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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1883
Page
1
Multiple Disasters and Political News Across United States and Europe
The column reports fatal boiler and building accidents in Oakdale and near Keokuk, drownings at Wells Beach, and a range of incidents from Colorado Springs to New York scenery. It covers Frank James trial proceedings, Garfield monument efforts, Jay Gould’s campaign fund claim, and a pivotal death in France ending the Bourbon line with implications for Legitimists and Orleans factions.
Frank James Trial in Gallatin Sees Prolonged Court Session
The Gallatin jury in the State v Frank James case spent the night under sheriff guard as testimony began after a brief delay. Prosecutors outlined the Winston robbery and MacMillan death while defense prepared to challenge witnesses. Gov Crittenden attended and letters warning witnesses surfaced, prompting further investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Giallatin
Frank James
Didge Gormsunan
Mr. Wallace
Winston
MacMillan
Wiest Hite
Clarence Tite
Clayaml Bay
Colfax
Tha
Lek
Addie Wolcott
Smutuies
Revalyers
Fire destroys town of Dollarville Michigan
The Chicago special reports a fire in Dollarville Michigan destroying the American Lumber Co. headquarters and twenty principal buildings. Two children are reported burned to death. Aged Lees, 120, is mentioned in uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chicago
Dollarville
Mich
American Lumber Co
Lees
Preliminary hearing in fatal Willian crime case
In Denver on August 24 the preliminary hearing for Anton Hireet Michael Struble and Merninhardt Miller on murder charges related to Willian "emer began in Justice Jeffries court. Miller and Struble were discharged to await trial while Hireet remains held without bail. Evidence includes Kate Swinger testimony describing the events the night of the assault and the fighting with Hirel. The defense may argue Sommera struck Pireel with a cane and Hirel returned the blow in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Anton Hiveet
Michael Struble
Merninhardt Miller
Willian “Emer
Jeffries
Miller
Strubie
Hireel
Hirzel
Kate Swinger
Atater
Sommers
Hinsel
Hirsel
Kier
Sommera
Pireel
Hires
Slade Arrives in Atchinon Pugilist Ready for Training
Pugilist Slade and trainer reached Atchinon Kas and settled at the exposition ground for active training. Jem Mace expected within days. A bath house and amenities prepared for Slade with many rumors swirling about the fight site. sources say Slade is in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchinon
Kas
Pugilist
Exposition Ground
Jem Mace
Slade
Railway wreck near Denver injures crew and passenger
A collision on the Denver and Rio Grande line near Denver station injures engineer C P Harris and brakeman Frank Smith. Smith dislocates and fractures his right ankle while Harris suffers a fractured skull and other injuries. several others receive bruises as trains collide on a bridge after a switch mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Frank Smith
Asit Dulse
C. P Tarris
Badis Druid
der. Sally
Dermot Adams
T. J. Krady
Tamdingan Bayvis
Pounded to Death by Machiners at Brewery
Two workers at Hupfert's brewery were killed when a machine jammed and crushed them as others tried to clear debris. Adam Sanger died on site while Carl Eten survived after being injured. Karen was rescued and sent to hospital. In Chicago a man named Pardy Ryan denied involvement in a shooting, claiming he was with friends and not at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Chambord
Frohstorf
France
Orleans
Count de Aris
Louis Philippe
Count de Paris
Gien. McClellan
Chambord
Henry Fifth
Bourbons
Orleanists
Orleant Prince
James
Tow Hill
Fill
Tle
Hill
Hullivan
Ryan
Lick Laddel
Jesse James
New York
Adam Sanger
Carl Eten
Hupfert
Teotiot
Sanger
Karen
Chicago
Pardy Ryan
Pensawha
Fla
Thia City
Tan
Murray
Leonard
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Gare
Navy
Governor Crittenden's Gallatin Testimony Sought in James Trial
Governor Crittenden arrived from a distant city and left for Gallatin to testify in the James trial. He says he cannot see the purpose of his appearance beyond confirming Rank's surrender and the defense strategy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Crittenden
Deffernen City
Gallatin
James
Fatal Collapse of Roof in Rural Iowa Village
In Sreckenrutge, Hancork county, Walker township near Keokuk, Mr Harrison, a 62 year old English emigrant, was crushed when a roof gave way during dismantling of an old landing. A rusty nail struck his neck, causing fatal bleeding. A hired man and a boy nearby raised the alarm. Harrison died within moments. He left a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa
Sreckenrutge
Hancork
Walker Township
Liijmoia
Dames Harrie
Harrison
Hinss
Raael
Jarrison
England
Tancouch County
Arrive
Boiler Blast Kills Mill Engineer at Reputed Plant
On Aug 1 a boiler explosion at the Oskdale mill in a village destroyed the engine and boiler, killing Eugene Wilson who ran the engine for the sick Thedgely. Wilson left a wife and seven children. The mill interior and surroundings were wrecked with bricks shingles and fragments strewn about, the brick stack barely loosened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gekdaie
Eugene Wilson
Thedgely
Wilson
Oskdale
Fire destroys pest houses in Leadville smallpox crackdown
