Evasion of Bulgaria and Kaulbars in Sofia
General Kaulbars pressed a Bulgarian reply to Russia’s ultimatum while a new Independent Bulgaria attacked Russia and awaited a decisive response. A large pro government meeting followed, Kaulbars addressed the crowd, then went to the German consul, amid hints of Russian intervention.
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Kaulbars
Russia
Bulgaria
Governent
Zankoff
M. de Giers
New York
G. W. Smatley
the Tribune
Herr Tisza
Europe
Austria- Hungary
St. Petersburg
Sophia
Kanibar
Bessarabia
Austria
VEXATIOUS POINT SETTLED IN RAIL POOL TALKS
Chcago October 3 The plan for a gross money pool on Southwestern passenger business collapsed after four days of wrangling. A compromise ended the vexatious point and discussions shifted to remaining terms. The Wabash urged arbitration while Chicago and Aston opposed it. Alton said to avoid pooling for more than a year, shocking the meeting. A committee was named to draft a one year plan and report by October 11. Thomas Thompson was named acting commissioner pending a new pool.
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Chcaco
Wabash Road
Chicago & Aston
McMulligan
Alton
Thomas Thompson
E. P. Wilson
Wood's Brutal Crime in New York Store
In New York on October 8 Max Aronson a 50 year old grocer on Hester Street was beaten by Policeman Wood inside the shop and died later. His sons intervened driving the officer away and arousing a dispute over the boy’s theft and the mother’s involvement. Police later detained the family for 45 hours, Aronson died after bail. Wood claims self defence and alleges a younger Aronson struck him.
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New York
Max Aronson
Hester Street
Wood
Aronsons
Bancroft Celebrates Birthday At Newport
Newpoft Rhode Island October 3 Bancroft the eminent historian received many letters and telegrams on his birthday. He accepted an invitation to dine with Mr and Mrs John Astor of New York and enjoyed visiting with friends at his cliffside cottage. The guest list included Mayor Powell Joseph Tuckerman the Waldorf Astor pair Miss Whitwell Mr and Mrs Robert M Cushing Dr and Mrs S Weir Mitchell and Colonel and Mrs Jerome N Gonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoft
R. I
Bancroft
John Astor
New York
Newport
Mayor Powel
Joseph Tuckerman
W. Waldorf Astor
Whitwell
Robert M. Cushing
Weir Mitchell
Jerome N. Gonaparte
Dixey greeted by roaring Boston crowd at depot
Adonis Dixey arrives from Gotham to a huge Boston welcome. Fans, officials, and theater men fill the Providence depot as Dixey, his mother, and his entourage celebrate the homecoming before his Hollis Street Theatre engagement. He praises Boston support and shares theatre tales.
Tack Makers Ordered Out By Knights Of Labor
In Fairhaven American tack works, about a dozen tackers quit after the Knights of Labor executive board ordered them out over wage reductions. Potomska spinners return to work except Samuel Hancock, whose discharge sparked the strike now in its third week. Hancock will receive $10 weekly while idle pending district board review.
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Fairhaven
Knights of Labor
Potomska
Samuel Hancock
Agent Adams
Hancock
District Executive Board
Boston and coastal racing and political notes mix in morning news
Marblehead sloop Thetis defeats Mrs Warren s cutter Stranger in early racing series. Internal Revenue denies pernicious political activity in Connecticut. Washington exhibition notes rapid implement progress. Texas cattle industry faces expected widespread failures. Cornerstone laid for Washington Catholic church. Senator Sherman promotes Henry Clay to Kentuckians. Newburyport Democratic caucus split yields two delegate sets. Edmund F Stone nominated for Congress by Prohibitionists in the ninth district. De Bensaud Violet Caimeron released on bail likely to return to England. Deaths include Nathaniel Collins Sanborn and Timothy D Conley killed by train. Otto Baumann defaulter at New York bank. Lowell Bleachery workers’ wages cut. John Stagh es murdered in New York saloon. Mrs. Cleveland at Buffalo. St Louis San Francisco line buys railroad property. Admiral Bera ill at Newport. New York grocer murdered by police officer. J W Sykes Co owes nearly 260000. Knights of Labor delegates flood Richmond. A St Louis lady dies by suicide. Chicago clerks push early closing. Otisabeag tannery damaged in North Woburn fire. Waterford accident. Merrimac Opera House Amesbury burned. Dr Filbert L Wright killed by engine in Hartford. Bancroft birthday greetings. Charleston has no earthquake shock. Knights of Labor order tack makers out at Fairhaven. Kentucky frost injures tobacco. Catholic church dedicated at Lancaster.
