River Mystery Exoneration Case Heard in W ngshire
A coroner's inquest opened in Windsor, Delaware River shoreline town, into the death of Dennis J Gallagher. Witnesses described identification marks on the body, questioned possible foul play, and the jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning exonerating three suspects. Additional notes include local demographic figures, weekly deaths, marriages, and community notices.
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W.ngshire
Third
Market Streets
Dennis J
Iowa
John W. Hawkins
William HB. McIntire
L. W. Palmer
Hi D
Bedford
Wiliam Ferris
Robert F. Gamble
Gallagher
Gall Mo
Kouwu
Dennis J. Ber
de J.teutiles
Pennsville
Firat
Hiwara
Mark Wae
Hewry
Jerry Justice
Willa Hi
Quinn
Himyelf
Tersey
Lemuel Peekey
Greenlee
Gall
Rnver
Darroll
Darragh
aSreenlee
Dee
Woekey
Rba
Peekey
Peckey
Charles Clinch
Christiana
Callacher
Bert Foreom
Joshua Wheaton
Richard Hatton
Benny Hewett
Jersey
Dennis J. Gallagher
Mensa
Dugruyh
Denise J. Gallagher
Frazer
United States
Almshouse
EB. B. Frazer
Dem nomination results and auction sale at Heald & Co
The Democratic nomination election Saturday produced results for Sheriff and Coroner with a strong showing for E. Smith of Saint Georges. Heald & Co. held a Saturday afternoon sale selling 38 building lots on Jackson Clayton DuPont Lincoln and Fourteenth streets and on Lovering Shallcross avenues with totals around 84 300 306. A new cemetery for St Patrick’s Church Ashland was dedicated, with confirmation for 50 parishioners and a lecture on cemeteries. Disorderly conduct fines were issued to several individuals, and mail service to New York was set to close at 11 50 AM. At St Paul’s M B Church funds toward a proposed improvement reached 4 000 dollars.
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Heald & Co
Jackson
Clayton, DuPont
Lincoln
Fourteenth Streets
Lovering and
Shallcross Avenues
Strickland
John Strickland
John Q. Stirling
Wm. McBride
Toxo
Syndicate
guxWwo
Frank Calderon
N, Bullock
Alou Pe
Sam’ Chambers
JL. Vansant
Auxiou Wai. N
Bullock
Tame Wa
Becker
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Ashland
Elty
Georges East
Lyorh
Dietriot
Gity
Brendywine
Brandywine
Christiina
Christiana
St. Georges
Mt. Pleasant
Tie
Tnzh
John Pyle
Philip J. Clark
Frank KE. Stith
Céroher
Marsh Hope
Kent
Ilmington
Georgetown
Hae
Jaware
Caroline County
New Castle
Alterna Abaut Savelock
Hanson
Conto Souder
Fireen
Mr. Clark
Sone
Buyr
White
Dotty
Delaware College
Newark
Levi Collins
Raphael Cook
Logle
Jack
Twinery
Formely
Gattride
Oater
Duncan & Jourdai
Port Penn
Philadelphia
Milford rape case downgraded to minor offense
In Milford a high profile rape case surrounding Cor ius Johnson Jamin Scott and Elizabeth Poor collapsed into a small misdemeanor. The hearing detailed drunken misjudgment rather than a deliberate assault, with both defendants fined $200 each and released. Separate New Castle jail break attempts, a Delaware College baseball loss, and local civic notes fill the rest of this sprawling report.
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New Castle
Heariog
Scott and Johnson
Dover
Doyen
Jane
Corius Johnson
Jamin Scott
Elizabeth Poor
Miss
Hallable
Dommel
Rlduaight On
Milford
Dorelman
Scott
Johnhson
Erin
SeuiTran STILL HOPEFUL in prison amid guarded trust
Amidst tight prison limits and a trusted spiritual adviser, the assassin Guiteau persists in faith that President Arthur will act, while Warden Crocker denies rumors of weakness and notes Guiteau’s appetite remains strong. Bribery attempts spark stricter rules as execution details loom with limited attendance.
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Wasuixoron
Gullean
Bia
W. W. Hicks
Methodist Tabernacle
Charles H. Reed
Arthur
Warden Crocker
Guiteat
1 Watch
General Crocker
Jbrando
Ganic
Crocker
Wittiiean
Mivks
Torris
Cullen
Hicks
Seretotore
Lawrence Bridge Hanging Ties Mob Murderers to River
A mob hanged Peter Vinegar George Robinson and Ike King from the iron wagon bridge over the Kansas River after arresting them for multiple murders. Sis Vinegar remained in jail following a tied vote. A passing Santa Fe train paused as passengers were held while the executions finished. The incident recalled the Bender era killings and threats surfaced in North Lawrence. Officials then sought tariff reform as merchants urged the President to appoint a tariff expert to the Tariff Commission.
