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Fragmented text recounts a week’s breadth of events from fires to politics and crime. Mentions Prince Bisma rck article, Fort Scott wheat fire, natural gas strike at Princeton, railroad accident in Indiana, a court corridor shooting, and a stock market failure amid vast claims.
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Erie
Welco Buiversal v
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San Lewo
Trieh
Joseph Charoberlain
Charles
Maran
Lionel
Criminal Court Room
Pussburgh
Thomas P. Woods
Win Warnin
Fear
Fred
Fort Scott
Kan
Sim
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Prince Bismaarck
Princeton
Evaneville
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Fort Muro
John Mack
New York
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Surprise marriage stuns Washarton society amid Bancroft kin
Mies Danerory, granddaughter of the Hon George Bancroft, wed Mr Charles Carroll of Baltimore in Washarton. The event surprised many as she was reportedly engaged to a French vise. A Chicago dispatch notes Mr W Mawson shot by his stepson near a church weeks ago remains precarious though hopeful for recovery. Susan B Anthony and others mobilize Indiana suffrage clubs.
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Mies Danerory
George Bancroft
Washarton
Charles Carroll
Baltimore
Chicago
SW. Mawson
Susan Sk Anthony
Indiana
Political Points and Secretary Lamar Interview
Secretary Lamar, in an interview with a New York Herald correspondent, discusses political issues and policy stance. The piece presents his reactions to current events and outlines views on citizenship and national attitude.
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Lamar
New York Herald
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Fires and Accidents Record Major City and Regional Losses
A flood of incidents from Batata to Memphis, Owensboro to Wichita, reports boiler explosions, fires, and wrecks. Damages reach tens of thousands, with deaths and injuries, plus job losses and disrupted freight routes. Notable cases include a Wooldile furnace blast, a Memphis blaze near Merchants Cotton Compress, and a fatal ship strike near Cincinnati.
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Zegelo Brewing Company
Batata
Helier Drothers Mast
Wooldile
New
Jormey
Memphis
W. F. Keeffer
Camus
Patterson
Boston
Go's Whales
Owensboro
Lowe
Oulu
Dear
Alm
Wan
Lee
Arizona
Otala
Cincinnati
Low
Palucah
Chesapeake
Anarchists and Senate Reports Highlight 19th Century News
The article notes ongoing anarchist concerns in New York with police focus, bold claims about meetings, arrests, and precautions. It also mentions notices from Washington leaders and charitable fundraising plans, alongside a celestial mass drop in Amsterdam and Willard’s re election in France.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Cariala
Amsterdam
N. C
WTU
Neledo
Frances E Willard
Elgtes
Beng
Chier
Mra
TK Carso
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Inghiy Pruine
After the Hanging Biographical Sketches of Anarchists
A long reflective piece recounts the aftermath of executions and imprisonments of anarchists, with notes on a Chicago barber's social circles and public grief. It mentions August Spier and other figures, and sketches a mix of personal recollections, sermons, and commentary on political violence and justice.
World News Nuggets From A Distant Era
A scrambled foreign brief notes Spain following Germany, a Canton steamer near fire, and Hawaii changes in government under Kalakaua. It also mentions Rochefort dueling Sarmark, Boulanger affair, a Paris editorial clash, and a central bank in Toronto failing amid a tight money market.
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Germany
Spain
Pere
Dapaich
Canton
China
Wali-Young
Leon
Hawaii
Kalaksus
Ishela
Cans
Tooatea
Torou
Lowa Lana
Ripley Board Faces School Desegregation Suit in Common Pleas
The Union School Board of Ripley through attorney Bare Bach & Co filed answer in the Common Pleas showing opposition to desegregation orders. The case, brought by J. Atwood and others, centers on denying admission of colored children to white schools, with trial set for this term. Multiple local incidents and unrelated reports follow, including pardons, fires, accidents, and civic notes from the region.
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Union School Board of
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Carl Linn
Presilent
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Atwood
John Tillett
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Rammel & Con
Toledo
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Miami Valley
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Alf McCoy
Northrup
Ohio
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Seeman
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Aaron
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Santa
Tyrone Company
Clevelent
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Dandridge
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