Various Global Notes From 19th Century Chronicle
A mixed collection notes on currencies and demographics, drought in the Mississippi Valley, locusts in the Northeast, a court opinion on debt collection in Missouri, and a fifty-six town earthquake report from Athens. It references population figures, Chinese immigration counts, railway horse orders, and damage estimates.
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Qawana
Tur Msgouri Supreme Court
Keyport
N. J
Ir Ia
Fishremes
Penysylvania
New Jersey
Glasgow
Scotland
Tax
Mississippi Valley
Tus
Yalo
Bur Nal
United States
Tressury
Jepair Lr
Newfoundland
Mississippi
Hatchlo
Memphis
Toun
Assassination of President Carnot Shocks France
The French president Carnot was murdered while en route to the theatre. An Italian suspect named Chsaro Giovanni Banto gave a vague account at police headquarters. France and Italy mourn, while governments from Washington to Berlin express sympathy and prepare official condolence actions.
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Carnot
France
Funeral of President Carnot in Paris After Assassination
A reporter describes Carnot’s funeral procession to the Elysee Palace after his assassination in Lyons. The scene includes mourners, a mortuary chapel, and a guard, with a crowd showing deep distress as the nation enters mourning.
Birth of Duke of York's heir at White Lodge
Duchess of York safely delivers a son at 2.55 PM at White Lodge Ricmmamly England. Telegrams go to Queen, Prince and Princess of Wales and Home Secretary Asquith. The Princess of Wales leaves London. the Prince soon follows. An official tracks progress by telephone. The first notice of the birth comes before ten o'clock. Media speculation mentions titles and status for a potential son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF York
Duchess of York
Prince George
Great Britain
White Lodge
Prince
Princess of Wales
Home
Asquith
Losely Park
Henry White
Princess of Wates
London
National Observer
Quen Victoria
Wiahess
York
Pers
Earl of
Kent
Duchenh
Lone
Prince of Wales
Trek
Clarenen
Dave
Bagramt
Fallin Tauk
Duke of Fife
Princes of Wales
Three Thieves Lynched Near Mion County Kentucky
A mob hanged Archis Burt and William Maines in Mion County Kentucky after a vigilante action described as a lynching. Reports say two of the men lived in Gatpold Ohio as the neighborhood reacted with fear and authorities urged order during the tense period.
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Barents-fye
Mion County
Kentucky
Archis
Burt
Willian Maines
Colorel
Wien
Gattpold
Ohio
Ra Volvirt
Orfau
California Moonshiners Operation Disclosed in Ravenna District
Ravenna inspectors uncovered several hundred brandy stills in the mountain district of California operated for years by Italo. They report wide access points and a large community involved. Officials claim a fraud scheme defrauded the Cog reement of 500,009 dollars annually.
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California
Ravenna
Italo
Tariff measures debated as Congress adjourns and reforms eyed
The Senate moved to report ten paragraphs of the tariff measure from the Finance Committee and debate on income tax provisions continued. The House discussed anti option bills, pension measures, and labor investigations as it prepared for adjournment and designated Labor Day as a national holiday.
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Senate
Jonoa
Finanag Committee
Allison
Great Britain
Bears, Hill
Algemann
Donato Votal
Sugne'Trust
Aloongato
Kym
West
Finneen Committas
Haratofore
Mutual Inesuranca
Benafit Assonistiens
Bondoddott
Messrs, HI
Sherman
Aldrichyunid Vile
Hill
Dax
Condolones Thosaunts
Ornot
France
Air
Lui
Crisp
House
Lalluy
Ahilah
Goo
Nedons
Witch
Aldeich
Agi
Cox
Lacey
Bayers
Agreud
Bynum
Sayers
Uy Honss
Vox
Aldernd Sitaeu
Dothleney
Nessra
Cogswall
Hopkins
Cannon
Pension Bureau
Bmoessra
O'Neirl
Eplow
Dookery
Etserions Gomuiolttes
Ivor
Atlas
Tom Watson
Blair
Georga
Gommilttoo
Architoetark
Houseinet
Carnot
Frages
Lott Hay
Touas
Erastus Wiman Sentenced for Forgery in New York Court
Erastus Wiman, noted philanthropist and financier of Brazen Island, was convicted of a second forgery and sentenced to five years and six months in state prison by Judge Ingraham in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, New York City. The defense sought a new trial on grounds of improper jury instructions and verdict. the judge then imposed the term with possible reduction for good behavior.
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Erartug Wiman
Erastus Wiman
Quoodam Philanthropat
Brazen Island
Justicon Ingraham
Court of Oyer and Terminer
New York City
Hia
Tracy
Mn. Whunnid Aiade
Che Dem
Dun & Co
Prey Wabai
Justics Iogrutam
Wiman
Ingesham
Fonda
Dan
Wie Nan Wai
Lona
Turmoil and crime across regions disrupt New York era
Reports from Monticello New York and Brooklyn New Jersey recount murder trials suicides and accidents. Bank embezzlement charges against E O Kaper surface as national news flows. A large gathering of Southern capitalists near New York discusses attracting Northern funds while a heat wave claims multiple child deaths and a fatal bridge tragedy in Brooklyn.
Baseball notes show Eastern dominance and rising Western gains
Privaprirou leads the league in log while Murphy of the New Yorks earns late credit. Tar Louisyuies posts twenty games straight and wins. Latram loses captaincy of the Gindtonati. Many players face injuries and discipline as Keefe searches for pitching talent. The piece highlights team strengths, strikeouts, and divergent league performances, noting Rochester style influences and the uneven strength of clubs across regions.
