Indictments for Murder and Abortion Reported in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne on October 15 the Grand Jury indicted Fred Heibler for first degree murder, alleging he shot his wife about six weeks ago and his trial is set for the first of next month. Dr Brubach, a German physician, was indicted for abortion. Greeleyites feel despondent over upcoming Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana elections and doubt their turnout will produce a Greeley majority despite optimistic electoral projections.
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Timor
Port Wayne
Fred. Heibler
Feibler
Hils
Brubach
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Gee Orn
Greeley
Waterloo Indiana Fair to Feature Auroral Display
Special dispatch reports the Northeastern Agricultural Association fair in Waterloo starting October 15. Arrangements include ferrying visitors from the fair, with high expectations for prize stock and racing events. An auroral display last evening is noted as a standout attraction for the event.
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Times and Chronicle
Waterloo, Inc
Kayes
Northeastern Agricultural Association
Receipts at Los Lontaville Exposition and Attendance Update
Receipts from the Los Lontaville Exposition show figures tied to October 15. Attendance during the season reached about two hundred fifty thousand with receipts estimated around 865 000 dollars.
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Los Lontaville
Paris and New York report on McMahon talks and troop deployments
From Paris and New York dated October 15, soldiers were posted near key positions as Imperialists were watched closely. Marshal McMahon held a conference last night amid tense developments.
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France
New York
Paris
Marshal McMahon
Speech by Carl Schurz in St Louis October 15
A fragmentary account of Carl Schurz's St Louis address on October 15. The speech acknowledges reverses and shifts in political stance, noting that even with losses there remains hope for victory and future influence.
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Carl Schurz
Muare
St. Louis
Grand Political Pow Wow in New York October 15
Report from New York on October 15 describes a grand political pow wow where John A Finch and Mr 4 ace discussed canvassing strategies across states and announced plans to prosecute the campaign. The brief notes unclear details and outcomes.
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New York
John A. Finch
Liberal Candidates Claim Narrow Victory Hope
A fragment notes October 15 as a moment in the Liberal cause with leaders declaring they have not conceded and that victory remains within reach. The passage hints at ongoing political maneuvering and speculative outcomes.
Apollo Hall Democrats Nomination Shifts in Tenth District
The German Reform Committee adopted resolutions for state nominations. Middletown hosts Feige in the state campaign. Apollo Hall Democrats previously nominated Julius Wadsworth for the county contest in the Tenth District.
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Tammazy
Dee Ag
Feige
Middletown
Apollo Mall
Apollo Hall Democrats
Julius Wadsworth
Contiiik
New York Aurora Displays and a Murder Tale Unfolds
A jagged, garbled note from New York hints at an auroral display observed last night. It mentions a murder in a ragged context, a grand juryman, and a raucous scene with officials and a suspected ring or racket, all set against a foggy backdrop and tense streets.
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New
Yor
Dempecy
North Carolina Democrats Defer Election Contesting
In Raleigh Democrats decline to contest the state election at this time. The party will not file notice or pursue formal contesting actions yet, delaying further steps.
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New York
Raleigh
Boston Assault Case Raises Death Question
Three suspects aged over 18 are involved in an incident on October 15 where a woman was struck on the head and died from a crushed skull, according to local reports. The case centers on the alleged violence and ensuing investigation by authorities.
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Boston
Lac La Belle wreck reports drift and survivor accounts
Milwaukee dispatches detail Lac La Belle disaster with several boats missing and crew unsure of survivors. Wreckage traces indicate lifeboats full of women and men, with nine to fourteen aboard lost or rescued. Lac La Belle's captain and crew faced heavy seas and cold as the steamer sank after harbor departure.
Obsequies of Seward Draw Large Crowds in City
Funeral scenes moved through a residence and church with solemn rites. A procession lined streets as about six thousand spectators watched. The service featured crosses, altar cloths, and hymns led by clergy including Rev Dr Brainard and Rev Dr Muhlenburg. The interment at Glen Haven, near the river bank, was marked by sarcophagi for the late statesman’s wife and daughter.
