Rumors of coup in Honduras reach coast settlements
A Wilford voyage report from Baltimore via Born Island and the Mosquito coast cites wild rumors of Tegucigalpa's liberal coup. It claims President Bogran was assassinated by a Barillas party member who allegedly won an audience by claiming a petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Bocas del Toro
Colombia
Wilford
Baltimore
Born Island
Hondurian
Mosquito
Honduras
Teguingalpa
Bogran
Barillas Party
McCann Defends Minister Egan in Balmaceda Episode
Admiral McCann defends Patrick Egan over claims he supported killing prisoners in Balmaceda’s regime. He cites Egan's anti threats note, his diplomatic actions, and despatch plans to help captives flee Chile. The disclosure, via Post, portrays Egan as wrongfully attacked while acting to restrain violence.
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Washington
McCann
United States
Egan
Post
Patrick Ean
Balmaceda
Congressional
Interere
Baltimore
Mr. Egan
Secretar Tracy
Foster
Misappropriation Shocks Ulster County Bank
The Ulster County Savings Institution trustees removed treasurer James FE Ostrander after discovering funds were misused. Reported losses range from 00,000 to 90,000 dollars. Ostrander is under arrest at his home and may settle the matter by turning over real estate covering the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiyastox, N
Ulster County Savings Institution
James FE. Ostrander
Ostrander
Irish National Federation Holds New York Founders Meeting
A conference of Irish National Federation of America members met in New York to plan branches in other cities and discuss home rule tactics. Patrick Gleason presided and said Parnell no longer figures in the matter. Speakers included Michael Fennelly and Joseph P. Ryan. notes announced branches forming in Philadelphia Joy St Paul Duluth Cincinnati and upcoming in Boston Providence Scranton.
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New York
Irish National Federation of America
Ireland
Patrick Gleason
Parnell
Michael Fennelly
Joseph P. Ryan
Federation
Philadelphia
Joy
St. Paul
Duluth
Cincinnati
Boston
Providence
Scranton
Hugh McCaffrey
Irish National League
Divins Injunction Obeyed Resumes Glass Work
Pittsburg Sept 18 a threatened national strike by window glass workers was averted. A conference between manufacturers and workers settled differences. Workers to accept same wages for the year, manufacturers dropping a 10 percent cut and workers withdrawing a 6 percent wage advance. The restart will employ about 10 000 men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Chickasaw Land Leases Stir Tense Indian Territory
In TriHomingo Oklahoma Territory on Sept 18, reports note rumors of leases on mineral and oil lands by firms limited to Chickasaw citizens. Tensions rise as full-blood Chickasaws oppose further white settlement, with potential for conflict over sub leases and enforcement of tribal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriHomInGo
I. T
Bellamy denies nationalists colonizing Provincetown
Editor Edward Bellamy says the Boston papers’ claim of a nationalist colony in Provincetown is a mistake. He notes Provincetown land is state owned and that his paper is not connected with the idea, stressing no intent to harm residents and no active plan to establish a colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellamy
Provincetown
Edward Bellamy
Boston
Mass
Dick Duncans Penitence ends as Texas killer hanged
In Baour Pass Texas on September 19 R H Duncan the man convicted of killing the Williamson family in San Saba county was hanged at 11 26 a m four minutes after the drop. The four were found drowned with stones about them in the Rio Grande above Eagle Pass. The motive remains unknown though robbery or revenge are possible. Duncan had shown bravado at times and planned to challenge the Texas criminal code after his appeal failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baour Pass
Tex
R. H. Duncan
Durran
Williamson
San Saba
Texas
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Tage Ered
Galveston News
San Sab
4Ck Duncan
Tap
Tap Duncan
W. Landers
Picnic Jones
Disney
Kage Fass
Court of Appeals
Sheriff Cook
Williamsons
Duncan
Jewellers' Bodies Found in Burning of Advertiser Building
In New York on September 17 workmen clearing debris of the Commercial Advertiser building unearthed two charred bodies. Identified as John Adelman and his son Frederick, jewelers with a workshop in the burned structure. Police expect more remains to be found within a day or two as debris removal continues.
