Pilgrims in Rear-End Crash at Quebec Shrine
A large pilgrimage group traveling to St Anne de Beaupre was wrecked when the Grand Trunk line rear collided at Craig's Road station near Levia. The disaster killed engineer McLeod, fireman Perkins, and several passengers including three priests, with a high death toll reported by various agencies and injuries numbered in the dozens.
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Banker's failure triggers panic as forged bonds surface
In Urbana Ohio bond dealer Z T Lewis and partner James Stewart ran a 3 story business block and a bank. Forgeries on Highland county bonds led to rapid withdrawals and a $50,000 mortgage on the Ansonia property. Local businessmen demanded collateral and received bank notes.
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Return of Ex President Ezeta Prompts Salvadoran Coup Plot
A San Francisco paper reports General Ezeta exiled in the city plans to return to San Salvador to seize power. He says he has chartered a vessel, bought arms, and will rally supporters to topple Gutierrez. Associates describe a coast landings plan while Ezeta enjoys lavish spending in the city.
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Herbert Delays Summer Vacation For Navy Plans
Secretary Herbert plans a late July departure for a needed break but presses on with Navy duties. He seeks input from Admiral Ramsay and other senior officers on battleship plans while torpedo boat and six gunboat contracts await, plus a potential Commodore promotion amid ongoing investigations.
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Insurgent General Borrero Shot in Cuba Battle
Private letters from Cuba report General Borrero of the insurgent army was shot and killed at Atacia during a battle with General Gomes on June 20. The town was ordered burned after news of his death. A second engagement at Coja Alards forced a detachment of Spanish soldiers to surrender. Northern New York hay crop ruined by a three week drought, with fodder feeding replacing grain in some farms. Fire in St Peters announces the loss of multiple houses.
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Reckless Talk on Eustis Interview Placed by Paris Dailies
Paris correspondent de Blowitz comments in the London Times on The Figaro interview with US Ambassador to France James B. Eustis. Telegrams from Estafetta and Libre Parole criticize the ambassador, accusing him of breaching Monroe doctrine norms and hospitality laws, and warn of potential diplomatic misunderstandings.
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Georgia Decision Clears Bailey on Rail Bond Suit
In New York on July 9, William Bailey sues Walter Newman for nine $1,000 bonds of the Augusta and West Florida Railway. The Richmond County Georgia superior court ruled Bailey and associates legally own the franchise and assets, the mortgage to Mercantile Trust is valid, and bonds were authorized. Bailey, as president, seeks recovery of bonds from Newman.
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Monument to Hanton and wife unveiled in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on July 9 the Orphan Brigade class of ex Confederates unveiled a monument to General Roger Hanton and his wife in Lexington cemetery. Mrs Hanton attended with her husband and the brigade’s historian Captain EL Porter Thompson delivered the principal address as Confederate dead were honored.
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Governors Horse Guards Join Augusta Celebration
The Governor's Horse Guards, 40 men under Captain J. B. Dozier, left at 8:30 to Augusta to join Richmond Hussars in a regional celebration. Delegations from Gordon Troop Hamilton and LaGrange Hungars traveled on the same train to feature the event. Nearby reports note the stolen will case in San Francisco and a Georgia editor Gibbs Gardner’s death in Augusta.
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Gold found and rail plans amid briefer notes from Ashville
A Raleigh style column reports a gold discovery in Ashuville North Carolina and a proposed West Palm Beach to Biscayne Florida railroad contract. It notes a fatal accident near Walhalla from a wagon crash and a local courthouse site dispute in Charlotte for a new county seat. Additional items mention a mill conversion in Birmingham and postal delivery reforms in Florida. A Jacksonville case seeks absolute divorce and a Charleston plan for a constitutional convention to unify Democratic divisions. A Suwannee river body near Gainesville is described, a yacht capsizing near July 9 at Cutlee, and the American Wire plant closing for three months amid a strike with 200 picketers.
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