Multiple local calamities and political notes in brief
A scattered domestic news digest reports a Virginia fire, a Minnesota mill accident, a fatal theatre explosion in Texas, a poison murder of children in Georgia, a Kansas City crime, and a Chicago fire anniversary. It notes the Episcopalian conference in Minneapolis, a Venezuelan revolution rumor, and various legal, health, and public notices across states including Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangusar
Logansport
Ind
Episcopalian General Conference
Minneapolis
Minn
Atlanta
Pan ‘Amao
Venezuela
Portsmouth
Scott & Wolsten
Duluth
John Lessard
Charles Ianson
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pareurx
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Louisville
Board of Health
Greenville
Cor Bicana
Tex
Harry Cooleridge
Ecompany
Thomas Speer
Pike County
Chiago
Fellowship Club
Alanker
Kansas City
Alvin
Canaday
Charleston
S. G
Simonton
Thomas Linday
Snider
Oot
H. ©. Litchford
Railroad Transfer Company
Pauvier Wrsy
Vinennes
Green County Bank
Springfield
Mag. Arsts
Sehoffield
Washington
Bradley
District Supreme Court
Africa
Gale Union
New York
Tari Key
West
Warrenton
Pathur Vlaherly
Geneseo
N.Y
Isault Gog
Natignal Library Association
Vixcinxart
Board of Trade
Mexico
Kentucky
Sae 'Bedi
Lin
Spoizaning
Yuplin-Gase Weudine
Jasmint Luss
Murder and disasters flood a chaotic early news page
Reports from Chicago Pittsburgh and Cleveland detail hangings and murders, a collapsing mills disaster, ship reports of seal scarcity, and varied incidents across multiple states. Notable items include Albert Mason's murder case, a mill custing collapse at Cleveland Valley Mills, and deaths from fires, trains, and drowning.
Noted electrician killed by shock in Barrington cellar
Franklin Pore a renowned electrician, aged about years, was killed by an electrical shock in the cellar of his home in Barrington, Massachusetts. Leturus and Kren of Troyport, New York, allegedly ended their lives by leaping over Niagara Falls. The Treasury Department found two counterfeit ten dollar silver certificates from the 1800 series with the portrait of Thomas A. Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne Lroxs
Chicago
Albert Mason
Pelhanry
Cleveland Valley Mills
Cleveland
Behring Sea
Pittsburgh
Masoy Davy
Florence Enrish
Washington
Tin Citizas Lank
Omaha
Dasseg
Tyne
John Johnson
Epward Kessten
Louisville
American ‘I'obacco Company
Ilineis Federation of Labor
Pearint
Furene V. Debs
Sheviff Ap Drekson
Minnie Rist
Tom F. Sovran
Aberdean
Wash
Vatavit
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Gronok Vernon
Sistersville
Adams County
Stoelk
Arienad Wana
Philadelphia
American Sabbath School Association
Wil
Hamisport
Detroit
Mount Meigs
Ali
Mattie Murdovte
Mazerra
Waterbury
Conn
George Wy Dusgoe
Justa MuNter
William Reynolds
Harry Steiner
Charles Volitman
Baltimore
J.T. Dnewsten& Co
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Daylisle Sprite
Tus State Bank
Havcrust
Kin
Anant DP
Alexander Hastman
Ine Ingeson
Guarses Payne
Story City
Sun Commercial Bank
Springfeld
Farmers Nations
Atlanta
United States
Col
Gromas Musxeren
Wiginger Corpa
Wits
United
Sta Athan Peanessee Mes
ravuEt
Leland Stanford
Syrae Cube
Frasklin
Yenrs
Barrington
Mas
Leturus & Kren
Tueckport
N.Y
Bat
Jimpinare
Niagara
Treasury Department
Thomas A. Liondricks
Eesta P. Penny
Washington Territory
Seattle
Forears
Lexington
Tuk
Nellie Dull
Eorain
Capt
Peterson
Agricultural Department
Washinton
Jack Chewh
Denton
Tex
Merritt
Isa
United States Supreme Court
Tim State Bank
Wort Scott
Kan
Closuil
J. Coleman
Norfolk & Western
Hucfield
Kenova
W. Va
Newa
Port Smith
Arle
Cate Mileler
Okiihonm
Ghathun
Gnt
S. Varfont
Timine
Mont
Thanlley
Hiwaridsville
CHT
World News Summary Mixed Fatalities and Political Notices
A broad wrap of personal and political deaths across the U S and abroad includes Wittrast Matoxn in Washington aged 69 from a paralysis stroke, Exoty in Lansing, Mich, Gnanks in Pittsburgh, Cyrus L. Cook in Chicago, and Winrtas J. LD Aaxonas in Kentucky. Farther reports note pirate attacks in Cuba, an uprising in Armenia, a mill collapse in Germany, a hurricane in Mexico, and multiple legal and political events including a U S Supreme Court term opening and a notable bank defalcation in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittrast Matoxn
Washington
Mra
Exoty
Lansing
Mich
Gnanks
United States
Secret Service
Pittsburgh
Depar Cyrus L. Cook
Congress
Ilinois
Remann
