Crises Loom as McGarigle Extradition Sought in Canada
Intelligence from St Catherines reports a Montreal officer with a warrant for McGarigle's arrest is expected there and a capture attempt may occur immediately. Rumors suggest a Chicago force could relieve the Canadians on the U S side amid a mounting crisis in McGarigle's affairs.
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St. Catherines
Canada
Montreal
McGarigle
Suspeunion Ridge
Susikige
Chicago
Trish
Mitchellstown
Kossuth
Ireland
Bismarck
Malictoa
Tamasese
Germany
England
America
TRE Grand Jury
Dr. St. John
Levi Bell
John Irwin
E. Blake
John Freer
George Marsh
Blue Island
New York
David Dows
Lake Superior
Marquette
Mich
J. R. Weep
Benton Harbor
Watertown
N. Y
Tue Agricultural Department
West
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Bombay
Oade
Lucknow
Manehaca
Austin
Texas
Joe Barbour
McNeal
Barbour
Joan C. Ecken
Jonesboro
Tucson
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railway
Benson
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Board of Trade of
Columbus
Ohio
Disaster at Exeter Theater Leaves Dozens Dead in Crush
Panic erupted during The Romany Who at Exeter's new theater as a single exit corridor became blocked. Patrons in the pit and gallery were crushed and trampled in a deadly stampede. Firemen lowered survivors from a gallery window and sixty bodies were recovered before dawn. The injured were sent to the hospital.
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Loniou
Exeter
England
Tre
Ogrose
Étalia
Boston Base Ball Club suspends Radbourne for careless play
Rumors recount Radbourne, pitcher for the Boston Base Ball Club, suspended for careless and slovenly playing. The note also mentions former South Carolina governor and congressman William Aiken’s death near Charleston at eighty-one, noting slaveholding before the war and anti-secession stance. A Joliet Janesville fair wedding of Abbie Ferris and G A Crossman drew 5,000 attendees. N L Brown, Cincinnati clothing-house traveler, died by self-inflicted action at Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Brown
Cincinnati
Quincy
Major factory, importer and leather works fail in US
The Kentucky Furniture Manufacturing Company in Louisville fails for 50000 dollars. ES Wheeler & Co of New Haven reports 2000000 dollars liabilities. Wisconsin Leather Company of Milwaukee, oldest of its kind in the West, yields under judgments with 400000 dollars liabilities. Charles Stewart Paper Company of Cincinnati fails with 100000 dollars liabilities. Weekly U S failures total 152, Canada 22, vs prior week 100.
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Kentucky Furniture Manufacturing Company
Louisville
New Haven
ES. Wheeler & Co
Chicago
Wisconsin Leather Company
Milwaukee
West
B. BK. Miller
Charles Stewart Paper Company
Cincinnati
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Canada
Prohibition Convention Nominates Ticket at Worcester
Nine hundred twenty five delegates attended the Massachusetts Prohibition State Convention in Worcester. The group nominated W. H. Farle for Governor and others, declared against licensing, called for a constitutional prohibition amendment, and proposed women’s ballot rights with municipal suffrage to be decided by the Legislature.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Neal Dow
W. H. Farle
John Blackmer
Springfield
Amos E Hall
Chelsea
J. H. Kilborn
Lee
Allen Catlin
Rantucket
N. Stowe
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Union Labor and Greenback Party of Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Union Labor Party
Cincinnati
Charles 5. Keyser
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
H. D. Bunker
Hollidaysburg
Washington
Porter
Tennessee
Bayard
Governor Porter
Gov Porter
Layard
Levyen
Missouri
Niagara Sails Sink After Storm Eleven Dead
A dispatch from Detour reports the schooner Niagara of the Australasia's tow broke her towline eleven miles from Whitetieh Point in a fierce gale and foundered with thirteen aboard, including the captain's wife and family. The ore laden vessel from Ashland to Ashtabula vanished after breaking loose in heavy seas. Additional reports describe the Witch of August gale causing widespread damage to Newfoundland ships, Dog Island wrecks, and animals dying in transit when a carload of cattle caught fire en route to the Atlanta fair.
