Riotous miners confront militia in Collinsville riot
Domestic news notes a surge of incidents from the week including a Collinsville Illinois mining riot with nonunion workers battling militia, a deadly boiler explosion in California, and a Brooklyn Sunday school anniversary parade. The report also lists shipwrecks, fires, floods, and public health scare updates across the country.
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Moody
Maries
Miller Counties
United States Express Company
Cleveland
Collinsville
Ill
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Gunnison River
Delta
Col
Prohibitionists Nominate Quimby for Governor in New Jersey
The Prohibitionists met in Trenton and nominated Dr. Isaac N. Quimby of Jersey City for Governor. The article also notes deaths of Judge Pearce in Maryland and Captain Swager in Kentucky, Kentucky Republicans naming T Z Morrow for Governor, and other political and social items including Victorian celebrations and a star route trial conclusion.
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Trenton
Isaac N. Quimby
Jersey City
George A. Pearce
Allegheny
Hagerstown
Joseph Swager
Louisville
Kentucky
Lexington
T. Z. Morrow
Free School
Arthur
Matthew Arbuckle
New York City
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Washington
Ingersoll
Pattison
Pennsylvania
French Jurist Laboulaye Dies in Paris
M. Epovaro Laboulaye, a renowned French jurist and newspaper writer, has died in Paris a few days ago. The piece notes his prominence and passing in the capital.
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M. Epovaro Laboulaye
Paris
Foreign dispatches paint Varied World Tensions and Conflicts
Reports from Mexico to Italy and Madagascar describe troop movements, political reshuffles, and early conflicts. British and American actions spark diplomacy over schools in Bulgaria, and Haiti's Miraguane bombardment escalates. Fire devastates towns in France and Prussia while Guayaquil reels from a $320,000 bank robbery at the president’s hands.
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Madagascar
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Sophia
Nordenskjold
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Isthmus of
Suez
Earl Granville
Bulgaria
Miraguane
Haiti
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Cuba
Tombstone
A. T
Guacanupe
Sierra Madres
Steubing & Co
Berlin
Ont
Vars
Osteromfeld
Prussia
Guayaquil
Central America
Veintimilla
Coronation of Alexander III and World Unrest Prompt News
The of Moscow crowned Alexander III Emperor Autocrat of all the Russias with Greek rite ceremony seen by foreign representatives. Costs estimated at 10 000 600. Riots quelled in Illinois coal mines. A mob shot an accused arsonist in Arkansas. Insurance murder plot looms near Traders Point. Drowning of four in Wheeling ride. Assassination plot in Roumania. Chicago six day bicycle race ends with Armaindo winner. Armenian conspiracy arrests. Dam collapse near Avington. Swedish cabinet resigns after defeat. Mr and Mrs Milliken drown fishing. Arsenic poisoning in Milwaukee store. France China tension grows. Tonquin commander killed. Albridge Ontario fire destroys assets.
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Ark
Milton G. Forreman
Indianapolis
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Willis Shannon
Wheeling
W. Va
Roumania
Chicago
Louise Armaindo
W. J. Morgan
Canada
William Woodside
Ireland
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Woodside
Ven
Armenia
Avington
Kan
Charles
Bird Milliken
Philadelphia
Mary Kelley
Milwaukee
France
China
Tonquin
Albridge
Ont
coronation of Alexander III in Moscow ends with grand banquet
Moscow reports the coronation of Alexander III with a state ceremony at the cathedral, a grand Granovilla banquet, and cannon salutes. The Czarine was crowned, a manifesto issued, and crowds cheered as mounted guards ensured order amid rain and sunshine.
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Alexander III
Russias
Kremlin
Empire
Czarowitz
Granovilla
Curious Cyclone Blasts Racine Springfield Echoes
Reports from Racine Wisconsin and Springfield Illinois describe a cyclone Friday causing widespread destruction. Residents woke to a moving white cloud, missing belongings, and local families scrambling to salvage scattered possessions including bedding and clocks.
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