Martial Law in Rio Declares Passports Exacted at Exit
A World wire reports martial law in Rio de Janeiro with passports demanded from all leaving the city. Editor Rodrigues faces arrest threats, press curtailed, a military tribunal in session, while Dom Pedro disputes recent events and imperial restoration rumors swirl as President Fonseca governs by decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Dom Pedro
New York
Rio Janeiro
Mayring
Mephistopheles
Count
de Figueido
Rodrigues
Congress
Deodoro da Fonseca
Valparaiso
Rio de Janeiro
Fonseca
Conde
Growth of the South Industrial Development Week Ending Nov 7
The weekly review reports 59 new industries, 9 new buildings, 10 enlargements and 7 new railroads in the South for the week ending Nov 7. Notable entries include a $50,000 barrel factory in Waycross Georgia a $150,000 capital cotton tie factory in Anniston Alabama a $100,000 capital electric lighting plant planned for Morgan ton West Virginia and a $40,000 capital Tay lor Texas project. Foundries mills and iron works planned in states from Georgia to Tennessee and Virginia. Railroads organized in Chattanooga Guntersville Inverness and Seminole Street car lines in Jacksonville Vicksburg and Monroe. New buildings include churches in Bertram and Chattanooga reformatory at Knoxville and other civic works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarranooga
Tradesian
Weely Review
Waycross
O’brien
Savenake
Taylor, Tex
Capital
Birmingham
Ala
Marion
Graham and Vernon
Tex
Statesboro
Jefferson, Tex
Iron Works
Roanoke
Bantews
Port Meade
Tstachat Kissimmee
Phoephoria
St. Augustine
Lallahiasseey
Monroe
Savernake
Madisonville
Toccoa
Tunnell Hill
Giddinga
Tetley Cleveland
Inverness
Fla
Semin Street
Jacksonville
Vicksburg
Miss
Sence Res Y
Bertram
Pew Bramiela
el. Ga
Enn
Knoxville, Tenn
Miners in Tennessee Fearful of Worst as Revolt Grows
Nashville reports growing miner unrest linked to East Tennessee actions and convicts released by rebels. Officials say the strike damages East Tennessee commerce by millions as two mining companies threaten to pull capital from the state. At Coal Creek Knoxville workers resume work but fear outcomes of company decisions on check weighmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia
Bristol
Elizabethtown
Coal Creek
Knoxvitux
Frater
Railroad Wreck Hurts Engineer and Wireman Near Smyrna
A Western and Atlantic passenger train No 4 wrecked near Smyrna two miles south of the town after leaving Atlanta at 7 43 p m Twenty minutes later the engine left the track and tumbled down an embankment causing injuries to engineer Charles Barrett fireman John Green and slight injuries to two others Mail and baggage cars left the track but no mail or baggage workers were hurt Authorities suspect train wreckers as an angled rail piece had been moved and not found The incident occurred Nov 9 in Atlanta news coverage across multiple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Western and Atlantic
Smyrna
Charles Barrett
John Green
Mexican Matters Prompt Clarian-Guran Concession Debate
The United States consul general in Laredo arrives to gather information on abuses against Americans in Mexican territory linked to the Clarino-Guran affair. El Diario calls for canceling the Alscranes island fish concession, alleging a Blaine plan for a strategic coaling station. President Diaz orders troops to the border, and authorities promise swift justice amid rising U S tensions and bandit fears.
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Mexico
Dino de Chibua
Sutton
United States
Laredo
Busea
el Tiemps
Carncel
Alscranes Island
Blaine’a
Ding
Soman Eee
Cate
Garza
Lightning Hits Board of Trade Building Burns Kentucky City
A thunderstorm at 5 AM in Loulagility Kentucky sparked a fire that heavily damaged the Board of Trade building at Third and Main. The blaze destroyed the fifth and sixth floors, with the Western Union Telegraph company occupying upper floors. firemen confined flames within hours. Estimated losses run from 35,000 to 50,000 dollars, with total damage around 10,000 to 50,000 noted across accounts. The first floor houses new offices, and the building’s third and fourth floors flooded.
