Justice Bradley Dead Leaves US Supreme Court Void
Joseph P Bradley associate justice of the United States Supreme Court died at his Washington home after a long career in Newark and New Jersey politics. Born March 14 1813 in Serna Albany County New York he taught school surveyed and studied law before joining Rutgers and later the bench. He served on the Supreme Court from 1870 to 1890s contributing to patent law and Civil War era rulings. He leaves two sons and two daughters and was married in 1844 to the daughter of Chief Justice Hornblower.
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Joseph P. Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Justice Bradley
Serna
Albany County
N.Y
Hoe
Bleeneliest
Eaton
New Haverox
Philo Bradley
Mercy Perdipe
Newport
Joseph Bradley Twas
Rutgers College
Schowors
Arthur Gifford
Newark
Rutgard
Lafayette Collozo
Congress
New Jersey
Jersey
Grant
United States Supreme Court
Justice Strong
Penneyivnals
New Jerney
Delaware
Bradley
United States
Iawa
Tanasry
Hayes
Hornblower
Enatérn
Aiddle
New York City
Bomsbody
Carslamesa
Prince
New York State Insurance Department
New York Litenaurance Company
Coxonesavan WitLtAx
E. Ropixson
Brooklyn
Richellou' Robinson
England
Callanixe Hantaxp
Mary Kellagher
Gaa
Providence
Levi
Slink
Morgantown
Penn
Harrison
Tur
Joseph F. Bradley
North Reformed Church
N.J
Mount Pleasant
Mannina M. Exarr
New Jersey Supreme Court
Jersey City
Grand Jury
Crafr
Bergen County
S. J
Palo Alto
Leland Btanford
California
American Institute
Baby McHoo
Arion
Notable figures and chatter from a bygone era
A garbled European and American crowd list prominent people and titleholders. Names include Exexny Drowtoxp Worry as British ambassador in Madrid Spararox the London evangelist and Tawfik Pasha former Khedive of Egypt. References to Edward VII and Victoria era figures mingle with local names like Davin J. Willras of Saratoga and Heather Stencen near Rozent's Park.
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Yorry
Govekxon Bucitanax
Tonneasor
Charr
Madrid
Spararox
London
Tawfik Pasha
Egypt
Prince of Wales
Edward
Albert Edward
Mra Hammersley
England
Cambridge
Queen Victoria
Sxchetany Exxiss
Wanamaker
Nathan H.goff
John G. Carlisle
Arthur P. Gorman
Parsiwest Sxxor
Nine killed in sleighing accident at Wabash crossing
A sleighing party of twenty two social members collided with a specially chartered train at the Earah street crossing of the Wabash Railroad in St Louis. Nine died and eleven were seriously injured as the train at twenty five miles per hour hid the group. Two horses were killed and the sleigh occupants scattered. The dead and injured were transported to a hospital for care. all identified except one.
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Earah Street
St Touts
Seion of Honor
Cheld
Art Dieppedalle
Mrstaten Bannos Luco
Santiago
Chile
United States
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Valparaiso
Baltimore
la Normandie
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France
Rio Janeiro
Peixotto
Brazil
Armstrong’s
Newcastle
England
Yodoye Domain
Japan
Shizuoka
Uvinilin
China
Yot Yo Bhao
Bakou
Royal Funeral of Prince Albert Victor Across London and Windsor
Impressive ceremonies marked the funeral at Sandringham and Windsor for Albert Victor, eldest son of the Prince of Wales. The service drew Royal Family members, moved by somber processions, with crowds, gun salutes, bells, and universal mourning across Great Britain and Europe.
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Prince of Wales
Sandringham Hall
London
Windsor
England
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Houshold
Prince and Princess of Wales
Louise
Duckess of Fife
Victoria
Maud
Prince Gea
Wales
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Tock
Aleo
Sandringham Church
Bandringham
Duke of Fife
Great Britain
Ireland
Ecous
House of Commons
House of Lorde
St. George's Chapel
Tenth Hussars
Prince of Wales's Own
Berlin
Augusta
Frederick
Russians Lie Unburied as Famine Strikes Orenburg Area
The London Standard cites government reports from Orenburg on the Russo Asian frontier detailing a dire famine. In Cheliabinsk district hundreds flee to escape starvation while bodies lie unburied, and remaining clergy survive on dry herbs as villagers take the last sacrament in anticipation of death.
