Hayes or Potter Charged in Multiple Georgia North Carolina Murders
Savannah dispatch reports 19th century outlaw figure Hayes or Potter implicated in the Bourquin murder and a deputy sheriff Page killing in Robeson County North Carolina. Authorities tie him to the Lowery gang and recount past violence from Robeson to Effingham County Georgia with a history of armed confrontation and flight.
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Savannah
W J Potter
Alet Hayes
Swayne Potter
Gugh Bourquin
Red Taylor
Potter
Hazes
Lowery
North Carolina
Bourquin
William Page
Robeson County
Taylor
Page
Hayes
al Hays
South Carolina
Effingham County
Geogia
Herry McLeed
McLeed
Drews
Lowery Gang
British ship rescues crew of Swedish bark Norrskenet
The Ocean Ranger under Captain Piper arrived at St Michaels on December 14 after sailing from Glasgow October 20 to St Johns Newfoundland. It landed the crew of the Swedish bark Norrskenet commanded by Captain Anderson from Savannah, abandoned November 11 in a sinking condition en route to Rotterdam.
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St. Michaels
Piper
Glasgow
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Norrskenet
Anderson
Savannah
Rotterdam
Landslide wreck halts C O railway eastbound
A landslide at Westcomb West Virginia derailed the Chesapeake and Ohio eastbound express at 9 45 after heavy rains. The engine, postal car, and baggage car left the rails. The engineer and fireman were killed. The baggage master was only slightly injured. No passengers were harmed.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Westcomb
W Va
Hreman
Britain's Deepest Lake Discovered Loch Morar deepest in UK
A survey of UK fresh water lakes led by Sir John Murray finds Loch Morar in Inverness-shire as the deepest lake. The chart records a maximum depth of 1009 feet and a floor that stays below 60 feet for over seven miles, with the deepest point 972 feet below sea level, separated from the sea by a narrow sand bank.
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Britain
United Kingdom
John Murray
Loch Morar
Inverness-shire
Senator Gallinger Defends Animal Experiments Debate
Washington December 14 Senator Gallinger a New Hampshire senator and physician released a letter replying to Dr Keen of Philadelphia about Midshipman Aiken and animal vivisection. He says his bill would regulate, not prohibit, experiments and argues brain reactions vary across animals and cannot be safely applied to humans. He cites brutal animal tests and asserts such barbarous practices should be condemned.
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Washington
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Aiken
Keen
Gatlinger
Costly West Side real estate swap filed in county records
In Chicago on Saturday afternoon a sharp property trade was filed for record exchanging four and three quarters inches of Warbash avenue frontage for 1250 dollars. Levi Z Lerter bought the fraction, land that lies just south of a 50 foot lot he acquired ten years earlier from Melville W Fuller. Vanderbilt's Condition Unchanged. New York report notes Vanderbilt’s status remained the same at midnight.
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Chicago
Warbash Avenue
Levi Z Lerter
Melville W Fuller
Supreme Court
Knights of Columbus initiates sixty five in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on December 14 the Knights of Columbus initiated sixty five men. A large number attended from nearby cities and a team from Nashville initiated the candidates. Tonight a dinner was held for the visitors.
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Knights of Columbus
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Mrs U S Grant Dies in Washington at 11:17 PM
Washington reports the death of Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant at her residence from heart failure after years of valvular disease aggravated by bronchitis. She was 66, with daughter Mellie Sartor by her side. sons and relatives were en route or elsewhere. Remains to be interred at Riverside Park.
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Washington
U. S. Grant
President Grant
Rosemary Sartoris
Dr. Bishop
Jessa
Ulysses S. Grant
California
Fred Grant
Texas
Grant
Tulla Dent
St. Louis
Frederick
Ellen Wrenshall Dent
Campesoning
White House
Mrs. Grant
Nellie
Algernon Sartoris
Frederick Dent Grant
Jesse
Ulysses Sherman
San Diego
Cal
General Grant
Wales
London Daily Chronicle
Jonses
Evanses
Lewises
Hlises
Bufider Jones
Grocer Jones
Japan
Cymric Association
Tredegar Lewis
Tredegar
Jones
Evans
Willams
John Williams
Brickyard
John Brickyard
J. Brickyard
Hsq
Man
Evan-Sal
Sal-Even
Ilza-Sal-Evan
Sullivans
Mosby Beaten by the Barons in Cattle Case
Omaha reports the government case against cattle barons over Hicgal land entries weakened by Colonel Mosby's lack of diplomacy and indiscretion. Recalls to Washington suggest a move to California as officials fear securing broad convictions. Observers say Mosby’s newspaper tips tipped off culprits, hindering evidence gathering.
