Parnell Denies Involvement In O Shea Divorce Suit
Mr Parnell writes to the Freeman's Journal saying he received no notice of being a co respondent in Captain O Sheas divorce case. He claims since 1850 he lived at Eltham with Captain O Shea, while Houston denies instigating the action. Captain O Shea says the Times and Houston knew nothing of the suit before it became public.
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The
Loyal and Patriotic Union
Captain O'Shea
Mr. Parnell
the Times
Houston
Parnnell
Freeman's Journal
O'Shea
Parnell
Senate committee probes dressed beef trade in New York
In New York the Senate committee on transportation and sale of US products met at the Hoffman House to hear witnesses led by Chairman West of Missouri. Eastman, a major cattle dealer, testified that interstate laws offer little stimulus to cattle shippers while some railroads subsidize mileage to attract shipments. He noted England’s growing beef imports and that West dress meat quality has declined. Other witnesses discussed canned beef and profit margins, with adjournment set for two weeks in Washington.
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New York
Senate
United States
Hoffman House
West
Misouri
Manderson
Nebraska
Plumb
Kansas
Farwell
Ilinois
T. C. Eastman
Nineteenth Street
Plomb
England
Hasman
Eastman
Piumb
Exstinas
Bernard Belticke
William Ottoman
Chicago
Vienry Zain
Bruth
Washington
TWO GAME FIGHTERS FIGHT IN BOONE COUNTY PASTURE
In Lamaxerts Indiana on a Boone county pasture between Lebanon and Crawfordsville, a prize fight drew 4 to 0 witnesses. Richard Keating faced Reward Corey in a 185 pound bout with Corey winning by a decisive knockout in the twenty third round after a fierce exchange. The purse totaled 53 dollars.
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Lamaxerts
Ind
Lo~ Wana
Boone County
Lebanon
Crawfonsville
Richard Keating
Reward Corey
Ceawfordsville
Todiy
Keating
Corey
Bist Ronad
Pheu
Ironaea
Kesting
One Large Diamond Offered At 500 Dollar Price
A single large diamond is offered for sale at a fixed price of 500 dollars. The item is described as a ready-to-purchase gem with immediate availability and no stated conditions beyond payment. No seller details are provided.
TOPEKA INSURANCE BOODLE CASE HEARD IN COURT
F P Fuller secretary of the defunct Topeka Insurance company testified about funds used to influence legislation. He named payments to Senator Frank Gillette and Representative J R Burton, plus notes paid to other parties, while a receiver was appointed for the company. The hearing postponed to January 3.
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Torexa
Kan
F. P. Fuller
Topeka Insurance Company
Ligsie Rinford
E Sutton
Guthrie
Fuller
Frank Gillette
Kingman
Realeissioner
Cnjoiu Hima
Burton
Hon
A Burton
No Election Held in Oklahoma City Amid Marshal Peacekeeping
A planned municipal election ordered by the mayor was canceled after U S marshals demanded the recall of the proclamation. Deputies remained to deter any trouble, though local residents say the expected conflict was never serious.
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Pally Racia
Oklahoas City
Den
United States
Mar Chals
Ulu Onawaree
Wyandotte County Attorney on Road Improvement Funds
Wyandotte county attorney Freeman says a state law limits county funds for road improvements and may force sale of bonds to developers. He notes many bonds were sold to the Wellsley trust company, with the county resisting delivery. legal opinions are under review. Wellington news reports debtor failures with assets listed at $97,000.
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Kaxen Cort
Kan
Wyandotte
Merpig
Wdelisy Trust Company of
Kansas
Cox
Ettoresy
Bern
Jess Univer
Ate
Croeia
Fided
Onaree
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Pierre Ay
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Wilneres
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eliteGlag
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