Secretary Carlisle addresses on national finance at Reform Club
Massachusetts Reform Club attendees heard Secretary Carlisle discuss government finances and the gold standard. He argued for retiring and canceling notes, maintaining sound currency, and directing Congress to reform the system while ensuring public credit and Treasury stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Bostos
Get
Massachusetts Reform Club
Carlisle
Carelisle
Singia
Dni van Hie
Taust
Maothar
Honda
Hondy
Berauss
Melust
Legioni
Congress
Rebel dynamite attack damages bridge in Havana
A dynamite cartridge exploded beside a pillar of the Sagas highway bridge over the Sigua Lat Chien river Tuesday evening. The blast damaged the structure but no injuries were reported after the attack was repulsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleloln Expledu Jouan Laine
Havana
Sigua
Olneys Notice to Spain sparks diplomatic clash in Havana
Washington reports recent Madrid dispatches explain Spain stripping Williams of diplomatic authority in Cuba. Olney condemns move, citing 1879 treaty terms granting US consular rights and most favored nation privileges. Germany also has a similar consular treaty with Spain, affecting how diplomats may operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Hiplomatic
New Yeur
Washington
Madrid
Havana
Iia
Spain
Camposto
Olney Straightway
United States
Olney
Illinois Trade Unionists Elect Officers and Adopt Resolutions
The Illinois Federation of Labor held its third day of the annual convention in Proria on Oct 12 electing President Rivtler for another term and choosing Louis as the next convention site. Resolutions call for labeling labor goods and endorse Cuban revolutionaries while urging government recognition. Debs issue dominates debates with a substitute resolution upholding railroading brotherhoods and opposing Debs' stance. The federation pushes land monopoly abolition and a utility constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Labor
Proria
Illinois Federation of Labor
Vongiet Vine
Rivtler
Waster. Louis
Illingis Federation of Labor
Debs
Lowell
Sston Secreniry Groves
Eugene V. Debs
Hig
Woodstock
Johor
Porte replies to joint note over rioting in Constantinople
The porte publishes its reply to the six powers on the rioting in Constantinople. It says Muslims were not aggressors in voting, Armenians attacked Muslim residents, and Muslims defended themselves. It denies blocking aid to Armenians in churches and says refugees will soon return home as the city returns to normal. Also mentions labor federation plans in New York with 200 delegates and over a million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolgarille
Australia
Napier
London
Tvivonin
Tere Ware
Cuba
Watt
Turporte
Constantinople
Rochott
Germany
Ta Paz
Mexico
Havana
Leadoy Amereaga
Tiembat
Porte
Constantinarta
Gompers
The
Federation of Labor
New York
Mc Urtie
Samuel Dumpers
Fragmented text reveals questions of marriage and identity
The excerpt reads as a garbled collage of quotes and fragments from Household Words and Harper's Bazaar notes. It mentions marriage proposals, wills, literary allusions, and casual dialogue about money, character, and social propriety, interspersed with references to poets and artists.
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the Ackley World
Ackley
Iowa
Gates
the News
Aderno
Italy
Ita
Ron C. Wax Boxkurey
Merchants’ Loan &Trust Company of Chicago
Mesiea
Santander
Colombia
Iitracot
Winnipeg
Man
Mylaviyala la Se Bigeke
Mar Sraixas
Ark
James J. Corbett
Robert Fitzsimmons
Joseph M. Wendig
W. A. Brady
Feral
Ellair
Rub Yonot
Little Reel
Mrl. Vendig
Braily
Arkansas
Bud Sturny
Guyas
Nogales
A.T
Det
Claimeston
State Board of Agriculture
CL Atkinson
Windsolu
Illydial
Parkerstury
Wellin Pettrie
Wheeling
J.perry
Vuerinusans
Illinois
TRE Turks
Tinrrano
Martin
Territorial Universtye Hive
Byer
Mhukeo
Wid
Yan
Anid
Siewy
George
Seryane
Seryant
Qreatman
Dles Pias
Boston ‘Transcript
Harper's
Gaza
Dowita
Harrior
Bazar
Ixcnsa
Roubt
Gaethe, OH
Liva
Jobeson
Bey
A. Bouar
Hood
Iance Hess
Panpalet Aant Paul and
Suevo
Uh Sen Too
Hopewell
Canton
Auguste Foudorn
Caralina Miili
Warren
Jackson
Augusta
FAR Mordaunt
Aiunt
Wee Dearborn
Chieneo
Seco
Wiks Davis
Mora Dutter
Wik
Reg Davis
Rawcor
Randalah
Davis
G, & Mfg. Co
Emer & Gow
Marek
Eis
Chicago Tribune
Eureka
Othr
Towray
Dakota
Twit
Masiuri
Wiscainte
Chituga
Milway
Sir Paul Railway
Mulwausee
Wis
Musiceau
Kebay
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