Deacon Trial in Nice Court Ends with Jury Backing Husband
A tense Nice courtroom heard Mr. Deacon recount his marriage trouble and alleged infidelity involving Abeille. Prosecution urged a guilty verdict for premeditated murder while defense framed Deacon as honest, suffering, and acting to defend his family.
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Nic
Edward Parker Deacon
M. Abeillo
Deacon
Abeille
Baeon
Hamburg
Paris
France
Big Relay Bicycle Race Progress Through Cleveland
The relay bicycle riders passed Cleveland at 5 55 am and reached Paynesville at 7 43 am. They regained time after Kipton and Elyma, aiming to recover most of the lost hours before Buffalo and Rochester. The group, led by Tom Roe, anticipated delivering General Miles message hours inside the original schedule. A separate note reports William M Boucher a Christian scientist and social economist shot himself in New York after writing his final thoughts.
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General Miles
Oberlin
Norwalk
Elyma
Kipton
Indiana
Ohio
Buffalo
Inéersa
Geneva
Madison
Ashtabula
Here
Conneaut
Tom Roe
Chicago
East
Swing
Rochester
Howard
Strees
Tie
New York
William M. Boucher
Boucher
Postuate College
Ravl
Paris Faces Housing Trouble After Anarchist Threats
Paris authorities report dynamite blasts and anarchist threats tied to Ravachol’s conviction provoke landlord fear. Police commissaire M. Dresch, who arrested Ravachol, cannot secure a residence as tenants refuse to share buildings with him. He now hides in a hotel under an assumed name.
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Paris
Cda- Seaniea
Ravachol
M. Dresch
Rachol
Dresch
River and Harbor Bill Passes in Senate Without Opposition
The Senate approved the amended river and harbor bill after two hours of debate led by Mr. Hale of Maine. No roll call or audible dissent occurred as the measure proceeds to conference with the House, with conference delayed at least three weeks. The bill’s cost runs about $50,000 less than the House version. A companion bill authorizes a $25,000 survey for a Philadelphia to New York ship canal via New Jersey. The Senate then moved to unopposed calendar items.
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Hale
Maine
McPherson
New Jersey
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Frye
Committee On Commerce
Teanate Conferrees
Quay
Philadelphia
New York
House Debates Sundry Civil Bill and Sherman Statue Site
In Washington May 21 the house advanced the sundry civil bill covering many sections. Debate focused on military items cemetery and arsenal funding while Kentucky Democrat Ickerson cut Chicamangua battlefield appropriations. A long point of order on Sherman statue site cleared, deflecting the paragraph amid applause and colorful remarks.
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Wasaingtus
House
Mfr
Ickerson
Kentucky
Chicamangua
Kilgoré
Texas
General Sherman
Washington
Five Negroes Hanged in Chester for Murder
In Chester, Elisha Young Sky Young Holman Mable Alred Crossley and Martha Young were hanged for the murder of Alfred McAlley. McAney had abducted a child from Martha Young's home and a mob, led by Seles Young, attacked McAnley at church with a pistol and stones, resulting in his skull being crushed.
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Elisha Young
Sky Young
Holman Mable
Alred Crossley
Martha Young
Chester
Alfred McAlley
McAney
Seles Young
Appeas
Martha
McAnley
Murtle
Doctors Push for Second Institution Near Pittsburg
The Pennsylvania State Medical Society adopted a resolution urging the legislature to establish a second institution for idiotic and feeble minded persons in the western state. Dr Kerins, author of the measure, oversees a training school in Delaware County and favors a Pittsburg area facility to relieve his crowded school and aid western unfortunates.
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Harrisstra
State Medical Society
Pennsylvania
Kerins
Elaware
Pittsburg
Indictment Targets Lottery Dealers Over Mail Terms
A federal grand jury indicts John J. Jackson of the Montana Lottery Co for mailing a letter alleging discrimination favors for southern firms. The case raises a test question on whether mail can carry competitors’ material, as U.S. postal officials assert the law is clear.
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Quana
Federal Grand Jury
John J. Jackson
Montana Lottery Company
Jackson
M. Merseman
Pacific Tess .Com
Southfis Paci Iimpeen Cotgetr Pertamee 8
Johnson
United States
Threats in the press prompt workers facing intimidation
A fragmentary note alleges threats against workers and their job security amid mounting pressure. The text hints at coercive tactics aimed at silencing or forcing departures, raising concerns about intimidation and impacts on employment.
