Revivalist Van Brunt hanged for murder at Castile Wyoming
Robert Van Brunt a former revivalist known as Happy Bob was hanged in the Ware saw yard Castile N Y for the murder of Will Roy on October 7 18 7. Eva Roy who pleaded for his life earlier was refused admission.
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Robert van Brunt
Waresaw
N. Y
Saul Yard
Will Roy
Castile
Eva Roy
van Brunt
Wyomin C County
Waa Bom
England
Queen's Scots Guanis
Canada
Toronto
Hammond
Hamond
Salvation Army
Happy Bob
Canadia
New York
Warsaw
Wyoming
Lo Roy
Batavia
Eva
Will
Roy House
Roy
van Brant
Lockout Hits 70 New York Area Breweries in Peaceful Tie Up
About seventy breweries in New York City and nearby locales including Brooklyn Staten Island Jersey City Union Hall and Newark were shut down at noon Monday as employers refused to recognize the Brewers Union authority. The lockout left nearly 4000 workers idle with quiet, graveyard like silence at deserted breweries. Only engineers who are Knights of Labor largely refused to quit. Both sides expect a protracted struggle toward victory.
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New York City
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Jersey City
Union Hall
Newark
Te Mich
ja tha_ dpewerlss xO
Fosscn
Bresweries
Journeymen's Union
Engineers
Inbor
Notable Ages and Odd Facts From A Century Ago
A jumble of anecdotes cites Mrs Ganrreny’s income, old leaders like Gladstone and Ingersoll, and public figures such as Rose Cleveland and Osian Wrape. It notes birthdays, careers, and peculiar claims about emperors, banks, and Vienna bread in a wide, informal catalog of prominent people and trivia.
Multiple Disasters and Political Movements Across Nations
A scattered report notes a wall collapse killing two workers in New York and injuries in Pennsylvania. It cites a train wreck in Philadelphia, a fishing schooner loss near Gloucester, and various political moves in Maryland, Indiana, and Kentucky.
Alston's Fatal Attack Near Wenthurtall Texas
A fragmented report states Alston attacked a woman near Turpin and Poolville Texas last Saturday, stabbing her forty three times then killed himself by hanging with rope. The body was not discovered until the following day.
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TLN
Alston
Huimself
Wenthurtall
Towns
Remains of Prussian Veteran Linked to 1518 Rebels
In a basement apartment on North street in Muddletown an elderly Prussian veteran named Frederick A. Bortram, connected to Sizul Mockar Strago and others from the 1518 revolutionary effort, died by suicide after ingesting an overdose. He had lived in hardship since exile and poverty, earning a meager living by cobbling and German lessons, hoping to regain his confiscated estate. He left a German wife surviving him.
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North Street
Muddletown
Sizul
Mockar
Strago
Frederick A. Bortram
Reading
Penn
Middletown
Ilo
Tragedies On Jaimes Street In Kansas City
Two youths on Jaimes street Kansas City Missouri Delia Keenan fifteen and Amos Hurley two blocks apart took carbolic acid and died within hours Hurley death classed as family trouble the girl's motive not yet established.
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Delia Keenan
Amos Hurley
Jaimes Street
Kansas City
Hurley
Suicide incidents reported in West Virginia and Ohio
An on staff member of Confederate General Lonestreet in the Montgomery Hotel Coal Valley West Virginia committed suicide by overdose then died twenty minutes later. In Coshocton Ohio saloon keeper Charles Lorenz twenty eight shot himself at home May night marking the fifth local suicide in two months. Absalom Davis a Bremen Ohio farmer age about sixty killed himself with a thirty two calibre pistol about five o'clock morning in his home.
