Rivalries turmoil in Prussia and Paris tensions rise
October dispatches report Imperial Chancellor Caprivi amid a Prussian internal rift over Russia policy and impending Reichstag paralysis. Eulenburg factions push for leadership consolidation while Agrarians accuse Caprivi of aiding tariff reform candidates. In Paris, Saussier honors Russia France ties as Avelin lauds Carnot. Meanwhile explorers Bosman fails at sea. Antonio Bhem advances toward Chicago via Argentina with Quito welcome.
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Bismarck
Count von Cai
Botho
Eulenburg
Caprivi
Russia
Bosse
Jiquel
Herr von Hayden
Caytid
Horrible Explosion Destroys Birmingham Rail Crew
An early morning boiler blast near Mound City Birmingham destroys a freight engine crew. Engineer W E Mills and fireman J W Buchanan perished. Mills body found far from the wreck with gruesome injuries. No cause determined and wreckage left as scrap.
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Brmingham
Bruixcuam
Ala
Birmingham
Sever
Mound City
J.W. Buchanan
W.E. Mills
Heiress Diaspoen Inptaxapous Ella Griffin Threatens Self Harm
Oct 28 New York report warns that Ella Griffin aged 27, who inherited her mother's property, allegedly disappeared money and may have killed herself after a quarrel with her brother last Wednesday night. A fragmented item notes a famous exKentuckian Thomas Crittenden dies in New York and other brief items include a quick divorce in Tacoma and an electrocution in New York for prison term crimes.
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Diaspoen
Inptaxapous
Ella Griffin
Gel
Homs
Hersalfy
New York
Thomas Crittenden
Staten
Prisoners Escape From Swainsboro Jail in Georgia
Ten inmates escaped from Swainsboro jail in Georgia before daybreak on October 24. Guards found no trace of the escapees after they reportedly drank water in their cell and the door was left ajar. Authorities pursued leads but details remain scarce.
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Mcville
Swainsboro
Young Stevenson Wedding Ties In City Paper Note
Miss Helen L. Davis of this city to wed Young Stevenson son of the vice president. Ceremony planned for Nov 21 at the bride’s Bloomington home. The match links Democratic and Republican families, with ties to the late Jesse W. Fell. Washington dispatches cover cholera rumors in Mecca and Brazil’s provisional president, while King Albert’s anniversary parade draws crowds in Drespen.
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Helen L. Davis
Bloomington
Central
Jesse W. Fell
Bhoffer
Ays
Drespen
Albert
Regim
Albor
Heavy Weather at Sea Reported Off Florida to Cape Hatteras
Savannah reports incoming steamers facing heavy weather from a storm that moved from south Florida area up to off Cape Hatteras on Sunday. No other sea reports yet. storm center details scarce as of now. The Doctor's Tarn, Now, reports no further data from sea points yet. The Founder Dead James A Demaree founder of Knights of Honor died suddenly in Louisville.
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Savannah
South Florida
Siatteras
Boston
Louisville
James A. Demaree
The
Knights of Honor
Telegraphic Tips Close Spwros Schools
Paliio and nearby schools along the Ohio River between Gallipolis and Ravenswood close due to diphtheria. The note cites routes via Cincinnati and Harrisburg as part of the travel and closure context.
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Paliio
Spwros
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Ravenswood
Cincinnati
Burg
Harrisburg
Nature Remedies and the Stavvjoy Fics Mentioned
A fragment discusses seeking remedies when nature calls for aid. It mentions a product named Stavvjoy Fics by the California Fig Syrup Company as a suggested remedy. The text favors simple, gentle solutions and recalls the need to use remedies sparingly as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
California
Silver Fight Ends as Unconditional Repeal Nears Passage
Washington dispatch reports the silver repeal bill moving toward an unconditional passage within days. Senate leaders from both factions claim the fight is nearly over, with a roll call expected after brief debate and a vote likely around midday. The cabinet, including President Cleveland, expresses gratification at the nearing end of eight weeks of opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Cockrell
West
Duboise
Jones
Nevada
Morton
Chicago
Voorhees
Aldrich
Dubois
New Yellow Fever Reported in Brunswick Area
From Brunswick Oct 24 the weather is clear and warm. The health report lists 31 new cases of yellow fever in 24 hours, with 19 discharges and 1 death. Bill Richardson and Jim Dickson are named as deceased in a separate local notice near Summerville.
