Mines reopen as Nesquehoning coal fields resume work
Reports indicate the Nesquehoning Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company mines return to operation after a period idle since July. Sawaii workers vote to resume on Wednesday amid continuing war and weather news from India and Bengal. Debates on Matthews Ewing scheduled across Dayton Chillicothe Shelby Alliance with specified durations and order.
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Ogden Road Links Fail Amid Gov Policy Gaps
A fragmented note cites failures in government led facilities and connections, highlighting weak links in Ogden’s infrastructure and the impact on local services and public access. Officials acknowledge gaps and pledge steps to restore reliability.
Woolen Dress Ve Ra Neely Large Spots
A fragment notes a woolen dress with very large spots or patterns. No clear event, date, or person context is provided.
Hartford Murderer L Bepy Slashes Self in Prison
L Bepy, who killed his wife and was serving a life sentence, attempted suicide by slashing his throat last night in prison, with injuries feared to be fatal.
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Weather and Seismic Notes From September Reports
Fragmented report notes cloudy sky and light rain overnight with wind. Mentions September events, scattered meteorological observations, an earthquake reference near Bulgaria, and a possible location shift to Holly New Jersey.
New Time-Table Takes Effect on Wabash Road
The article notes a new timetable on the Wabash road starting yesterday. It mentions talks to extend the Cinci Rockport and Southwestern line to Jasper and lists various railway officials and operations including crews wages and consolidations.
Fragmented Prayer Over Bishop Pratt's Family
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Woman inspector detains traveler at border over portliness
A U S customs inspector stopped a Montreal to Ogdensburg passenger due to excessive portliness. A New York woman traveler, later allowed to proceed, faced the inquiry after the woman inspector noted her behavior onboard. The incident involved a passenger valued at $257.20 and affected the traveler’s onward journey.
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Skeleton tale from Jacksonville Chronicle sale under execution
On Friday last, Justice M. Hearn oversaw a sheriff sale of a woman held as rent debt from the Ross estate. Dr. Cey Wee purchased for $20. The item notes a deathbed request to honor a sanctum with bones. Died of grief.
Cotopaxi Volcano Eruption Reported in Second Edition
The second edition reports Cotopaxi's eruption drawing attention to ash plumes and potential disruption. Observers note volcanic activity near the capital region with advisories issued for nearby settlements and travelers.
Eruption in Peru Causes Flood Damage and Gambetta Sentenced
A Peru eruption described in a letter from July 25 reports rivers overrunning valleys and towns with widespread ruin. In France Gambetta was sentenced in default to three months imprisonment and a 2000 franc fine for delivering and publishing a Lille speech, while other notices cover church appointments and regional district reports.
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Columbus Day Exhibition Opens Amid Clouds and Rain
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati reports Columbus Day at the fairgrounds with a mixed start. Rain gave way to sun and a brass band, drawing visitors despite slow displays and a large display of machinery and farm products. Exhibitors struggle to prepare while vendors plan for higher attendance if weather remains favorable.
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Fifty Counties Submit Histories for Library Archive
A Special Dispatch notes that since Congress urged counties to prepare brief historical narratives for the Centennial, about twenty-five to thirty counties have sent their county histories to the Library of Congress, with copies left at the County Courthouse.
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Republican Debate Considered Between Garfield and Pendleton
In Cincinnati Times dispatches from September 11, reports discuss a possible joint debate for Garfield and Pendleton. The Agricultural College opens with 175 students, up about 70 percent from last year. The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men begins its session with strong attendance and a regalia procession planned for this afternoon. A greeting on the Monday Creek branch of the Columbus and Hocking Valley Road to Ogden Furnace will finish within a month.
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Fire Reported Raging In Dieppe Destroying Quarter Of Town
Paris dispatch says a fire in Dieppe has demolished about a quarter of the town with losses estimated at £50,000. Simultaneously reports describe an ugly street altercation in Chillicothe, Ohio, leaving multiple serious knife wounds and examinations postponed for the wounded. A dramatic account from New York covers Sitting Bull and a near confrontation over authority as seven days to vacate are issued. An English actress Amy Fawcett dies after being drugged and beaten by a paramour, while Eben Goodwin of a tobacco firm drowns in Water Street.
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Daly Plans After Fifth Avenue Theatre Exit
Brenian Post reports Augustin Daly will publicly announce his future plans after retiring from managing the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The Dark City will play at the Fifth Avenue Theatre under Daly, with a fall curtain now set for Saturday evening. The rumor of Daly's bankruptcy is denied.
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Burglar Defying a Town Reported Near Vandalia
A St Elmo burglary Sunday night led to a pursuit and capture attempt. The fugitive escaped captivity and was hunted by nearly the entire town. He shot two pursuers and mortally wounded a guard before lynch fears arose. No names are given.
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Directors Hold Reserved Meeting on Treasury Divisions
The meeting notes show the directors consider a special session to decide on the treasury divisions. John Taylor, president of the Twelve and acting Mormon Church President, was later shot at Nauvoo during the Joseph Smith era.
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Funeral Services for Catholic Bishop Held in VT
The funeral of Bishop Raphe, a Catholic bishop from the Dun Porue seein, was attended by a large crowd as relics and prayers marked the service. The report notes the bishop’s usefal and the solemn rites observed with diocesan officials present.
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