Feud in Kentucky Sparks Violent Court Confrontation
In Harard Kentucky the ongoing Hatfield McCoy style feud erupts as armed parties clash near the courthouse. An early evening shooting leaves two Eversole members dead and several wounded after reinforcements arrive, with the feud continuing for years amid state attempts to curb it.
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Kentucky
Harard
Novembar
Notting
Bar
Tor
Thea
Ereraie
Freecis
May
Sud
Tiven
Terenning
Snr
Evangelists Convert Hindman In Feud Town Meetin
In Hindman, Rev. G. D. Hyden and Rev. A L. McClure led meetings that drew locals to repentance, with jailer Clarke Jones publicly confessing and vowing to murder no more. The revival spread to Hindman then Inkard, yet the feud resurfaced, leaving doubt about lasting peace.
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Hindiah
Knox
Man
G. D. Hyden
A L. McClure
Hindto
Pho
Red Mule
Glebe Jones
Hyden
Smith
Clarke Jones
Hindman
Alderson Coldiron
Bob Proffitt
Methodista
Red Muse
Bloom Loses Forty Thousand in Chicago Card Game
A Chicago gambling tale centers on Leopold Bloom and three wealthier board of trade figures who played cards at the Bohemian club near Dutch Henry's saloon. Bloom lost 34,000 amid a run of ill luck, paid the next day, while others regarded the event as a mere amusements of the rich.
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Chicago
Thors
Anateuc
Board of Trade
G. J. Singer
Dupes Swart, & Co
C. H. Smith
Bloom
Hi Ventures
Byrnes on Bunco Traps for the Countryman
A long critique on New York bunco schemes and how police watches deter strangers. Inspector Byrnes explains the elaborate ruses used by con men, how a naive traveler may be lured into rooms or gambling games, and how vigilance and police pressure have reduced such crimes in the city.
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New York
Bunco
New York City
Sn. Johnson
Pittidorg
Richard Goebler
Butte City
Mae
Marth
Suspertor Byrnes
Momey
Ian Dijc
Seppe
Mr. Johnson
Pittburg
Banco Stestor
Pittsburg
John Wayback
Podunk
Wayback
Joe
Baltimore
Grand Cental Pete
Brooklyn
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Fragmentary note hints at family discipline and domestic scene
A partial, dialect heavy line describes a child fearing maternal anger upon return home and seeking permission to borrow or purchase something. The readable fragment suggests a tense domestic moment with no clear resolution.
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G Ayer
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Eid
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Brehlei
Beard Cronin
Tory
Mra Paulus Dect
Birt
Tiree
Mr. Goebler
Airectad 1
Scott's
Lima
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Deaton
Epic Pacman
Cosel Pawen
Lelze
Pani Rayre Iees
Mazston Gy 19
Paik Place
Thos. Beecham
St. Helens
B. F. Allen & CO
United States
Canal LT
Beecham
Oklahoma
THE
Wichita Eagle
Wichita, Kansas
R. P. Murdock
Wichita Banking
Douglas Avenue
Scale Books
Standard
Howe
EA Eas
Rhea
Tex
Murdock
Wichita
Kans
Oliver Bros., Lumber
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Douglas
Main Street
Deaton Reale
Ky Sual
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Coe
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Eagle
Cam Prez
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