Bank Robbery at South Bend National Bank Seizes 15900
A midday raid at the South Bend National Bank on North Michigan Street saw robbers force two doors into the vault and seize about 15900 in gold and thousands in bills. The cashier was away at lunch, a decoy at the door, and the thieves escaped via a back entrance. Authorities suspect an experienced gang shadowing the bank.
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South Bend
Ind) National Bank
Vonveros
South Bend National Bank
Michigan Street
First National Bank
Campbell
Ship Jason wrecked near Eastham after storm
Survivor Samuel Z Evans recounts the Jason from Calcutta laden with jute bends to Boston. The ship struck Caps Cod while Cape bound, many crew lost, Evans saved by rigging then life-saving station. Fragments mention French loot, and various items, plus unrelated ad blurbs and medical claims.
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Jason
Eastham
Mass
Boand
Samuel Z. Evans
Nator
Calcutta
Boston
Mauriius
South Channel
Heston
McMillan
Cape
Lea
Mycip
Mencamne
Ife
Eclipses and celestial events for 1894 calendar
A compendium lists solar and lunar eclipses, a Mercury transit and seasonal markers for 1894. It notes March 21 partial moon eclipse visible west of the 100th meridian, April 5 annular sun eclipse invisible in America, September 14-15 partial moon eclipse across North America, and a November 20 Mercury transit. Also included are seasonal start dates, planet visibility details, and a long calendar of fixed and movable feasts.
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Mercury
United States
America
North America
Sodofnyy
Unrest and labor moves across nations and industries
New Waves Conn faces unemployment amid textile union activity and European labor disputes. Cooperatives multiply in Canada and Germany while U S railroads, mills, and shipyards announce orders and closures. Wage debates, eight hour days, and youth work restrictions circulate as strikes, boycotts, and court actions shape employment. Industry leaders like Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia report large engine orders.
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New Waves
Conn
Ting HO
Mostreau
Canmin
Bretassi
Germany
Lureau
Pittsburg
Penn
Mrxennisr
Australia
Doones
New Mexico
Womery
Walters
St. Louis
Mambourg
Xtlestorin
Ohio
Nelson Gings Company
Muncie, Ltd
CoLonapo
Woman's
Banhy Tre Shetus
Greeneville
Havtas
Holland
England
Tunes Sirovan
Kaneang City
Kualay
Journeyoren Darbers
Siblath
Tur
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Lave
Atchison, Topeks and Sante Fe
Baldiii
Kingls Millroad
Death of Prof Tyndall A Deep Bath of Mistaken Chloral
The coroner returned a verdict that Prof Tyndall died from an overdose of chloral taken by mistake. Mrs Tyndall testified she gave him two teaspoons of chloral thinking it syrup of magnats, and he was unaware until told. He jumped from bed and a stomach pump was used. The report also notes a Colorado irrigation campain project and its vast expected impact on land.
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Tyndall
Lonion
Shail
Miscreanot Caught-Hena Bomb in Paris Chamber Riot
Auguste Vaillant, notorious anarchist, claimed responsibility for a Paris chamber bombing that wounded eighty people. The blast disrupted the Deputies as smoke filled the chamber, with victims including Professor Abbe Lemfre and Count Paul Henri Lanjulasis. Police detained many, Vaillant confessed later at Hotel Dieu, detailing an infernal machine using acid and prussiate potash.
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Auguste Vaillant
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Mirman
MM. Mirman
Dupuy
Bexides
Abbe Lemfre
Paul Henri Lanjulasis
M. Leffet
Mr. Leffet
Asluris
Montfort
Cassovir-Perler
Abbeog Uur AW
Hotel Dieu
Valtiant
Marchal
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the Republic
M. Leplie
Vaillaut
Procureur
Marechal
Aupuste Talliant Vaillant
Tle
M. Dupay
Nes
Vaillant
Ameren
Double Executions At Danville For Murder Case
A report details the execution of Harvey Gale and rank Btlerk in Danville for the murder of Henry Helmick. The governor denied a respite, condemning the sentence as cruel yet refusing to commute to life imprisonment.
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Harvey Gale
Rank Btlerk
Danville
Henry Helmick
Henellt
Chestate
Tdi
Hin
Eney Ey
Bilers
Onineteen Chine Medunkins
Aid Charles Harel
Dansalle
Celine ‘Ne
Aurel
Mesbah
Vinrris
A Little Hero in a Terrible Fire Incident
An eight year old girl suffered severe burns in a house fire that burned her clothing. Her mother moved to safety with the child while the eight year old brother rolled the burning girl in a sheet to smother the flames until help arrived. The child survived but with serious injuries.
Marblehead speeds 19.94 knots on Sound course
The vessel called Kates Coulver Marblehead achieved an estimated average speed of 19.94 knots over a twenty two mile Sound course off New London Conn. Builders stand to gain a $175,000 bonus. Other items report the Tur Broallian war vessel from New York for Southern waters, a jail hanging in Norrisville, and various accidents, crimes, and political notes from across the U.S. and abroad.
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Middle States
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Ma Bay
New London
Conn
Diratingates
New York City
Dantury
Rysyouty Trysis
Norrisvarg
Penn
Httle Agnes Wright
Himmellatown
Tacow
Holtz Maxs
Hinself
Tax Riot in Parduleo Sicily Amid Milk Tax Uprising
A despatch from Giardinelli details a Sicilian milk tax riot at Parduleo in northwest Sicily. Rioters attacked the caminiamal tailing, killed and wounded several, dragged bodies through the town, and pelted authorities as troops tried to restore order.
