Revival among Indians at Charlevoix camp meeting
A New York Herald report describes a Charlevoix Michigan camp meeting of Ottawa Chippewa and Ojibway people near Pine Lake. The final night featured a vibrant revival with translated sermons, rousing songs, and embers fading at dawn as paleface attendees watched the ceremonies on the lakefront.
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Charlevoix County
Mich
Pleasant Grove
Pine Lake
Charlevoix
New York Herald
Ojibway
Bankey
Val Arbo
Norwood
Little Traverse Bay
Indiana
Navassa Riot Leaves Officers Dead and Hostages
Readable fragments describe a violent Navassa Island riot where black insurgents killed four Navassa Hospital Company officers and wounded others, then besieged the superintendent’s house with bombs and weapons. Survivors credit aid from allied forces and local Black leaders for safety. The tale includes forced concealment, loot, and a call for external relief.
Terrible blasts at Laflin Rand powder works kill three
A violent explosion at Laflin and Rand's powder works in Beelsville Pennsylvania kills three men and injures six others. Debris, shattered glass, and scattered body parts cover several blocks as the blast flings sections of buildings into the air and seeds fear across the town. The cause is suspected to be a spark from a tack on the floor igniting the powder.
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Laflin & Rand
Beelsville
Penn
Carnegie
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
W. Rk, Jones
Ce Steel
Captain Jones
United States
Europe
Johnstown
President Announces Numerous Territorial Office Appointments
The President made several appointments to land offices and public moneys positions. Named are Charles W Banks in Salina Kansas and Joseph Perrault in Boise City Idaho, with others in Eureka Nevada, Harrison Arkansas, and Donaleskay Alaska among listed posts and duties.
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Land Ofices
Coarge Marquette
Mich
M. Lange
Nina
Charley J. Kingsley
Boise City
Idaho
Lee Monroy
Walkedasy
Kauy Jamessl
Thadson
Callide Ark
Charles M. Green
Morrison
Armorance
Mann
Buffalo
Wyo
Alexander L. Morrison
Sante Te
N.N
Yoba
Charles W. Banks
Salina
Kan
W. J. Griffin
Eureka
Nev
Alfred A. Tufts
Camlen
Ark
Felix Baker
Harrison, Ark
Joseph Perrault
Henry KR. Tavplyy
Rilem
Oregon
District of
Alaska
Donaleskay Trisha
Infant Firebug Terrifying Coroner Warns Of Child
An infant deaths after a three year old sibling with a fire setting mania burned the baby girl while her mother worked in Inlini apoli Indiana. The Coroner warns the child’s growing danger if not restrained. Also reports population estimates for Australian capitals with Sydney leading and Hobart second.
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Inlini‘apoli
Ind
Siler
Iti
Turbulent World News Span in a Hodgepodge Report
A crowded digest notes Henry Ives trial results with mixed verdicts in New York. It reports train sabotage, a high number of injuries, a sheriff indictment, a mass wedding in Richfield New York, a mysterious death in Herndon Pennsylvania, and various disasters. It mentions the US cruiser Dolphin’s world cruise, fires in Cresco Iowa and Cincinnati suburbs, and political conventions in Mississippi and Wyoming. It closes with a string of global notices including uprisings, accidents, and diplomatic moves.
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Eastern
Middle States
Henry
Alice Whrnn
Herndon
Penn
Gottshall
Purdytown
Ronpens
Drighton
M. CG. Salton
Fall Rtver
Mass
Evanart Harwery
Anenville
Huntigdei
United States
Dolphin
New York
Winre
Pontoosuc Lake
Pittfiehd
Alfred Ford
Tiron Champine
Burglary and Arson Rampage Hits Berks and Lancaster
A string of robberies and arson attacks described as planned by a group believed to number at least twenty swept Berks and Lancaster counties. Fires destroyed multiple houses while thefts and break-ins occurred at depots, Post Offices, and residences. Police detained several suspects after a late night operation, with two men remaining in custody.
