Punishing a Coward in Ohio National Guard
A Columbus mutiny case shows Private Dearth of Company C, Fourteenth Ohio National Guard, jailed for fifteen days after desertion during a June riot suppression. He is held in improvised armory confinement as a warning to soldiers about obligations to serve the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dearth
Fourteenth
Ohio National Guard
McHinley
Belmont County
Torre
Martin
Eight die as Monroe Street factory collapse devastates NYC
A violent storm toppled the seven story Monroe Street factory in Manhattan injuring and killing several residents. Nineteen people were rescued from surrounding dwellings as firefighters battled wreckage and debris through rain and dust. The dead include Bessie Abrams Eli Abrams and Jacob Karones among others. Aronowitz faced arrainment as investigators scrutinize the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Precion
Mary Kerr
Eagleweo
N. J
Mra Murphy
Huntlogton Bay
Tong Island
Jarsey
Monro Street
Aast
Gaventeen
Bessie Abrams
Fang L Abrams
Eli Abrams
Inano I
Heesie Abrams
Isaac J. Abrams
Ross Abrams
Iaine F
Beasle L. Abrams
Abrahama Barones
Bfichaal
Bertha Karones
Berths Karonca
Michael Karones
Salomon Karones
Mlebsel
Berths Karonegs
Jonnis Steloman
Bossie and
Moyer
Moyer Stefoman
Jennto Stetaman
Collpand Fictory
Louie Arcnowitz
Monroe Struct
Madison Street
Aronowitz
Curry
Powers
Dr. Musgrave
Janker McLaughlin
Ebris
Hs Nutt
Louis. Abrams
Janno Abrams
Hyman Abrams
Toere
Monroe Street
Galligan
Annie Karonos
Beyer Bielaman
PISHERMEN DROWNED NEAR SAND ISLAND IN STORM
A deadly recent storm caused the drownlog of fifteen fishermen, all white, near Sand Island about ten miles from Apalachicola Florida. The men were known to have entered the gate, raising hopes they escaped, but searchers later found no bodies despite continued efforts along the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Island
Apalach
Cola
Fla
Partea
Chaos and disasters plague the East Coast listing many incidents
The report chronicles a string of events from New York to Rhode Island including a steamer foundering off the Rhode Island coast with loss of life, a Boston arson and prison escape, a deadly ship and boiler explosions, bank and political news, and various crimes and accidents across multiple states with numerous named individuals and institutions cited.
Baby First State Second in Bleckley Note
Georgia Chief Justice Bleckley unsigned his office after the recent election rejections. Logan E Bleckley, a Justice, married Miyz Chtic Harting of New York City. a baby boy was born a couple of months ago. The judge says he is vigorous but plans no overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan E. Bleckley
Georgia
Jade Beckley
Miyz Chtic Harting
New York City
Frenes Honors Captain Von Rusakind Amid Controversy
France astonishes Frenes by awarding the Legion of Honor to Captain von Rusakind, the Corum military attache at Parks. A Wally News correspondent links the honor to Leoperar William’s pardon of spies, amid deaths in the trench conflict and remarks by Presidents McMahon and Garno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenes
Legion of Honor
von Rusakind
Corum
Parks
Berto
Wally
Sassklad
Leoperar William
Trench
McMahon
Garno
Disastrous Year for Gloucester Fishing Fleet Reported
The outbreak of disasters to the fishing fleet at Gloucester is tallied with twenty nine vessels lost, totaling 2354 tons and 112 men. Comparisons show ten vessels and fifty three men lost the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Susy
Two Train Robberies Shock Nation of Money Looted in Va and Ca
