Unclear labor figures across nations and regions
A scrambled report lists varied labor data from multiple places including Lynn Massachusetts and Lowell Massachusetts, noting factory and mine conditions, wage figures, unemployment, and union actions. It mentions scenes in Canada Germany Italy and Connecticut with references to strikes, profit sharing, boycotts, and aid funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew Yonk Elgar
Wnatroxar
Lynn
Mass
Bostox
Toxox
Canada
Beilaria
Michigan
Germany
Aring
Tranzay Inborvra
Portland
Newark
Rouxa
Federation
Todiana
Indianapolis
Br. Pave
Mion
Lowcett
Maze
Woges
Privancny
Tor Mtormey
Monten
Hutte City
Tue Dungeo
Scotian
Courier
Connecticut
Iit
Balcony Collapse At Chelsea Yacht Club Tragedy
A balcony collapse at the Chelsea Yacht Club on Broadway Chelsea Massachusetts during Illumination Night caused multiple deaths and many injuries. Firefighters rescued those in the water and recovered bodies while crowds watched in panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifeen
Chelsea Yacht Club
Broadway
Chelsea
Mass
Charlestown
Mystla River
Clay House
Aband
Teaculaz
Fire devastates Birsk town in Orenburg region
A major blaze in Birsk, Russia, left 180 houses burned and seven people dead with many injured. City Hall and several notable buildings were destroyed, amid the disaster in the Pure and Wholesome Quarter. Syrup of Figs is mentioned in a misplaced ad snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birsk
Orenburg
Russia
World’s Fair Agriculture and Jamaica Exhibits At Hand
The Agriculture Building showcases British Guiana flora fauna and a sailing river pilot guiding visitors through plantations and jungles. Jamaica section highlights coffee tobacco sugar and a rich dried plant collection with organized exhibits detailing cultivation and processing.
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Sala Gentlemean
Britlah Guiana
Duchanan
Columbus
Gulf of Para
Adolphus Daniel
Iitle
British Guian
British Guiana
Agriculars
Ataple
Walter Raleigh
Orinoco
Keymis
Britishuiana
Purunt
Masaruni
Island exhibits and British pavilions at the fair
An overview describes coconut products and pimento drinks from the island of Iamatlea, its capital Kingston, and British rule with various pavilions. It critiques Great Britain’s exhibit spaces while noting Germany France and the United States displays. Attendance figures at the Chicago Exposition and financial concerns accompany the report.
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Juantea
Iamatlea
Caribbean Sea
England
St. Domingo
Cuba
New York
Tampa
Fin
Kingston
Thera
Great Britain
Bercolonies
Government House
Canada
New York Tribune
Germany
France
United States
Mpres Alvaly Ag
Doca Nots
Thara
Opening Day Scene Dignifies Fifty third Congress
The Fifty third Congress begins with no major business in the Senate, while the House elects James Crisp of Georgia as Speaker amid laughter over misnaming. The day features oathings, committee actions, and a Senate adjournment after news of Senator Stanford’s death.
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Senate
Orfianizo
Crisp
Fifty-third Congress
Cleveland
Kenator Stanford
House
Congress
White House
Hous
Jiameenange
Sarriage
Capitol
Congressiona
Butler
Br. McCook
Afr. Quay
Mr. Tasco
Florida
Ann_ Beckwith
Wyoming
Osborne
United States
Gorman
Cox
McCook
House of Representatives
Mouresarain Sreston
Miesem
Harris
Sherman
White
Isto
Mr. Stanford
Stanford
Kerr
Holtman
oMleetha Hon
James" F. Crisp
Need
Maine
Wenderson
Buntzman
Kem
Jerey Simpson
Kansas
Reed
Simpson
Aessis
Holman
Crisge
Sald
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Iast
Doctor Milburn
James Kerr
H. W. Snow
A. Hurt
Lyccurgas Dalton
Samuel Windaway
Grosvenor
Enoch
Olio
Fair Directors Fined for Contempt of Court in July Gates
Judge Bein of the Superior Court of Chicago found the World's Mate Directors and officers guilty of contempt for closing the Reposition gates on Sunday July 23 under an injunction. Directors Gage Hutchinson Henrottn McNally and Kerfoot were fined 1000 each and committed to rot until paid. Lawson was spared after a belief the injunction lapsed, fined 100. George R Davis received 250 with committal for payment. Other named figures faced various penalties as legal action continued with an appeal granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurge Bein
Superior Court of
Chicago
Anthe Cuagman Getition
Gage
Hutchinson
Henrottn
McNally
Kerfoot
Victor FE. Lawson
George R. Davia
Atowsis
Masawy
Jubotham
Forbes, St. Clair
Incomplete Dispatches from Washington and Abroad
Reports from Washington mention meetings with President and officials, transfers of officials, and various civic actions. Abroad, sparse items include a banker's suspension, a World’s Fair gate reopenings, rail accidents, and international incidents with multiple nations referenced.
