Lost Among Bubbles in a North Sea Cave
An adventurer recalls entering a foamy sea cave formed by a tidal bubble mass of yellowish foam at a cliffed coast. He navigates the floating cavity with dog, loses breath, and finds daylight only after escaping with the aid of his hound, recounting a perilous, dreamlike dive into the foam and the emergence back to safety.
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Labrador
Flaherman
Coluigd
Goaat
Darling
Cova
Walter
Leoult
Thad
Gropin
Cupid
Bteelville
Bmo
William J. D. Kelly
Bilas Anns de. Donald
Oakville
Canada
Lndy
St. Louie Republic
A Dangerous Fat. 5. FB, Price of Albany Ga
A fragment describes a captive animal, noting it was captured when young and has been trained to a degree of docility. Despite this, its ferocity remains a concern as the owner handles it with caution and the creature’s eyes and smell suggest latent danger.
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Albany
Auch Mumnonis
Ryts
Decoration Day Observed Across States With Parades and Orations
Memorial Day observances spread nationwide with large city parades in New York and many towns. Veterans, Marines, and local dignitaries led processions, with services at Riverside and Arlington and remarks by notable figures including Vice President Morton and General Grant Post crews.
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Masalle
Martin
Worth Monument
Jones
Grant
Emmons Clark
Thomas J. Bell
Leada
G.A. R. Women's Avziary
Auburn
Dan Bickle
Franz Eigel
Myera
Robert Entisino
Lars
Loomis L. Langdon
Huntington
Ennadelhia
Foot
Nosris
Charla Eap
Lve
St. John’s College
General Groot
Riverside Park
Alguifrancs
John 9. Wise
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G. Aa. R
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N. Y
Armatrong Post
Morton
Poughkeepsia
State Armory
Governor Hill
Albany
Dutchess Club
Harrison
Proctor
Tracy
Wanamaker
Walford
Philadelphia
Grand Army Posts
District National Guard
Washington City
Grand Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Georgetown
Aqueduct Bridge
Arlington
Marine Band
Iiie
Sheridan
Boston
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E. W. Emeles
Tremont Temple
Belog
Mra
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Mfassachusetts
New Bedford
Grant Army Post
Chicago
Ill
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Lincoln School
St. Louis
Mo. S
National Cemetery
Jefferson Barracks
Ransom Post
Exposition Hall
General Sherman
Calvary Cemetery
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Post
General Grant
Twelfth Street
Andersonville
I. F. Hanson
Macon
Pan-American Congress
Geprala
Yorktown
Atlanta
C. G. Si. Mason
Nations
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Grant Army
Cave
Nashville
Tenn
Stane River
Murfreesboro
A. H. Pettibone
Knoxville
Allen
Michigan
San Aneonio
Texas
Ogden
Kanais
Denver
Col
Fore Logan
Tly
Train Capture Rumored in Copenhagen Robbery
Sparse notes report a claimed train capture incident in Copenhagen with unclear details. Authorities have not released confirmed names or locations and no charges have been filed as the investigation proceeds.
Farcical obituary roundup and disasters reported in brief
A chaotic mix of deaths, accidents, fires, drownings, and political notes from various U.S. and international locales. Reports include a New York physician’s death, a Texas tragedy, laborer lynching in Louisiana, ship trials, revolts in Argentina, and a Kentishtown family massacre investigation.
Southern Exposition to Showcase Southern Progress in Raleigh
The Southern Exposition will run October 1 to December 1, 1891 in Raleigh North Carolina. Northern manufacturers are invited to join and display labor-saving devices. John T Patrick is secretary and commissioner for information, coordinating with state commissions and trade groups.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Raleigh
N.C
Iis
John T. Patrick
H Wax
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Mie Patricks
Department of Information
Southern Inter-States Immigration Bureau
Hay
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Patrick
Roateigh
Tawan
Inquirer
Mass attack at Whitesville cemetery shocks veterans
A drunken mob of about fifty attacked a G A R veterans ceremony in Whitesville Kentucky. They dragged the speaker from the stand and destroyed structures before tearing up banners. Two veterans Morgan and Martell fought back as hundreds joined the melee. Several people were wounded and twenty five were injured. two men were fatally cut. The assailants fled as a mob pursued them. Local authorities plan action to restore order and investigate the riot.