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Niagara
Australasia
Whitetieh Point
Clements
Ashland
Ashtabula
8 John's
N. F
Dog Island
St. Vierre
Daily Report
Clinton
Lil
Atlanta Fair
Milwaukee road shops burn in costly blaze
Frightful flames swept through the Milwaukee road railroad shops destroying machinery and facilities. Several units were burned and had to be disposed of. Loss estimated at $60,000 with extensive damage to shop buildings and equipment.
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Milwaukee Road
da Ota
Multiple Executions and Arrests Highlight Turbulent Ohio News
Reports from Greenville Ohio detail a fatal thrasher engine explosion near Mount Vernon injuring three, while the County Treasurer and his son face embezzlement and grand larceny charges with bail set. Other items note Bald Knob gang activity in Missouri, a Haddock murder jury panel in Sioux City, the execution of John Thomas Ross in Baltimore, and Cherokee Sun Shine's hanging in Talequah.
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Garden Springs
Mount Vernon
William Bumphus
Greenville
Darke County
Ohio
Simon
Harry
Jefferson City
Missouri
Sealing Fleet Losses and City Official Removal
City Treasurer of Ann Arbor has been removed by the Council amid rumors of cash shortage. Washington reports by Agent Tingle on Seal Islands activity include 14,529 seals killed, 100,000 skins, high native deaths, and calls for armed protection and more native labor. Additional seizures total 5,000 skins. a private Warsaw donation of 150,000 dollars supports Methodist missions. Cholera in Chile prompts state reports. a large stern-post casting for a new government cruiser is completed in San Francisco.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Washington
Treasury
Tinge
Seal Islands
United States
Russia
Agent Tingle
Aag
St. Paul Island
Rush
Charlenge
Anna Beck
W. F P. Sawyer
Dolphin
Tingle
Anna
Mary Hilen
Alfred Adams
Warsaw
C. C. McCabe
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eliah Hayes
San Francesco
Amarea
Foraker and Wilson Clash at Wheeling Soldier Reunion
Ex-Attorney General Hollingsworth recounts a Wheeling reunion scene where Governor Foraker and Governor Wilson traded barbs over Civil War memory. Foraker's defense is hailed as grand and unifying, while Wilson's remarks drew partisan derision from veterans and locals.
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Hollingsworth
Caniz
Wheeling
Wilson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Foraker
D. A. Hollingsworth
Jim
Union
Lee
Grant
Boys In Blue
Gibson
Beaver
Republican Party
Covernor Foraker
General Gibson
Governor Foraker
G Gibson
Menu
Wilton
Agarn
Hayes
Cov. Foraker
Gov
Guy
Camden
Foraker Tax Position Questioned by Democratic Papers
The piece accuses Democratic editors of deception over Governor Foraker's tax stance. It cites his special message to the Legislature, defending no tax rate increase, endorsing liquor tariff taxation, taxing foreign corporation gross receipts, and taxing all bonds to ease farmer burdens. It notes real estate valuation concerns and quotes his last annual message contrasting 25 to 50 percent farm-property underassessment.
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Governor Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Cincinnati Marquirer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Forner
Guiteau Curse Believed Cause Of Misfortune Dance
After Guiteau was convicted and sentenced to hang for Garfield’s murder he cursed trial participants. Since then four jurors died and many associated with the case suffered misfortune. Several notable figures linked to the case faced downfall or death, with others aging in poor health. The piece ends with a aphorism on opinions and vitality.
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Guiteau
Garfield
C Guiteau
George B. Corkhill
Scoville
Charles H. Reed
President Arthur
John A. Logan
David Davis
D. W. Bliss
Cox
Republican Party
Trials and rewards of Christian hospitality sermon
The Rev Dr Talmage warns large hotels threaten Abrahamic hospitality and extols its trials and rewards. Guests with sharp temperaments test hosts, toil and expense arise, yet serving others is serving Christ. Rewards include divine blessing, gratitude, memory through generations, and eventual heavenly hospitality.
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Tur
Havana
Lisbon
Margaret
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Jesus
John Howard
Cyrus
Persia
Christ
Jesus Christ
Walter Scott
Washington Irving
George Whitefield
Shunem
Elisha
A Long and Desperate Charge
A veteran laments a disallowed pension claim for heart trouble from a long and desperate charge. He cites a doctor’s certificate. reviewers blamed overexertion due to undue hast in reaching the rear. A companion quips he should have run the opposite way.
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Grand Army
Boston
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