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London Standard
Orenburg
Cheliabinsk
Boudanese Defeated by French in Soudan Campaign
The French expedition under Colonel Humbert faced the Samory tribe in the French Soudan. Outnumbered natives charged bravely but were defeated by better arms, discipline, and tactics. French losses were six killed and thirty wounded, while hundreds of Samory warriors lay dead on the field.
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Humbert
Samory
Soudan
Africa
Punt
Bai
Inter
Murder in a School Room Kills Teacher in Kenton Jail
Four pupils aged twelve to seventeen in Kenton jail face murder charges after attacking and killing their teacher Miss McLaughlin. The attack followed a correction for a school misdemeanor. the teacher’s brother Frank intervened, was beaten unconscious, and another juvenile, Russ Laughlin, was fatally injured.
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John Stephenson
Burt Smith
William
Charles Spurlees
Kenton
Oto
Mist McLaughlin
Frank
Russ Laughlin
Double Hanging in Danville Va First in Thirty Years
A double hanging occurred in Danville Virginia a few days ago the first in thirty two years Principal figures were James Lyles and Margaret J Lasaley both Black accused of killing George Lashley husband of Margaret Lashley. The murder took place in North Danville on October 26 1st.
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Adoule
Danville
James Lyles
Margaret J. Lasaley
George Lashley
Lyter
Margaret Lashley
North Danville
Roof collapse during Russian church service rocks Slobodskoi
A church roof fell during worship at Slobodskoj sixteen miles from Viatka Russia. The crash crushed many worshippers and a fire broke out in the ruin. Initial reports list sixty to seventy dead or injured as rescuers worked in harsh conditions.
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Slobodskoj
Viatka
Russia
Explosion in New York City Kills Two Workmen
A blast in an uncovered blank in New York City kills two workers and injures three others, tearing through several houses and triggering public concern. The incident prompts a New York State Insurance Department report critical of the insurer’s management but notes the company remains solvent.
Mutiny in Rio Janeiro Prisons Sparks Fort Attacks
Two hundred prisoners at Fort Santa Cruz in Rio de Janeiro rose in mutiny, disarming guards and seizing arms. They captured Fort Pico and Fort Lago, elected a leader, and demanded de Fonseca's restoration. After a bombardment, Fort Sage fell, the mutineer leader died by suicide, and Santa Cruz yielded. The Sermit steamed away as authorities regained control. survivors were manacled.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
General de Fonseca
Fort Sage
Fort Pico
Nottingham Tragedy: Mother Kills Children then Herself
A distressed mother in Nottingham, Margaret Cast-Ingy, lauded for millinery work, succumbed to domestic troubles. She reportedly killed her two children with a chair and hammer then ended her own life with a razor, dying beside them.
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Nottingham
Margaret Cast- Ingy
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Senate and House Busy with Late 52nd Congress Duties
The Senate spent days 10 and 20 on calendar business, approving minor measures for the West Eight public building and considering bills on claims, coast defense efficiency, and inter state commerce. The president’s Chilean question message dominated a reading session, while nominations were confirmed. In the House, bills on free wood and Bland Free Silver advanced amid routine proceedings and a new code of rules was reported.
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Romarka
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Lowla Dexter
Foye
Azores
Heary Bradley
Dobbs Ferry
Mr. George
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
Kapoon
Kansas
Secretary of the Treasury
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Walt
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Breekenridge
United States
Chile
Congress
Late New York markets list farm produce and dairy prices
Wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and dairy lean toward New York quotes. The itemized list includes beans Lima kidney yellow eye and black turtle soups, potatoes onions grapes apples and fresh poultry with dairy items like creamery butter and full cream. Pricing covers Jersey state and western sources with varied bulk quotes and per bushel or per pound rates.
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Canada
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Black Bear
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Eucheeeres Tooig
Beavaroedian
Dora
Mine
Weawndess
Fire at Surgical Institute in Indianapolis Claims Crippled Inmates
A midnight blaze at the Surgical Institute in Indianapolis trapped 246 patients and 30 nurses as flames spread from the office building to the main wards. Attendants and policemen aided rescues with ladders and improvised conveyors, nine bodies were recovered, and at least 21 inmates and staff were injured. Insurance on the buildings and contents stood at 51,500 with claims likely exceeding 4,000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ilnols
Georgia Alreota
Shore
A. B.G
Spontansetta
Moor
Rascar
Woddal's
Gelnz Todla
Halle
Ethel Piatt
James A. Piatt
Pinkneyville
A. B.C
E. D. Purdy
Ates
John Gavin
Lazarus Brearn
Dubuque, Iown
A. J.griffith
Institute
Torrie
Ivur
Sanghal Institute
McGillard & Dark
Jons
Oklahoma's Governor Abraham J Beat Profile
Abraham J. Beat born November 28 1882 in Amherst Virginia rose from limited schooling to law through self effort. He served in the Union Army became a lawyer county attorney circuit attorney and judge later elevated as Associate Justice of Oklahoma Supreme Court then appointed Governor by President Harrison.