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New York
Commercial Advertiser
John Adelman
Frederick
Losses for printing firms in Chicago fire at Monroe street
A morning blaze gutted the rear basement of a six story building at 178 and 175 Monroe Street, heavily damaging printing firms. Total losses exceed 75 000 dollars with Jamieson and Morse reporting 25 000, Blomgren Brothers 15 000, Western Type Company 18 000, Wyckof Seamens 10 000 and others insured.
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Chicago
Monroe St
Jamieson & Morse
Blomgren Brothers & Co
Ss Rere
Gen Isaac I Quimby Dies at 70 in Rochester
Gen Isaac I Quimby, a confidant of Grant and Civil War veteran, died in Rochester at age 70. Princeton and West Point alumnus, he led the 11th New York Volunteers, served as brigadier general, and held education and public service posts including professor at the University of Rochester and senior U.S. official in New York's northern district.
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Rochester
N. Y
Isaac I. Quimby
Princeton
West Point Military Academy
Grant
University of Rochester
Quimby
11Th New York Volunteers
Bull Run
Aigny
Oimby Susuinad
University of Rochpies
Elen
United States Seal
State of
New York
Five Men Killed In Union Pacific Wreck Near Pocatello
A crash between Union Pacific passenger trains Nos. 1 and 2 at Pont Neuf station near Pocatello Idaho killed five men including a mail clerk Weidemyer and four Indians from Fort Hall reservation. Injured included engineer Hoyt Mackenzie Gunderson Lyons and others with severe burns and multiple broken limbs. The collision followed misaligned siding orders and loss of braking control after No 2 failed to yield at Pont Neuf.
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Borst Crry
Ida
Statesman
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Pont Neuf
Weidemyer
Fort Hall Reservation
Charles Hoyt
Chris Mackenzie
P. P. Gunderson
Lyons
Hoyt
Mackenzie
Gunderson
No. 2
Seven Smothered in Fire at Sedgwick Street Building
Flames swept a three story brick building at 549 and 561 Sedgwick street in Currreano. Seven people died and another was fatally injured as a bakery fire spread from the first floor rear to upper living quarters. The Schalk family perished except Cynthia survived. Firemen rescued Burns and his wife and three others.
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Curreano
Sedgwick St
John Schalk
Annie
John
James
Robbie Burns
Cynthia Schalk
Mount
William Keafitz
Ivis Payne
Keafitz
Reginstein
Rose E Schalk
Els
Burns
Schalk
Unclear OCR notes on a family incident and patrol wagon
Fragmentary report mentions a mother and family, a patrol wagon arriving there is a minor financial loss described as insignificant. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherie
Muriatic Acid Fumes Kill Fire Captain in Chicago Fire
A Chicago blaze at the American Printing Company office on Adams Street released muriatic acid fumes. Firemen suffered coughing, chest pain, and suspected pneumonia. Capt. Mullins died, while Capt. Donahoe and a police company member Micah Williams were in critical condition but expected to recover. Several others were severely affected as hospital doctors warned of toxic inhalation.
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Chcaco
Compa
Adams Sr
Mullins
Patrick Donahoe
Cit Neine
Micah Williams
Reman
Hopital
A Costly Widow Case Splits New York Society
In uptown circles a divorce suit against Dr. Alexander Buchanan is revealed. His wife alleges infidelity and financial support cutbacks, naming widow Mrs. Foster as co respondent. She describes threats and abusive acts spanning decades and a large sum allegedly given to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uptown
Alexander Buchanan
Buchanan
Foster
Mor ris Wilson schooner crew presumed drowned near Canso
SEVENTELN DROWNED Hatrax N S Sept 18 The fate of the crew of 17 of the Lunenburg schooner Morris Wilson was settled today Captain Smith reports that on the 11th near Canso he found a beamended schooner believed to be the Morris Wilson All hands feared lost after the wreck and capsizing off Louisburg with only part of a side above water The Eureka held to the wreck until Sunday then withdrew due to heavy weather
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Hatrax
N. S
Lunenburg
Morris Wilson
Smith
Canso
Eureka
Wilson
Louisburg
Mercier's Troubles Sparks Quebec Political Crisis
Montreal Sept 18 The Province of Quebec faces a major political crisis as pressure mounts for the government to resign over a conflict of authority between Lieut Gov Angers and Mr Mercier. The Baie des Chaleurs scandal and published correspondence threaten to trigger a ministry dismissal and a crown versus people struggle with potential far reaching consequences.