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Parduleo
Son
Three Drowned in Calfornian Family Tragedy at River Bend
Captain Fowly of Salt Mira Lyteka California, his young wife and their five year old child sailed to Vaulo Blutlanting for a voyage. A return trip ended in disaster as all three perished near the riverbank after a voyage of revisions and hopes washed away.
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Senate actions and debates on pensions and reforms
The Senate debated two bills on pensions and penalties for offenses against the United States, with Mr Voorhee introducing pension and crime definitions. Mr Manderson and Mr Cullom presented revenue and general resolutions, while Mr Hoar and Mr Hill moved to repeal federal election laws. The House discussed naval personnel, bank ruptcy, and the Illinois General Shields statue, with committee actions on district street extension and postal notes. The day closed with adjournment after various resolutions and orders.
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Inter-State Commerce Report Details Railroading in 1892
The report tracks railroad miles, corporations, and finances for the year ending June 30, 1892. It records 171,565.5 miles, 37 new corporations, 560,959,011 passengers, 708,555,471 tons of freight, gross earnings 81,407,948, and a net of 390,403,347 after expenses. Accidents include 2,531 deaths and 28,247 injuries among 214,215 employed. The report notes auto couplers adoption and safety equipment as key forward steps.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
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Belog A Nat Snereuss
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Prasenger
Berle
Milk sterilization proposal to prevent contagion
Secretary Morton and Dr. D E Salmon discuss a simple apparatus to sterilize milk for children by heating to 150 to 155 degrees Fahrenheit for about half an hour. The method uses an injector vessel and water bath to heat milk, with a corked bulb thermometer to monitor temperature.
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Morton
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Salmo
Geologic Survey Cuts Field Work Amid South Focus
The Geological Survey has largely abandoned field work with about 200 temporary employees discharged. Permanent scientists at the Bureau are returning to Washington to prepare summer reports while field activity is expected to resume next spring. Dr. Francs Feoupeny of Kansas City faces three years in prison for a fraud scheme against a neighbor. He is described as the poorest mogul in Missouri.
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Yale Commission
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Tradt
Hamasos, Lose & Co
Boston
Marblehead
Aps
Dis Cort
Louisiana
Bilings
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Faas
Rassary
Dareau
Sera
United States Geological Survey
Bureau
Francs Feoupeny
Kansas City
Ciehest Cougler
Missouri
Average Plantation Prices in December Report
The Department of Agriculture’s December returns detail farm price trends for corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, buckwheat, cotton, hay, tobacco, and potatoes. Notable figures include cotton at 6.99 cents per pound, corn 98.7 cents, and hay 9.18 per ton, with several declines versus prior years and varying regional conditions. Kentucky reports 7.6 cents for tobacco, while winter wheat conditions average 91.5.
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Department of Agricultum
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Admiralty’s naval build up to match rivals in 1900s Britain
The Graphic cites an Admiralty expert urging Britain to forge a stronger navy with thirty forelads and thirty seven cruisers plus eighty torpedo boats within five years to deter France and protect the Mediterranean. Admiral Horoby warns Britain cannot hold the Mediterranean with current fleets. stronger French forces could defeat Britain in war. Montezuma arrives at New Orleans, tonnage 90% and carrying 25,000 bushels of coal and 14,000 bales of cotton, a record load.
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France
Admiralty
Great Britain
FLIZ
Horoby
Mediterranean
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New Orleans
Markets Update On New York Produce Prices
New York wholesale prices for country produce are reported with late quotations. Buyers and traders monitor grain, fruits, and vegetables as market conditions show modest shifts. Local dealers note demand varies by commodity and month.
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New Yorks
Woman in car abuses infant as ride endures
A Philadelphia Record report describes a suburban woman in a moving car handling a six month old baby with extreme roughness for 250 yards. The infant was tossed, hugged, and jiggled in countless positions while the stunt continues, then the mother stopped and the child was laid in her lap. Nearby, a Paris resident belts a rat and prompts a haunting bell case.
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Sagan
Philadelphia Record
Abe
London Fair of 1745 Exhibits Ivory Shells and Miniature Objects
At the London Fair of 1745 jeweler Willian Moseman displayed a shell of nine common Barceloms net with numerous ivory items including a table tea board cups and bowls. Rival Leverick outdid him with a half cherry stone table chairs and a framed mirror. Antiquarian Doyle notes Beverick’s tiny ivory camal and other minuscule tools and a 200-hook gold chain, all so small they could be concealed on a fly.
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Leverick
Doyle
Beverick
Pune
Glaua
St. Lonin Republic
Remarkable Canal Found Near Ancient Perekop and Neapolis
Odessa engineer Molhukoff reports a nine kilometre long canal ten metres deep and about five metres wide, passing by Perekop and near Neapolis. Pliny and Strabo mention the great canal. Theodosia also reveals a vast find. The Crimea and Caucasus may hide many archaeological treasures.
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Observations on Gravity Variations Reported in Francs
The New York Sun notes that measurements using a mercury tube linked to hydrogen show daily gravitation changes. After temperature corrections, brief shifts lasting 15 minutes to an hour imply possible large interior mantle movements, though the displacements are tiny at about one twentieth of a millimeter.
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