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Edmund F.stone
de Bensaud
Violet Caimeron
England
Nathaniel Collins Sanborn
Lowell
Timothy D. Conley
Lynn
Otto Baumann
New York
Knights of Labor
Richmond
St. Louis
Chicago
J. Otisabeag Tannery
North Woburn
Pa Airal Taleead
Waterford
Conn
Merr Mac Opera House
Amesbury
Filbert L. Wright
Hiartford
Bancroft
Charleston
D. C
Fairhaven
Kentucky
Lancaster
LS Enn
Bulgarian ministry dodges Russia ultimatum reply
A Bulgarian ministry delivers an evasive response to Russia’s ultimatum amid mounting tensions. Across Europe, authorities monitor developments as diplomatic friction escalates while public rhetoric intensifies.
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Russia
Squires
United States
Yorkshire
Boston News Highlights Reflect Warmer Weather And Local Movements
Fair and warmer weather today. L M Tibbetts of City Hall avenue has mysteriously disappeared. Clergymen at Harvard College held a devotional service in Appleton Chapel. Dr C A Bartel spoke on the new Unitarian belief. Herman W Ladd, spring bed manufacturer, financially embarrassed. Henry E Dixey, the comedian, is met by a large company of friends on his arrival in Boston. James Freeman Clarke preached an interesting sermon on seeking the truth. General Hazard Stevens nominated for Congress in the third district by the revenue reformers. Massachusetts Reform Club endorsed John F Andrew for Governor. Senator Frye and Congressman Long discussed the political situation before the Norfolk Club. Stocks very active despite tight money. New York & New England, Mexicans and Bell Telephone were principal features. New York bank statement unfavorable with heavy losses in specie and surplus reserve. Clearing house returns show a favorable week and nine months.
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L. M. Tibbetts
City Hall Avenue
Harvard College
Appleton Chapel
C. A. Bartel
Herman W. Ladd
Henry E. Dixey
Boston
James Freeman Clarke
General Hazard Stevens
Congress
Massachusetts Reform Club
John F. Andrew
Frye
Long
Norfolk Club
New York
New England
Bell Telephone
Clearing House
Radical proposals alarm Liberals and unionist policy shift
London reports that Lord Randolph Churchill outlines radical reforms that surprise even advanced Liberals. The government plans next year to implement what Liberals have attempted in six sessions, giving unionists influence to stay in office. The Chronicle calls the Conservative programme a broad Liberal effort for Parliament, not just two sessions.
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London
The
Daily News
Lord Randolph Churchill
the Chronicle
France-Tensions Rise Over Madagascar Concessions
Paris reports M de Vilers, French rep in Madagascar, has telegraphed that the Hovas will concede two points to France: annulling the Madagascar Royal Bank convention and delimiting French possessions in Diego Suarez bay. Premier de Freycinet arrives at Bordeaux and says the government will study a Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce request to ban American salt meats imports.
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France
Paris
The
Temps
M. de Vilers
Madagascar
Hovas
Royal Bank of
Diego Suartez Bay
Premier de Freycinet
Bordeaux
Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce
Patriotism at a bull fight in Maprio
At a bull fight in Maprio on Oct 3 a portion of the audience displayed banners reading Long live Alfonso XIII Pardon for the prisoners Long live the Queen. The audience applauded. Senor Palmerton and other deputies of the Republican minorities met Senor Sagasta requesting clemency for rebels. Sagasta said that everything possible would be done within duty and the laws.
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Maprio
Alfonso XIII
Senor Palmerton
Senor Sagasta
London and Ireland News Briefs From Oct 8 1895
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and wife attended Gaiety Theatre in Dousurn amid cheers and gallery jeers. Four moonlighters at Pealbridge discharged. Sheriff in London Ontario seeks extradition of Joseph Harris alias Squires. Explosion at Altoft colliery Yorkshire kills seven, eight rescued, seventeen missing. London Democrats meet in Trafalgar Square and disperse. Suffolk wreck at Lizard Point vanishes. Cattle rescued with fodder from cliff tops. Naples police dissolve Leo XIII clerical society over disorder concerns.
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Dousurn
Ireland
Pealbridge
London
Ont
Sheriff Glass
Joseph Harris
Squires
United States
Lonpoon
Altoft’s
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Democrats of London
Trafalgar Square
Suffolk
Lizard Point
Naples
Leo XIII
Deputy Sheriff Arrests J Hoxie For Catboat Theft In Onset
Deputy Sheriff Hurley arrested J Hoxie in Caityhunk Saturday night for stealing the 1200 catboat Seria from Onset Bay.