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Berks
Lancaster County
Pann
Wrightsvilla
Javturler Frm
Alten Carrot
Tharnesville
Ilva Lapher Yard
Livia
Bindworo
Prutsman
Main Street
Jide Fiester
Heraza
Train Robbery At Buckatunna Captures $2700 In Cash
Reported hold up of Mobile and Ohio mail and passenger train near Buckatunna Mississippi by five or more masked men who forced engineer Jack Terrell and fireman Thomas Hust to stop at a bridge. They seized about $2700 in railroad funds while missing $70,000 in government money. Conductor Billy Scholes faced gunfire as the robbers fled toward Citronville. A second Texas route robbery followed near Crowley with two sacks taken and pursuers in pursuit.
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Harrison
Dayix
Cumberland
Fort Gay
W. Va
Roughy
Mississippi
James 2. Chalmers
W. C. Mathison
American Bankers’ Association
Kansas City
Winona
Miss
Sol Purnell
General Sherman
Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
Oho
Chicago
F. Curtis
John Wale Ince
Cairo
Ill
Tanner
Wallace
Emery Candle Company
Cincinnmati Ohio
Hoxzing
Republic
Mich
Seral
Cresco
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
California
Butte
Mont
Sipney D. Waters
Spoxany Walls
W. T
Grand Jury
Relief Committee
Egan
Joseph Tow
Greenlsigr
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Mobile
Ohio
Buckatunna
Ala
Jack Terrell
Thomas Hust
J. W. Dunning
Dunning
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Florida
W. C. Bell
Lim
Bell
Meriden
Billy Scholes
Citronville
Express
Rube Burrows
Alabama
Mobile and Ohio Company
Texas
Santa Fo
Crowley
Fort Worth
Themen
Cxpress
Widow of Kanawha County Patriot Receives Large Pension
A Kanawha County West Virginia widow in her late forties receives a substantial pension. During the Civil War her husband supported the Confederacy while she and their children backed the Union. A Union lieutenant was killed by the husband after a guard sat on a fence. Soldiers killed Pierson and three children in retaliation. The mother and remaining children endured long poverty.
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Mary Pierson
Kanawha County
W.va
Harvey
Pierson
Miscellaneous World News items from Santa Anna to Japanese empire
A digest of scattered notes includes an earthquake at Santa Anna California. Diamonds reported in Guerrero Mexico. Korea insolvent. Missouri governors at a St Louis fair. Colorado desert thirst and starvation stories. Johnstown disaster totals. Chinese women smuggling into San Francisco. Japanese nickel coins earnings. Hokkaido coal field value estimate. Italy orders Krupp towers for Alps defense. German army buildup on frontier. Paris Exposition attendance and closing date. Miscou River Commission funds. Emperor of Japan takes possession of new European styled palace. Russian arrests for anti-Austria conspiracies. Salt bed found near Bismarck North Dakota. UK rail accidents and fatalities. English plasterer fortune from Sydney. Fire Engineers meeting in Kansas City. Copper production rise from Superior mines. Death of Joann Crouse in Syracy. Freight train collision in Colorado. Bell tolling for czar’s train accident. British annexations near Samoa. Redmen convention in Baltimore. Membership growth.
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Santa Anna
Cal
Iris
Guerrero
Mexico
Tne
Corean
Missouri
St. Louis
Colorado Desert
Johnstown
Peon
Miscou River Commission
Japan
Russia
Austria
Bismarck
North Dakota
Donne
United Kingdom
Sydney
National Association of Fire Engineers
Kapsss City
Jake Superior Mines
Joan Crouse
N.Y
St Wall
Union
Phenix
Samoa Islands
Order of Redmen
Bylimore
Political ambitions and global incidents cross nation borders
A fragmented list of historic items reports Truexps of John L Sullivan seeking a Boston congressional run, guardsman accidental shooting in Allentown, a Harrisburg barn fire killing six horses, church investigations in Cleveland, railroad openings in North Carolina, and international incidents from Liverpool to Tangier. Also noted are a Chinese minister’s recall, a Panama kidnapping verdict, a Mexican duel, and disasters from Italy to Alaska.
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Truexps
John L. Sullivan
Congress
Boston
Marturas Gavnen
Fourth Regiment
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Willets
Harrisburg
Penn
Ancin
Lewis
Tangier
Cobn
Eight Lives Lost In Erie Ware Shipwreck
The schooner Erie Ware under Captain Stafford capsized between Port Rowan and Clear Creek Ontario and eight persons drowned. The vessel had been aground for days with extra crew aboard to help free her. Four crew members and four landed men were aboard. two crew reached shore. Drowned are Captain Thomas Stafford Taleet Marritt Edward Soper and George Sell.
