Epitome of the Week A wild mix of crimes, fires and political notes
A sprawling digest reports domestic incidents from Keat Lincoln Neb to Michigan City Ind. A husband shot by his wife mistaking him for a burglar. fires destroy Grand Haven and Hastings brewery. duels end in death. robberies and suicides appear. Civil Service reforms advance in Philadelphia. international congress opens in Washington. notable deaths, trials, and political conventions color the week.
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Keat Lincoln
Neb
Tuxonoky Moonectaxp
Michigan Centril Railroad
Michigan City
Tad
India
SitKi
Browary Roomarp
Pillabury
Minneapolis
Joan Brennan
Tontate
Shamokin
John Cargon
San Francisco
Anegro
Greenville
Ala
W. Wens
James Gilkingon
Dunning
Danzel T. Rucaris
South Norwalk
Conn
Prisf
Bartholomew County
Ind
Ogema
Wis
Charles Stevanson
William Johns
Bank of Woodstock
Woodstock
Minn
Cambria
Cat
W. G. Sern
Harry P. Harding
St Louis
Grand Maven
Mich
Baptists Pexaup
Trenton
N. J
Middletown
Maryland
McLean County
D. T
William
Hille
Sioux City
Omaha
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Denver
St. Joseph
Des Moines
National Civil Service Reform Association
Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform League
George William Curtis
Straherp
Kearsage
New York
Hayti
Fred Douglass
Anthon Brex
Blaine
Congress
Harrison
Bank Bros
John Miller
Cedar Rapids
Business College
Chicago
Masonic Grand Louga
Ilingis
Duantes Hartman
Sandusky
Warmer Welcome Opens International American Congress
Delegates from the United States and foreign nations gather at the State Department for the opening of the International Congress. Secretary Blaine delivers a cordial welcome as talks promise closer North and South American ties through peaceful cooperation, free trade, and mutual understanding.
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White House
Wasamaron
Osh 2
State Department
United States
Blaine
Union
Congress
Conference of Nations
Cocunas
Straits of Behring
Europe
America
South
North
Yam
James G. Blaine
John B. Henderson
Mr. Blaine
Normandia Hotel
A COWARD'S WORK A Murderer Attacks Church Gathering
An unknown assailant fired a shotgun at a Presbyterian church during a prayers meeting on Wednesday night in Mississippi, killing Mr Den R Mo Tuois and mortally wounding his daughter Nelle while seriously wounding Henry Plumer with buckshot. No clew to the assassin.
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Xebonge Bank
Anne, LL
Weeting
Presbyterian Church
Moss Point
Mise
Someon
Dan St Melning
Nellie
Treasury Department
Washington
Philadelphia
Conorer
Jous Wensi
Eris & Western Road
Arcadia
Knights of Labor
Moss Porn
Misa
den R Mo Tuois
Nelle
Henry Plumer
Browat
International Congress delegates depart on Pennsylvania special train
Delegates to the International Congress began a tour of inspection on a Pennsylvania Railroad special train leaving New York station at 8:15 yesterday morning. The train, seven cars strong, carried Presidential party members, including Vincente Querada, amid a lavish setup with the engine new and cars fully lit. Secretaries Blaine’s potential presidency of the congress is noted as stirring foreign relations, while delegates from Chile and Argentina reportedly threaten to withdraw due to dissatisfaction with Blaine’s election.
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Ie International Congress
International Congress
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Vincente Querada
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Esperanza
International American Congress
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Rosaio
Japan
Tada
Columbus
Washington
Fach
Blaine
International Congraas
South America
the Sun
Chill
Congress
Prohibition Looks Likely in Western State Returns
Early returns from South Dakota, Montana, North Dakota, and Washington show strong Prohibition support and GOP majorities. Pierre leads South Dakota capital election. Montana voters favor prohibition with large margins. North Dakota district tilts Democratic. Washington leans Republican with Governor race uncertain.
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Syracuse
Yvank Hice
Edward Woeiple
Elliott Danforth
Charles F Tabor
Dennis Brien
Judge Court of Appeals
Will
Marquana Repuiicans
Westminster
George L. Wellington
Massachusetts
Worcester
W. E. Russell
Cambridge
John A. Martin
Kansas
Atchison
Martin
Washington
Frederick Bostwick
Pine Plains
C. H. Davis, Jr
North Dakota
Prohibition
South Dakota
United States
Repulicans
Cartes
Congress
Pierre
Montana
Sioux Fants
N. D
Pierre Na
Pierre Ra
Ostves
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Blunt
WUR
Chaiman Hundly
Democratic State Central Committee
Gamits
Dismancy
N.D
Waril-Mo. Loan
William Hope
AOC Nodrud
Jooka
Helena
Mont
Democrata
Toole
Silverhow
Carter
Olympia
Wash
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Watson
Squire Sensator
Peat Land Fire Devastates Thousands of Acres Near Geneva
A major peat fire near Geneva destroys about 5,500 acres of land and 6,000 tons of hay from 170 stacks owned by L Bell. The blaze, burning under peat, limits access and hampers saving efforts. Experts estimate property damage around 100,000 with hay loss near 29,000 dollars.
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Minn
Geneva
L. ‘. Bell
Disaster at False River sinks Corona with 46 dead
The steamer Corona of Ouachita Consolidated line exploded its boilers near False River opposite Port Hudson on Thursday, sinking with about forty lives lost. City of St Louis rescued many passengers and crew. Captain Jones O'Neil aided survivors. The vessel, built in Wheeling and valued at $20,000, had just come out of dry dock after $12,000 in repairs.
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Carmen
Yucatan
Austria-Silesia
Eric Ware
Port Rowan
Ont
Fonerprussian
Russia
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Rees
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Pierra
N. J
West Indies
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Mex
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Eng
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Charleston
W. Va
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Aughter
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Hore
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Tom Cook
Milly Young
Sam Steal
Tom Hough
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Wilson
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Roberrtson
Mia. Robertson
Lend
St. Louis
S. CG. Sweeney
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Rossiere Line
Southampton
Sydney
Nova Scotia
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St. Pierre
Minnie Ewitt
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Stone
Louder
Painter
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Satamoor
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Newcastle
Miller & Co
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Eurnshaw Line
England
Cuba
Note of Warning on Asiatic Cholera Spreading East Europe
Telegraphic dispatch reports Asiatic cholera gaining footing in Eastern Europe Turkey and Greece with parts of Hungary affected. Baghdad devastated with over 2 050 deaths by August end. Official warnings urge preparedness and caution as the outbreak expands toward the west.
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Greece
Turkey
Parte
Hungary
Bagdad
Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Meardy
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