Wide Range of 1895 U.S. News and Disasters Reported
Commissioner Lochren notes 1595 pensioners total at midyear and a year appropriation of 150 million with 158.6 million paid. Fires ruin thousands of acres in New York counties and the Senderson business district. Washington’s Grant monument proposal draws congressional support. coalitions of crimes, bank data, hazing expulsions, and a host of incidents populate a busy ledger of national events with accidents, murders, and political notes.
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Pension Office
Livingston
Genesee
Wayne
Seneca Counties
N. Y
Senderson
Mid
W. T. Sampson
Naval Ordanance Bureau
Cincinnati
St. Francis du Sales
Iowa
Cnsus
Des Moines
Dubuque
Monteville
Mao
Lean City
Fred Crocker
Louise Johnson
Jovers
L. A. Shironan & Co
Midwaukee
Grant
Washington, D. C
Society of the Army of the Vonnesses
Congress
Philadelphia
Carrie Witzel
Sandy Hook
Fort Hancock
Winfield Scott Hancock
Wray Grayson
Washington, Dn
Dire
Miller's Lalls
Mass
Beckles
United States
Pennsylvania State College
Fortescue Whittle
Petersburg
W. V
Lucy Stone
Whittle
Newmarket
Mosby
Hale
Harry Huguley
H.W. Huguley
Boston
Moses Rosenburg & Co
New York
Springfield
Illnois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiaana
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Mgr. Satolli
S. M. Bixby & Co
Washington
Orville Smith
New Frankfort
Carlisle
Green Springs
Bert Fox
Mattie Wolford
Preston
Minn
Mabel Spencer
Riley County
Fandott
Miss Flagler
Lage Jer
Navy yard budget doubled in annual report figures
Commodore Matthews, chief of the navy bureau of yards and docks, estimates 2 121 149 dollars needed for new work. The text also notes a series of varied items including boxing fights, fires, bank and debt data, and other world events. It mentions a fight between Fitzsimmons and Corbett had come and gone without a contest and a restraining order against boxing in Arkansas.
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Commodore Matthews
Bureau of Yards and Docks of the Navy
Dubois Hrns
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Lawenteauh
Newark
Nod
Treasury
Satan Iiis
United States
Cays
Martin
Little Reel
Ise
Wilzsimayons
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mary Bmledole
Johnngton
Chanus McCloughlin
Kalwinazoo Farm Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gloucester
Mass
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Eriauel Baptist Church
Bian Francisne
Supreme Court
Ada Potter
Net‘tie Vague
Des Moines
Jackson
Minn
Bentley
Kyknight
London Depot
Warrier
Als
George Parley
Strickland
New York State Mutual Pire Insuriace Company
New York City
Tyron
Onne
Naval Academy
Charles Shabel
Rochester
N.Y
A. Hanson
Minneapolis
Dueblin
Dickinson Hardware Company
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Wwe
Dorrance
Wikesbarre
Avery
Jefferson
Waulkeshi
Wis
Kenry TH. Nolmes
Benjamin I’. Pitzel
Vilage
Arcadin
Porter County
Jud
Papilwrowd
New Orleanus
Sao Francisco
Haltimore & Ohio Road
Bloiireve
W. Va
Persobs
Wylcott
Linn
FOUND GUILTY IN FIRST DEGREE MURDER TRIAL
Theodora Durrant was found guilty of murder in the first degree after a 23 minute jury deliberation in San Francisco. The verdict triggered a visible, emotional scene as Durrant’s mother cried and her condemned son displayed mixed emotions. Sentencing is set for next Friday, with the Minnie Williams murder case to begin soon afterward. The crowd responded with applause and a somber mood prevailed as the jurors passed by.
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Torrean
Mexico
Corjucin
Spain
Angus McLeod
Svor i
Sarnia
Ont
Young Cruikshinks
Coburg
John Chillips
Brazil
Usat Republic
San Paulo
China
Mankow
Nenuroin
Haviunn
Motanzes
Federal Council
Rerne
J. O. Broadhead
United States
Rome
Italy
Cuba
Matanzas
Ness AV
Wateh
Washington
Garibaldi
Milan
Japan
Texacapa
Lancaster
San Francisco
Theodora Durrant
Alendhe Lamont
Murphy
Dutton
Anequore Durrant
Durrent
Clancile Lamont
Durrant
Arkansas court halts Kane and Fitzsimmons prize fight
In Little Rock on November 2 and 4, Chancellor Martin issued a temporary injunction preventing all aspects of the planned fight involving Corbett Fitzsimmons and others. The measure bars pugilists, trainers, and officials from staging the bout in Arkansas for about 20 days or until the writ is returnable. The state attorney general reported assurances that defendants would abstain from similar undertakings in the state, and the cases were reportedly dismissed pending further action.
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Kaneclor Martin
Little Rock
Ark
Cortett
Fitzsimmons
Arkansas
Martin
Fot | Springs Athletic Club
Not Springs
Arkensis
Uemingway
Circuit
Titusiramons 2Nd Jubian
Ma. South
Fitzsimons
Julian
Corbett
Kredy
Munday
Great Northern strike looming as mediation fails at Hill
A mediation committee of the American Railway union failed to win a meeting with Great Northern President Hill. The union says wage-earner support for a strike grows and warns the system could be tied up from St Paul to the coast until Hill signs May 1843 documents, labeling actions as protection against oppression.
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Great Northern
Ayie G. Blow
St. Paul
Mim
American Railway Union
Wth
Hill
Hil
Warren
Travi
Great Northern Syrtoro
St. Vaeul
Full
J. d. Hill
Great Northern System
Eugene V. Debs
Bradstreet Summary Sees Slower Business Across Regions
Bradstreet reports a week of reduced general business due to drought with rains easing some dryness. Demand mostly for staples in the West and North with weaker volumes elsewhere. Southern trade fair at best. Industrial sectors remain steady with full production of iron and steel, while leather, hides, and shoes soften as buyers wait. Wool demand also down as manufacturers hold immediate needs.
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Leadbyr
New York
Bradstreet
Joldiers
Bome
Colle Tloia
Pacific Coast
Flames in a Marsh Sparks Devastation in Kankakee Region
In Lake County's Kankakee lowlands high winds fueled marsh fires tearing through vast wastelands. Two men, Henry Jonas and David Staden, were seriously burned as flames swept across open spaces, crossing barriers and leaving widespread destruction amid ceaseless vigilance from residents. The event highlights the fury of the blaze and its spread through the region.
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Vemona
la Porte
Ind
Kankakee
Hey
Henry Jonas
David Staden
Lake County
Iuman
Ageing and remedies touted in a broad 19th century ad mash
A garbled OCR style advertisement extols Hostobtots Stomach Bitters as a cure for wrinkles aches and malaises of age. It claims benefits against rheumatism neuralgia digestion and malaria while promising restful sleep and vitality. The text also touts Syrup of Wigs as universal laxative and hints at stage entertainment starting in November with a noted company.
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Caifornia Big Strap Co" VW
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