Train wreck kills and injures workers near Colorado Springs
A freight train bound from Denver to Colorado Springs plunged through a timber bridge near Monument Hill at 11 am, killing three, fatally injuring one, and seriously injuring several others. Twenty-four cars carried stone and timber. the bridge, wood and fifty feet high, collapsed as workers on the north end fled. Foreman J. Childers and Mrs. Cooper perished on the ledge as wreckage crushed them. many others were hurt, with a wrecking train rushing physicians to the scene and the injured sent to Lo Junta hospital.
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Five Representatives Die Since November Election
Seven months after the Fifty fourth Congress began seven House members have died or resigned. Death claimed five members, with two resignations including J C Burrows of Michigan and J C Black of Georgia whose seats face likely party shifts. Readies replacement names and possible outcomes for party balance.
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Georgia
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Myron B. Wright
Campbell
Dan Blckles
New York
Unfavorable Apple Peach and Grape Crop Conditions
Agricultural Department fruit trap report shows a moderate decline in crop health with apples notably lower since June. Declines centered in New England New York Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota while Piedmont outlook improves. California and Pacific Coast see mixed results as frost and drought reduce yields. Grape crops suffer frost damage especially in northern regions and central west.
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Succeed Wolseley Named Ireland Commander
Queen Victoria approves Field Marshal Lord Roberts to command Lor Majesty s forces in Ireland succeeding Lonl Wolseley who is popular among officers. Roberts, famed for Afghan and Burmese campaigns, is seen as likely to rise to Commander-in-Chief if Duke of Cambridge retires.
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New York Vessel Earns Praise at Kiel Naval Celebration
Captain Notley K. Craus reports a grand reception for American representatives at Kiel Germany. The New York drew lavish praise from German and English navies for construction armament and crew discipline. The German Emperor visited the New York and praised its guns machinery and overall equipment. English officers also lauded the quartet of American ships the New York San Francisco Columbia and Marblehead. German newspapers echoed high honors, with clippings included by Captain Evans.
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Italian Assassin In Three Parishes Sparks Fear Across Louisiana
A series of Irish Italian driven killings in St John and neighboring parishes includes a house attack at Giordano killing three and wounding four, the Aldos shot on a public road, and a later assault injuring Filipo Russo’s family. Balvadore Puglisi is arrested, with authorities linking the crimes to Italian nationalist tensions along the coast.
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Tornado Sweeps Across Findlay and Midwest Causing Wide Damage
A Findlay dispatch describes a violent windstorm described as a tornado. It toppled roofs and chimneys, ripped walls, destroyed signs, and damaged the central engine house and horse stables. Several deaths and numerous injuries were reported across multiple states as crops and property suffered extensive harm.
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Two London Boys Charged With Murder of Their Mother
Two boys aged thirteen and eleven appeared before a London magistrate on charges of murdering their mother. They confessed, saying they killed her heart. The father is away on a voyage. The house held the body for ten days as the youths, aided by a half-witted man, robbed valuables and played cards amid an odor. Remanded for mental examination.
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Morley Defeated in Ireland Election Sparks Nationwide Reaction
Conservative candidates, led by C F Hammond and W D Craddas, totalled 12 583 and 12 270 respectively while John Morley trailed with 11 802 and 11 161 for the Liberal side as Labour mustered 2 002. The Conservatives gained 11 230 votes overall. Morley’s 1892 tally of 12 923 was surpassed by the Liberal loss. Morley’s Newcastle speech lamented the defeat as a tremendous battle and praised opponents’ fairness.
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Georgia Bimetallists Convene in Griffin Addressed by Senator Morgan
Georgia bimetallists favoring free coinage of silver met in Griffin in a state convention. Senator John T. Morgan addressed the gathering held in a grove near the civic site. Ivory Coast representation and local attendees participated as the meeting called for broader silver policy.
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President and Mrs Cleveland Name New Girl Marion
The President and Mrs Cleveland have named their infant daughter Marion Cleveland. The announcement was made by Private Secretary Churcher at the President's summer home in Marblehead, Massachusetts. The reason for the name is unknown, though the family has ties to Marion in Nazard’s Day folklore.
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Defender Defeats Vigilant In 1993 America's Cup Trial Off Sandy Hook
The Defender won by two minutes and forty-five seconds in a sunny, steady wind race off Sandy Hook New Jersey. A large crowd watched the 90-foot sloops, with Defender jumping to an early lead and Vigilant close behind as the fleet tested sailing qualities amid ideal conditions in the windward course.
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Baby Marion Cleveland to press button for expo opening
The account describes a plan at the Atlanta Cotton States and International Exposition where Baby Marion Cleveland would touch a button to start machinery. Western Union signs into the event with signaling actions and a distant operator in Atlanta will trigger the current that powers the wheels. President Cleveland's daughter is named as the preferred toucher, while President Cleveland plans a brief visit on October 18, President's Day.
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Violence and Debt Tale in Chicago Home Incident
Draiddo Balingona attacked Mrs Nosalie Dayidom with a razor and revolver in Chicago, wounding her while the assailant died by self-inflicted wounds. Three men rushed to aid, and the shooter died instantly after the attack. The motive linked to a winter loan to laborer Davidosa and his family, pressing for repayment.
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Time and motion unfold in tiny fractions of a second
A Boston Advertiser extract explores how time divides into minuscule intervals from ticket lines to planetary movement. It notes a train at sixty miles per hour passing yards in fractions of a second and scales up to Earth’s rotation and orbital motion, illustrating vast distances covered in tiny time frames.
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Experiments Determine Spider Vision Range to a Foot
Experiments show spiders have a vision range of at least a foot though it remains unclear if they rely on sight or other cues. Studies suggest spiders respond to air movements, even when such motion is inaudible to humans.
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Reproducing Napoleon's Longwood House for Paris Exposition
French engineer Edouard Gras proposes a replica of Napoleon Bonaparte's Longwood House at St Helena as an exhibition attraction in 1900. The plan includes a precise recreation with panoramic canvases of the surrounding landscape. Also noted is a report of two pigeons flying from London to Liskeard, about 220 miles, in six hours.
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Electric rail line test aims to prevent crashes on Fitchburg branch
An experimental system uses electric current along rails to activate air brakes on locomotives. Proponents claim it could prevent railroad accidents from broken rails, misaligned switches, and collisions. Preparations are underway for a practical trial on the Watertown branch. The Baltic Canal width is generally 290 feet, widening to 828 feet in places.
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