Lynching in Elkhart Texas After Horrific Murder
A mob broke into the Elkhart jail and hanged five suspects, including Andy Jackson and his wife Lizzie, for the murder and sexual assault of Mrs. Hazell. Confessions by Lizzie Jackson and her mother led to a brutal lynching, with hundreds visiting the scene as crowds formed to avenge the crime. Local fear and further threats emerged as authorities appeared powerless to stop possible copycat violence.
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Houston
Tex
Einart
Randolph . Hazelt
Texas
Randolph Hazell
Elkhart
Mra. Hazell
Andy Jackson
Jackson
Hazell
Lizzie
Laver
Hikhart
Port Austin Mystery Laborer Fatality Near Grindstone City
A fragmentary Port Austin report notes a grievous incident near Grindstone City involving a laborer or worker and a later mention of a man being sent to a workhouse. The text references residents listening to a discussion and authorities handling a suspicious death or injury, with unclear names or dates.
Riots in Madrid over cholera fears test royal resolve
King Alfonso to visit cholera districts sparks massive Madrid demonstrations in his favor but clashes with civil guard leave two workers dead and several wounded. The king halts the tour after ministers restore order. Cholera figures across Valencia Murcia and surrounding areas total 709 cases and 359 deaths.
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Alfonso
Spain
Marin
Eivil
Valencia
Castellon de la Plana
Huesca
Cina-Pazaslos
Madrid
Salisbury Forms New Cabinet In Britain Crisis
London reports show Tory and Liberal leaders meeting with Sir Henry Ponsonby bearing royal instructions. Lord Salisbury consents to form a new cabinet after Whig Tory differences are settled, signaling a decisive step to end the crisis. The dispatch also notes Beecher’s theology evolution remarks and the National Bundesfest opening in New Jersey with 5008 Turners attending and athletic records set.
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New York
London
Lonnon
Henry F. Ponsonby
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Lord Bailsbury
Movement to Finance Tenement Housing in New York
A New York correspondent reports a rising effort to erect model tenement houses with a 4 percent return. Investors seek to make tenants co-owners, expanding construction to serve ordinary needs, while banks in Europe show strong specie gains and U S Treasury gold losses shift to silver. The piece cites rising money supply and shifting labor-capital dynamics as relief from money-lender distress advocates.
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EOE
New. York
R. Ocean
New York
Banka
Mioney
Europe
Bank of England
Bank of France
Impérial Bank of Germany
England
Imperial Bank of Germany
United States Treasury
Disastrous Kansas Storm Tops Deadly Toll
Reports from St Joseph Warrensburg and Independence detail a Saturday night storm that devastated multiple Kansas towns. In Glasgow the business district suffered widespread damage including a hotel unroofed and a wall collapse. one man J C Wilson died after being crushed by falling bricks. A separate note from St Louis reports James F Brady of Cook's tourist agency receiving a home office inquiry into the Preller murder mystery and suspicions over life insurance payments.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Warrensburg
Independence
Sva
Glasgow
J. C. Wilson
Thare Agricultural
Pearle
Preller
Louis
James. F. Brady
Cook's ‘Tourist Agency
London
England
Home Office
Max
Boston
Escape from roof prompts death scare at asylum work site
June report from Morgan ton Star describes a young man on the asylum roof who lost balance and fell 160 feet. He was briefly unconscious but recovered. Separate columns note Truman the gambler being charged with carrying concealed weapons after a Broadway incident. The Pendlebury mine disaster near Manchester is revised to 168 known dead with many still missing.