Chief Engineer Charlie Fist led an execution of a health board decree to burn pest houses tied to smallpox, using 1500 feet of hose to supply the flames and reduce both the lower pent house and the main structure to ashes. The city faces costs exceeding three hundred dollars with possible further demolitions to eradicate contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville Dem
Board of Health
Charlie Fist
Atreeta
Oaunes
Ire
Soldiers and dignitaries honor Civil War memories in Chautauqua
In Chautauqua New York a large crowd heard war songs and addresses by Judge Allison W Tourgee and Rev Atticus Miagyosl. A letter from Colquitt Georgia was read and Wallace Bruce’s song Far Nation Forever was performed. Ex governor Pierre Bent of West Virginia attended. The event closed with fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatauqua
N. Y
Allison W. Tourgee
New York
Ir. Atticus Miagyosl
Vincent
Colquitt
Georgia
Nalion Forever
Wallace Bruce
Poughkeeqpoe
Pierre Bent
West Virginia
Charter Granted to Publish Weekly Sporting Journal
A charter was granted for the Sporting Life Publishing Co of Philadelphia to publish a weekly journal. The company has capital stock and aims to advance sporting interests through regular issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seon Sporting Paper
Iarrisburg
Sporting Life Vpullishing Co
Philadelphia
Denver & Rio Grande rail case delays county action
Leadville Herald reports the Board of County Commissioners vs. Denver and Rio Grande Railway case, the court sustains a demurrer, and a new injunction bid is filed in the name of the people of Colorado. Judge Gehland indicates lack of county interest to interfere, costs taxed against the plaintiffs, with terms for a possible appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville Herald
Dermurrer
Lee Ball Foo
Darks
State of
Colorado
DFU Ray
Kelly, Kuhlmeyer
DeMainville
Denver & Rio Grante Railway Company
Otters
Bob O
Wolcott
Parks
de Mainwith
Denver
Giles
Kietson
Proamicon
Gehland
Oosu
Seine Length
Dos Mineal
Atel
Ceean Preme Court
Pilgrim Commandery charter issued for New Mexican Grand Council
Aug 24 report states a charter is issued to the Pilgrim Commandery of Albuquerque and a special dispensation granted for a Grand Commandery of New Mexico. Sir Knight Withers elected Grand Master and Sir Avight Peaton Keeper of the Grand Commandery of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francines
Pigrin Commandere
Albuaquerqas
Knight Withers
Avight Peaton
Tinaud Keepings
United States
Towboats Move Rafted Logs to New York
In August 24 dispatch from Providence Mast describes towboats Cyclons and Hertram T May Hand delivering a raft of logs 128 feet long from Cape God to New York. They faced a northeast gale off Cape Elizabeth that forced a Portland stop. logs are 80 feet of water and chained with iron in sections to ride heavy seas. The raft holds twenty four cargoes and is seaworthy enough to avoid the higher sailing vessel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclons
Hertram T
Cape God
John
New York
Cape Elizabeth
Portland
Gould Denies Fabricated Campaign Finance Charge
A Washington letter from Gould denies claims that he paid funds to support Manley Matthews and his nomination to the supreme bench. The note calls the accusation a pure fabrication and defends Matthews' backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phe Suan
Washington
Gould
Manley Matthews
Goald
Sitescnitee
Matthews
Supreme Bench
Indian grievances debated at agency in Dakota
Senators Dawes La gan and Cameron led a committee to hear Ue Siaux Indians at Fort Yates. They pressed for an agreement trading reservation land for cows and tools while Indians seek severance and farming, with Sitting Bull claiming spiritual authority to speak for the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Yates
Bak
Bismarck
Alg
Dawes
Lagan
Cameron
Ue Siaux
Ula
Lady Understanding
Death of Judge Hibbard Ends Long Career in Law
Leadville dispatch notes the death of Judge Hibbard a respected elder statesman of the Colorado frontier renowned for dispensing justice to pioneers. once a miner at Holy Cross he faced a severe illness that led to his passing. tribune reports grief and mourning in the community. In other news Mr Frankie of the Washington House sued AL Sehlingman over a hotel name piracy case with the judge ruling in favor of Frankie and ordering a name change within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville Dem
Glas
Hibbard
Colorado
Holy Crows
Prenver Tribane
Frankie
Washington Hodse
AL Sehlingman
Jidge Elliott
Schiingtian
Hhes House
Haine
Labor Federation Concludes Meeting in New York
The federation of trade and labor unions held its last session in New York on August 24. It resolved that trade groups must prioritize labor questions and press for an eight hour rule on federal and municipal work. H Melee of Chicago was elected federation president. A letter from John Jarrett of Pennsylvania’s iron and steel workers was read, noting tariff disagreements and the federation’s stance to ignore tariff questions due to diverse union opinions. The body adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Unions Federation
New York City
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers
Pennsylvania
New York
Federation of Tewse and Based
Ain Et Wan
Federation of
Ofgeniest Trades and Liberations
H. Melee
Colcago
Federation
Aleties
John Jarrett
Amalgamated Associatios of Iron
Garfield Monument Foundation Ceremony in San Francisco
