Killed by a jointist in Geuda Springs alert city shooting
Kenyon and Mayors Farry were shot in Geuda Springs by Lincoln a self confessed joint ranger. Kenyon died soon after from a body wound while Farry was shot in the leg. Lincoln fled but authorities pursued him as a murder case sparked by the saloon price order. The Kansas militia encampment and Cincinnati Exposition notes follow in lighter items.
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G. Farry
Gueda Springs
Lincoln
Farry
Jas
Geudle
General Sheridan Improves as Doctors Report Hopeful Signs
General Sheridan’s physicians announce improving pulmonary symptoms with noticeable recovery in his condition. The update notes his strength returning and weak but favorable outlook for a potential, though cautious, progress toward a restorative recovery from the recent illness.
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Dalaware Mor Anwaren
Del
General Sheridan
Sohaep
Girneeal Sheridan
Sigard
Yanmow
Martin Nomination Highlights Democratic State Convention
Leavesworth Kansas July 4 Democratic state convention organized with Judge John M Galloway as chairman. Judge Martin nominated for governor by acclamation amid applause after a tense platform debate. H Miles Moore nominated for lieutenant governor and Allen G Thurman for secretary of state with unanimous votes. Thurman is a nephew of the Ohio statesman.
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Leavesworth
Kan
John M. Galloway
Pb. Scott
Platform Committee
John Martin
Martin
Jusouddh
Gyo
H. Miles Moore
Leavenworth
Allen G. Thurman
Tar- Solis
Mr. Thurman
Veterans Visit Gen Harrison in Indianapolis Debating Politics
Ninety one members of the Tippecanoe club, all veterans of Harrigon campaigns, called on General Harrison at his residence to congratulate him on his nomination. He spoke about American character and opportunity, thanking them for support and urging continued unity in the party.
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Tippecanoe Club
Harrigon
Isis
General Harrison
Harrison
Itdlianapolis
Vingina
Taken
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New of Nature
Democratic Party
Wis Blusk
Baby
Olive Barpee
Courier Journal
de Vanira
Hetremare
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Ganten
Gethsemanely
Ecstadian
Canoru
Edward L Wilson
Reucanenet
Deanne
John Harvard
Sista
Wrangling Over Detroit Probate Estate Sparks Sensation
In Detroit Derrolt Michigan on July 4 Thomas Reath died leaving 203000 valued estate to seven grown children after his wife’s death. A dispute erupted over administration with Agnes Moran pushing for Julia Holton as special administrator while others defend John Reath and accuse rivals of deceit. The probate court briefly halted during funeral proceedings and Mayor John Pridgeon was named special administrator.
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Agnes Julia Boltos
Moran
Julia Holton
Julia Bolton
John
Agnes
Joes
Johnnie
Jennie Bolton
Walshish
Kroma Moran
Fannie Reath
Thomas Reath
Libel Trial in Times Case Opens with Boycott Evidence
In Loxpoy on July 4 the trial of O'Donnell versus The Times resumed. Attorney General Webster quoted Parlite MP support for boycotting and sought to prove the authenticity of Times published documents while concealing sources. Letters from Paris and Dublin linked the Phoenix Park murders to political maneuvering, revealing payments and covert arrangements that sparked a sensational reaction.
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Foreign Affairs
England
Loxpoy
O'Donnell
The
Times
Webster
Sensational elopement ties theater star to financier
July 4 Chicago reports an elopement pairing May Yohe, famed for The Crystal Slipper and Arabian Nights, with financier B Shaw, cashier at a bakery, amid theatrical gossip. Shaw reportedly traveled with Yohe to Cleveland and planned to reveal a romance at a matinee. Reports cite uncertain residence details as reporters pressed the tale.
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Careago
Chicago
Bist
May
Yoke
Footight
Prince
Chicago Opera House
Stet
Theater Orcan
Yohe
B. Shaw
Ar. Shaw
Snr
Asice
Shaw
Cleveland
Lake Shire
Moss
Haniertoc
Yebe
Davison
Inter Ocean Room
Railroad law enforces fare seating on trains as misdemeanor
A Mississippi statute requires separated seating and punishes railroad companies and conductors for noncompliance. It designates penalties up to 40 dollars and enforces provisions via the courts, though enforcement rests with legal authorities rather than railroad staff. The record notes parallels to other cases and the broader push for passenger accommodations.
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Ture
Mississippi
Leno Ee Pena
Waco
Tex
L. C. Lamar
United States
Snpeetive Court
S. James Albert Newsome
Albany
N.Y
Texas
Wave
San Angelo
Newsom
Hway
Ld Su
P. McCormick
Newsoue
Delver
The Ces Mvoceicn Gu Bato and Patter Bill in a London lodging
A fragment from a Philadelphia writer recaps a London lodging house tale. Patter Bill, a witty but improvident cheap jack, borrows colored paper and onion for a spoof cold cure, selling it to locals and leaving enough to start a future venture.
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Bill
Depuy
Propritor
Royal College of Surgeons
Royal Family
Om the Morrow
George KR Sims
Philadelphis
Monotone Wanderings Through Far Wells And Odd Tales
A fragmented travelogue describes hotel clerks handling emergencies with discretion, notes on monkeys and sacred peafowl along a railway, and observations on composites in photography. The piece weaves stray conversations, technological hints, and peculiar regional lore into a loosely connected mosaic.
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