Reservoir Burst Drowns Four in Portland Home Collapse
A reservoir leak released up to 20 million gallons of water in less than fifteen minutes destroying two houses on the eastern Promenade of Portland Missouri. Four people Michael Lappin Dennis Contoy Agnes Conley Mamly Contoy and James Meanley perished under the flood as neighbors rushed to aid survivors and searched the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Conley
Tappin
Conleya
Howe
Fight in Samoa Ends With Matanafā Defeat and Casualties
In Samoa the clash between Malle toa and Matanfi forces drew in warships from three powers. Matanfa and chiefs surrendered with about thirty killed and twenty wounded. Royal forces overwhelmed Mataafa’s camp, capturing anti posts and causing heavy bloodshed before their triumph.
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Malletoa
Matanfi
Anl
Matanfa
Malin
Mataafa
Mberty
Mathofa
Malidoa
Pitchers and players dominate early National League season notes
A sprawling wrap of baseball chatter highlights Tiruurxa as Louisville’s star pitcher and Cranar of Baltimore as a strong catcher. It notes numerous players from Brooklyn to New York, Cadences on bunting, throwing, and fielding, plus O’Rourke’s and Thompson’s milestone 100-base hits.
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Tiruurxa
Louisville
Cranar
Baltimore
W. Brown
Baorrinia
Brooklyn
Krevzn
Honda
Wann
New York
Grasscock
Pittsburg
Tatuax
Ciccinnaatis
Comlakes
Moxmasn
Gynoax
Tarcon and Seltz
Baltimores
Twear
Bunting
Tnarapwar
Biltimore
New Yorks
McGann
Cleveland
O'Casxon
Dartmouth
Morto Cinciaol
Bataman
Batanin
Lynch
Catcues Guo
Maxacan Daxcuort
Clacknati
Tur Aigonl
Hoy
Tux
Petty
Basannoh Clat
National League
Reafo
Glasscock
Keeler
Hoyle
Sharrott
Tayloram
Thompson
Philadelphias
Beocord
CLUNA
Lynchers Slain in Corydon Ind Bloody Shooting
Dispatch reports a lynching attempt in Boone Township ending in a deadly gunfight. A mob aimed at William and Edward Conrad, who hid outside the house and fired at the crowd, killing several men and fatally wounding another before dispersing. The two Conrads escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Boone Township
William
Edward Conrad
Kilox
John Timberinka
William Wiseman
Edward Houston
Isaac Hown
William Stay
Conrads
Wholesale prices of country produce in New York 1892
Prices quoted for beans, peas, creamery products, fruits, poultry and dairy items in New York. Includes specific lots like White kidney beans, Welsh tubs, Western dairy products, Apples, Grapes, Peaches, ducks, turkeys, potatoes, and flour with several regional and grade distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morrow
Cal
Bush
Penn
Wooternthitt
Slate Dairy
Tuba
Omar
Welsh Tulsa
Western Factory
Cece
Ommon Breen
Fort OM
la Grapes
del, Ltd
Huckleberrica
Jersey
State
N. J
N.Y
Spring
E. J
Wid
Western
Pal
Syqutablea
Potatars
Virginia
Rose
N. G
Maryland
Inincloth
Ernte
Varied Historical Anecdotes From Global Tales
A collage of curiosities cites 15th century Hungary printing, John Law money, French rail snacks, Washington nicknames, long lifespan crocodiles, Egyptian embalming, a Georgia manure of anecdotes, and a tale of Quick the unlettered pupil.
New York City Charity Pledges Surpass City Revenues
A 1892 summary notes New York City spends over four million annually on public relief while private charity flourishes with hospitals asylums and libraries. It contrasts city expenditures with St Louis taxes and cites a Siberia salt plateau voyage and a Globe report on Admiral Tyron's fatal naval miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
St. Louis
New York News
Tragic Lake George Yacht Disaster Claims Dozen Lives
A pleasure party aboard the steam yacht Rachel, owned by D W Sherman, struck a sunken pier near Lake George One Hundred Island House and sank in eighteen feet of water. Twenty nine aboard were thrown forward in darkness and several women died before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Rachel
D. W. Sherman
Allen
Ottin
Ashland Churches Plan Unified Service Amid Unemployment
Facing financial stringency, seven Ashland Kansas denominations will merge to a single church and share one minister. The move aims to reduce clergy payroll as drought effects hit other communities.
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Ashland
Kan
Lsten
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Autero
W. BR
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Goitrec
Hwred Oelicins
Lanoune Bowensstit
Marysville
Ohio
Dave
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George GC. Perkins
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Jersey City
Tony
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Springer
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Thomas FB. Reed
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Edward McPherson
A. J. Holmes
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J. A Hathaway
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Horace Green
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Costa Rica
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Datton
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Dick Quick
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Geographical Magazine
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Victoria
Richard G. Truevy
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N. Y
Rachel Sherman
Wan
Hattie Noll
Bertha Benedict
Montclair
Edith Harding
Hoboken
Blas A. B. Burton
J. Ti. Mitchell
Benedict
Slater
Vennk Mitchell
Ninetoan
Robert Sims
Glens Falla
Podles
U.S
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Colorado Mountains
James A. Lee
Jefferson
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Fevar
Radway
Nadway & CO
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Patel
Oliver Cierver
Malone, N.Y
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Rey Anerre
Ros Malone
Wholerate
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Dana Carsaparilla Co
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Pigo
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Atlas Tack Corporation
Waxenovers
Harton
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ALS
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Minnesota
Jara
Ewele Clarke
Paul Ming
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Pacia
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IGA Lyonqun
Je City
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