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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1883
Page
1
Read of Marshall county sensation and unrest as workers rally amid war-time measures. Reports describe strikes, sugar talk, and municipal actions, with mentions of local leaders, voter moods, and economic strains shaping the region’s stance during the period.
The Associated Press reports Bishop Gilmour issued a full statement denying rumors that Cleveland nuns left the convent with funds. He describes three separate instances this year in which nuns requested release from vows, clarifying there was no theft or misconduct. The stance addresses church concerns and confirms the St Joseph’s Hospital situation, with further church oversight anticipated.
A Wisconsin-born plaintiff seeks a divorce from her husband in a case filed in Fredericksburg, alleging adultery with a Tremont House resident in Chicago. The record details dates between January and March and notes the couple’s residence and actions involving another man.
An item from Vivcounte reports Litts singer Jesse You Visnee denies rumors of an engagement to Madison Wisconsin professor P A Parker. The note mentions Mrs Von Bisner and lingering distress over the public marriage reports, with health concerns noted. War preparations in Tengets are referenced by the minister of rogaic, noting a 20,000 figure.
The State Journal reports Wheeling sale of the Azorren to a proposed Democratic stock company. Lewis Baker is described as overcoming obstacles as talks surface of a $100,000 price tag. Baker may dispose of his assets to enjoy time, with property seen as readily marketable.
Milwaukee physicians report a seventy year old veteran in a prolonged trance and sustained fast at the Soldiers Home. He has stayed awake only briefly, receiving milk but refusing food for twenty eight days, while medical staff observe extraordinary physiological resilience. He previously wandered away during leave years ago and survived several weeks in Michigan forests.
Reports from secret sessions reveal testimonies about the Cheever mare murder. John Greening is implicated as suspects grow. Angell Angell, seventeen, is arrested as investigators pursue Greening for complicity. Benjamin testifies that Greening confessed to killing Cheever, triggering warrants and tense court activity.
Detective Marit Pelton of Chicago cautions he may pursue Jin Carpenter as the primary suspect in a murder case. An anonymous note allegedly from a Chicago woman involved in abortion history links to the suspect. Pelton notes Carroll’s alibi and potential hired manipulation of evidence, with sensational examinations expected at tomorrow’s preliminary hearing. A separate report notes a freight train breakdown near Hawk Gorge with no injuries. Lord Mayor Dawes returns from Londonderry to a cheering crowd and torchlight procession.
A wealthy Italian youth from Florence flees to the United States to hide from a parent's wrath after falling in love. His wife and child suffer tragedy. he writes of forgiveness as searches span New York and Philadelphia, with hope of reunion as Italy reports potential rewards and ongoing chase. The tale blends romance, exile, and an uncertain future.
In Hue county a sixteen year old girl at the county almshouse shows the mind of a two month old infant after a brain fever. She has never been weaned, cannot speak, and requires infant care though physically mature. Doctors describe arrested mental development, note her teeth and delicate skin, and plan further examinations at a county medical meeting and in the musical journal.
A Steubenville report describes claims that a young woman buried at Calvary Cemetery was exhumed and found intact with the shroud torn, prompting denials from Father Kennedy and local officials. Investigations cite rumors, with church leaders insisting the body remained in proper condition and no foul play or sensational discovery occurred.
A hazy notice reports Western Interstate Bank Association and several town teams from Sew New Brighton Fast Literay Astoon a Johnston Varrisbore Lancaster Allentown and Franklin Pa meeting in Youngstown to form a conference with possible financial backing. Clyde bank suspended payment. W Parking failed to return with 1m PaO F000. Treasury updates show gold and currency movements while ads warn against quack cures including Yellow Iyek for health.
In Washington the Louisiana Lottery Company keeps a corps of lawyers and lobbyists to push a winter campaign in Congress and the courts. It has pressed petitions to Postmaster General Gresham and sought presidential consideration to ease restrictions, while claiming grounds for favorable action amid internal party factionalism and fears of federal crackdown.
November 1 reports outline orders to allow continuances for pension attorneys not yet heard in the charges. Secretary tolerates suspensions pending further investigation. Officials indicate some accused may be cleared if no guilty intent is shown, while others face potential removal from roles. The commission weighs whether to compel testimony or strike penalties.
A November report discusses Mr New Treasury official promoting a bonded issue to support the National banking system. It envisions converting 46 Le cents and issuing five year bonds to stabilize circulation and debt, with a portion to remain as a reserve. The piece notes opposition to large debt growth and mentions payments planned over fifty years. A German press paragraph brands Kontroakl as a suspect or opportunist, tied to a reaction to Kawa Nimblete.
A Marshall County case involving Margaret J. Smith versus Brice McDonald was heard. Attorneys Ewing Melvin and Riley defended, succeeding in quashing the charge. A writ of replevin was prepared, the prosecuting attorney and Marshal Branner brought in, and the defendant entered into recognizance for the next term.
A disputed libel claim in New York cites Rev. James Brand of Ohio as alleging damage from a drageat named Bronson who sold liquor. The January altercation involved provocative verse and controversial remarks, leading to a personal attack report and a $30,000 damages demand.
Fragmented, erailed OCR notes recount factory disruptions at Londonderry, alleged embezzlement, and a murder near Jamayn. Authorities, including a Mr Brown and J Winslow, investigate a range of disturbances with mentions of a British flag incident and bank activity in New York.
A garbled late 19th century dispatch discusses protecting Patrick O Donnell as an American citizen amid political maneuvering in Massachusetts and Virginia. The letter from Secretary Fre highlights resolutions from a city meeting on the 16th and references campaign activity, election notices, and party lines.
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