Tragic quadruple murder spree shocks Denison community
May 2 reports detail a night of terror as a burglar attacked Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Haynes in Denison. The assailant shot through doors and windows, killing Mrs. Haynes and Maud Kramer and wounding Rose Stewart, with further attacks reaching multiple homes along Austin Avenue.
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Denison
Tex
Haynes
Isses Allie
Teen Hawley
Mrs. Hawley
Watt Smith
Teon Hawley
Rivers
Maud Kramer
Lester
Pod
Rose Stewart
Methodists Denounce Liquor Traffic at Conference
Yesterd ay the Methodist conference elected C H Phyne as secretary of the board of education and discussed adding two co ordinate secretaries though no vote result was announced before adjournment. Temperance resolutions denounce the liquor traffic and urge hostility to saloons as conference limits bishops debate.
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Omaha
C H Phyne
Board of Education
Methodist
Committee On
Lincoln
Richmond
Committee On Temperance
Plot Unearthed at Ohio Penitentiary Liberators Named
Columbus reports a thwarted escape plot at the Ohio Penitentiary uncovered with the aid of two trusted prisoners. Five leaders were identified including Charles Bullard JLB Shaw Charles Commonsoo Ehuster and Walt Singer among the named plotters. The plan involved disguises roof climbs and an incendiary device to trigger a mass breakout.
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Columbus
Prsoners
State Penitentiary
Praon Authentherar
Charles Bullard
United States
Arkansas
Shaw
Cuyahoga County
Charles ‘Ommonsoo
Warren
Ehuster
Athens County
Walt Singer Eee
Settlement Likely by Arbitration Board on Granite Strike
Reports from New York May 20 indicate a settlement may be reached by the board of arbitration between the Granite Manufacturers Association of New England and the National Paving Cutters and Granite Cutters union. About 65,000 workers are idle or out on strike across several states, with 14,000 locked out and 47,000 on strike, including paving stone cutters. Some New England cutters have returned to work as efforts toward adjustment advance.
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Tts
Granite Manufacturers’ Association of New England
National Paving Cutters and Granite Cutters
Unten
Board of Arbitration
National Paving Cutters Union
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
New York City
Brooklyn
New York State
Philadelphia
New England
Health remedies and a college admission note
The ad promotes Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer as a vegetable laxative claimed to cure dyspepsia and liver and kidney diseases. It also advertises Laubach & Boyd Draggists selling a skin salve, a 25 cent box with refund promise, and Simmons Liver Regulator. A college note claims Johns Hopkins College opened to females with the first girl admitted.
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Laubach & Boyd, Draggists
Fanny
Laubach & Boyd
Johns Hopkins College
Saad
Dr Pierce and tonics boast cures for tired women and ailments
A curiously varied ad text touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for worn-out women and nervous symptoms. It extols Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney issues and Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, citing testimonials from observers and physicians.
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Pierce
Dr Perce
Burglar Captured After Break In At Main Street Home
Early this morning about two oclock John Wood a well known plumber on Main street awoke to a breaking glass. He fought the burglar and held him until help arrived. The thief gave the name Robert Terry. Wood's watch and wallet were found on the man. The broken bottle was Sulphur Bitters.
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Ais
Aix
America
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Deacon
Fudge Aubertin
Dean
Chevilliard
Paris
Beille
Aubertin
Veacny
Procureur
Hotel Splendide
Beast Tadcorkobertin Staly
Sali
John Wood
Main Street
Wood
Robert Terry
Train robber Perry pleads guilty in Lyons court
Oliver Curtis Perry, a train robber, pleaded guilty to four indictments yesterday in Lyons court. He was sentenced to forty nine years and three months at hard labor in Auburn prison. He is 26, and if he behaves well and earns commutation he could be released around age 55.
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Rocnestra
Oliver Curtis Perry
Tran
Anda Iments
Lyons
Auburn
Sage's Catarrh Cure Sparks Loyal Love
A young woman overcomes catarrh with Dr Sage's Co Remedy, pursued by a hesitant suitor Adolphus Fitzwilliam. She demonstrates the cure by kissing at the altar, praising the remedy and urging others to use it to keep a lover. The ad-like tale promotes the product with a bold claim of curing catarrh and saving romance.
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Gatarrh
Adolphus
Dr. Sage
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