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Stafford
Port Rowan
Clear Creek
Ontario
Racuall
Thomas Stafford
Taleet Marritt
Edward Soper
George Sell
Sawmill Boiler Explosion Claims Berlin Workers
A boiler explosion at the Priz Brothers sawmill in Berlin, Somerset County, Penn., killed John Pritz Edward Prits Oliver Ross David Ross and David Baker. Several others were badly hurt as the mill was wrecked and debris filled the area.
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Somerset County
Penn
Berlin
Priz Brothers
John Pritz
Edward Prits
Oliver Ross
David Ross
David Baker
Brant
Terriie
Baseball leagues and headlines from an era of confusion
The text reports scattered baseball notes across leagues with teams like Cleveland Boston and Brooklyn, mentions New York World events, player rankings such as Ewna Bennett Zimmer and Farrell, and a 1500 fine in an American Association dispute. It references society women forming a Baltimore club and broader policing of the sport.
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New York
Boston
Australia
Cleveland
Philadelpha
American Association
Ynsrmin Hestra
Brooklyn
Boston Daily
Boston Baseball Club
Ewna
Bennett
Zimmer
Farrell
Chicazo
Baltimore
Chicago
Reading
WH. Stewart
Enery
Arnold
Rnly
Pittsburgh
Hoston
Philadelphia
Endianapoli
Washington
St. Lews
Goldsmith
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Goldsouth
Vvanleek
Terrible collision on New York Central near Palatine Bridge
A two-section New York Central Express crash occurred at 11 40 near Palatine Bridge New York. The second section with eight coaches plowed into the first due to a broken steam chest on the leading train. Many passengers including women were injured or dazed but the three rear Wagner sleeping and private cars shielded others. Engineers Horth and Slater were among the injured with two locomotives wrecked and debris along the fourth track. Rescue efforts followed as fire and medical aid arrived, and the accident's grim toll included several serious injuries and one death. The wreck occurred amid darkness with trains halted and crews scrambling to free trapped passengers.
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New York Central Road
Palatine Bridge
N. Y
St. Louis Express
New York
William Horth
Engineer Weeks
Abel
Ous Wagner
Kankakea
Wagner
Thenrst
Ant
Co.or Worth
Jett
Gee
Freeman
Henry
Breanad
Taining
Ledyard
Mehigan Central Road
Boston and Albany
Egbert Willcox
Syracuse
Willcox
Joly Slater
Nied
Slater
Horth
Stator
Albany
Dayton
Ohuo
de Veuve
Dehorning Cattle and Tail Docking Denounced by AHA
The American Humane Association at its Louisville convention adopted resolutions condemning dehorning cattle as cruelty and urging prosecutions. It urged societies to seek laws making dehorning, docking tails of horses, and shooting pigeons a penal offense nationwide.
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American Humane Association
Louisville
Nto
Notable Figures and Events in the Global Scene
A collection of brief notes mentions Joaquin Miller in Idaho territory, Prince Bismarck’s tea habit, Sir Henny Isaacs as London’s next Lord Mayor, and various reputations and fortunes. It notes Grienat-Luw Waxiaeye’s $45,000 story Ben Hur, Grance Banxcroft’s roses, and Senator Hoan’s fine library. It reports General Harvey Hin’s death, Henry Villan’s violin interest, Duke of Connaught’s U S visit, and Standard Oil magnate FoaGuen commissioning a grand steam yacht. It mentions President Connor of France and Jules Ferry confusions, plus Samuel J. Handall’s gout and elderly stomach ailment.
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Joaquin Miller
Odaho
Wrixim Conins
Maxsixa
Prince Bismarck
Henny Isaacs
London
Grienat—Boutaxera
Grnenat Luw Waxiaeye
Dainky Harvey Hin
Charlotte
N. C
Lory Salisbury
Henry Villann
Tar Duke of Connaught
Bombay
United States
England
Grance W. Cuiips
Mina
FoaGuen
Standard Oil
George Kennan
Samuel J. Handall
Tasuyso
Labor News From Across The World And Nation
The report covers union activity in Omaha and Texas convict labor earnings of 865000 for the state. It notes South’s cotton price at 11.10 cents per pound, expanding tailoring in the West, and unions resisting purchases after 6 30. It mentions European labor trends, car industry activity, a Fredericksburg silk factory, and postal machine throughput.
