beltane Street Sweatshop Leaves Dead and Charred Remains
Amid a beltline blaze at a Beltane street sweatshop owned by Well and Myer, several workers perished or were severely injured. Charred bodies were recovered, one man leaped to his death from a second story, and four surrounding structures were destroyed. The total loss estimates reached about 975,000, with investigators noting extensive damage and a risky escape scene as fire engulfed the plant.
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Serra
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Meath
Resistiven
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Avan
Cuban Expedition Reported by New Jersey Guard Members
Morning paper states another Cuban expedition is forming with National Guard of New Jersey members. All are said to be elderly and qualified to command companies and to handle trained instruction work. The aim is said to gain practical experience in all starry work.
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New Jersey
New York
Natonal Guard
Dust and gold rush touch Arcadia and Rye Island
A wartime era dispatch reports Kendrick Idaho operators moving $260 worth of gold dust by river route near Rye Island and Munk Park on the Clearwater. A fire in Arcadia damaged multiple structures including residences and grain facilities. One store remains, with broader losses valued around $55,000 and a courthouse area affected by the blaze.
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Piverr Clula
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Arcilla
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