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J. Seward
Peter's
S. Pauls
Abura
R. Hale
John’s
Thomas G
el Our
Dr. Brainard
Potter
Christ
Brainard
Muhlenburg
Brainard Nagy
Glen Haven
Fragments of a Civil War Era Telegram
Readable OCR notes show a telegram in Washington DC to President Grant. It mentions sympathies for dead or wounded family members and is signed by Pard We and Sa Swano. The fragment reflects formal gratitude and civic language of the period.
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Deeiat Tate
Grant
United Nates
Wehlington
D.C
Baltimore Catholic Council Eyes Radical Declarations
Baltimore dispath reports the installation ceremonies of Archbishop Bagley in New York drew bishops into a prolonged conference. A provincial council was expected early in Bagley’s tenure to address racial justice secular codes and related church reforms amid opposition from conservative factions.
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New York
Baltimore Dispatch
Archbishop Bagley
Archibiebos Bayley Mies
Berty Fe
South Carolina Bolters and Carter Forgery Scandal in Debate
In Columbia South Carolina opposition to the Bolters ticket grows as Carter the forger faces potential bail after a jail sentence for forging a political letter from Ulysses Grant. The scandal involves Governor and Senator Sawyer and disrupted party platform events amid disputed assembly.
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Bolters
Carter
A. Columbia
8. C
Peety
New Merchants' Exchange in St Louis
A meeting of the Mockholders reveals issuance of bonds for constructing a new Merchants' Exchange building in St Louis. The plan includes purchase of a block and tax release for Fourth and Chestnut streets, with funds directed to erect the finest buildings in America.
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New Merchants’ Exchange
St. Louis
Louis
America
Congressional Nominations for New York Districts
James W. Covert, first district of New York, paired with Parabie II, Democrat, nominated for the third district. The brief notice outlines candidate names and party affiliations in a fragmented Senate nomination update.
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New York
Parabie II
River levels and frost mark fall on Portland Bar
Special Dispatches report the Santee river falling with 22 biches on Portland Bar as frost covers the area. Weather is clear and cool. Boats show no movement. Reads of falls and inches at Cincinnati and Portland tracked by local cues. Provisions of the day shifted with time marks listed around Mound City and St. Luke observations.
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Times
Chronield
Portland Bar
Cincinnati
Portland
French H Island
Henry
Yisben
Atest Mound ‘City
A. M
Luke
Saeed Thakeor
Fires and assaults stain week across towns and cities
Reports from Newton California describe Sunday night fire destroying the town area. Dorchester records a fatal shooting of Charles Lane. Chicago hosts a Republican rally at the West Side Rink with James Blaine speaking. A former congressman faces fugitive rumors in Philadelphia. New York City’s debt rises 54 million due to bonds for schools and docks. A Louisville foreman is jailed in a murder case tied to a fallen building. Bismarck’s wealth denial is published by the North German Gazette. Howard is jailed in Baltimore for customs duty fraud. George Grant of London buys 15,000 acres in Kansas near the Kansas Pacific Railroad with plans to stock and develop the area.
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New York City
A An
Louisville
Nolte Gam Hy
Geo. Grant
London
England
Ellis County
Kansas
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Expedition to the Yellowstone charted for railroad route
A dispatch from Fort Rice details a surveying expedition under Col. D D of the Twenty second Infantry to the Powder River region near the Yellowstone. The party moved July 26 and returned August 6, reporting no hostile Indians encountered, but skirmishes with bands attempting to stampede cattle. They found lignite and coal beds from the Missouri River to O Fallin’s Creek, timber along the route, and Ten Grass and Bad Lands avoided by engineering. The route may yield a direct, practical Northern Pacific Railroad line with adequate water and timber noted along the way.
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Powder River
Yellowstone
Col. Dd. Capone
Fort Rice
C. T
Northern Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
O’fallin’s Creek
Iner
Fragmentary 19th Century Widower Obituary Fragment
A damaged phrase soup from a Commercial Advertiser page reflects a bygone obituary tone. The fragment hints at a West and prairie motif, a character named Grose, and a vow to bury sorrow in decency, with references to medicine and modern times. The text is garbled but centers on an untimely end and funeral manners.