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Tez Colored Barbers
Omaha
Nab
Texas
Trm South
Nauser
Tosboxrns
Faun
Inn
Frances BlackListine
North Dakota
Boston
Tostos
New York
Ture
Fredericksburg
Normandy
France
New Hampshire
England
Lyon
Mass
Canada
Espann
Enope
Cigarmakers’ Union
London
Organization of Labor
Liverpool
Dublin
Wyoming
Lospon
Teaching Patriotism In Public Schools Ad Dress
A New York advocate urges patriotism be taught through history in schools not by hoisting the flag. He argues for detailed, engaging lessons covering Washington to Lafayette, the Brookton Bridge, and Tecumseh, to foster true national pride and civic duty.
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New York
Washington
Purath
Commodore Verry
Faragut
Bunker Hill
Lafayette
Tecumseh
Tenbranklin
Meat West
Brook- Ton Bridge
Patrick Henry
Chud Webster
Andre
Fauidgus
Eyes of Great Men and a Cavalry Battlefield
An occulist notes light eye color in eminent figures, linking blue or gray eyes to progress. General Dandy tours national cemeteries, cites Custer site wear, and seeks a 15000 dollar iron fence to protect the battlefield memorial. A note on hippocampus fish describes aquarium behavior.
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Philadelphia Press
Bismarck
Gladstone
Hurley
Virchow
Buchner
Renan
General Dandy
Custer Battle-Ground
Eneral Dandy
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Young
New York World
Navassa Riots
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Carribean
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Thomas N. Foster
Joseph Ales
James Mabon
William T. Shen
Roby
Remmty
Jones
Jobyrhite
Smith
Sherter
Foster
Joseph Tales
Bill Shes
Necroea
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Roy
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Kingston
Janyuca
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Galena
Wayt
William Hensm
Ruby
Samuuel Murch
Harry Jones
Vail
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Adelaide
Hobart
Wallington
Perth
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Cardinal Gibbons
The
Treasury
James Kimball
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Skerriary Tracy
Navy Department
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Yinty
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End Mel Harrison
Deer Park
Kenia
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Conn
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Poreign
Odewa
Sanse
Shy
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Hundrel Hows
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Legion of Honor
Thomas A. Ehsm
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Hampton
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Wis
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Yukon
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Comayopone Walker
Bureau of Navigation
European Squadon
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North Carolin
the &T Lawrence Lumber Company
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Quebec
Geana
Maly
Chiapao
Meuco
Neoclans
Ising del Carmen
Telsefureion
Ier
Dees
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Gata al Washington
Amenica x Association
New York Central Railroad
Detalle
Manchester
Eng
Tum Board of Fortification
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Assir
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Ceese
Western
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Norther
Terete Nese
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Pena
Humanity
Gulf Stream
Ufsenhorss
Popular Science Monthly
European
Kemp
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Sage
Waterville
Pati Ulars
Provertian Trust Co
Arch St
Racpot
Tennessee
Dobbins
Tunsill
Hood
N.B. Beaure
C.L Mood & CO
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Neermal Palm
Morbur
Ial
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Peerless
Am Lou
Contra Puoussina Cos
Philadelphia, Pa
Hass
Smith & Wesson ‘Arma
Emall Armas
Macaco
Smith & ON
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Springfield
Raven
Woo
Ams
Griy
Bork Mazvy
Middletown Springs
Erin Ataro Sgu
Bo Klving
Cary
Edward Harrison
MILK
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Ali
Moe
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Ae & CO
Richmond
Actesten
Atlanta
Dia, Sre
Chadwick
Theodore Holland
Bos
Phila
BAL
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Clinton
den Sion
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Boba Wallagton
Sean
Soias Pahs
Hughes
Bryan
Colliecc
Owain
Pium Srecenevak
Stephens
Agenta
E, Ross & CO
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Amaterdam
Ganeci
Ghichester
Unubielar Chem
Badinen
Khorhler
Eline
Addrea
Hornlem & CO
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Rochter
Aes Amizture
Isaac Moog
Saac Moses & Bro
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Safe and Exchange Sables
Easton
ISO
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T. Hazertoxr
Warren, Pa
Feleleiolpoleieolonten
Tieman
Nic Orat
Lupishamand
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