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Worelen
Pragus
Laxe Iunes
Cardinal Alimonda
Turin
Italy
Antoine A. Dorion
Justin
Quebec
Candas
Queen's Bench
Tax Czarewitch
Vladivostock
Biberia
Bilbao
Spain
Art Savona
Atte Ros
Cus
Taent
Buenos Ayres
Argentens
Kentishtown
England
Grand Army
Braven
Whitesville
Morgan
Martell
Durrell
John ‘Taylor
Dave Smith
Toughy
Aluey
Anny
Edison Seeks to Reproduce Motion On Screen
Edison describes a device that records moving action on gelatine film and projects it for private viewing. The kinetograph captures rapid sequences, aiming to reproduce stage motion with sound-like accompaniment and future opera fronted by a complete stage setting on a home screen.
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Edison
Electric Wizard
Chicago
Ison
Hammont
Sny
Perfedy
Mr. Edison
Aul
Naval
Exilion
Labor unions sweep the nation in a wave of organizing
A jumble of reports notes unions forming across industries from tinsmiths to clerks and drivers, with mentions of national unions planned, strikes spreading, pay scales, and political rights tied to labor action. It cites 3,000,000 trades unionists, wage figures, and notable organizing efforts in cities like Evansville, Pittsburgh, and Lynn, plus legal decisions on eight hour workdays.
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Kastas
Atmlbae
Cuxay
Germany
Penmsilrana
United States
Evansville
Ninera
Tre Vennsylyvania Railroad
Apatemom
Brasswellatis Wall
Pitesburs
Beaver Falls
Penn
Cooperative Glass Congany
Uncle Sam
Massachusetts
New York
Water Palace at the World Fair A Water Palace of glass and glass domes
Prominent architect touts the Water Palace as the World Fair’s gem a vast inland site on Jackson Park north lake to host a illuminated fountain dazzling water effects and a central 30 foot diameter color pillar. Four entrances bridges and a promenade surrounding the circular glassed interior feature moving water and ship assemblies for viewing from elevated galleries and decks.
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Bo Sald
Tha
Jackson Fark
Gront Administration
Usnots
Foralew Nations
Pittsburg Pitcher Gatore Shines In Big League Start
Pittsburg’s Gatore earns win as New York rivalries sharpen with Tar New York Club offering Rochester 2300 for Bowman. Ames Rusie, the 21 year old speedster of the New York map Club, is hailed as the era’s fastest pitcher.
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Gatore
Pittsburg
Grasscock
New York
Ewing
Rochester
Bowman
Sx Umsptars
Chocanal
Maxy
Sharrott
Grorax
Vax Haurnen
Baltimores
Jons Wann
Brooklyns
Eye Tha Isto Fogarty
Sakina
Ames Rusie
New York Map Club
Bmaxacen Banste
Daltimore
Parsiner O'Neill
Grasshopper
Hinghanton
N. Y
Whitnsy
Super Maxwwecu
Columbus Base‘ball Club
Charles Reilly
Pittsburgh
Maxwell
Turbulent Night Across Midwest as Storm Ravages Cities
A sweeping weather complex drenched the United States from Chicago to New Orleans and beyond. Widespread electrical disruption hit Milwaukee and Dakota towns as a Watertown South Dakota tornado caused extensive property damage and injuries.
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United States
Chicago
New York
New Orleana
St. Paul
Minnneapolia
Milwaukee
Wia
Dakotas
Watertown
South Dakota
Iteline
Waverly
P. Chandler
Hazel
Sezion
St. Louis
Rio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
St. Aloysius Catholc
Lincoln
Fairmount
Run
Union Pacific
Boiler Explosion at Jordan’s Mill Kills Two, Wounds Eight
A boiler explosion at J Jordan’s saw mill near Bowling Green Virginia killed two men and wounded eight others. Workers near the engine room were struck by scalding water and debris. several were buried in the ruins. Medical aid arrived promptly and survivors were rescued though many injuries were grave. The dead are William Leaf, Lawrence Hayes, William James, John Fry colored, Wesley Catlett. The cause remains undetermined.
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Tvo
Jordan
Bowling Green
Wiliam Leaf
Lawrence Hayes
William James
John Fry
Wesley Catlett
Rebellion in Hayti Fails as Prison Break Is Crushed
Dispatches report an abortive Haytian uprising during which insurgents freed prisoners. Forty leaders were executed, order restored in appearance, and President Hippolyte's government remained largely intact though fear of arson and revolt lingered among troops.
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Hayti
Insurzenta
Hippolyte
Department of the West
Hippalyts
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