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Nels Olsen Folong
Miss Lilly Field
Fergus Falls
Minn
Hotong
Miss Field
St. Olaf
Fergus Fails
Helens
Mrs. Field
Fergus Wal’s
Lilly
Unger
Charles Field
Holenz
Wendell Station
Boma
Washington
J. J. Rathbone
Paris
Thomas T. Tunetall
Mobile
Ala
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San Salvador
Frederic Hrortert
New York
Jankin MacVeagh
Minois
Alexander C. Haskett
South Carolina
M. A. Hanna
Ohio
James W. Savage
Nebraska
Union Faelfic Railway
Senate
J. T., Logan
Supreme Court of Idaho
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Spain
Vicksburg
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Ark
Curtis Hillyer
Ustrno
England
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Benatok
Waite
House Comanttea
Nathin-Glover
John Mi Glover
Mesouri
Ceneral
Charles Lorenz
Coshocton
Oho
Oll
Absalom Davis
Bremen
Tim Day
Morrill
Secretaries of War, Navy
Treasury
Army
Navy
James Stupids
Rnwards
Joseph Warrey
Bunker Till
Bridgenort
Conn
National Ammory
Springfeld
Mass
William Leo Davidson
Cowen's Ford
Virginia Traylor Lewis
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Turpie
Union of
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Stewart
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France
Uut
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Sousta
Civil Service Committee
New York Custom House
al Rudeberger
Sherman
Grosventres
Montana
Farwell
Spooner
Dakota
Union
Tita Day
Callas
Megal
Florida
Tim Scretary
The
Tor Tse
Renate
Taddleberger
Supreme
Indian Territory
Thadudiemry
Messrs. West
Edmunds
Opera figures and tours amid London season notes
A sprawling item lists singers conductors and composers connected to London summer performances. Names include Pitt Maurice Grau Wrend, Remiksits, Cuana Lovins Rexosa Minne Hank, Diovox Borow, Joseph Jefferson, Boorn Barrett, and Eva Annort. Reports touch on tours in Europe and America, forthcoming concerts and theatre plans, with notes on patrons and financials.
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Pitt Maurice Grau Wrend
Isan Cuba
Gayvaune
London
Remixstits
Cuana “Lovins Rexosa
Minne Hank
Diovox Borow
London Philharmonic
Joseph Jeferson
Boorn
Barrett
Pittsburg
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Europe
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Circe
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Mur
Patt
South America
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Arap
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Ice blocking Newfoundland coast traps ships for weeks
Captain Dawson of the steamer Portia reports being trapped off Newfoundland for three weeks as east winds pressed ice toward shore. A heavy ice pack blocked the harbor entrance and shore, with visibility limited and ice so solid that he walked four miles. A later breeze loosened the ice allowing escape past many icebergs near the coast.
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Newfoundland
Dawson
Portia
New York
Wales
Atatyrans Hay
Brootns
Cape Race
Wreck on Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Line Claims Several
A construction rain wreck west of Birmingham Alabama on Friday evening killed four workmen and fatally injured one more. others suffered lesser injuries. The crash occurred as a slow moving backing train struck and uprooted a cow. A funeral in Shawntown, TD honored John D Brown as thirty residents mourned. A Shamokin Penn craftsman named Javis Barry died in a related accident. Bailey, husband and seven children, faced poverty with a $1,000,000 loss to an uncle’s death.
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New York City
Pittsburg
Penn
Lennathit
Wonkhor Bezun
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie and New England Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Springfield
Mass
Poughikeepsie
American Exchange
Europe
Senator Hawley
Henry F. Gillig
New York
London
Joseph Hird
Florida
Hurieus
Cluld
First National Bank
St. Johnsville
N.Y
Washinton
Philadylphia
Jamey Barkiet
Gloucester
Afnss
Kansas City
Memphis and Birmingham
Birmingham
Ala
Javis Barry
Shamokin
Hay
Bailey
Floods Move 15 Million Feet of Logs Near Fremont Wis
Flood waters swept away a boom near Fremont containing 15,000,000 feet of logs. Logs scattered over two square miles, many reaching the lake, as salvage efforts begin amid rising waters and damaged timber.