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Montreal
Quebec
Mercier
Baie Des Chaleurs
Ottawa
Gov. Angers
Mr. Mercier
Dominion
Trouble on the border near Camaro and Genetta maneuvers
Reports from Rio Grande City Texas detail Caterino Garzia claiming to loot Camaro after skirmish with customs guards. Reinforcements under Ruiz Sandoval advance from San Ignacio as U S troops patrol the river. Revolt movements spread from Paleto Blanco toward Migre, with Mexican troops in pursuit and potential arrests under Texas and federal law.
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Rio Granpr Crry
Tex
Caterino Garzia
Camaro
Custom House
Garzia
Azucar
Ruiz Sandoval
San Ignacio
Laredo
United States
Downs
Diaz
Lieut
Swain
Shelley
Mexico
Langhorne
Genetta Ranch
San Antonio
Paleto Blanco
Camargo
C.a.garza
San Miguel
Revoluionists
Migre
Guerrero
War Department
Texas
Great Britain Spots Violation of Modus Vivendi Pact
Washington Sept 18 Sir Julian Pauncefote British minister has called attention to alleged breaches of the modus vivendi regarding British actions. The note to the Department of State seeks clarification on compliance and potential remedies amid tensions between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Washington
Julian Pauncefote
Department of State
Behring Sea Sealing Dispute Hinges on Technical Points
Officials report no official statement on alleged breach of the Behring Sea agreement as British and American commissioners monitor seal hunts. The dispute centers on whether 7500 or more skins could be taken after the June 15 modus vivendi, with Treasury data suggesting only 7500 since signing while Britain argues a longer season. The matter risks delaying arbitration but likely remains noncritical to overall negotiations.
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Behring Sea
Department of State
Gven
Washington
Speechy
Julian Pauncefote
George Baden Powell
Dawson
Belking Sea
Treasury
Williams
United States
O'Brien charged in Knights treachery across Chattanooga to Providence
Supreme Trustee Edwin D. McGuinness returned from Chattanooga where he investigated the Catholic Knights of America finances. He uncovered a scheme by Treasurer M J O'Brien who stole about 12,000 weekly since last May, shifting bonds to 80,000 May 1, and causing claims disputes among local families. O'Brien fled leaving wife and four children. his wife holds a 50,000 inheritance.
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Paoviprncn
Edwin D. McGuinness
Chattanooga
Tenn
Catholic Knights of America
M. J. O'Brien
O'Brien
John Sherron
Layne Tilley
Providence
McGuinness
John Ryan
New York Peas and Casualty
O’brien
Durant
Explosion at Montville Jelly Factory Kills Five
Report from Charneyn O Sep 18 states a boiler explosion at Van Lise's jelly factory in Montville, ten miles away, killed three men and two young girls who were playing near the plant. Communication with Montville is cut, leaving details scarce.
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Charneyn
Montville
van Lise
Boston money goes west a Nebraska yard sale
A Boston syndicate led by Charles H. North buys a controlling stake in the Nebraska Stock Yards Company in Lincoln. The transfer is immediate with operations to begin November 1. Price cited as about half a million dollars.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Stock Yards Company
Boston
Charlies H. North
North Packing and Provision Company of
Apaunaink
W L Scott Dead A Noted Pennsylvanian Leader
Ex congressman William L. Scott of Pennsylvania dies suddenly in Newport Rhode Island after two weeks in Erie suffering from acute gastro intestinal catarrh. Born July 2 182, he served as a House page then became a shipping clerk for Gen Reed of Erie and built a career in coal iron manufacture rail and shipping with vast wealth and numerous contracts.