A California band halted a Sacramento express car, looting about 51,000 in gold after forcing the engineer to run and the express agent to surrender. In Virginia, a northbound Richmond to Washington train was robbed near Aquia Creek with about 180,000 seized, including 150,000 from the Richmond baggage. Authorities seek seven masked robbers. no passengers harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
California
Sacramento
Richmond
Washington
Aaula Creek
Twlen
William Beatt
Theran
Bincot
Monary
Englas
Lincaln
Scott
Lincoln
James Colton
Biimmento
Sulsun
Manley
Nolte
Rishmond
Predericksburg and Potomac
Ald
Quantico
Ranaway
Potomac River
Waltiog
Scarce News From Around the World and Markets
A miscellany notes scarce eoas and wealth figures with trillions of details. Mentions 61,000 brewers, 207 millionaires in Chicago, a short floo crop, tax drought in Eastern Connecticut, and unusually good summer resort business. Reports on trains, debt, missions, and naval finance accompany varied global items and rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Chcaco
Connecticut
Uts
Texas and Pacific
Andover
Gry
Harvard
Ron
Kason
Germany
Mes
Italy
Forden
National Farmers’ Congress
Wat
Virginia
Frye
Grunear Paice
Atole
Bulgitio
Michigan
New York
Dane
Hawise
Indiana
Bholbyville
Cittesgo
Datatimony
Parka
Enlaego Ita
Nnny Osurt House
Great Darra
Abina
Exonano
Froces
Ruasia
China
Europa
America
Drapararer
City of
Lowell
New London
Cong
Caxana'y Debdt
Flfinoco
Foster
Gravina
Garmany
United States
Schofield Report Urges Expanded Army and Fortifications
The annual report of Major General Schofield urges strengthening the U S army with two extra cavalry regiments to patrol rail corridors, new coast artillery, and conversion of infantry to coastal defense units. He calls for presidential power to expand the army, stronger fortifications, and ready defenses for major ports against modern naval threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genarn
J. MM. Schofield
Genarni Schofield
Otnkon
Bia
Chicago
Cavairy
China
Japan
Obs
Citia
Bohonold
United States
Slaughter in the Storm Hits Europe Ship
Cattlemen report the Europe, sailing from New York to London, suffered a terrible storm that wrecked livestock. A steering failure left the vessel unable to face the gale, flooding cattle pens and causing massive losses before the rudder chain was repaired and the ship resumed voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Line
Grovco
London
Europe
Etn
Nod
Deak
Thanfternoon
Kosar
Kliler
Pension Office Report Shows New Claims Decline
The Commissioner of Pensions reports fiscal year results ending June 1891 with 99,085 new pensioners added, 87,951 dropped by death or other causes, total rolls 969,544, and 40,148 remaining claims by 1894. The year saw 80,218 pendings and 182,878 denials. $139,904,461 paid in pensions and a Treasury balance of $25,205,712.65. Fraud convictions numbered 194 in courts, including forgeries and perjuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
Nit Alnesen
United States
Japanese Forces Rout Chinese at Wi-Ju in Korea
A Tokyo dispatch to Central News says Japanese cavalry and infantry routed 2000 Chinese near Wi-Ju, keeping the town in Japanese hands. Delays from bad roads slowed advances, with scouts noting small Chinese forces near Moochy later. Chinese losses reported under 100. Reports also claim 10,000 Chinese on the Yuto River north bank and eight batteries under construction. A separate dispatch notes two Japanese students executed at Naukin by Chinese authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourenzo Marquez
Africa
Auburbe
Coma
Pntiont
Korea
Tur Grorowicch
Russia
Patrict Mxngneus
Peru
Carlos Pierols
Huarez
Alice
Scheldt
Colon
Beroim
England
China
Japan
Mexico
Guatemala
ObInago
Vienna
Austria
Anvices
Urugasyan
Rilo Grando Do Sul
Central News
Tokyo
Wi-Ju
Wi-Jo