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Western Union
Loulagility
Louisville
Board of Trade
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ma Hour
Western Union Ineseite
Charles Smith
Saas
Nasserast
Notting ham Lace Curtains Offered at Unprecedented Price
A Nottingham lace curtain offer features curtaining creton. The ad promotes canine figure motifs at a sale price of 1 per pair, claiming a record market low not previously seen. The wording suggests a home goods promotion with limited quantities and a novelty design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Bonaparte Family Scandal Stirred London Society
London society is stunned by a report that Rosalie Bonaparte seeks a divorce from Louis Clevering Bonaparte after a tangled history of marriages and alleged infidelities. The case follows one earlier brought by a former husband. Ottawa line steamer Ottawa ran ashore near Bay of Fundy with crew saved after grounding on the way to St Johns.
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Bonaparte
Lennox
Rosalie Bonaparte
Louis Clevering Bonaparte
Osm
Louis Clovering Parte
Teehhead
Evidones
Laura Lort
Seo Lee
Ottawa
Hauvax
N. 8
Farness Line
Bay of Fundy
Possible clash feared as convicts may be sent to mines
Knoxville reports from Nashville that convicts may be sent to Coal Creek mines. Observers warn a small guard force could face attack and bloodshed, while stronger protection might prevent trouble. A quoted expert notes exultant convicts could resist, risking violence if authorities underprotect.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville
Denver
Coal Creek
Two Buildings Collapse in City Business Center
Two adjacent structures in the city business district collapsed after a fall of stone and brick. Herrick and Son crockery shop occupied one building, while the other’s occupancy could not be confirmed. Fire brigades and responders evacuated nearby tenants as debris blocked the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arron
Herrick & Son, Crockery
Hayes Conn News Sketch on Harrian Offer to He
The Palladium reports from Albany that President Harrigan has proposed to appoint Frank x He to a federal post, a decision discussed by unnamed managers. The source cites undeniable authority and notes the potential impact on New York politics and Senate composition.
Angry Chinaman kills officer in San Francisco
Police Officer Jon Gillen was shot and killed by Chin Sn Chan, who also wounded a restaurant keeper and likely killed milkman Joseph Cowell after an insult from two youths in a wagon. A crowd gathered as the shooter fled. In Chicago, thousands protested the four anarchist executions, including Pardons, Spice, Engel, Fisher and Lingg.
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San Francisco
Jon Gillen
Chin Sn Chan
Joseph Cowell
G. Barbaris
Gillena
Chicago
Cuicano
Pardons
Spice
Engel
Fisher
Lingg
Fear of Irish Action Party Influx Warned In Britain
Nov 9 reports say Irish party of action members in America may influx into Great Britain. American detectives employed by British authorities stationed at Queenstown to search incoming Atlantic liners. Police increase at ports in Ireland and Britain amid suspected activity.
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Fenianiem
Ireland
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Irish Party of Action
America
Queenstown
Port
Ire
Tione
Ferry Town Delays Passenger Train Amid Major Fire
The northbound Gulf Central passenger train was held two hours at Ferry at Torry due to a severe fire. Damage details are unclear, wires down, and costs estimated around $1,000.
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Geo. C. Wheatley
Paris
Navy
Thé Figaro
Brazil
Dom Biren
Pasteur
Commodore da Gama
Sisappeet
Brxanaurtoy
Richard Foote
Windsor
Foote
John. Furman
Germany
Terma
Washington
Perchateg
Hungary
Civeinnath
Oscar Oaken
Manu
Second Street
Tate Tong
Myo
Mirgekis Fak
Chifeon
Henriettas
Lansdowne, China
Sarah Silks
Scriven
George D. Wheatley
Lamar
London Society
Ferry Rarnsh
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