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Newport
R. I
W. L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Erie
Penn
William L. Scott
Washington
D. C
Robert L. Scott
United States Army
House of Representatives
Congress
Fom
Oeddit
Gen. Reed
William L. Scotten
Reed
Erie Lake
Senator Morrow Bay
Ofe Spee Oes
Notable Racehorse Domination and Political Ties
Drafted text describes a prominent horse owner and trainer with record stakes and imported Normandy bloodstock, plus political figure J. J. Brannan facing bigamy charges in Kansas City, and a railroad collision in Illinois resulting in fatalities for Engineer Ruddy and Brakeman Wood.
Missing Brunswick girl and Adele voyage mystery
A Brunswick Ga young man named Skipper seeks the Norwegian bark Adele captain and crew to greet them after their Buenos Aires voyage. Carl Larsen aboard Adele and Gene Skipper, 16, eloped with him. parents opposed. They reportedly left Brunswick September 11 with Judge Cohen's consent, then sailed. Separate notes report Sherman Cummin’s alleged Park disaster death, later burial, and a Halifax message that he is alive aboard a sailing vessel.
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New York
Adele
Skipper
Brunswick
Carl Larsen
Buenos Ayres
Gene Skipper
Hornse
Judge Cohen
Absconder Albertson stole $900000 in securities plus cash
Tacoma dispatch details Edward Albertson's bank theft, estimating $900,000 in securities and $10,000 cash taken from Fidelity Trust Bank, with a signed no-prosecution agreement. Reports on county line/seat orders for Oklahoma, crimes at Montgomery Trust, Booth & Co leather fire damage, Quebec oil spill, a rapid New York Central run, navy gun trials, resignations from pay fraud inquiry, and other miscellany.
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Tacoma
Edward Albertson
Fidelity Trust Bank
Albertson
Noble
Oklahoma
W. F. Slingruff
Montgomery Trust Company
Norristown
Penn
Booth & Co
Gloversville
N. Y
Cape Blanc
Quebec
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Baffalo
St. Mary's
Ordnance Bureau of the Navy
Washington Navy Yard
William E. Desmond
Wniter Jones M. Larrington
Yards and Docks Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
R. W. Tapp
Glenville
Penn.) State Normal School
Pennsylvania
Morgantown
W. Va
Brother Bartholomew
St. Joseph's Provincial Seminary
Edward Doyle
Doyle
Bartholomew
Thomas 8. Mott
Oswego
Roscoe Conkling
Democratic
Grant
James Campbell
Philadelphia
Pieres
Common Pleas
Lorenzo Brentam
Chicago
Germany
Luther
Greene
Vermont
Woodstock Standard
Woodstock
San Francisco
Marshall Islands
Lovedale
Pannonia
Hawaiian Islands
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Columbus
William Henry Perrin
Waret
M Dey
Illinois
Kentuc
St. Paul
Newtown
Fire destroys Memphis theatre owner’s building
A Memphis theatre, one of the South’s oldest, burned down Thursday. Owner Jacob Friedman of Boston faced losses around 45 090 with 24 500 insured. Various other items include ship arrivals, legal cases and accidents from across the nation.
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Memphis
Tenn
South
Ursday
Jacob Friedman
Boston
Messrs. Ellis and Ferguson
Mexico
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Antietam
Bowdoin Collage Salineer
Halifax
Julia A. Decker
Col
H. Clay King
David H. Poston
Supreme Part
J. W. Montgomery
May Adams
Oadland
Cal
Arison
William Stouffer
H. Waterman
Underwood
Coffee
Ulster & Delaware Railroad
Pine Hill
N. Y
Goons Gould
Anthracite Coal Producing
Shelbyville
Ind
Maryland
Commission
Patrick O'Donnell
Hazelton
Penn
Philadelphia
Frank Marino
Buffalo
Frank Ingalls
Hattery B
4Th Artillery
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Fall River
Mass
Fulton St
Morgan Jones
William Jones
Wilkesharre
John Broyey
Springfield
Emma EF. Benson
Baltimore
St. Louis
A. Miller
Thomas Shields
Aleghany Heating Company
Pittsburg
Shields
Albert Longatser
Montgomery Trust Company
Norristown
Wff
Slingluff
Truat Company
Mexican revolution battle reported near Nie r Mexico
Juan Macorita arrives from Nie r Mexico says government troops overtook revolutionaries north of Nie r and a pitched battle ensued with deaths and injuries on both sides. Caterina Garza, leader of the revolt, was seriously shot and hanged to a tree. Gen Sandoval fled toward the mountains with a few followers and is being pursued.
