Death by Hydrophobia in Brooklyn Rocked City
The long, painful fatal hydrophobia case of Mr Andrew Jackson in Brooklyn is recounted with grim detail. He contracted the disease after a dog bite, endured agonizing spasms, and died after a night of terror and convulsions. The incident parallels a prior hospice case and follows a summer pattern of deaths in the area. Separately, Thomse and John Dully of the Sevastopol Rock gang fought officers during arrest, with Dully fatally shot and others injured.
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History of the Schiller disaster by Henry Stern survivor
Henry Stern, a passenger on the steamer Schiller, recounts the nightmarish sinking off Scilly Islands on May 7 to May 8. He describes fog, rocks, lifeboat swamps, heroic captain, brutal waves, and his own survival aided by St Agnes fishermen. Survivors reach St Marys. Stern travels via Paris and Berlin before returning home.
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Terrible Storm Strikes Midwest Causes Broad Destruction
Reports from Illinois Kansas City and St. Louis describe a violent storm that damaged railroads bridges and fences and flooded fields across fifty miles. Across several states bridges were washed away rails bent and trains delayed with millions expected to repair the network.
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Moody and Sankey Visit Stir at Eton College
Moody and Sankey plan services for Eton students provoking significant controversy. Governors and local figures debate sanction with protests signed by 659 boys and a 300-signature memorial. London papers urge measured action and avoid disgrace to the college.
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Grand Rapids Fire Claims Over a Quarter Million
A major blaze in Grand Rapids yesterday destroyed a three block district and parts of five others spanning ten acres. Sixty stores and dwellings and 40 houses burned, with total losses exceeding 250000 dollars. Fire crews and officials reported extensive damage in the burned area.
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Assembly Proceedings in Paris on Centennial Grant
In the Paris Assembly on June 21 a 2000 grant was approved as a worthy US Centennial Exhibition representation with one vote against. Debates opposed the bill citing presidential prerogatives and risks to republican government. Right praised old doctrines while the Left offered no counter demonstration.
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The simple funeral of M de Remusat at the Madeleine drew a large crowd and four academy speeches. Later a grand wedding followed, as Mme Say and her groom, amid high society, prepared for a chaumont honeymoon in a château bought for 1.8 million francs.
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Delegates Arrive in Aveusta for State and Congregational Conventions
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Richmond Knights Templar Entertained at Rocky Point
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Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Return Home From Boston Centennial
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Family feud ends in fatal shooting in Ion Tennessee
Memphis today reports Brad Yarborough a Justice of the Peace living near Ion Tenn was killed on Saturday by his brother in law William Kinney Kinney surrendered to the Sheriff this morning The two men were wealthy influential residents and the homicide causes great excitement in the neighborhood
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Garibaldi Tops Rome Municipal Election Slate
Garibaldi led the successful candidates as Rome held municipal elections today with broad cross party support. The Pope received deputations offering congratulations on his coronation anniversary and dismissed rumors of a reconciliation with the Italian Kingdom.
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Suspect Holcomb Arrested in Indiana Theft Case
Horace Holcomb, using aliases, was arrested in Kendallville Indiana on charges of stealing goods valued at 10000 from a merchant in Auburn New York. Authorities had pursued him for two months across the Southern and Western States.
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Carlists Claim Strong Advance Into Castile
The Carlist Committee in Loxpon reports receiving intel that Carlists have entered Castile in force and were well received in every location.
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Atlantic and Great Western Train Wreck at Hamilton
A passenger train from Cincinnati bound eastward was derailed near Hamilton Ontario by a misaligned switch. Fireman James Kirxup was killed and engineer James Gray was badly bruised. no other injuries reported.
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U S Naval Squadron Moves. Ships Sail From Kiel
The steamers Franklin and Alaska of the U S squadrons sailed from Kiel last evening. The Juniata has reached Hamburg with machinery slightly damaged amid the eventful return voyage.
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Prominent Officials Indicted in New Orleans Area
The Grand Jury indicted Justice of the Peace Thompson of Algiers for embezzlement and extortion in office. D. F. Huan, a noted politician, was arrested on forgery charges in St James parish.
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