Murders and mayhem on the river bank violence near Fairmont
An April incident near Fairmont involving Jeretae Tehegrran and a group from Dunbar, W Va ends in a deadly shooting and multiple injuries. William I Tracy and several youths were involved after a brawl by the river bank. Shots killed Tracy and wounded others. arrests follow as coroner’s inquest begins and authorities prepare for trial.
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Parkersburg
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Janes Johnson
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William I. Tracey
Dunbar
Jy Veintine
Fred Promiee Counly
Joil
Nusuma Muserov
Baltiwerv
Ronderger
Martin
Tranys Stors
Bia
Johpson
Tage
Bagersy
Goodman Hardy era remarks at national Democratic convention
Ex Secretary Bayard warned that if 1893 Reed and McKinley policy documents remained the country’s government the nation would lack constitutional substance. A Cloverdale meeting led by Theodore Cook echoed dissent against office seeking and urged Cleveland for President to resist Tammany control.
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Democratic Party
Sperker Reed
Odon
Theodore Cook
Wm. Ramssy
Cleve Jood
New York
Bn Salt
Democratic
Tammany
Cleveland
May Day Threats Stir Paris Anarchist Hunt
Police in Paris and other French cities continue raids on anarchists with hundreds of arrests. Authorities warn May Day protests may trigger riots as seized literature urges revolt against authority.
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Paris
France
Posse
TRE CATTLE WAR Dispatches From Wyoming and Other Notices
The piece reports troop movements toward Fort Douglas and Brown's Springs with prisoners arriving at Fetterman expected soon. It notes Governor Barber's stance on militia response and mentions a shock accident during cornerstone laying in Massachusetts, a fatality among Georg e Merrick, and injuries to others. Additional items include a West Virginia charter for a tool company, Archbishop Ryan possibly becoming Cardinal, and Taylor County Alliance activities.
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Doraias
Wyo
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Brown's
Fetterman
Cheyenne
Barbers
Vorner
Laiisey Tekvoke
Mass
Meos Christian Asagelation Gymnasium
Georgé Merrick
Hy H Terry
Hiryash
Two Softball News of Early Season Slugging and Delays
A long, fragmented report covers multiple baseball games across cities including Cleveland Omaha Chicago Boston and Brooklyn. It notes Ebret and Earl’s first championship game, attendance figures around 4 000 and 6 000, various scorelines with Pittsburg St Louis Cleveland and Boston teams, and a controversial Chicago game halted by crowd disruption.
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Earl
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Owen
St Louis
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Land
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Tleason
Hite
Hosrox
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Horton
Lowe
Clarkson
Cobb
Winpire
Gatong
New York
Polo Grounds
Washingtozoon
Washington
Knell
Rusela
New York-Washington
Foelovuuai
Dolan
King
Hurst
Bernhardt Rejects Spirit Seance In Cabinet Gaffe
Sarah Bernhardt and her company attended a seance in New York when the medium was locked in a cabinet. Apparitions appeared and Bernhardt challenged the illusion, accusing everyone of deception as she stormed through the theater in a towering rage. Darmont insisted he locked the cabinet.
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Mme. Bernhardt
New York
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Sarah
Gernhardt
Darmont
Setreas
M. Darmont
Mace
Char
Victoria Woodhull Martin Seeks U S Presidency Lift of Humanity
Mrs Victoria Woodhull Martin known for women’s rights and social ideas travels aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Trave with John Biddulph Martin. They are royal World’s Fair commissioners and will visit Chicago. She declares plans to run for president, aiming to educate the public to foster a race of gods rather than inferior humans.
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Victoria Woodhall Martin
New York
Trave
John Biddulph Martin
Martin
Victoria Woodhull
Royal Commission of the
White House
Wall collapse at Jonesboro injures six workers
In Washington county four bricklayers died and two were seriously injured when a forty foot brick wall collapsed at the Jonesboro county courthouse. The accident followed removal of frame archways before walls dried. Five men were buried. three were recovered dead. The dead include Branch Eskridge and Frank May Jonesboro, with others named. James Reed and Frank Harper were on the roof and injured.
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Nasavinne
Tess
Jonesboro
Washington County
James Reed
Frank Harper
Reed
Harper
Havre
New York
la Bretagne
Mme. Saral, Bernhardt
S. Bernhardt
Daniel Lamont
Bessie
Julia Lamont
A. G. Porter
United States
Italy
George T. Porter
Marie Nevine Blaine
Treasury
J. Allison Bowen
Europe
Oakdale
Copsahagen
Dix & Phyfe
Huron
Hancock, Mich
Isle Royale
Hastings
Ontario
John Vagari
Washington
Sears Eau
Park Row
DeFenelop
James O'Brien
Ohio
George B. Cox
Charles Fleschman
A. B. Moorehead
Lewis Krickemeyer
John B. Mosby
Benjamin Hi Is Scared and Politicians Rally Against Him
A long dispatch from Washington reports President Harrison faces fierce Republican opposition led by Quay Clarkson Alger Foraker Reed and Miller as prominent rivals plot renomination strategies. The piece notes heavy rains flood the Mississippi area and a series of accidents and deaths across states, with political maneuvering surrounding Harrison’s potential second term.
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Sunday Register
Wasuixotox
D. C
Harrison
Quay General
Clarkson
Neral Alger
Forakern Onlo
Platt and Miller
New York
Reed
Paris world fair fountain to crown Chicago display
Rumors from London and Paris claim a massive fountain by Mr MacMonies for the World’s Fair will become the largest ever built. It features a Telum barge guided by Time and eight figures, with eight bores circling ahead, electric lighting, and colossal statues rising from smaller forms as work accelerates in Paris studios.
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Maciennies
Sudhanael Ba
Fromm
Dofpl
Mars
Rue de l
Ohio for Harrison primary outcome boosts Sherman control
Special telegram from Conosmus Ohio reports nearly half the counties held Republican primaries. Sherman supporters lead in most counties with about three to one over Foraker. Delegates from the district favor Nash and Huling, while Foraker gains in Cleveland, signaling possible effort to pledge Ohio to Harrison. Chicago Blaine Club issue resolutions push for nomination of Blaine.
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Conosmus
Ohio
Columbus
Sherman
Sherman Reo
George K. Nash
Cyrus Huling
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Harrison
Newslets Report on Small Telegraphic News Bits
In Toronto boys Alfred Lucas eleven Ernst Lucas thirteen and Henry Pretty thirteen fall into a sand pit. An American, Rosenbarg, linked to Monte Carlo, reportedly died by suicide in Paris. Fayette, Missouri reports three men and a woman’s sale for twenty days. Quincy Illinois notes an attempted incident at W 4 Jemison and a mur...
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Koons
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Ont
Amol
Alfred Lucas
Ernst Lucas
Henry Pretty
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Fayette
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Quincy
Ill
Jemison
Berlin Visit Hints At Crowned Heads Meeting
A Berlin report notes preparations for a high level meeting including the Empress and children with the Czar planning a four day Potsdam stay. Officials deny rumors of Italian political strife affecting European powers while discussions surface on a castle lottery to fund renovations and courtly arrangements.
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