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Hurley
J. Hoxie
Caityhunk
Seria
Onset Ba
Senator Sherman Warns Kentucky on Sectionalism
Senator Sherman of Ohio spoke in Louisville urging Kentuckians to align with anti-Democratic views, recalling Henry Clay era policies to argue that postwar legislation has followed Clay’s national approach. He warned that Democratic return could revive sectional strife and appealed to conservative Southern states to avert another sectional crisis.
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Louisvillif
Sherman
Ohio
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Louisville
Clay
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginias
Indebtedness of J W Sykes Co Reaches $250000
Chicago Oct 8 The seed firm of J W Sykes & Co at 98 and 100 Michigan avenue, which made an assignment yesterday, is far more insolvent than first thought. Principal creditor American Exchange National Bank, next Merchants Loan and Trust Co, with other debts mainly to stock suppliers. Hiram Sibley & Co holds a major stock claim. Assignment followed Merchants Loan and Trust Co denying a one week note extension. Chief creditor estimates total obligations at 230000 to 260000, with half to American Exchange. Sykes health has declined. assets likely cover liabilities.
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Chcaco
J. W. Sykes & Co
Michigan Avenue
American Exchange National Bank
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
Hiram Sibley & Co
Sykes
Orson Smith
The
Quiet Forty-Eight Hours In Charleston Relates Tremors and Relief
Charleston reports no shocks in forty eight hours with only minor tremors in Summerville. Pleasant weather with cool evenings. religious services held across congregations including a union Presbyterians meeting at Westminster. About 800 excursionists arrived from Richmond Washington and Baltimore to donate proceeds to relief funds via Atlantic Coast Line and connecting roads.
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Charleston
S. C
Summerville
Westminster
Atlantic
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Line
Mrs Cleveland Visits Buffalo Quietly For First Sunday
Burrano New York October 3 Mrs Cleveland spent her first Sunday in Buffalo since leaving for Europe a year or more ago in a quiet manner staying at Aunt Mrs Alien Folsom s residence all day Tuesday afternoon a luncheon in her honor will be given by a leading society lady before Mrs Cleveland and her mother return to
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Burrano
N. Y
Cleveland
Buffalo
Europe
Alien Folsom
Wages Cut At Lowell Mills Reported
Lowell October 3 Special. The folding room workers at the Lowell Bleachery have been notified of a 17 percent wage reduction after next Saturday and there are reports of further pay cuts for Naylor's carpet mills operatives.
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Sprcral
Lowell Bleachery
Naylor
Admiral Porter Illness Report From Newport
Admiral Porter arrived from Milford Springs where he was indisposed. On Thursday he became critically ill but improved by Friday and is expected to recover in a few weeks. He can now take nourishment and hopes to be out soon.
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Newport
Porter
Milford Springs
Ladd of Boston Assigns Assets After Embarrassment
Herman W. Ladd, a leading New England spring bed maker with branches in New York and Chicago, assigns to Sylvanus C. Hopkins and Mariner SS. Fickett of Chelsea. The action follows heavy losses from Chicago and Philadelphia, plus foreign consignments. Inventories are being taken at the firm’s houses as creditors approve the arrangement.
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Herman W. Ladd
Boston
New England
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sylvanus C. Hopkins
Mariner SS. Fickett
Chelsea
Oakland Manufacturing Company
Maine
J. W. Converse
John Wales & Co
What the Exhibition Shows
Washington October 3 Spectators attend an industrial exhibition of colored people that opens in the city. The National Republican notes blacks in the South gain trades advantages, while Democratic rule reduced rights. It admires progress and predicts faster improvement as politics recedes. White attendance is high and supportive of the exhibitors.
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Washineton
National Republican
Another House Divided Deliberates in Newburyport Caucus
The Democratic caucus on Saturday night chose rival delegates to congressional, county, and councillor conventions amid a split over H B Curtis as chairman and Albert Currier’s defeat. Delegates favored Colby for county commissioner and opposed Humbert for district attorney while supporting or opposing Spaulding and French for Congress.
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Newburyport
H. B. Curtis
Knights of Labor
Albert Currier
Oid Democrats
Tibbetts
City Committee
True Blue Democrats
City Hall
Daniel M. Felch
J. J. Pitman
Eben Noyes
Phillip Ballman, Jr
John Burke
George Walls
S. H. Noyes
J. B. Torrey
E. Adams
M.F. Barrett
J. McDonald
J. Cushman
W. H. Hogue
Alexander Caldwell
James Kane
A. R. Curtis
W. Chiswell
T. O’connell
E. F. Tibbetts
N. Greeley
A. H. Pettingill
J. 8. Frost
M. Barrett
A. Currier
E. H. Teel
E. E. Towne
G. B. Johnson
E. Donahoe
T. Glynn
P. Cusack
D. T. Colby
A. M. Graham
M. H. Fowler
J. J. Healey
Spaulding
Congress
Colby
Humbert
French
Hurlbert
Corner-stone ceremony for St. Paul Church in Washington
Cardinal Gibbons led the corner-stone laying and blessing of the new St. Paul Roman Catholic Church in Washington marked by a large assembly. Assistants included Rev. Dr. McColgan, Drs. Foley and Clarke, with a parchment noting patronage of St. Paul and signatures from Pope Leo XTEL, Cleveland, and Chappelle.