The foundation laying for the Garfield monument in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Aug 24, was conducted under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of California and the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar. Numerous participants attended the event witnessing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Grand Loage of
California Masons
Ghee Knights Templar
United States
Arfield
San Frantece
Cal
Garfield Monument
Grand Masonic Lodge of
California
Knights Templar
Moon
Golden Glate Park
Economic Pulse Reports Stable Community Trade Conditions
New York Aug 24. Dan's mercantile agency notes no weekly changes to the favorable business climate. National conditions show improved bank exchanges and signs of stronger city activity. Grain and provisions markets remain irregular with price swings. wool trade remains dull. Northwestern Traffic Association meeting adjourned due to absence of key manufacturers, with discussion postponed to the current day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frue
New York
Dan’s Mercantile Agency
Pacific and Territories
New York City
Canada
Drowning At Portland Beach After Boat Incident
Four-person party dragged from the water at Portland as four men and one woman were pulled from the surf. The drowning occurred in the afternoon near the waterfront with witnesses watching as rescue attempts failed. Names include Finn Gould of Boston and Kal she Litthe of Washington. Local authorities investigated and recovered none of the missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Persis
Drowning Accident Strikes Party At Ball Head Beach
A party of about fifteen to twenty traveled to Ball Head Beach yesterday. While swimming in heavy surf, most were swept out by a strong current. Four drowned and two more were rescued in critical condition. Rev. Mr. Little and his wife were among those who reached shore safely. their son Kaidie drowned. Search for the missing bodies continues.
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Yatatel
Oypuonique Beach
Usey
Law
Wasson
Dauerin
Ontlerton
Mr. Little
Washington,dc
Kaidie
Connecticut Peace Union Pushes Indian Rights and Universal Peace
Mystic Connecticut August 24 The Connecticut branch of the Universal Peace Union met and passed resolutions demanding an end to the war against original inhabitants. They call for citizenship suffrage and justice for Indians and adopt a platform favoring universal peace and lawful land restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Conn
Connecticut
Universal Peace Union
Kansas City Prize Fighting Law Enforcement Confirmed
Kansas City August 2 The prosecuting attorney of Atehiem attended to the law on prize fighting and urged strict enforcement. The attorney general said the law would be enforced and that neither Siane nor Mitchell would be barred from training in the state. Penalties for fighting or preparation range from one to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Glick
Kansas
Kanswe City
Tepeka Spertiev
Gitek
Atehiem
Hia
Nent
Siane
Mitchell
Major Weather Disaster Reported in Madison Area
An early morning event near Madison caused widespread damage including loss of crops and property. Authorities are assessing impact as residents report shattered wheat fields and disrupted services. Local insurers are responding with initial statements.
Waddy Ryan search yields no confirmed wound report
Chicago dispatches recount a prolonged hunt for pugilist Waddy Ryan with no definite news by nightfall. A friend, Jahnoy Piles, says Ryan was not shot and is in custody. speculation centers on self harm during a drunken altercation and subsequent cover stories.
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Chicago
Tih
Ryan
Yan
Te Tad
Sardinian ship leaves Liverpend for Canada with notable travelers
Aug 24 Landen reports Ameong Ue pas Poc departed Liverpend for Canada aboard the Sardinian. On board were Lord and Lady Carlyon and the Welsh Quarrymen Union secretary. The trip aims to found a Welsh colony at Spar Mock mountains near Fort Colgary Doublin. Earl Spencer in Cork urged Ireland to move beyond bitterness and pursue practical political reforms and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Ameong Ue
Canada
Lord
Lady Carlyon
Welsh Quarrymen'’s Union
Spar Mock Mountains
Fort Colgary
Doublin
Earl Spencer
Cork
Ireland
Death of Le Comte De Chambord Reported in Vienna
Vienna reports the death of Le Comte De Chambord in the early morning. The obsequies will be held at Gartry a week hence. no funeral service at Protadorf.
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Vienna
le Comte de Chamberd
de Chambord
Protdorf
Chambratd
Protadorf
Garty
Minister to Persia Reports Awe at Shah’s Court
Henjamin the American Minister to Persia files a glowing report on the Shah’s reception. He notes costly gifts and royal marks of favor but hints the East’s decorum may demand payment in kind. If customs hold, he could depart eastern service as an impoverished diplomat with a salary of only 8 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henjamin
Persia
Orient
Fragmented Market Note With Odd Phrases
A fragmented text mentions markets with unclear values and regions. It includes scattered numbers and names that appear garbled, rendering a coherent event or outcome hard to determine. The readable bits suggest market data or prices but lack definite details.
Hare and Auge Carte Mo Wagonereia Update
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