Yung-Chon
Wi-Tu
Yutoo
Yuto River
B Shuughal
Gutcen
Concil Am Jhur
Naukin
Explosion at Neary Clay Colliery Kills Two in Peon
Disaster at the Neary Clay Colliery in Bhamokie Peon destroys boiler house near 7 37 p m killing two men seriously injuring two and slightly injuring four. Seven men were nearby as debris and bricks flew. cause of the blast unknown. The Philadelphia and Reading Company mines suffered heavy losses with 1600 men out of work. The incident halts rail traffic between Gaorglt and Tearryncavlitle as cars and wagons remain at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neary Clay
Bhamokie
Peon
Boiter
Willian
Syle
Fromnan
Thomns Gyr
Nremans JS
J. Dodium
Willam Eislick
Teem
William McLaughliie
Inborer
Uta
Maggie
Anil
Philadelphia
Reading Con
Jossie
Southern Railread
Dejar
Fragmentary 18th Century Dated Notes and Modern Disjointed Events
The muddled report mixes events from 1777 burning of Errastox town to 19th century robberies and ancient court appointments. It mentions Nellie Drake’s death in Enat Metushen, a Pittsburg region consolidation push, a bank loot found in a Nebraska well, and a series of obscure 19th century biographical details including immigrant inspector William F. Murry. It ends with peace talks between China and Japan and Austrian finance surplus commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vomer State Bank
Nebraska
Mazzilion
Ohio
Moron
Washington
Srcenrrany Canuiacy
William F. Murry
Boston
Joper Afacoy B. Anirn
United Statea
Toston
Charleston
D. C
Wiesbaden
Prasain
Scomery
Emperor William J
Royal Theatre
China
Japan
Drunken riot in Maltby ends in multiple deaths
A drunken riot in Maltby, Pond. leaves one man dead and several others wounded. George Alvoski, Lizzie Posky, John Toukins, Maggie Moore, and Thomas Moore sustain fatal or serious injuries amid a chaotic shooting. Michael Palaski, intoxicated, fired after quarrel and fled with accomplices, targeting bystanders and lawmen alike. The tragedy shocks a quiet street as residents witness bloody violence.
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Maltby
Pond
George Alvoski
Aga
Lizzie Posky
John Toukins
Maggie Moore
Thomas Moore
Michael Palaski
John Moore
Dan Lyon
Lizzie Fosky
Ryan
Palaski
Flond
John Jenkins
Paloaki
Georgy Bivcakl
Mysterious Barn Fire Kills Harrigan Family in New Jersey
Mrs Thomas Harrigan and her three children perished in a barn fire at Grier avenue Elizabeth New Jersey. Authorities say temporary insanity due to malaria sparked the tragedy. Neighbors Kate Harrigan and Rebecca Hall discovered the blaze and found the charred bodies after removing wood near the chimney. Father Thomas Harrigan is described as a poor improver of means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harrigan
Grier Avenue
Elizabeth
N. J
Harrigan
Barrigan
Farmer
Candless’s
Kate Harrigan
Rebecca Hall
Great Naval Stormlog Drill at Marelina Harbor
Great naval land drill conducted by crews from seven ships at Mara Island California. Admiral Birdslea oversaw the stormlog exercise with 28 ships on hand. Captain Thomas led the Bonnington brigade forming near a hill held by the enemy. Artillery and infantry staged advancing and retreat maneuvers over an hour without musket fire, achieving orderly formations and effective support from reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Island
California
Birdslea
Thomas
Bonnington
Anilors
Malton
Four Women Die in Monston Texas Fire disaster
A major blaze at 2 49 a m in Monston Texas destroyed the Jacinto Hotel and adjacent St Joseph infirmary. Four women perished including two patients and several sisters were injured beyond recognition. Fire originated at a boarding house on Jacinto Street and rapidly spread to Franklin Street buildings.