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Washington
St. Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
McColgan
Foley and Clarke
Baltimore
Leo Xtel
Cleveland
Father 40
Ahey Oeah Chappelle
Foley
Congressional Nominations Listing by State Parties
Democratic nominations include Second Louisiana M. D. Logan and Twenty-fourth New York Judge George W. Smith on the 139th ballot. First Ohio A Miller and Second Ohio Hugh Shields also listed. Republican third Nebraska G W E Dorsey among the nominations.
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Louisianna
M. D. Logan
New York
George W. Smith
Ohio
A. Miller
Hugh Shields
Nebraska
G. W. E. Dorsey
Tobacco crop severely damaged by frost in Kentucky
Louisville report says about half the state's tobacco crop is uncut and badly damaged. Frost has ruined quality more than quantity, with lowland crops hit hardest. The fat Lick district of dark tobacco reports are especially bad, though estimates vary on the extent of loss.
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Louisville
Courier- Journal
Murdered in a Saloon by The Dangerous Blacksmith
Brazilla Vanderver a 26 year old New Jersey native living in New York was killed in an oyster saloon by John Hughes known as The Dangerous Blacksmith after a dispute over payment. Hughes and two companions caused a disturbance and fled as Vanderver tried to help the injured cashier. The fatal blow fractured the skull and Vanderver died before a doctor arrived. Police issued a citywide alarm.
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New York
Brazilla Vanderver
Red Bank
N. J
John Hughes
Hughes
Young Vanderver
Vanderver
Lis
Opera House Fire at Amespury Causes Big Losses
Merrimac Opera House burned this morning in Amespury. Losses exceed 35 000 with Kelley and Woods owning the building valued at 206 000 and 2 000 on fixtures. Powwow Cooperative Store at 3 000 and M Kelley on stable and billiard hall at 2 000. Other tenants suffered smaller losses. insurance on building 9 000 fixtures 300 cooperative store 1 500.
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Amespury
Merrimac
Kelley & Woods
Opera House
Powwow Co-operative
M. Kelley
Fire at Cummings leather works sparks incipient blaze
In Westry North Woburn the J Otis Cummings leather manufactory on Winter street burned early today about 3 am. The wooden 125 by 40 foot two story building held stock saved from the flames. Loss estimated at 6000 with 5000 insurance on the building and 2000 on merchandise. Fire suspected incendiary. Cummings had just shut down two weeks and planned to resume tomorrow.
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Westry
J. Otis Cummings
Winter Street
North
Woburn
Cummings
Fire damages Newport residence. two railroad workers hurt
Fire at the Lathrop place near Newport, New Hampshire, caused about $4000 in damage. Rodney W. Tilton, assistant foreman, suffered a crushed skull and died within four hours. John W. Johnson, pipeman, was wounded between the shoulders. Both injured men were Concord and Claremont railroad section workers. Insurance fully covered the loss.
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Newport
N. H
Lathrop Place
Rodney W. Tilton
John W. Johnson
Concord & Claremont
Fire report from city incidents yesterday
Early yesterday morning two coal cars on the Old Colony line caught fire and Steamer 20 extinguished them. At 9 40 AM Officer Keefe put out a small blaze at 49 Kneeland Street. At 1 50 PM Box 58 alarm for a slight dwelling fire at 55 Oak Street caused by a kerosene lamp explosion. Anna Donahue badly burned. A fire at 8 PM at P J Cantwill boot and shoe shop 82 Meridian Street. cause unknown, no damage.
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Murray
Division 11
Old Colony
Keefe
Kneeland Street
Oak Street
Dobson
Ellen Cowley
Anna Donahue
P. J. Cantwill
Meridian Street
Fire destroys Vermont mill, $7000 loss, insured
Brattleboro Vermont October 8 Henry Fletcher’s two story saw and box mill burned this morning along with finished and unfinished lumber and about seventy five cords of wood. Loss credited at about $7000 with building insured for $4000. The mill formerly belonged to Jordan Marsh Co of Boston. Philadelphia October 3 fire at terra cotta works Harvey Mohler & Co Seventh and York streets caused a $25,000 stock loss and $2,500 building loss, fully insured.