Murder trial ends as Matty Howe sentenced for infant death
The Matty Howe case, tried before Judge Joseph F. Barnard, ended with a manslaughter sentence after a lengthy trial. Howe, who stated she was pregnant by Edward Lane, gave birth in a Fishkill hovel and left the infant, later found dead. The court sentenced her to one year in the Albany Penitentiary.
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New York Herald
Povcukespsi
Matty Howe
Joseph F. Barnard
Edward Lane
Fishkill
Pegro
Archi
Uss
Eeeretii
Ted Hester
Samana
Sherk
Eugene Schmitland
Matty
Lothally Sehmitland
Lottis Alaenses
Albany
Schmithaind
Ieee
Fei
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Howe
Simaler
Jenga
Evidense
Wales
Potgherepsie
Teria
Baer
Belle
Marry Howe
Marry Howe. P
Jamesee
Masonic Grand Lodge meets as election returns roll in
Official returns from Columbus report about eight hundred delegates at the Masonic Grand Lodge session. Republican efforts push for renewed organization and coordinated meetings in counties. Gov Noyes leads or trails as Democratic gains total 14,072 with four counties still unsure.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Ircular
Republican Committee
the Times
Columbus
Masonic Grand
A. J. Newcomb
A.W. Battin
Republican Executive Committee
Sherwood
New York State
Aea
Noyes
Ashland
Ottawa
Paulding
Putnam
Gum-Shoe Man Auroral Display Found Dead in Well
CHILLICOTHE October 13 Special Dispatch reports the gumshoe man mystery persists as he appeared last night frightening women. An auroral display lit the sky. Mrs Bowers of Huntington Township was found dead at the bottom of a well last week. she was about 45 and suspected of epileptic fits, possibly causing her fall.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Chillicothe
Bowers
Huntington Township
Chillicashe
Trial dates set in Fields case in New York terminer
In New York on October 15 Judie Brady denied postponement of the Fields trial and set the case for the other date. Fields' counsel said he had left the city. At Evanston Reuben's jewelry store near the depot caught fire at three o clock destroying eleven frame buildings and causing heavy losses estimated around 9000,000 with some figures cited. The blaze was thought to be sparked by a lamp.
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New Yourn
Judie Brady
Fields
Reuben
Depot
Evanston
Yoote
Women's Tea Company
Dr. Deems
James W. King
Mix Susan King
Mips
New York
Nisinng Oil
Woman's Tea Company
Sandy Hook
Soeghemee
Towboat Pred Wit son Tests and River Conditions
The Monongahela remains stationary with two inches in the channel while the Petrol sails this afternoon for Wheeling. New steel boilers on the towboat Pred. Wit son were tested yesterday and performed well. Weather is cool and cloudy with south wind. Evansville MD October 14 lists port movements including John Lumsden to Aire, Gracey Cairo, Eddyville to Leckport, and Gracey Vitt at 8 AM for Cairo. Business is good as Gracey Vitt and Faldyville Moun Oak with barges plan to depart this evening. A heavy frost touched the river morning, one inch of ice noted. wind stiff from the south.
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Monongahela
Wheeling
Witson
Evansville
John Lumsden
Aire
Po Gracey
Cairo
Reaurn
Eddy
Imn
Anghes
Leckport
Mouna Oak
Iere
Steamship Arrivals Report From October 15 Towns
Marine notices report multiple steamships arriving on October 15. Meagaship Maine reached Queenstown while Steainsh Parthia and Spain left Liveroon. Netorian arrived in New York and Bremen steamers Salesia and Americas also listed with arrival or departure status.
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Sor Thameton
Maine
Queenstown
Pa Parthia
Spain
Liverroon
New York
Pest
Salesia
Front’ sEansburg
America
Bremen
Markets Report From October Day's Special to Times and Chronicle
Pittsburgh crude planding quiet at 1.15 with old market pict and crude rye price hints. New York report notes end last evening with rye prices steady. Philadelphia market quiet with refined at 39. City quiet and unchanged at 39. Sports section follows.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittsburg
New York
Ja Leige
Bea
Pilatelphia Very
Verites Vile Quiek
Markets fluctuate across items and dates in grain report
October reports show flour steady and wheat mixed in markets at Minacuxa and Michigan. Wheat prices ease in October with dull corn and lingering volatility. notes mention No 2 Barley and shipments, with occasional quoted futures and day totals.
