Murder Case of Huggins and Garner Sparks County Quarrel
A fatal clash over a pasture field near Yen Name involves W V A landowner Watter Huggins and Henry Garner. Inquest reveals Huggins struck Garner during a dispute after harvest. jury later returns a verdict of guilty on his part.
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Huggins
Garner
Ochore
Warter
Guethere
Trarper
Haury Garces
Aku
Woteul
Tolnines
Henry Garner
Daieg Hugeins
Qaruur
Bika
Dir Borsens Lipeolu Evans
Sid Thimar Fugeins
Haset Tugeles Eorae
Will
Haery Huevier
Eva
Marrivon
Garper
Prius Garner
Priementine
Morris
Gebtlimen
Rayannind
Ieee
Sale & Matemout
Dasses Mowry
Robert Cof- Beid
Ered Clark
Ed Beresford
Jas
Piriwmon
J. We Palmer
Holgains
Gaemor
Tamarrow
Oaeamen
Turbulent River Steamer Fight Ends in Fatal Neck Strike
Thomas and Edgar Peling quarrelled aboard the steamship Lyda traveling from Brownstown to Charleston. Peling struck Joho Thomas on the neck with a Gel, breaking his neck and causing immediate death. Mellug was arrested and jailed in connection with the incident amid a broader string of violent events and a devastating fire outbreak in Idaho counties.
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Bulgar
Puling
Joho Thomas
Ant
Alimo
Breau
Meajere Cranvesrox
W. VA
Jobo "Thomas
Edgar Peling
Lyda
Charleston
Brownstown
Peling
Thomas
Mellug
Democratic Convention at Beechem Westox West Virginia
July 21 at Beechem Westox West Virginia the Concord Democratic Convention met today presided by W W Brannon and W L McGary. Resolutions endorsing the Chicago platform condemned Republican obstruction of the Wilson bill and called for passage of the Wilson bill. Andrew Edmiston nominated for Four Delegates to the Legislature. Instructions given for Hon A A Lewis for Congress.
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W. Va
Republios
W. W. Brannon
Democratic Revontine Committee
W. 1. McGary
John J. Davis
Andrew Edmiston
A. A. Lewis
Grover Cleveland
Lewis County
Noor
Beaurad
Kanawha County Democrats Hold Large District Meetings
Dem ocratic meetings were held across Kanawha County magisterial districts to appoint delegates to Congressional and Senatorial conventions. Alderson leads in most districts with about 149 of 225 county votes. Charleston district endorsed ex Governor Wilse for U S Senate. Alderson appears near-certain on first ballot at the Hinton convention. strong support shown across districts.
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Patricia Yeetarday
Alderaan Biaeite
Charlesto
S. W. Va
Kanawha
Charmstoy
Court House
Capo de Fatas
Alderson
McClaugherty Gan
Steacd
Charleston
Wilwe
United States
Gov. Wilson
Algeren
Conventon
Nicholas
Poca
Hontas
Webster
Clay
Opsber
Mooroe
Mercer
McDowall
Wyoming
Bonse
Fayette
Sum
Raleigh
Tecan
Greenbrier
Kans
Lawisburg
Eield
Grenstrine
E W. Wileve
U. & Senate
Walcott Favorite Wins at New York Steeplechase Meet
In New York on July 21 Walcott led betting and won the opening five furlong race by a length while Stonewall placed. Subsequent races featured Sir Robert beating Stoneselle in the second, Jack the Ten toppling Emma Wes, and Pon Alonzo narrowly taking the one mile sixteenth race. The day also listed future entries and the Hawthorne meeting upcoming with seven races.