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Privaprirou
Firtt Hif
Murphy
New Yorks
Tar Louisyuies
Tlatram
Gindtonati
Olevzlano
Baltimore
Boston
Kamo
Kovler
Baltimores
Bnooxs
Cloymr Uttle
Princeton
Philadelphia
Keefe
New York
Nicroxa
Pironena
Beneft
Tau
Jim" Froonan
Angon
Nino
Nalagis
Bustle
Tex Brooklyng
Batamen
Canron
Yale
Priosoton
Hood
Barger
Eozle
Bostong
Alvants
Ag Export
Violent incident and rail deaths headline regional news
Vineland man Josep Writserr allegedly attacked his wife and daughter with a razor after crashing a blacksmith’s tool into his home then set a fire and fled. In Newington Conn a couple, Ellen and Aue Wonsell, were struck by an express train while on tracks on adjacent rail lines, both died. The Republican National League held a Denver convention with about 6000 in attendance. Col Surenintexpest Crise of Carnegie Works testified before Congress about armor plate record falsification. President Corvesxo commented on financial markets improving. Cuantes De Kay of New York was named Consul General at Derlo. A provisional government formed in Salvador, with Rivas expected to become President soon. An explosion at a mine in Le goldad Asturlog Spain left eight dead and many missing.
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President Carnot
Sadio Carnot
Franco
Lyons
Cesare Giovanni Santo
Enrayol
Andros
Carnot
Diupingol
Cornot
Palais de Commerce
Tyole
Republique
Oamin
Inadan
ML Alyaud
M. Carnot
Lynch
Soward Surgénois de Ville
Bhem
Thanes
Poltomen
Dr. Oller
Dony M. Carnot
Adminster
Caraut
Doctor Paneet
Iuter
Suny Mw
Adrian Dupuy
Primv
Dupuy
Chindey
Wigand
la Republique
M. Chaudyy
Bivand
Tahoe Theatre
M. Rivaud
Chauley
M. Niviudgard
Audienae
Wisen Atlonen
Ivan Continua
Rue de A Republique
Stnbbot
Legion of Honor
Qallirton
State Department
Washington
Eustis
Yustis
Parla
France
Ulster Republic
Ith
Wiss
Humano
Patriotis
Mazlistrate
Cuxsuan
Preahient
Noticn
Congress
Rewate
House of Representatives
Franch Nepublic
Republia
Cleveland
Mario Francois Sal Onenot
Lazaro Carnot
Napoleon Bonaprarte
Hippolyte Carnot
Franas
Badl Carnot Tirat
Timoges
Ils
School of Mines
Crivduaid
Kheir Bonora
de— Sons
Normandy
Erent Mell
Lott Center
Renestary
Poblia Wark
MS Ferry
Tie
Bhe
Florvnce
M. M. Brisyon
Daumirs
de Froyelnet
Devanihor
PSS
Chamber of Mapitde
Supublic
Aghia
Chamber of Peptides
Casimir-Porrwe
Astro
Goslin Ot Tlonor
Gare du
Enstern
Riddle Staton
Punasu
Tawney
Penn
Minora
Kaper
Asatatant Tolles
Chiaopoa National Bank
Springfield
Masa
Lazar Wataipar
Sseyperbund
Newark City
Gilroy
Okarica Warmkessal
Matantango Valley
Pennsylvania
Haneley
Mas. Lirzzin Hantipay
Monticello
Electris
Paul Halliday
Womex
Atnostrad
Pascala
N. J
Erectrix Trollay
Brooklyn
Closhield-Jeferson
Joux Kincuxen
Oftynloo
Margaret
Williamsburg
N. Y
Mra. Kirchner
Canvey
Marqury
Nlacty
Fripvnex Bann
United States
Ant Ving
New Beunswwick
Ida
Hye
Thomas A. Enisos
Hig
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Nndianos
New York City
Gowanus Bay
Charles Nelson
Columbia Street
Erastus Winan
Evareaz
Civirara
Brofhertioolot Machinery
Moutdere
Itr
Joanananta
Victoria
Australia
Amor UN Trend
Tel Fehlenya
Huns
Supreme Court of Nebraska
New York
Howe
By Ocean Atnamstilp
Evansville
Ind
Sune
Irontad Stel Workersayill
Youngstown
Glity
Ptrlomon
Croadwiny Table Road
American Stalway Union
Chicago
Tabor
Fairbanks. Sealy Company
Rt. Salinsbury, Ve
Jont A. Lenz
Muster Cap Builders Assortation
Saratoga
N.Y
Josep Writserr
Vineland
Ifo
Fama
Aue
Ellen Wonsell
Newington
New Belton
Conn
Republican National League
Denver
Col
Surenintexpest Crise
Carnegia
Congresstowal
Presipent Corvecsxo
Cuantes de Kay
Derlo
Salvador
Rivas
Legoldad
Asturlog
Spalo
Tragedy at West Jersey Rail Crossing Kills Two Toddlers
Two twenty two month old children Charlea and Anna Dick were killed on the West Jersey Hallroad at South Vineland New Jersey while playing near Grant street crossing. The engine James and did not stop in time striking the pair who were on the gravel road-bed. The boy and girl were fatally injured with the girl thrown into a ditch and the boy crushed under wheels. The parents Charles and Mary Buck are grief stricken and the incident will be thoroughly investigated.
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West Jersey
South Vineland
N. J
Charlea
Anna Dick
Charles
Mary Buck
Grant Street Crossing
James
Buck
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Duriaus
John P
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Dread
Wooblugton
Bomton
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