City of Houston From New York For
A brief item notes Houston officials moving a matter from New York for action in the city. Limited readable details describe a transit or administrative linkage and a time frame unclear in the fragment.
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Greenback factions nominate in stormy Greenback County convention
New York and Burlington dispatches report rival Greenback factions within Greenback County nominating slates. Edward W. Cooper heads the Hanlan O Reilly wing for mayor with other county officers named, while Blair Conolly wing backs Headley Dawson Brague Selger and Sigel among aldermen. Convention stretched past midnight with Headley accepting. Separately Tennessee district cites epidemic delaying a congressional nominating convention, Casey Young to run as an Independent.
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Attempted assassination of King Alfonso in Madrid street
In Calle Mayor a man in a blouse fired at King Alfonso but missed. Juan Moncasi, 23, a Tarragona cooper, was seized and jailed. He claims International Society ties and premeditation. Ministers salute the king. a Te Deum is planned. legal action to follow.
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Causes of the terrible negro insurrection at Santa Cruz Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica October 17 The insurrection was fueled by Barbadian emigrants whose service ended and who could not draw savings bank funds. Passport refusals unless paying ten dollars per head and merchant failures in London and Jamaica crippled cash flow. Gen Gumble arrived as British forces took charge. Plantations halted. money circulation slowed. cattle driven to cane fields as cultivation ends.
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Turkey's Influence with Afghan Pilgrims Stir London
Constantinople reports Arif Bey of the Red Crescent has gone to Mecca to oversee Bairam sanitations but aims to meet pilgrims from India Afghanistan and Central Asia to sway them toward British policy and away from Russia. St Petersburg journal warns Britain may risk frontier tensions. a Versailles cabinet council convenes over England Afghanistan tensions amid Turkey state affairs.
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Providence Clergyman Assaulted by Woman at Bristol
Father Rogers of St Mary’s Bristol district was attacked by Esther Cahill who threw a lamp, causing a severe scalp wound and fire. He escaped into a cistern. neighbors extinguished the blaze. Cahill surrendered to police claiming culpability and mental distress. The priest was bruised but not fatally harmed.
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Murder of a farmer wife and two sons near Vincennes
A Vincennes report recalls the murder of John D. Vacelet his wife and two sons near the city. Farm hand Pierre Provost rang alarm after a dawn attack. The family died from axe wounds while Provost is jailed amid mounting suspicion and claims of assault.
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Reading Railroad in Desperate Condition Rumors of Receivership
A New York report says Reading Railroad affairs are dire with talk of a possible receivership early next year. September earnings were 1,401,000 vs 2,670,000 a year ago, and January through September earnings 16,276,000 vs 19,201,000. Coal production fell to 2,872,000 tons from 4,070,000 last year, signaling worsening finances and demand concerns. The Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
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Political arrests in Kingstree split by federal authorities
United States officials in Kingstree under District Attorney Northrup and US Commissioner Wiggin arrest 16 people on charges tied to Swails and Rainey advocacy. Affidavits largely by Black residents. bonds posted for next US Court term. Charges cite sections 5508 and 5320. Some arrests for allegedly ordering Swails to leave the country.
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Fires Destroy Barns and Buildings Across New England
In West Waterville Maine a barn owned by Edmond Crowning burned, taking twelve tons of hay two hogs and a cow with losses pegged at $1000 and no insurance. Suspected incendiary. In Littleton New Hampshire Mace Aldrich’s house and nearby Concord Vermont barn near the Waterford line also burned with $1000 loss and unknown insurance. In Derby Line Vermont J A Gray’s steam sawmill at Morgan burned, with $1000 loss. nearby Lee farm in Holland saw two large barns with hay and tools burn for $800 loss, no insurance. Providence Rhode Island Newport barn of Anthony Stewart destroyed. George Allen and George C Shaw injured by a falling floor. stable total loss insured for $1000 with Hartford Fire Company.
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Seven Deaths in 24 Hours Reported in Memphis Camps
Memphis reports seven deaths in the past twenty four hours with eleven more beyond city limits and eleven new cases. Citizens Relief closes Commissary Department. future supplies to camp residents only. Bullington of Hernando dies. New Orleans reports 40000 rations from Peabody Association and continued YMCA relief. Weather warm in Baton Rouge and Jackson with several new cases and deaths. Pass Christian notes eight new cases and two deaths.
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Bids open for 400000 ounces of silver bullion
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Maine News Roundup From Kennebunk To Islesboro
The Kennebunk shoe factory has restarted and a New Bedford whaler is being repaired at Thompson's dock. Saco Yacht Club boats were damaged in Wednesday's gale. The steamer Spray is aground between Eastport and Lubec and likely badly damaged. Capt P P Foardman’s Islesboro house and barn burned last Saturday night, family escaped with their lives. Portland injury settlements total 1120 dollars. unsettled cases include O Connell, Shaw, O Neil, McGlinchy, Curtis, Flaherty, Foxen, and McGinnehy with various offers and legal handling ongoing.
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Judge Eastman Recovered From Severe Heart Neuralgia at 82
Judge Eastman of Conway, cousin of Daniel Webster, suffered a severe neuralgia attack but has recovered and is comfortable at 82. A Greco Roman wrestling match for $200 a side and the New England middleweight title was held at Town Hall in Claremont on Thursday between John W. Bailey of Claremont and James J. Bagley of Boston, best two of five, Bagley winning in 51 minutes.
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Vermont Legislature Raises Subscriptions for Yellow Fever Sufferers
Green Brimmer a wealthy farmer and respected Pownal citizen was attacked on the highway by three men Charles Snydswent James Mc Cabe and Dick Congdon. Congdon died from injuries Saturday night. Brimmer aged about 70 was identified as the assault victim before death. Congdon in jail at Bennington. Snydfwent and McCabe fined for drunkenness and at large in Massachusetts.
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Worcester trench death and rural crime scattered roundup
John Joyce, a Burling mill worker in Worcester, drowned after falling into a trench during darkness Wednesday night. In Lowell, a shift reduction to eight hours with Saturdays off is planned. Other reports note fires, assaults, arrests, a heifer with stones, storm-wave sounds twelve miles away, and multiple local incidents including burglaries, rail work, and a skeleton found by Garnet Station crews.
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Cardinal Cullen and other notable deaths at sea and in New England
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