Fire ruins Baltimore Horse Shoe works as losses hit
The Baltimore horse shoe company’s works at Hallmarks were badly burned on the 31st. Wares placed in the hawila of an assignee lost, with damage estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. In other news, officials report multiple fires, arrests, and political shifts across states, including Kentucky and Wisconsin, with casualties and investigations pending.
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Dethronement conspirators bail and global headlines
Two conspirators linked to Prince Alexander’s dethronement are released on bail. A transatlantic steamship route connects Newport News and Liverpool. Reports warn of dangers from German foreign investments, and various international political and economic developments unfold, including UK Irish policy, Zululand moves, Samoa ties, and naval incidents.
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Late News Items From The Era Of Uncertain Reports
Frank Jastes accuses Jim Cummings letter and money as purporting fraud. Real estate worth nearly 150000 dollars in Chattanooga changed hands last week. A. G. Canere leads I. A. Wilson in Kentucky Fifth District by ten votes. Minnesota factions dispute the Governor’s race amidst fraud cries. Beaven leads Black in Pennsylvania by 42980 votes. Wolf wins Prohibition 37000. Knights of Labor order halts Chicago packing, 251100 men idle. Britain imports 91202 cotton bales, exports 866. yearly totals rise. Augusta mills cut weekly hours to 65. operations resume. George Tuorum challenges Carlisle in Sixth Kentucky District, alleging doctored returns. President Cleveland declines LL.D. from Harvard. Davin Hopson’s cattle suffer black leg. Lawrence Downavan jumps from Niagara Falls bridge, injuring hip. Rumor claims B and C Express expands into Southern territory via Queen and Crescent.
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Turbulent Wounding at Ward's Station Describes White and Black assault
A violent incident at Ward's Station in Missouri county centers on a family of African Americans targeting George Oliver and his son Jos. An armed confrontation ensues with Oliver and relatives pursuing suspects. one attacker killed, others captured or at large. The scene triggers a heavy guard and pending investigations, with the wounded Oliver and another relative in precarious condition.
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The Express Robbery And Cummings Letter Fallout
In St Louis the grand jury heard testimony from Adams Express officials Damsel and Pinkerton about the Jim Cummings case. James gang member Cummings identity and movements are debated as a Missouri man named Woodward dies in Maryland en route to an advertising scheme.
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