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Monston
Texas
Ittwang
Bt. Joseph
Jacinto Totel
Frankland
Jacinto Streets
St. Joseph’s Refirmary
Franklin Street
Itp
Alsters Doleral
Jane
Clothihfo
Nat
Cost of the Government and Federal Appropriations
The Fifty-third Congress completes the annual appropriations report. It shows total appropriations at 831 6,005 with permanent sums at 101,173,690, yielding a grand total of 492,290,5. New offices added number 74 at an annual cost of 63 4,712. Omitted and abolished posts total 923 at 81,295,992 annually, net reducing positions by 449 and costs by 593,179. The alamesa increase by 9 in number with annual cost 99,70, while reductions total 26,499. production gains and net revenue are noted but details are unclear. Location mentions Chicago and tributary areas with railways influence.
Industrial Turmoil Across Factories and Unions
Record of widespread industrial strain with rail orders, plant shutdowns, wage disputes, and union activity. Notes include Baltimore and Ohio rail expansion, Pennsylvania lines maintaining work, New Bedford strike efforts, Michigan convict labor abolition, and New York shirtmakers wage concerns. Also cites Western plant recoveries post tariff, and payments by unions for breakdowns and strikes. Entities include Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Bedford, Michigan, Parkesburg, Mahoning Valley, and Louis ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Est
Blaizbourn
Pennsylvania Ballrosa
Lvania
Evgeny Tra Aman
Pennsylvanis
Tax International Typographical Union
Louisville
W. Heenicx
Indianapolis
Jod
Zngland
Miz
New Bedford
Mass
Parkesbur
Penn, Iron Works
Michigan
O. Weeteey
Pennsylvanis Iron Men
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Allegheney County
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Qgraxam
Neronrs
Moss
Bielke
Westphalia
Germany
Zlog
Oto
Ordeino
Welsx
Sonszious
United States
New York
Weavers’ Vales
Fall River
Mays
Sioce
Fight It Out War Invite Declined by United States
A historical piece describes an offered Allied intervention in a war between Obina and Ja. It praises peace benefits, notes the U S rejection based on longstanding non-entanglement policy, and argues the country has thrived by tending to its own business. The article uses diplomatic framing and police-language phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Obina
Markets Rise on Mixed Week for Silk and Dairy Products
New York market reports show varied demand with light receipts for silk and lighter demand for con notes. Prices for milk, cream, and dairy products fluctuate with Western and State creamery goods posting mixed factors, while eggs, poultry, and fruits show uneven movements across regions and baskets.
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Eurplus
Seveseane
Western Fm
Secesreeeree
Western Dairy
Juno
Pnart
Esa Us
Nxt
SY Raos
State & Penn
Jersey
Faur
Esceser
South
Gooso Ugs
Lima
Cal
Del
Hhaskut
Concord
Cholue
Phita
Brotters
WU Jersey
Rowls
Sim
Ducks
Spring
L. L&e
St. & Jersey
Aievsreeree
Hubbard
Lee
WLU
Effy Dreswad
Notable Obscurities and Relatives Impacted by Deaths
A collage of obituary notes profiles aging figures and relatives connected to notable names. It mentions Yant Gary among England's oldest poor, Field Marshal Yo magile, writer Vincenzo Botta, and sportsman Sintonx Duorate Astixr. It notes Mrs Barrow, aunt of President Garfield, and Thomas A. Garnaco, brother of the assassinated president, with brief life details and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yant Gary
England
Wittiax L. Wrosox
Europe
Yo~ Magile
New York
AJA
Irrawenuas
Sintonx Duorate Astixr
Baronet
London
William
Baten
Censeerts
Bulory
Mamory
Ricrano Rean
United States Navy
Ito
Anoapolis
Jo Dr. Frinz Noumann
Konigsberg
Germany
Dr. Holmes
New England
Abiel Holmes
Woodstock
Conn
John Holmes
Roxbury
Tor Nev
Samuel P. Smith
Newton Center
Maas
Harvard
Mra. Smith
Mra Peornt Barrow
Garftald
Zanesville
Ohio
Brush Creek Township
Toomas A. Gamruco
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rhow
James A Garfield
A Mountaineer Lynched After Sheriff Murder
Oscar Morton, a young mountain desperado who killed Sheriff William Sims at Beattyville fair grounds, was seized by a mob of about two hundred and hanged from a Muddy Creek bridge. He had earlier killed a man in Breathitt County and was attempting to enter Beattyville fair grounds without a ticket when confronted by Sheriff Sims. Morton drew two revolvers and fired, striking the sheriff four times, with one bullet piercing the heart.
