International and European dispatches mix with Paris intrigue
Intelligence from world wire reports a Madrid bishop murder conviction and death sentence. Diaz letter claims a French offer to surrender Maximilian and others if a proposal passed. Paris caricatures trigger arrests. English race results, papal and Venice stabbing dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeote
Mgr. Isquierdo
Madrid
Nouveau Monde
Paris
Gen. Diaz
Mexico
Bismarck
England
R. C. Vyner
Posen
Prince Bismarck
Constantinople
France
Russia
Turkey
Egypt
Sweden
Gotland
Remains of Chase Interred After Exhumation
The late Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase was exhumed at Washington and placed in a new casket before final interment in Cincinnati. Tributes were paid by Governor Foraker, ex-Governor Hoadly, and Justice Matthews at Music Hall. The casket rests in the Spring Green Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon P. Chase
Washington
Cincinnati
Dr. Abbott
Berlin
Edward T. Nichols
Pomfret
Conn
Gladstone
C. P. Stone
New York
Bartholdi
Sherman
Augustus Stopford Brooke
Cable Dispatches
Adirondack Murray
Boston
Frances M. Rivers
Montreal
Foraker
Hoadly
Stanley Matthews
Spring Green Cemetery
Henry Villard
Madison Avenue
Whitelaw Reid
Political nominations listed for multiple districts across states
The report lists congressional nominations by party and district. It names candidates in Maryland New York New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania Missouri Kentucky Louisiana and Utah with Democrats Republicans and fusion or greenback notes. It mentions a Pittsburgh meeting where the Republican committee declined to chair Blaine's reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
E. D. Hayden
James H. French
Rev. W. Spaulding
Fusion
New Jersey
Edwin J. Kerr
McAdoo
Pittsburgh
Jones
National Republican Committee
James T. Blaine
Blaine
Maryland
H. W. Rusk
New York
J. G. Sawyer
Isadore Raynor
Siegfried Hammerschlag
Connecticut
E. C. Lewis
Henry Bacon
Pennsylvania
F. al Jew
Greenbacker
Edwin
Waverly
Iowa
Pines Se Repubicans
Greenbackers
America
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Washington
Democratic Congress
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Hammond
Georgia
Reagan
Texas
Col Morrison
Illinois
House
Democratic House
Committee On Agriculture
United States
South
Congress
Carlisle
Blount
Crisp
Geora
Elborn
Ills
McCreary
Kentucky
Hatch
Missouri
North
William M. Springer
Randall
Bragg
Hewitt
Holman
Mr. Springer
pFtea
Mars
Committee On
Pension Office
Election Supervisors Sought in East St Louis Ballot Refused
Judge Gresham in Chicago denied a petition by East St Louis residents to appoint Federal Supervisors for the November Congressional election. He ruled the move contrary to statutes for cities under twenty thousand inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterthwaite
Pennsylvania
Franklin Bound
Massachusetts
D. E. Burnett
Gresham
Chicago
East St Louis
Iron and steel industry improve amid varied news items
The report covers Germany's steel sector improving and updated agricultural supplies with wheat at 52 787 435 bushels and corn at 13 577 642 bushels, plus small increases. It notes Dakota's railway year projection of 800 miles, population 500 000, and property value at 130 million dollars.