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Omaha
Nebr
Mosby
Washington
California
Rival for Muscling Var salona Eludes Justice With Band of Murders
Sicilian brigand Varsalona, allegedly leading a group of eight, promises greater fame than Muscling. Some 600 men await trial for aiding him as the army and navy deploy two warships to prevent escape by sea toward Malta or Tunis. Police chief calls the manhunt difficult, planning a decisive campaign that may end with Varsalona in custody.
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Muscling
Varsalona
Navy
Admiralty
Bris Rand
Malta
Tunis
Senate schedules clash over militia reform and statehood plan
Washington dispatch reports Senate business dominating the week with Proctor seeking fast action on militia reorganization and Dillingham pressing New Mexico and Arizona statehood. Nelson Burnham Kean to speak. Beveridge to close. House expected steady, Christmas adjournment looms. Wales names rise with social suffixes and name identity noted as linguistic curiosity.
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Washington
Senate
Proctor
United States
Dilingham
New Mexico
Arizona
Tongth
Sewell
New Jersey
Nelson
Committee On Territories
Dillingham
Burnham
Kean
Beveridge
Friends
Penrose
Agricultural Department
New England
District of Columbia
Secretary of Agriculture
Legisaation
Hon W O Sullivan’s rise through Tasmanian press ranks
Born in Tasmania he started as a printer at age ten in Hobart Mercury. He advanced through compositor reporter subeditor accountant advertisement canvasser publisher editor and proprietor. Now he owns morning evening and weekly journals in New South Wales.
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W. O'Sullivan
Public Wits
New South Wales
Tasmania
Hobart Mercury
Salingbury Remembered and the Premier Bet
A July Century piece recalls Julian Ralph recalling a brief interview with a premier near Victoria’s death. The anecdote centers on a Lord Robert Cecil era bet of sixpence settled in the same newsroom staff memory. The piece contrasts old English democracy with modern press access and ends with a cafe-style medical ad for cold relief.
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Salingbury
Julian Ralph
Victoria
Robert Cecil
Cowper
Lterary
Apapte
Ted
Venezuela War Speech Promises Valor In Crisis
The speech pledges defense of Venezuela with actions against armed intruders while urging prudence to protect the nation’s good name. Volunteers rally, and a city parade of whites and blacks follows, as leaders from Caracas to La Guayra react to British and German pressure and Allied notes.
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Europe
Venezuela
Associated Press
Alfred Blohm
la Guayra
Efe
von Pilgrim Baltazzi
Vineta
Legation
Herr von Pilgrim
Castro
Germany
Caracas
United States
Bowen
Great Britain
el Mocho
Hernandez
Maracaibo
Curacao
Caraccas
Puerto Cabello
Charybdin
Madame von Pilgrim- Baltazzi
Madame von Pigrim-Baltazzi
Madame von Piigrim-Baltazzi
Yellow House
ALY
Italy
Marietta
G Guard
Rome
Italy and Britain stance in Venezuela crisis deepens
Reports from Caracas, La Guayra, and London describe escalating tension as Italy and Britain push ultimatums and naval deployments. Venezuelan ports face blockades, German and British residents fear exile, and US views invoke the Monroe Doctrine while Caracas braces for further action.
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Sinman
Actu
Italy
Oteranto
Tripoli
Morocco
Venezuela
W. W. Russell
Caracas
University of
Bowen
la Guayra
United States
Panama
la Estrella
Washingto
Guanta
Guayra
Guanita
Vineta
T.e Vineta
London
Lansdowne
War Office
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Germany
Great Britain
Statement of Samuel Arnold on Lincoln kidnapping plan
Raleigh December 14 Special The Sunny South prints Samuel Arnold’s sworn statement detailing Booth conspirators aiming to kidnap President Lincoln. John T. Ross recalls Arnold during Civil War confinement at Fort Jefferson with Mudd Spangler Laughlin and Rotherg, noting discipline and punishments including for Grenfill who refused to work with negroes.
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Raleigh
Samuel Arnos
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
John T. Ross
Arnold
Ross
Baltimore
Ife
Fifth Artillery
Port Jefferson
Mudd
Spangier
Laughlin
Rotherg
George B Andrews
Goldeborn
Arnal, Mudd
Spangler
Léger Grenfill
Chicago
Grenfill
Gulf
Ross Baya
Rose
Jefferson Davis
Fort Monroe
Stone
Grenill
Fort Jefferson
Unclear text fragment mentions strikes and Marseille unrest
Unclear OCR fragment reports trike activity and labor tension in Marseille with references to union laborers and police response. Mentions general strike moves and possible military or political figures amid chaotic daily events. Specific names, dates, and outcomes are not readable.
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Marse
Herses
Mar
Marseille
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