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Brounswick
Summerville
Bill Richardson
Jim Dickson
James Hall
Trion
A Tale of Gallantry and a Flirt Turned Rivalry
A Pernies woman faces offense from a youth who is challenged by another suitor. The defender praises Ladmire gallantry after stepping in to protect the woman, revealing a plan hatched by Magis to feign flirting. The pair discuss training and loyalty as the incident unfolds alongside two humorous vignettes from Chicago papers.
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Magis
Chicago Post
A Horse and a Bride Thrown Into Hart County Case
Walter Sullivan, a young white man, was arrested near Danielsville on a Hart county warrant charging him with stealing a horse. Franks identified the horse, Sullivan fled with a daughter of W R Collins and reportedly married him. Officers tracked him down and he will be taken to Hart county to answer the charge.
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Walter Sullivan
Danielsville
Hart County
Franks
Sullivan
Franka
Danieleville
W.R. Collins
Market notes drift in naval stores and pork markets
Naval stores report in Wilmington notes bark, rosin, and tar prices with Byars and others cited. pork futures show mixed firming levels across mess, steam, and options in New York Chicago markets. figures include 9.50 for light demand pork and 9.50 for some cuts, with bacon in lighter demand. The piece also carries a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and an advertisement for Ford & Co in Abercrombie, North Dakota.
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Curoaco
Chamberlain
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Gusrus
Reichstag
Paprivi
the Czar
Paris
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Saussier
Czarna
Francé
France
Na Nniral
Paxana
Bosman
South Africa
Valparaiso
Santo
Antonio‘ Bhem
Buenos Ayres
White City
Quito
Rockies
San Fraceco
Tacoma
Wash
George Itak
Clinton
Martin Poy
Henriette Wilson
Swain
Young Stevenson
Sundberg
Bagdad
Mecca
Brazil
the Herald
Montevideo
Eradarice Delorena
Admal Mello
Delorena
Mello
Ente
Henry Stetzer
Eclectic School
Riverside Penitentiary
Cleveland
Washineton
Stewart
Chattanooga Western
Tennesees River
Chattanooga
McLaurin
South Carolina
Banking and Currency Committee
Brawley
Alabama
Naneguid
Hoge
Wastheron
T. H. Hoge
Virginia
Amoy
China
Brunswick
Pete
J.cowan
Obama Shamberlain
Dea
Chord, & Co
Jenn Ae
Hale & Conaway
Athens
Vicinity
Clayton Street
Georgia
Chicago Tribune
Angel—Yea
Fenou
New York Press
Hood
Hill’s .Wewants
Hill
Ohio Chemical CO
Opera Block
Lima
Ohio
Ron
Aur
B.M. Jaylord
Leslie, Mich
Doris Ferry
N. Y. al Co
Maw Johnson
P. O
Poe
Helen Morrison
Zour
Dave Denulu
Lotegay
Daily Market Reports
Naval Stores
Wilmington
Chicago Market
Okie
Porky
Liverpool
Liverroo
Buye
Mar
Tery
Schofield Sons & Co., Proprietors
Macon, Ga
Schofield
Texas
Hanwock Inspirator
Gullett
Magnolia Cotton Gin
Schofield’s Sons’& CO
Heaton
Bamner
Macon, Georgia
GIN and Machinery CO
ANTA
Georg
Tarebee
Winkle Gin and Machinery
Atlanta
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