DROWNED AT Tivoli in Calamitous River Outing
A terrible accident at Northpoint Tivoli on the Patapsco river yesterday night left estimated 60 to 70 people dead. The barge Cockade City struck the pier end while crowds pressed to enter, tipping into ten foot deep water as darkness hindered rescue efforts. Sixty five bodies identified by noon, many women and children among the dead.
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Tivoli
Patapsco
North- Point
Holly Grove
Amanda Powell
Henderson's Wharf
John MedArany
John McArany
Grouch
Thomea McLaughlin
Keller
Rebecca Erman
Belle
Mary Burns
Kate Colbert
Laura Swearer
Maggie Thompson
Maggie Burna
Wilhelmina William
Agnes Feehan
Mary Newman
Mary McGinn
Mary Spies
Rosa McBride
Maggie Lynch
Mary Lynch
Mary and
Jennie Carey
Minnie Klinedist
Margaret McGahan
Bridget GaHey
Winfield Gaffey
Mannie O
Moseman
Daniel Gibbins
Albert Ross
Jessie Sumwall
Henry Linburg
William_ Garmer
Bernard Gately
Edward Collehan
Annie Weidel
Married couple burned barn for insurance in Middlebush
In Somerville New Jersey on July 24 a sixty-something couple, the Sullivans, were jailed and confessed to burning their farm buildings to collect $1,600 from Readington Mutual Fire Insurance. They planned the blaze with lit candles before leaving for Bound Brook to hire harvest hands, and hid furniture losses before arrest.
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Boundbrook
Middlebush
Sullivan
Bounilbrook
Sullivans
Readington Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Monadbrook
Lotta Marriage Rumor Denied by Her Legal Adviser
James H Heyerin, Lotta's attorney, denies reports of her marriage to Mr Huss Poaperrui. He cites letters from Lotta, lack of marriage mentions, and suggests the tale may be a hoax or crank rumor. He notes a dinner and draft funds tied to Huss and hints a ceremony details inquiry could yield value. The adviser asserts no credible proof of nuptials exists.
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James H. Heyerin
England
Europe
Mr. Huss
Chicago
A Vanished Lake atop Sawtooth Mountains
Red Fish Lake in the Sawtooth range of Idaho disappeared when the bottom dropped out. An exploration found a dry bed high on a mountain summit surrounded by timber, with the area formerly hosting millions of fish and a popular resort for camping boating and hunting. The cause remains unknown.
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M.T
Red Fish Lake
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Idaho
Destructive Fire in Memphis Trusts 200000 Loss
A morning fire in Memphis destroyed the stores of Stewart Gwynne & Co H B Shanks & Co F W Brode Co and John Reid. Losses total about 200000 with full insurance on most properties and 2609 barrels of oil owned by Globe Oil Works valued at 60000. Buildings occupied were owned by M La Meachem and H Cloth with varied insured values.
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John Reid
F. A. Brode & Co
Joss
Globe Oil Works
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Shanks & Co’s
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Summer Visit of President Arthur at Cape May
Cape May July 24 President Arthur arrives as 10,000 visitors fill the Jersey shore resort. A Cape May reception committee led by Senator Sewell escorts him to the Stockton hotel for a grand stay. He reviews the National Rifles at Congress Hall lawn and attends a public reception with lengthy handshakes. The Stockton rooms 21 and 23 are described as luxurious with view of the sea and furnishings from Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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City National Bank
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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G. F. Rafferty
Pittsburg
Francis C. Burns
CS. Magrath
Edward Higgins, Jr
George W. Dilworth
C. O.thompson
Chicago
Muhogany
Commodore Stockton
McGeochs Real Estate Transfers to Pay Debts
Milwaukee dispatch reports Uncle Peter McGeoch has transferred major real estate to raise funds for debts. His wife’s interests are sacrificed, and he says he is poor yet not defeated. Friends call him a square man who may rebound after settlement, while markets remain cautious.
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Peter" MceGeoch
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Milwaukee Street Railway
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A Libertine's Crime and Tragedy Across Counties
A mobbed murder and a prison lynching headline a sequence of tragic acts across Flora, Delphi, and Des Moines. Alexia eyes reportedly forced into marriage, then killed Stewart after an attempted mediation. In Polk City, Hardy the murderer was hanged by a mob. A four teen Tyner store accident left James Hixon hung on a store hook, a remarkable rescue followed by a fall.
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Flora
Alexia Eyes
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Sault Stewart
Keyes
Keye
Delphi
Des Mores
Hardy
Polk City
Harlan
Marnes
Watkins
Constitution
Cuattanoona
James Hixon
McKinney Hixon
Tyner Station
Settling an Old Feud in Texas Shooting Tragedy
In Dacan Texas on July 24 William Hudson was shot in both shoulders and in the head during a long-standing feud near Perey Kantian county. Turk and Hutchinson invaded Hudson's farm, turk shot Hudson after Mrs Hudson was knocked down, and Turk is free on $500 bail while Hutchinson remains at large. Hudson’s doctors fear death, and his skull injuries are severe.
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Wis Wite
Dacan
Texas
Perey
Kantian County
William Hudson
Thomas Turk
Mr. Hudson
Turk
J. Hutchinson
Hudson
Atchinson
Etil
Telegraphers Strike Expands Across the Nation
Washington news reports a Senate inquiry into labor and capital relations continues, while Western Union offices gradually reopen. Strikes disrupt lines from New York to Chicago, with towns like Savannah and Augusta handling limited traffic as crews bolster from railroads and neighboring cities. Rewards offered for alleged shooters and widespread meetings highlight growing tensions in a nationwide telegraph dispute.
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Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
United States
Senate Committee
Education and Labor
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Manchester
N. H
Concord
New York
Western Union Company
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Dealy
Long Island
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Atlante
Wall
Will
Alanta
Western Union
Stephens
English swimmer Webb dies in Niagara whirlpool attempt
Captain Matthew Webb, famed English swimmer, perished attempting to swim the Niagara River whirlpool. He was ferried near the Old Maid of the Mist landing, leaped from the boat, and disappeared in the 30 to 40 foot waves. Webb left a wife and two children in England while authorities searched two miles below the whirlpool for any trace.
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Niagara River
Old Maid of the Mist
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Canada
Webb
England
Death Ride of Skeleton Carriage Found in Llano County
A carriage with three adult skeletons and two children, seated upright under a tree shattered by lightning, was found near Llano County roads. Believed to have sheltered there a year or two ago, the remains were discovered by a ranch hand who reported to authorities. A lone mail trunk bore a London address to James G. Chamberlain. The site is secluded. tourists are suspected.
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Tex
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Llano County
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