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Abraham J. Seay
Oxlxhoma
Amherst County
Virginia
Kitta
Osaga County
Missouri
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Fort Bumter
Confederacy
Thirty-second Torantry
Missouri Volunteers
Congress
Wilhard Bland
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Harrison
Train robbery and lynching mob terror on Missouri route
A southbound Missouri Pacific train encounters a lynching party escorting Murderer Robert Hopler from Nevada to ania Mo and then is robbed by two masked men in the express car. The bandits seize valuables totaling under 78 dollars after forcing the safe, flee toward a freight train, and a pursuit ends with a fatal shot and the capture of the remaining robber. The report names Charles Myers of Kansas City and S. C. Francis as associates. more than one lawman and posse engage in a gunfight over several miles ending in retreat and a fatality. The incident ties to broader violence and police action across the region, with references to local officials and the aftermath of the pursuit.
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Nevada
Ania Mo
Nostan Junction
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Hull
Houck
Bartlett
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific, Who Had ‘Gone To the Express Car To Escape Nnnoyanos
Pacific Company
Fort Stott
Kansas
Pacific Express
Fort Scott
B. Clemore
Chester
Misouri Pacific
Brandite
Mapes
Jahal Abbott
A. M
Pleasanton
Baudita
Charles Myers
Kansas City
C. Francis
Francis
Cowan
St. Louis
Baltimore
Myora
Versailles
Manning Buried Cardinal Manning at Kenral Green
Thousands of Catholics mourned the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster at a solemn funeral in London. The service at Brompton and the committal at Kensal Green featured bishops in ornate robes, a grand organ, choral display, and a procession to the cemetery amid fog and dim daylight.
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Manning
Kenral Green
England
Brompton
Osatory Brothers
Bantley
le Cats
Tras
Clifton
William Clifford
Newport
Menavia
John C. Hadley
Kansal Green
Global labor unrest and wage gaps across nations
The piece reports on an International Labor Congress and linked disputes, noting rail workers in the U.S. and Germany facing high workloads and low wages, including German workers earning under a dollar daily in summer. It cites Canadian, Mexican, French, Belgian, and British involvement, with strikes, import limits, and wage comparisons. The text also covers U S locomotive orders, Japanese streetcar production, and the diamond trade's scale and gender pay gaps.
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International Labor Congress
N.C
Batera
Copsell
Hess
Sanra Fg
Pennsylvania Company
Stoe
Pittsburg
Beet Eugar
Germany
United States
Boston
Waora
Mexico
Fisk Tuands
Ortenses
France
Helgian
Lugland
Bere Jin
LOO
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ittynas
Wheehog
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
Japan
Cara
Mita
Armerican
Au Miploye
Holland
Jaudon and
Pans
America
World News in Brief From 19th Century Digest
A compilation of diverse items reports diphtheria ravaging Benvia, Col costs at 23 a ton, gas found near Salt Lake City, and cholera-like outbreaks in Guatemala. It notes rail expansion in Mexico, beet sugar push in Nebraska, Spain consolidating posts, orange trees planted in Lexis, coal near Wyoming, and interference of Ixetozyca with trade. Also covered are racially charged politics in Belgium, relief grain transport by U S railways, and a tall tale of Col. Fickert Nelson.
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Utah
Guatemala
Reichstar
Mexico
Nebraska
Spain
California
Wyoming
Rica
Warrensburg
Great Britain
Ireland
Amavon Mathews
Boston
Mass
Wll
Prussia
Chances H. Aupartem
Chicago
United States
Wiliam Hraft
Belgium
British Honduras
Micnesoy
Clark University
International Bureau of Weights and” Measures
Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Boa
Argentina
Chile
South
Central America
CoLonen
Fickert Neson
Baltimore
Essex County
Unusual Bay Drop Dares Traverse City Waters
A mysterious event near Traverse City Michigan saw water recede from the lake shore by about six and a half feet before three o clock. Docks lay exposed while the bay emptied for an hour and then returned like a massive wave. The incident followed a prior drop of five to six feet over two days.
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Traverse City
Smich
Mandy Beach
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