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San Antonio
Tex
Juan Macorita
Nier
Mexico
Caterina Garza
Sandoval
Man in Grand Army uniform endures grave wounds on border
Horace Wilcox is carried from a street car in Kawaas City Mo after fainting. He narrates a Civil War tale of repeated capture and escapes from Mexico with 12 bullets and three sabre wounds. He bears copper bullets in his body and cannot ride, forcing him to walk everywhere.
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Kawaas Ciry
Metropolitan
Grand Army
Order
Gove
Horace Wilcox
Mexico
Mindia
Pat
Seals Dispute Between U S And Britain Risks Prolonged Battle
Washington reports that American and British seal commission reports on Behring Sea diverge sharply. Mendenhall and Meriam fear US findings differ from Sir George Baden Powell and Dr. Dawson, with Britain urging a closed season to protect seals. Arbitration unlikely to satisfy both sides.
It Isn't so Pretty Yet Sometimes South Framingham Tribune
A fragmentary piece contrasts a typewriter with a pen and mocks a local correspondent. It mentions Brother Baker of the Dedham Transcript, a man seeking work, and a bank remark about an unwanted candidate. The text is incomplete and reads like a humor column with satirical quips.
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South Framingham Tribune
Brother Baker
Dedham Transcript
Owever
Met 39
Ustworths
nShhen
the Bank
Commercial Matters Update on Prices and Markets
Monday September 91 reports quiet butter markets with price advances checked. Dairy creamery and extra creamery products show varied quotes, while cheese beans fruits and vegetables list current trading ranges. Meat and grain items follow supply shifts with regional price movements noted for New York Vermont Michigan and Ohio markets.
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Nowrow
Vermont
New York
New Vermont
Lima
Michigan
California
York
Norfolk
Jersey
Urajes Iindaon River Concord
Cape Cod
St. Andrews
N.Y
Can
Deans
Minnesota
Abr
Hed & Oe
Ohio
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals and Prices
Weekly market report for Brighton and Watertown lists arrivals by species with totals for cattle veals hogs and sheep. Cattle prices top at six and three quarters per hundred pounds for first quality with varied weights and regional buys noted. Also includes hides tallow skins and wool prices and a notice about a new rate for Weekly Globe private circulars.
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Brighton
Watertown
The Folio latest issue combines with The Weekly Globe
The latest issue of The Folio is an exceedingly yearatractive number. It is combined with The Weekly Globe for only $1.75 per year. Send for sample copies.
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Oliver Ditson
Henry Bickford Pasmore
Emil Uiler
Pauline Mazurka
Adam Giebel
Eeprersary
Eduard Handolin
Danube
Esandra
Rhea
Red Res
Page Wi Ye
Whitemith Publishing Company
John Gungi
Jack and Jill
Powehan Aldicott
John Cooke
Agnes
Franz _Petersillen
Nutmegs and a Sugar Trap Tale From a Household Scheme
A fragment recalls a father's fly trap idea using sugar and molasses around the house. Early success faded as neighbors urged patenting the method. The tale ends with a surreal twist about a bald head and a family member implicated in the setup.
That Was It Epoch Larkin Meeting Gilroy at Summer Resort
Fragmentary dialogue shows Gilroy describing a horse as a 1.50 animal and expressing disbelief at sub two minute mile times. The text hints at a carousal of betting or wager details, including a cryptic reference to a cost or payment per hour associated with the horse's use.
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Larkin
Gilroy
Esrhour-Toy
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