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Ad@itional
Minacuxa
Barsley Grim
Michigan
Cincane
Death of Prince Frederick Henry Albert of Germany
Berlin October 15 reports the death of Prince Frederick Henry Albert brother of Emperor William. The Imperial Family mourns the loss as news reaches Berlin.
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Perth IX
Deperial
Prince Frederick Henry Albert
Emperor William
Cincinnati’s Lost Influence in Congress Under New Delegation
Washington Correspondence argues Cincinnati will gain little from new Representatives due to House committee hierarchies. It contends that Hamilton County incumbents will dominate key panels, leaving Cincinnati’s interests at the bottom. Proponents fear a two-year period with minimal federal patronage or action for the city.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Caulion
House of Representatives
Hamilton County
Cone
Congress
Hayes
Eggleston
Ferrol Rebellion Prep Flagged In Galicia News
The Captain-General of Galicia entered Ferrol on Sunday night with government troops and awaits reinforcements to cross the rebellion, hoping to avoid bloodshed. Minister Washburne sailed from Southampton for New York aboard the Deutch laid, under Homeward Bound.
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Ferrol
Gallicia
Washburne
Southampton
New York
Tweed Indictments Quashed Amid Court Irregularities
Counsel for Tweed moved to quash indictments in Over and Terminer citing superseding indictments and defects in vitme and asaefi. National Board of Trade delegates met in Chamber of Commerce, with Doidge and Foley greeting members and signaling focus on transportation and national welfare. The Board proceeded to the City Hall Supervisors Chamber for annual sessions.
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Tweed
VitMe
AEFI
National Board
Chamber
I Merce
Pie City
Dodge
Doidge
National Board of Trade
Great West
Foley
New York Chamber of Commerce
Supervisors Chamber
Washington Cabinet Meeting Appointments Change
Washington October 15 notices appoints John McNeil and Samuel Hay as Commissioners of the Centennial Celebration from Missouri. Patrick A. Largey named Commissioner for Montana after Henry L. Warren’s resignation. William F. Thomas appointed Postmaster at Green Bay Wisconsin. General Cow Secretary Delano absent along with Robeson and others at the meeting.
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Washington
John McNeil
Samuel Hay
Missouri
Patrick A. Largey
Montana
Henry L. Warren
Wm. EF. Thomas
Green Bay
Wis
Delan
William
Aniort Robeson
Clothing Cutters Decline Employer Request in Baltimore
In Baltimore on October 21 the clothing cutters at a meeting refused to withdraw from the union order despite a demand from many leading clothing houses. The move marks a stand against an employer request to withdraw the workers from the Order of the Ras Adam.
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Baltimore
Cutters
Meeting of Internationals in Hyde Park
A great meeting of the Internationalists is announced to be held in Hyde Park on November 3. The event aims to gather supporters from varied backgrounds for a joint forum and public discussion.
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Loypoy
Hyde Park
Paris Communists Possess Two Thousand Lambs, Report Says
Dispatch from Paris quotes President Thiers claiming released Communists in Paris hold about two thousand Lambs. The device mirrors the Orsini bombs used in the 1858 assassination attempt on the Ex-Emperor Napoleon.
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Loxpox
Dom HA
Paris
Thiers
Orsini
Napoleon
Revelations of a Great Robbery in Memphis Tale
Memphis reports detail a confession linked to a 1951 New Orleans diamond heist. The trio of Thompson Dean and Magenta steamers were set ablaze as a distraction while diamonds were stolen. Forrester, Frank Dayne, and Dave Cummins allegedly planned the raid, with Kinney and others distributing spoils before returning to Memphis.
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Jom Fae
Tennessee Penitentiary
Billy Forrester
New Orleans
Schooler
Nashville
Kenny
Forrester
Frank
Dayne
Jersey City
Dave Cummins
Thompson Dean
Magenta
Angelo
Mowe
John Mowe
Freight Conductor Killed Between Cars in Ohio Incident
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Belleville Ohio reports freight train No 20 conductor Joseph Loomis of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was fatally crushed between the cars and died instantly. The October 15 dispatch notes the accident occurred during the day.