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Germany
Dakota
Minneapolis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Austin Corbin
Frank Work
Hugh J. Jewett
Cleveland
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Spain
Rancocas Farm
Johnstown
N. J
Pierre Lorillard
General Jackson
Belle Meade Farm
Lorillard
Armour
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Armour Establishment
Canada
New York
Terror forces Marion Grimes crew to haul down flag at Shelburne
An armed Canadian crew from the cruiser Terror boarded the American schooner Marion Grimes at Shelburne N S., forced the captain to haul down the American flag. The Dominion Cabinet in Ottawa confirmed the $400 fine against Marion Grimes and censured Captain Quigley of the Terror for the act. The National Educational Association plans its next annual meeting in Chicago on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terror
Marion Grimes
Shelburne
N. 8
Anchoria
St. Johns
N. F
Liverpool
Detroit
Brown
United States Circuit Court
John Craig
Canada
American Christian Conference
New Bedford
Mass
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
W. G. Gardiner
Toledo
Stickney
Medical College
Eads
Mississippi
Dominion Cabinet
Ottawa
Ont
Quigley
National Educational Association
Casualties from rail and storm disasters reported
News brief recounts freight train wreck at East Liverpool due to an open switch with two killed and several wounded. Sabine Pass hurricane wrecked Porter House and a boat. sixty five known dead. Severe Illinois storm, Lake Michigan crossing, wires down, property damage. Sabine Pass Gulf coast losses and Sabine Pass flood death toll estimated around one hundred. Eastport fire destroys multiple buildings and sardine factories. total loss about $500 000 with relief needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland and Pittsburgh
East Liverpool
Sabine Pass
Texas
Porter House
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Gulf Coast
Old Deposit
Selah Chamberlain
Cleveland
Sheboygan
John Pridgeon, Jr
Chamberlain
Bradley
Charleston
Summerville
Tex
Eastport
White House
House of Representatives
House
Washington
Potomac
Blackhawk County
David T. Elderkin
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Finchford
Murfreesboro
Libby
W. D. Crouse
E. T. Corwin
Board of Insanity
Senate
Pension Committee
Congress of the
United States
Blackbank
Ohio
Sally Ann Bradley
Congress of
The
Congress
Fitz John Porter
United States Army
Galveston
Gulf
Miss Mahala
Jim Wendy
Otto Brown
Homer King
Junker
Pomeroy
Stewart
Wilson
Arthur McReynolds
McDonald
Frank Mulligan
Columbus Martee
Sabine
New York
Beaumont
East Texas Railroad
Orange
East Texas and Sabine Railway
Lake Sabine
West Indies
Andrew Badin
Sabine Lake
Pomeroys
Lake Charles
Cameron Parish
Calcasieu Pass
Leesburg
Johnson's Bayou
Albert Lambert
Marion Lukes
George Striever
L. Charles Blanchet
Radford Grey
Franesware and Family
James H. Smith
Newark, Somerset, and Shawnee Railroad Company
Hunter
Newark
Licking
Charles Huffman
Baltimore and Ohio Foundry
John Ryan
Rainey’s Coal Works
Portland Station
Cleveland and
Pittsburgh
Edmund Day
Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnati
William Henry Harrison
Irontown
Reestin
Dayton
Henry Kramer
William H. Wilson
H. Kramer
Ambrose Bowers
New Philadelphia
Bolton Steel Works
Canton
Seiberling
Akron
E. Alexander
Clothier
Lizzie Brownlee
Athens
Missouri
Frederic Hornberger
Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company
Bairdstown
Findlay
Rhoderick Rhoderick
Henry Thornton
Martin’s Ferry
Henry DeWolf
Marion
Ohio Supreme Court
Tresenrider
Columbus
Port Clinton
Louis Haag
Middleport
John Sanders
Pennsylvania Yards
Toledo
Robbery and violence report across multiple states
A bullet tore through a Polish church window in Pittsburgh with the aim to kill Father Miskewitz. James Blount, once with the James and Younger gang, was shot by a Frenchman in Leadville. George Swartz, 75, Amity livestock dealer, was forced at gunpoint to sign a $5,000 check and walked home after a car chase. A mob stormed Monticello jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Father Miskewitz
James Blount
James and Younger
Missouri
Leadville
George Swartz
Amity
Swartz
Third National Bank
Washington
Monticello