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New York
Wilcott
Sir Kobbt
Stoneselle
Walcott
Simma
Shelly Tuttle
Hamilton
Nick
Ballard
Spodud
Sie Kolebt
Dargett
Stoowilfe
Reiff
San
Ivorge Mason
Macklin
Jack the
Blake
Emma
Wes
H. Jones
Belle of Stonewall
Bell
Pon Alonzo
Simin
Herald
Carter
Even
Lizzis
Keefe
Annle Bishop
Hamlton
Ope Lout
Tom Tough
Hargen
Swosad
Hon Avenwure
Doegett
St. Jobo
Billings
Flip Flap
Ste
Burephalus
Brown
LaSotta
Vespasian
Harry Hinkson
Lake
Trouble
Vandyke
Helwood
Adliners
Laughing Water
Misa Fisher
Lord “Wichtstone
DeCourcey
Avon
Hartford
Wentworth
Walter Rigas
Miss Promise
Sprite
Adjutante
Traumara
Sadio W. OS
Freda F
Uile
Hanwell
Wise
Billy S
Leigh
Ive Muwen
Aupie
St John
Lin
Jaan
Sir. Sass
Tiny ‘Dim
Ir Grace Life
St. Laurent
Sir Catoabylot
Sawnterer
Bolero
Blue Carter
Lizzie McDuff
Marauer
Deception
Dr. Garnett
Asitngton Park
Washington Park
Hawthorse
Flash
Mary Keene
Leonard B
Guetta
the Speak
Abbess
Yo Tambien
Tyro
Wildwood
Bloroy
Somersault
Clewry
King Bors
Captain Reese
Aldenor
Orindy
Wekota
Coquette
Hawthorne
Perkins
Detroit
Demnorr
Mic
Ube
Harlin
Grand ‘T
Ellard
John Gentry
Torseman
Altivo
Alar
Pansy
Almont
Cora
Oodre
Alevegasd
Chaverano
Cleveland
Lebeart
Buffalo
F.C. Bald
Jeans
Gus Vandensteiner
Clevel
A. I. Brown
W. C. Sanger
Springfield
Mase
P. J. Titus
Brooklyn
E.C. Bald
A. J. Brown
R. F. Goetz
Tom Cooper
O. Mapp
Erle
Harris Says Democrats Back Concessions On Tariff Bill
Senator Harris describes how Democratic Finance Committee members supported concessions to the tariff bill, arguing it would reduce rates and improve the McKinley era law. He notes White House backing while acknowledging president’s regret at concessions. Harris cites Cavary and Chard’s threats and outlines union wage strikes in Pennsylvania and related industry impacts.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Finance Committee
House
Fek
Comemitten
Caffery
Chard
Leui Harris
Binance Committee
The Vigilant Wins Cruising Race Against Britannia
July 21 report of the Royal St George Yacht Club race shows The Vigilant finishing 2 minutes 39 seconds ahead of Britannia for a 50 mile course. Light variable winds hampered progress. Britannia narrowed the lead in the second round but could not overtake.
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Kixestox
Deux Bay
Royal St. George Yacht Club
Strike Declared Off Amid Rail Labor Tensions
Sacramento mediation leads to unconditional strike end for A R U with railroad officials promising selective rehiring. Oakland wary as California strike may fade. trains run under guard while Debs indictment unfolds and directors posted bonds.
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Sacramento
Can
Fillmore
Oakland
California
Jeved Bilmore
Ogdeo
Weat Berkely
Towne
Oney
N. Towne
Debs Receives Aid After Indictment Warrant Issued
Michael Bransfield signed a document as city treasurer while John F. McVean and other union council members face a renewed indictment with twenty five defendants. A warrant is out for McVean who remains at large. Debs receives 1000 dollar contribution from Thomas Shakespeare of Baltimore to aid his defense.
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Debs
Catcano
Federal Grand Jury
W. E. Boros
J. J. Doyle
Martin Blliott
R. M. Goodwin
James Hogan
Doyle
Union
Burns
Mike MacDonald
Horan
Ellioty
Goodwin
Srey
Dabs
S P. Marweil
Wall Paper
Deliv Borns
Ball
Elliots, Hogse and Goodwig
Michael Bransfield
John F. McVean
Advisory Council of the Union
Thomas Shakespeare
Baltimore
Jeered Coke Strikers Turned On by Negro Boy Mockery
In Scortpane near Connellsville on July 21 a crowd of about four hundred coke strikers chased two youths at Moyer's plant after jeers. Deputies with Winchesters opened fire, injuring at least two strikers seriously. Counts of wounded were not yet known. Operators claim strong daily run as nearly 1,000 coke cars moved from the region.
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Moyer
Iwo
Scortpane
Connellsville
Killing Feud Over Alleged Slur Ends in Bloodshed
In Ivory's Ferry near the Arkansas Louisiana line, disorder over alleged indecent remarks by Rev. Platt led Dan Perdue and kin to clash with Platt and allies. Winchesters and pistols opened fire. Platt was killed, Stuart was wounded, Goulet lost three fingers, and Bill Tisdale Sr. was fatally or severely wounded as authorities fear further violence.
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Mr. Platt
Dan Perdue
Dan
Lattin Rock
The
Gazette
Eldorado
Ark
Ivory’s Ferry
Arkansas and
Louisiana Line
Platt
Perque
Stgiart
Fiould
Stuart
Goulet
Perdue
Bill Tisdale, Sr
Mason Expelled Col Breckinridge From Lexington Lodge
A rumor has circulated that Col Breckinridge was expelled from Lexington Lodge No 1 after a recent meeting. A printed member list released afterward omits his name, suggesting he was dropped, though lodge secrecy prevents confirmation. Also noted is a pension attorney disbarment in Washington and a coal miners strike suspension with wage terms.
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Col. Breckinridge
Lexington Lodge No. 1
Dixerexatt
Colonel Breckinridge
Lexington
Breckinrida
Bishop Watterson Decree Cites Church Liquor Society Rule
The letter from Mgr Satolli approving Bishop Watterson’s regulations in Columbus limits Catholic societies involved with liquor trade to the bishop’s controls. It upholds the rule that new members must avoid alcohol profits and directs priests to enforce compliance, with absolution withheld for violators.
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Watterson
Catholic Societina
Taflems
Avery Catholic
Columbus
Konto
Diocese of Columbus
Columbug
Weather summary for West and North regions
Weather report notes slightly warmer conditions in the West with north winds. Eastern areas expect warmer temperatures with fair conditions and northeast winds.
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Wasarxorox
D.C
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