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Bridge
Lawnnnon
Kansas
David Bacsman
Ohio
Lawrence
Bender
Vinegar
Robinson
King
Kansas River
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
North Lawrence
Drowning, fires, and disasters headline quiet New York morning
Reports from Fishkill New York Neenah Wisconsin and Hartford Connecticut tell of drownings and near disasters as bodies drift and fires claim a barn. A 160 ton schooner was seen bottom up near Cape Flattery. An explosion at Edgar Thomson Steel Works injures several. House actions in Congress pause after partial reading of a bill.
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Joseph Crazen
Fishkill
New York
Priest
Neenah
Wisconsin
Hartford
Connecticut
Ville
Ohio
Minnesota
Dakota
Cape Flattery
Pacific
Sea Francisco
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Penna
Adair
United States
House of Representatives
Louis A. Gutermuth
Fifth Avenue
Sthult
Frank R. Gladding
National Bank of North America
Providence
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Tone
Peter Vineyard
George Robinson
Issac King
Lawrence
Kansas
East River
College Point
Long Island
Wyoming
Fort McKinney
Laberge
Montmorency Falls
Department of Agriculture
Massive Western Storm Destroys Denver Area and Death Toll Rises
A sweeping western storm lashed Denver and surrounding counties with heavy rain and tornado-like winds, washing away homes and causing extensive damage. In Golden bricks and several structures were destroyed, with at least two bodies recovered and many others missing. Weather alerts followed as the storm moved east, bringing cooler, unsettled conditions across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Associated Press
Ganette
Denven
Con
Denver
Ludwig Muer
Pichelé
Golden
Ress
Middle States
Tostoy
Herald Bulletin
Ontario
Kansas
Nebraska
Miseiseippi
Rocko
New York
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Y Treelin
le Alluehior
Dails
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Pennagrove
Avis
Krench’s
Rae
Ball Ebayeh
Dennis
Cai
Gwlagher
Anternoon
Qnarrough
Reformed Reat ‘Onal
Church of the Redeemer
Frank P. Mason
John W. Todd
Secretariuns
Fannie Elliott
Delaware Railroad
Ocean City
Frankford
C.F. Thomas & Ca
Union M. BE
Chestnut Grove
Thomas Clyde
First Regiment
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Centreville Lodge
Centreville
J. Beal
Richard Nicholson
Thievity
Felton
Hinckley
Delaware
Oxford
Wales
Frank Sanders
Garancheo’s Lane
Republic
Cape May
Sted King Street
Elisha Carpenter
Henry Carpenter
Tine Lynch and
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Aamals
Oe J
A Ee Bt. Georges
E. Smith
Witel
Mall
William Plater
Tiaac Cole
David Greelee
John Malone
Mary Barber
New Mail
Hue
Dyvery
St. Paul's
St. Paul's M. B
General State
Robert, Mandy
James J. Vallandighurm
Uilstown
Newark Uniilie
Unis
Claarcb
Drow Till
White Clay Check
Larry Metcalf
Atlantic City
W. A. Woodrow
Misees Brown
Greiner
Wiletmudon
Cie
Ferry Collins
Mammoth Minstrels
Smyrna
Surana
Walker
Mra
Phoebe Walker
B. F. O. Rothwell
Penn
Childen
W. C. Johnson
Philadelphia Conference
W. Hoffecker
H. Jefferson
Mies Kiva Carrow
Congress
van Wyck
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Military Academy and District, of
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Alexandria
Alexaxpusa
Superb
Nally
London
Standard
William H. Brockaw
Shipley Street
Elkton
Nathan Lieberman
Mr. Lieberman
Avery Heening
Robert Graves
Society of Friends
M. L. Lichtenstein
Chicago
Jersey City
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Sandy Hook
St. Johna
Harlan & Tollingaworth Yards
New York Central Railroad Company
SeuiTran
Chamber of Commerce
Custom House
Tariff Commission
George W. Lurece Co
McKesson & Kobyline
Phelps, Dodge & Co
AL AL Low & Hro
James BE. E. Lowell & Co
BE. DD
Morgan & Co
Welsh, Lauuard& Kemp
Coluchs & Co
David W
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Bunny
W. d B. Yard
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