Collision At Sea Aboard Aden Adelaide And Perseus
The Adelaide yacht Adelaide was struck by the steamer Perseus off Norton's Point near New Rochelle. Mr. Evans and Miss Norton were pulled from the water, while Miss Norton died and Mr. Evans was rescued with Mrs Evans and mate Dorno aboard. The Perseus crew aided, and Dorno sustained a rib injury. Robert W. Inman, nephew of John H. Inman, was aboard as a guest and later noted missing.
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Lake level impact eyed from canal plan
War Department reports board of army engineers finds Chicago drainage canal could lower Lake Michigan about four inches and perhaps Lake Huron further, an outcome shipping interests may oppose though past rainfall variations show vessels adapted to level changes.
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His Own Medicine. Socialist Editor loses colony plant
Aug 26 Ruskin Tenn. Juling A Wayland editor of the Coming Nation faced a court order to hand over his plant valued at $20,000 after moving his socialist paper to Ruskin and failing to share profits with the colony. The move from his city boosted circulation to about 74,000 but ended with the board demanding equal profits. The courts compelled transfer to the colony.
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Blacks to Blame in Spring Valley Mine Disorder
Labor statistician George Schilling, sent by Gov. Altgeld, reports that imported colored miners caused unrest in Spring Valley, with allegations of saloon orgies and robberies after their arrival. He urges removal of the black workers to prevent further trouble. Italians reportedly supported by locals.
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Michigan Hay Shortage Surprises Calcified Crop Year
Michigan faces a severe timothy hay shortage as the year’s crop may reach only one eighth of normal. Local dealers report sending Illinois Iowa and other states hay to Michigan while farmers buy from shippers to feed stock for winter. Strong demand driven by an upcoming pork crop and scarce fodder.
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Self-Murder of Missouri Politician Solomon Hughlett
Aug 27. Solomon Hughlett prominent Missouri Democrat and former prosecuting attorney died by suicide in Wellsville Me at noon Monday. In James Payton’s drug store he bought shells for his shotgun. a discharged shell struck his heart after the druggist’s distraction. No motive given. Hughlett had twice served in the Missouri legislature. A Missouri story
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Chronicle
Wellsville
Solomon Tughlett
James Payton
Hughlett
Missouri
Stayed at His Post Great Northern Engineer Honored
The Great Northern passenger train from this city struck a landslide 15 miles from Richmond Leush on Sunday night. Engineer Neal McKinley stayed at his post to save passengers but was horribly mangled in the crash.
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Richmond Leush
Ullehad
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McKinley
Des Moines Region News From Iowa City Area and Beyond
News briefs report violent incidents including a sheriff’s assault in Frankforce, injuries to several children, and a Des Moines murder tied to a large hotel scene. Fire losses at State Center, lightning damage near Ottumwa, and a Chariton barn fire are noted. Rail expansion plans from Des Moines to Fonda and Spirit Lake are announced, plus juvenile burglary arrests and a new grocery salesmen association formation.
Wreck of the Walter Earle off Ta ding island in a gale
News from the steamer Exeetsior reports the sinking of the Victoria schooner Walter Earle near Ta ding island around April 14. Eleven Indian sailors died. Captain Louis Magneson and several white crewmen perished. The wreck was found drifting, towed to Kodiak, and later righted. remains of others were recovered ashore.
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Ovary
Eight Are Slain In Carnegie Steel Braddock Explosion
A massive explosion at Carnegie Steel Works in Braddock, near Pittsburgh, on Tuesday morning killed six workers, injured many, and caused $30,000 in property damage. Slavs from Fro Skvur Oma na are among the victims. names include Steve Haveela and Joseph Tuckay among others. several men aged 23 to 32 are listed as burned or buried.
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Joseph Copy
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John Pookopoved
John Grucka
Michael Koperos
Andrew Drobue
Carnegia Steel Works
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Lynching Mob Seeks Swift Justice in County Jail
A morning crowd of about 200 men gathered to lynch four murderers in the county jail. They seized the jail, killed Lawrence H Johnson, William Null, Louis Moreno, and Garland Somler, then left the square. Sheriff Hobbs arrived as the killings finished. Coroner Scofield and Marshal Parks moved the bodies to a nearby house for the inquest. A separate report from Springfield, Ky, notes a mob of about a dozen colored men hanging Harrison Lewis from a tree after breaking into the jail and forcing the key holder to open the doors. Lewis had killed Joe Brooks the prior Friday.
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Spofford Explains Deules Payment Misunderstanding
Spofford testified that a 24 400 payment into the treasury last week was a balance between salary disbursements owed to the librarian and several months of copyright fees due to the Government. He denied any claim of wrongfully withholding funds or impropriety.
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Bits of Musing Thought in a Fractured Style
A fragmentary meditation on delay and sense. It references Christian teaching, a consolation, and a forthcoming chaparon. The diction mixes unclear names and odd spellings, presenting a stream of disjointed musings rather than a coherent narrative.
Vast Cuban Rebel Victory Over Spanish Column
A Cuba news despatch reports 170 Spanish soldiers killed in a clash near Santa Lucia as a Cuban force under Gomez attacked a wagon train escorted by 1,409 Spaniards commanded by Gen. Mella. Cuban losses were three. wagons carried rifles and munitions. The rear assault disrupted the convoy, extending a two day journey into seven days.
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Niagara hydro project powers first aluminum run
After five years and over 3 million dollars, Niagara’s Cataract Construction Company harnessed the 5090 horsepower plant. The first power was sent to the Pittsburgh Reduction Company at 7:30 AM as dynamo No. 2 started. Aluminum pots tested, larger workforce to begin Tuesday. The copper conduit delivers power to the aluminum works, with four massive rotary transformers converting alternating current to direct current. All systems performed perfectly and officials voiced satisfaction.
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Kenosha Bank Fails After Run on Funds
Kenosha Wisconsin Aug 2 The Bank of Dan Head & Co closed until further notice after a bank run. President Dan Head attempted to salvage the bank but failed. The institution, one of the state's oldest since 1875, served local farmers and faced a rapid liquidity crisis tying up nearly 100000 awaiting relief as a receiver was appointed and liquidation began.
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Caldwell for Silver and Mintor Presidency Talk
A clipped dispatch from Washington notes Judge Henry B. Caldwell of the United States court in Santa Fe, addressing the sale decree for the railroad. He downplays mentions of his name in relation to the presidency while voicing opposition to international silver accords and advocating U.S. autonomy. The report also covers a presidential comment on foreign policy and an impending death sentence for Cephas Wright, a Choctaw Indian, with execution set for September 14.
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Killed Crossing Northwestern Tracks at Fourth Street
Ronard Gallagher, 76, longtime Clintoy resident, was killed crossing Chicago Northwestern tracks at Fourth Street crossing on August 27. Local authorities investigated the fatal incident and identified the victim.
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