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Amortono Bankers’ Association
Battimore
Coumpy Moony
Bolls
Town
Keithsburg
William Walters
Harvey H. Smith
Sipliog
Waco
Texaa
Ekull
Sanan Roprisox
Cleveland
Ohio
Montgomery Qibbs
Buffalo
Tur Pacifie Express
Dallas
Oregon
Willlis Geffrey
Princeton
Greifrey
Lona Berry
Christina County
Oscar Morton
Sherif
William Sims
Loo County
Beattyville
Muddy Creek
Ilo
Breathitt County
Fair Grounds
Beatty Hills
Shorifilms
Tragic Buffalo Suburbs Drive Fatal Train Collision
A day outing near Buffalo N Y ends in disaster as Miss Emily Wood and two children die after a horse drawn carriage crosses the tracks and a passing freight engine strikes, killing the elder instantly and a girl soon after. Mrs Grenny’s house treated the injured.
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Buffalo
N. W
MN. Y
Emily B
Wood
John N. Scatphard
Niagara Boulevard
John
C. Grenny
Calvin Strac
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Ohio National Guardsman
Enoch L. Hanscom
Marshfield
Regaya
Jacobs
Thames
Wimner
Binghamton
N. C
Bond
Diceote
California Fig Syrup Co
Isaac Thomson
Wee Egely
C.F
Ures Hood
Radway
Bradway Et GO
Walter Baker , CO
W.L. Dovertas
Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Pahnot
B.w.paynes Sons
ELSE
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James Wallace
Hamlston Street
Jacob Karones
Louis
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Jim
Abrams
Eli
Beasle Abrams
Bone Trlo
Braten Island
Staten Island
Bnt
Sandy Hook
Aandy
Governor’s Island
Broolyn
Jersey City
Boneh
Apalachicola
I'In
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Tax Police
Montfolln
Rhode Island
Matupuck Ranch
Point Judith
Gale
Tanemens House
Charles Swanton
William Coupelier
August Johnson
Prederick Caulter
Bmarwaup Furst
Centreport
Ttalian
Fort Eston
Ital
Ian Algo
Gasorriz
Liniin
White Plains
Eden Murbert
Nexas
Holland Purchase Land Office
Batntin
Robert Morris
Corlisle
Gresham
Pennsylvania Alleghenies
Chopango
Adirondacks
Asnassa von Truman F. Barann
Thomas B. Nexo
Cooper Union
Coney Island
Walter
Wharran B. Saura
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Andrew McWilliams
Jupper McCowas
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Miles Bugar Company
Louisiana
Carlisle
Sxengranr
Toe Nayr Henarar
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Sxreretant Cannice
Levi P. Morton
Coxschman
John James Hownet
E. O. Matthews
Naval Yards and Docks
Te Island
Penn
Norfolk
Mare Island
Tarents
Melville W. Fuller
Justicgn
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Wome
Ali
the Legion of Tanner
Guatexaca
Arizona
Schofield
Pension Office Report
Yulo River
Pennsylvania
NEWS
Waddingpo
Oncan
Nellie Drake
Enat Metushen
Denke
Pittsburg
Elizabeth, N. J
Marelina
Trauston
Etrvarone
Ada
Eajo
Doyr
I. Ya
Congress
United States Agricultural Department
Royal Baking Powder GO
Wall ST
York
A .N
Kentucky
Fale Grounds
Jess
Beecham’s
B. F. Allen Company
Canal Street
Poughkeepsie
S. TY
Astman College
How York
Scott & Bowns
N.Y
St. Ca
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