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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary text references multiple unknown names and places with no coherent event or outcome. The readable portions mention various terms like games, weeks, and locations but lack a discernible incident, date, or participants to form a concrete news item.
The readable segments mention October dates and local officials in a county area with names like Wihlent and Lawle tuunty. The text hints at a public or legal notice or posting with details about dates, offices, and persons involved, but many fragments are garbled. The core appears to reference a county posting and a deadline or event in October.
Confusing home interview reveals details about Durant and a French inmate named Thamatos. investigators question Thamatne and Shuvtating the instrument. Durant's alleged connection to a murder and a frame-up surfaces as authorities consider protective measures for key witnesses and potential war risk.
Australian policymakers confront competition in cattle markets affecting pricing and trade. Officials pursue measures to curb monopolistic practices, while industry groups warn against disruption to export channels and farm incomes. The exchange highlights potential reforms and the role of regulatory bodies in shaping pricing, supply, and market access.
Fragmented OCR reports a Grand Lodge event in West Virginia with a sequence of duties and speakers. The text mentions a regular assembly, calendar dates, and a procession with candles, plus references to a Grand Council meeting, travel by train, and a tentative program outline for the session.
In Mendenhall versus Mendenhall an amended answer was filed in district court alleging the wife’s desertion as grounds to deprive her of dowry rights. The document cites threats of violence and coercion, plus related accusations and counterclaims arising from the marital dispute.
Serial violence unfolds in Chattanooga and Birmingham as a Black man Neal Smith tortures Maggie Henderson’s assailant, then is killed by a mob. in Alabama Tolm McGruly shoots at Mrs Berry’s husband’s suspected attacker before mob violence ends with the suspect riddled by bullets.
A garbled mix of social, legal, and political notes. Mentions a property fire at Dalpre Ohio near a varnishing works, a man buried during rescue, and estimated losses. Includes Massachusetts Republican ticket names for the Taunton event with Grovn and Knowiton among others.
Washington October 5 The gold reserve stands at 93 004 886 dollars with a net decrease of 208 097 The replenishment pattern shows 230 000 deposited in sub treasuries Silver certificates remain the primary exchange instrument Banks show increased willingness to swap gold for non legal tenders The minor European gold influx of 250 000 is noted as a sign imports and withdrawals may be stabilizing and returning to normal conditions
In Pemberville Ohio a dynamite blast opened a water well thirty feet deep to boost flow. Henry Rape descended to inspect, followed by Lewis Wegman and then Charles Wegman. All three failed to resurface as poisonous gases overcame them. Fapel and Louis Wegman were rushed to hospital, and Charles Wegman’s upcoming marriage was also noted.
The Pasteur funeral cortege departed the Pasteur Institute at 10 30 a m headed by General Saussier with wreaths before the coffin. Diplomatic and scientific delegates attended Notre Dame where Cardinal Richard led absolution and President Fante and nobles spoke. The coffin was later lowered into Notre Dame vaults as officials and ministers paid respects. In Ohio news, United Mine Workers discuss advance terms in Pittsburgh with operators. In Clarksburg court, a counterfeit case against John E Freeland faced reversal on insufficient warrant. other revenue cases resulted in fines or acquittals.
A Chicago committee urges nationwide meetings on October 1 to show support for Cuba and liberty. General Miles arrives from New York and issues an official Army order, taking command from Secretary Lamont. Police court reports note a large party and a prominent drunken altercation near Swabaker's.
Havana dispatch details a seven hour clash between Gen Antonio Maceo's insurgents and Gen Exchange's Spanish force in Holguin Santiago de Cuba. Maceo is severely wounded and evacuated, with insurgent losses estimated at fifty dead and many wounded before their flight. Spanish reports claim decisive action and arrests of surrendering insurgents while Col Tovar and Lieut Zangien van del Was were wounded. Madrid confirms five battalions to be sent to Cuba to quell the rebellion.
At 9 o'clock tonight Officer Anderson shot John Burns through the heart in Huntington. Burns, a well known stone contractor, was slightly intoxicated and resisting arrest, the officer says. Burns had just finished a Toledo contract and returned home. he was 45, leaving a wife and five children. Anderson is in custody.
Washington October 5 Ex Senator Mehane was sinking perceptibly this evening with conscious periods interrupted by opiate influence. Doctors reported limited improvement and no immediate prognosis.
Emma Martin, niece of Martin Under Arr, claims he is the father of her child left at the Cook home. He waived examination in Parkersburg and was sent to jail for $500 bond after arrest in Ravenswood. The woman had denied paternity but later confirmed it to officials and took the child.
Corpus Christi report says Fitzsimmons seeks Chickasaw tribe admission to avoid federal interference as he eyes a Corbett bout. He vows to fight or be branded a coward, with plans for defense details and venue debates in Dallas and nearby cities. Brady and Julien align with Corbett and Fitzsimmons respectively, as meeting in Florida weighs options. An amphitheatre near Dallas may be rebuilt for the fight.
A list of guests and registrations at local hotels in Wheeling describes visitors from nearby towns and states. Names include FE Myers and wife, Allis M Martin, B Parkina, John J Cornwell, A M Parks, W E Tuges, Charlton geriundtag et Lahr, E P Stewart, Mra DOW Bain, Miss Baral Georuy, Miss Jane Jacobs, Jol Ta McPeters, Haller, W Sterman, Croll, Kate Shaw, Mike Mary Thekor, Della Bet Metteneken, Gabe G Biabhetier, Tut Hull, Jamon Fiaiaein, and many others staying or registered at Stamm, Windsor, Peltier, and St Charl ton hotels.
Amid heat and storm reports in London and coastal waters, the week brings dire weather claims including numerous ships lost in the British Channel. The Newmarket meeting previews feature Langtry and Banquet with Prince of Wales attending, while political figures discuss Atlantic mail routes and Canadian affairs.
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