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Brattleboro
Henry Fletcher
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Harvey, Mohler & Co
Seventh and
York Streets
St Louis & San Francisco Acquires Rail Line Branches
St Louis authority reports the St Louis and San Francisco Railway Company has purchased the St Louis Salem and Little Rock road, sold last week under foreclosure to bondholders Charles Freeborn and M S Taylor. The line includes five short branches through a rich iron region and will serve as a valuable feeder to the railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis & San Francisco
St. Louis, Salem & Little Rock
Charles Freeborn
M.S. Taylor
Retail clerks urge early closing across city
Cuiiaco on Oct 3 reports clerks failed to secure an early closing movement. A committee was appointed to approach trade and labor assemblies to urge the public not to patronize merchants who keep stores open past 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
Otto Baumann Defaulter at Union Dime Saving Bank
Otto Baumann, a receiving teller at the Union Dime Saving Bank in New York, is found to have defrauded the bank of 19,152 dollars. He vanished after requesting permission to fix a 70 dollar book error on Sept and has not been seen since. The bank, tied to his twenty years of service, is reported fully secured while an investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto Baumann
Union Dime Saving Bank
Baumann
Despondent wife of merchant commits suicide in St Louis
Mrs Craig Alexander wife of a once wealthy commission merchant and prominent social figure in St Louis died by her own hand this morning at 6 oclock by jumping from the roof of her son in laws house on Lindell avenue. Her husband failed in business and was later confined to an asylum. Since then she expressed a longing to die and had nothing left to live for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Craig Alexande
Lindell Avenue
Alexander
Gilchrist fall opening showcases woollen fabrics and trims
Messrs R and J Gilchrist announce their fall opening at 6 and 7 Winter Street after weeks of preparation. They offer French and German woollen fabrics, plushes, velvets, jet trimmings, bead and feather trims, hosiery, flannels, kid gloves, linen handkerchiefs, ribbons, and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
R. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Gilchrist
New Haven Tax Collector Denies Slander Charge
Alexander Troop of Connecticut internal revenue defends himself against Evening Post accusations of packing caucuses and fixing the state Democratic convention. He questions sources, cites President Cleveland circulars, and calls for a full investigation into his official acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York Evening Post
Alexander Troop
Troop
Evenng Post
Internal Revenue
District of
Connecticut
Cleveland
Delegates Arrive for Knights of Labor Assembly
In Ricamonp Virginia on October 3 delegates arrive steadily for the Knights of Labor National Assembly. Grand Master Workman Powderly attends high mass at St Peter's Cathedral with Mullen and Hayes and speaks at a St Vincent de Paul conference basement meeting. About 800 to 900 delegates are present plus many non delegates.
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Ricamonp
Knights of Labor National Assembly
Workman
Powderly
St. Peter's Cathedral
Messrs
Mullen
Hayes
National Executive Committee
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul
Cattle Men Embarrassed in Austin Texas News
Cattle men in Austin report shrinkage in cattle value and nationwide epidemics fueling mistrust and unease. Rumors claim prominent figures have faced protests and private homes sold to cover creditors, though no specific cases are confirmed yet. widespread failures anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin. Tex
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
WashngTon reports for twenty four hours starting 7 am Monday October 4 expect fair weather in New England and eastern New York with southerly to southwesterly winds and warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashngTon
New England
New York
Meteorological Record of Yesterday at 10 P M
Observations compiled from multiple stations at the same moment capture yesterday's weather up to 10 p m The report notes temperature wind direction and speed atmospheric conditions across locations providing a synchronized snapshot for comparative analysis and forecasting.
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Onsi
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Casal
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Fugs
MR. Bancroft’s
Adonis Dixey
Dixey
John Braham
Adams House
Masonic Fraternity
Quine House
Toa Postman
Comney
Ned Rice
Adonis
I Steen
Hollis Street
Eecley
Conservative Programme
Rin S. Cleveland
Admiral Porter
Washington’s New Church
Canada
Texas
Ss.observer’s Office
Signal Service
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Wil Portland
Clear Mt. Washi
New London
Adbany
Mes
New Yorkseeree
Leto
Penn Ou
W. Shing
Noridgis Jae Nell Ya Ke
Savannah
Verson
Atlanta
Lear H. Ein
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Clear
Oswego
Cleeland
Rain Jeucc S
Lear
Lear Paul Poe
Leavenworth
Omaha
Poole City
Lear Dak
Yankton
Bismarenk
Cheyenne
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