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Times and Chronicle
Bellevilee, O
Joseph Loomis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locomotive Boiler Explosion Kills Two in Dover
In GoLossoro North Carolina on October 15 a locomotive boiler exploded at Dover, killing the conductor and engineer and severely injuring the fireman. The accident disrupted operations and prompted investigations.
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GoLossoro
N. C
Dover
Snow at Hazelton Pa Snowfall Reported Yesterday
Snow covered Hazelton and nearby Hazeron areas with yesterday's fall noted in weather reports. Local observers recorded measurable accumulation and cold conditions continued into the evening.
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Hazelton
Hazeron, Pa
Additional Markets Report From Market Columns
Market notes show tentative steadiness in wheat and flour with small bundles traded. Corn prices linger near steady with limited sales and freight rates fluctuate for wheat and corn, while oats hold near previous quotes.
The Colvocoresses Tragedy Unfolds in New Jersey
The New York World reports on Friday’s events as Jobir Traynor a deck hand leaves with the crew after an interview aboard the steamer March between New York and Micaea. A pistol linked to the Colvocoresses case is traced to him, though he claims receipt from a man named Brednor. Authorities pursue leads in Paterson and nearby areas as investigators seek the missing Traynor and the weapon’s trace.
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Micaea
Jobir
Traynor
Deek
Ciésis
New Jersey
Brednor
Sud
Paterson
Kelso
Endeaves
Anaakhead
Peinger
The Lac La Belle Passengers and Crews Heard From
Milwaukee dispatch reports all five boats from the Lac La Belle have been heard from. Two boats landed at Racine, one at Kenosha, one picked up by the Floretta near Waukegan, and one landed at Calumet Harbor. Lists include J E Dowe and others, with numerous unknown residences and 82 officers and crew aboard.
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Kenosha
Floretta
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Eugiemann Transportation Company
Grand Haven
Mich
Lac la Belle
Wyener
Milwaukee
Rich and Daughter
Pestwster
Michigan
J. Eb.dove Grand
Warner
H. Freeman Weller
J. H. Lippencott
M. Somers
A. M. Downing
J. Gee
J. BR. Fogg
Toleslo
Mr. Dowe
Slandering Grant in the New York Tribune 1570
A 1570 New York Tribune piece defends Ulysses S. Grant against repeated calumny from politicians and press. It argues Grant faced relentless attacks from Andrew Johnson’s circle and others, yet remained patient, letting falsehoods collapse and his reputation rise, culminating in his presidential election. The article cites the September gold panic as a notable false accusation and suggests adversaries now push for Grant’s re election.
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New York Tribune
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Petersburg
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Rence
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Gen. Grant
Colfax's role spotlighted in 1872 canvass praise
The piece lauds Vice President Colfax for his steady support of Republican principles during the heated 1872 canvass. It notes his restrained, nationwide participation, his attendance at mass meetings, and his public advocacy despite personal hardship including his mother’s death and his wife’s illness.
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Philadelphia
Associated
Morton Mass
Chicago Ind
New York
Senator Wilson
Porter
Lake’ Counties
Nya
Feverish Osceola in Fear of Attack Report
In Osceola Arkansas on October 15 a feverish state of excitement sweeps the town as residents flee with their families anticipating attacks from the 0 farther. Whites remain armed with vigilant eyes as rumors of bloodshed circulate.
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Memmis
Osceola
Arkansas
Apostle of Revenue Reform A.. Wells Referred In Tribune Note
June 15 1870 New York Tribune praises D A Wells as revenue reformer and compares him to Alexander Delmar. It questions tenure under Hoffman and warns Wells may lose office when forced to defend his own colors. The piece labels him a risky political figure with a fragile reputation.
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D. A. Wells
Alexander Delmar
John John T. Htodman
Pany
Hoffman
United States
Propeller China misidentified in Kingston disaster
In Buffalo on October 15 officials clarified that the burning vessel China is not the iron steamer Ching of the Duluth and Pacific Lake Line. The misidentification had circulated after the Kingston incident.
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Ching
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