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Io Linon
Lixcorn
Connell
James Connell
Egyptian Press
Marian
Ills
Besecher
New York
Beacher
Anyon
Baooher
Brooklyn
Beecher
Jesus Christ
Sherman
Br. Paul
Minn
Pacific Coast
Minnetonka
East
Milwaukee & Bt Paul
Hoadly
Foraker
Con Ratan
N.C
Morganton
Robert Odlum
Truman
George T. Truman
Larry O’brien
Broadway
Ednis
O'Brien
Jefferson Market
Kelly
O’brien
Troma
Lennon
Pandlebury
Manchester
Wilcox and White Organs Leaders in Craftsmanship
The Wilcox and White organs are offered by established dealers nationwide. The firm emphasizes meticulous manual detail, avoiding flashy advertising, and claims to produce the world’s finest organs with unmatched workmanship. They pledge labor and skill to satisfy exacting musical tastes and earn praise from top judges.
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Wilcox ‘& White
Local piano organ dealers offer direct manufacturer buys
The Winona dealers advertise as the only shop buying pianos and organs directly from the manufacturer to save jobber profits. They emphasize cash purchases, large volumes, and no sales agents, operating within their book, stationery, and wallpaper business to keep expenses low and prices down.
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RAF
Doud & Thomas
Fastern
Will J. Evans
East Third St
E. McDonough & Son
Northwest
Scorchard
Lynch
Ligtatin
Wna
Hansa
Dequittea
Bellamp
Ohio
West Wheeling
Keffer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Satan's Angels
Port Austin
Mich
Grindstone City
Brent
Villathorts
Reson Neal
CaSio
William
Don Ville
Salisbury
John Bull
Newang
N. J
Heinkel ‘Lyttana
West St. Louis
Noring
Charles Kammer
New
Vorts
Eleneck
Jows
Tornera
Harrell
Dlecash
European National
Banke
Vu & ‘Treasury
Brighton
Sung
Bonnie Chie
Rocket
Huro
Baliania Sacond
Hotachimie
Joo Wae
John
Walton Fir
Tecumseh China
Wits
Tence
Emmett
Washinaron City
Central America
United States
Plymouth
PatLxesnarnk, Pe
Cincinnati
Judge Foraker
Lincoln Club
A. Fores
Fark
Wasaiaton City
Washington
Law
Belfast
Richmond
Castle - Garden
Dunbar
McMaster & Co
Greenwich
Washington County
Frm
Castle Garden
Kearney
San Francisco
Danis Kearney
California
Chicago
HL. W. Thomas
Henry Ward. Beecher
Thomas
Mzyoumour, Mich
William A. McIntosh
Florence
Mick
Bunddy
Kansas
Gee EN Womeers
Sohmer
Behools
Semina Jen
the. Sohmer
Sha’ ’Mnioet
Edhingat
Julia Rive King
Geo. W. Morgan
No. Pattison
Eleodore
Thomas Chas
Fradel
Carl Anschutz
Pierre Duillet
Carl Bereman
Anton Qearity
H.C. Timm
Perlee V. Jervis
Emma Abbott
N. Y
Philadelphia Cc
Fioma Spader
S$. B. Mills
Wm. Mason
Max Maretzek
M. Berge
HH. Hayat
John Teller
F. Jobin Prume
A. Koelling
George Matzka
Srexenaee Lambert
Fr. A. Gerlach
Ireetors of Music
Opservatory of Music
Uallege of
Wilcox & White Organs
Winona
Lees
Minnesota
Jacob Schhreffius
Fuller, Warren & Co
Columbia
F. W. CO
Businesel
Beemsteet
Kromdick'a Iecator
Bolicitar GR
Jacob Scherffits
East Second Street
Winona, Minn
ANE
Boynton
Eaue
Boyziton
Rutraoilinay
IN '& Roberts
B ”E. Wholesale Iz
Sole Acute Sont Cam &PaRt
St.louis
Seeionday Center
Sts
Waukesha White Rock Mineral Water
Alaska
Geo. H. Elmer
Sete
Biyerstedy
Bryerstedt
Charles ‘Miller
Teer
Kee
M. Toyeh
3. B. Hoyt
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TUFF
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RATFS
Poantey
Huff Hoo
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