Crimes and shootings fill Ontario and New England reports
A string of violent crimes spans Ontario with three women killed or gravely harmed in Renfrew Palmer Rapids and Stratford, while a man in Atwood killed his wife and a suspect in North Adams attempted suicide. In Belvidere New Jersey Titus is found guilty of first degree murder in the Tillie Smith case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Wildman
Bayard Putnam
Government
North Adams
Mass
Howe
Boston
Ontario
Renfrew
David Gorgel
Smart
Palmer Rapids
Stratford
Selah Chamberlain owners sue Pridgeon for 65000
The owners of the sunken propeller Selah Chamberlain filed in District Court at Chicago a bill for 65000 against John Pridgeon, on which claim the vessel was seized by the Marshal. The report also notes a gulf storm wrecking Sabine Pass and Johnson's Bayou with eighty five deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Chamberlain
Chicago
John Pridgeon
Gulf Coast
Sabine Pass
Johnson's Bayou
Georgia
Fulton County
Internal Revenue
William L. Haut
England
Ireland
Ulster
Tyne
Plymouth
Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
Fort Smith
Apram S. Hewitt
New York
Theodore Rosevelt
Cleveland
Benjamin Folsom
Sheffield
Frank H. Goodyear
Washington Territory
Paris
Grevy
Duc d’Aumale
General Episcopal Convention
C. Judd
Meyer Karl Rothschild
Frankfort
Boston
India
Baptist Missionary Society
Anchoria
St. John’s
London
Friends
Williams
Bucharest
Kaulbars
Scheibner
Abner Doubleday
Civil-service Commission
Washington
E. A. Clifford
Gen. Gordon
Arraignment Speech Attacks Bourbon Democracy in Iowa
Hon D B Henderson of Iowa delivers a pointed critique of the Bourbon Democracy highlighting alleged false pretenses and broken promises. He argues for laws protecting the poor and laborers, critiques party tactics in Congress, and cites pension vetoes and Senate actions to urge voters to back Republicans for reform.
Rats derail a train by blocking the switch at a Pennsylvania depot
In a Pennsylvania town a station-master rallies youths to drive away rats plaguing a freight depot. After a noisy raid the midnight passenger train derails when a single large rat, seeking a hideout, jams a switch. The engine stalls, but no one is harmed and the rat is killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harper
October hurricane devastates Sabine Pass killing dozens
Galveston dispatch reports that Sabine Pass suffered immense loss from a coastal hurricane driven by Lake Sabine surge. Many residents drowned as houses collapsed, with a growing fatality list including families and individuals. Beaumont and Cameron Parish areas also reported heavy property damage and sandbagging efforts.
Ohio State crop and crime notes from October report
The Ohio Board of Agriculture October crop outlook and local crimes summary report on 700 township returns through October 20 covers wheat oats barley and corn yields with percentages. It highlights railroad crime hospital cases fires stables losses and a courtroom ruling in Newark involving the Newark Somerset and Shawnee Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Marshal Hunsinger
Fremont
Toledo
McVicker
Hill and Brown
Lynching in Tennessee follows assault of widow near Dyersburg
Mrs. Leach, a widow two miles from Dyersburg, was assaulted by Matt Washington who was captured and jailed. A mob of about 250 men surrounded the jail next morning, moved him across the river, and hanged him from a tree after he confessed to the crime and other similar acts. A western compositor seeks to set a hen to music.
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Defiance Co. Express
Defiance, Ohio
D. T. Elmer
the News
Prince Alexander of Oldenburg
Bulgaria
Bianchini
St. Mark’s
Venice
Signor
Vianelli
Kilmain
Mayo
Stewart Macliver
Corea
Financial and Industrial
Jay Gould
Kansas City Board of Trade
Vatican
Tonquin
Enterprise Planing
Pittsburch
THS Markets
BourTrer
Milwaukee
T. Louis
Wauerat
Park—New Mess
Tate
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Baur CaTrLe
Neteges
Bran De'nvoc
Ecgt
D. B. Henderson
Barnet
Jefferson County
Gulf of Mexico
Sabine & East Texas Railway
Southern Pacific System
Lafitte
Clinton
Dick Dowling
Ohio State News
Ben T. Brinkel
East Fifth Street
Focke
Brinkel
Lima
Standard Oil Company
McKelvey
Ed. Ryan
Ryan
Tennessee