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Tne
Fremont
Wis
Senate
Eli IL Reynolds
District of Newark
WT. Walthall
Afissiasippi
United States
Demorata Tur Tote
Secretary of the Treasury
Matthew Arnold
Ling
Tunin
America
Bivla
Morocco
Madrid
Spain
Roumania
Bucharest
Tuk
Carolanas
Pasait
Vanning
Christmas
Penchynt
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Spooner
Fred
William ‘O'Kearn
Charles Green
C. Bo Tetera
Wid— Ower
Oak Ridge
Hoffman
Los Cruces
New Mexico
Sacate
Tuy Lousiana
Aeta
Hannah St Langdon
Betsey Mransfield
Tami A Wicht
Poly
Germany
Neptune
St John Now Ounti
Joux Dittox
Joseph Chamberlin
Jous Banive
Fragmented eye catching mix of 19th century miscellany
The item lists diverse notes from markets and politics including farm acreage sales in the south, potat o production, liquor saloons in London, a Texas family with nine children, imprisonment of a Samoan king, a Paris illness peak, petroleum strikes in Kansas, a French army cattle contract, Arab horse export ban, and a Sydney elder statesman. It mentions a Chicago murder suspect, a Scottish minister selling property, coal theft rumors in Fond du Lac, and various travel and shipping notes for Neptune freight. The tone is observational and terse with a string of short alerts and anecdotes.
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Alaska
London
McLaMont
Tevarkana
Texas
L Malietos
Paris
Leavenworth
Kan
Denver
Tux Sultan
Turkey
Jous B Prey
Henry Clay
Sidney
N.Y
Tascott
Millionare Snell
Washington
Carlis
IC Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Mon
Tirren
Arian
Virnna
Orinien
South America
Sanatoda
Neptune
St. Jems
New Foundland
Lawati
Wallin
Geri Iy
Varin
Winniam Laytrox
Milwaukee
Pern
England
Ifavny Rosrvanne
Galverton
York markets show mixed dairy and grain pricing
The report lists multiple items with pricing and quality notes across beef calves bread and grain sectors, including dressed weights and state classifications. It mentions Wheat No 2 and various regional dairy products like Creamery and Cheese with references to Western and State classifications.
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York
Burley
Seers
Rye
Jeyts
Yorks
Horton
Norther
Watertown
Mass
N. Y
Conkling’s Illness and Death Recap From Albany to Utica
The narrative traces Roscoe Conkling’s final illness and death following a blizzard during a New York office visit. It recalls his early life in Albany and Utica, politics, Senate career, and the rapid decline due to pulmonary edema. His wife’s steadfast vigil and public figures’ condolences frame the obituary.
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Teveoa Conkling
New York
Conkling
Gantry
National Baseball Salaries and League Hopes Highlight Season
The report outlines salaries led by $37,000 for Boston and scattered salaries across teams. It notes Indi ana Clutch aims to boost sales, a captaincy for Grity Dressy, pennant ambitions for the Philadelphias and New York squads, and mentions pitchers and players like Maxatei Micra, Lynch, Valentino, and others. It highlights a four club Southern League start and a new Yale connection with coach Clarkson and others. The piece also references a padded glove invention and anticipated high attendance as the season opens.
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Bostox
Lus Dian Ton
Milwaukee
Stuiners
Indianapolis Clutel
Preis Freausos
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Wathe
Maxatei Micra
Cenne
Provi
Wisinguies
Cnv Hans
Wilwot
Shock
Haaly
Hay
Danels
Lynch
Valentino
Icker
le Wes
Hts
Chariton
Memphly
Bir Tuinishare
New
Poany
Aus
Angle
Barrivtote
Kilroy, Staw Andmith
Hagny Mitcicts
New York City
Facrfox
Allenty
Gaffney
C. On
Ming Wa
Trestan Club &S On
Textile workers form delegation and labor district union
Delegates from ten states representing S040 textile workers meet in Philadelphia to organize a district of Knights of Labor. The report notes pencil factory activity in Castleton Vermont and widespread coke production from Chattanooga to El Paso.
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Metan Philadelphur Agantly
Knights of Labor
United States
Castleton
Chattas Nooga
Leon
Shoddy
Crafts Hoora
Southam
Maital States Rolling Stock Company
Anmestan
Ala
Ameren
Coun
Emsley City
Tso
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An article touts Kemp's Balsam as the cure for lingering coughs claiming it shows excellent effect after the first dose. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female health issues including nervous exhaustion and menstrual irregularities.
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Malherbe
Bernly
Mike Werites Burton
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