News Of The Week Domestic Roundup Of Crimes Disasters And Disputes
The week’s digest reports O A Carpenter at Lincoln facing murder charges with coroner's inquest complete. A man named Joan L Martin hanged by masked men in Luling Texas. A collision near Rockport Ohio kills Engineer Matthews and a fireman. others mortally wounded. Capitol wing collapse at Madison Wisconsin kills five, injures twenty one. A Danville Pennsylvania steel company fails for 112000. Missouri governor urges standard time on railroads. A negro is hanged near Greenwood Kentucky after assault. Multiple fires, suicides, and drownings noted along with various legal actions and disasters.
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Zora Burns
Joan L. Martin
Luling
Tex
Rockport
Matthews
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Congress
William Drake
Arlington
Nathan Szkolny
Marathon
Boston
Bromberg
Prussia
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New York
Great Britain
Scandinavia
Harry Livingston
United States
St. Joseph
Madison
Wis
Danville Steel Company
Danville
H. C. McGee
Kansas City
McGee
Springfield
Catherine Galiger
Canal Dover
John Smith
Peter Lintner
Galiger
Blair
Committee On Labor and Education
Jupge Horrman
United States District Court
San Francisco
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Missionary Board
M. E. Church
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Illinois
Henry McGer
Edmiston Parker
Nohimingo
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Beaple & Kerry
Troy
Crittenden
Missouri
Cove Creek
Utah
Isley Hill
Greenwood
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Harbor
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Christian County
Lee
Rudge Swearingen
Laurinburg
Foster
Carpenter
Eliza Bowen
Staten Island
Notable deaths and political shifts across 19th century states
Report of deaths including William Swinburne in Paterson New Jersey and Wakefield Virginia killings. Political notes cover J A Martin meeting for the National Republican Committee Washington December 12, Taheopere Randolph Morristown death, grants to Porter, and post election results across New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Virginia Nebraska Mississippi Minnesota Maryland Connecticut with figures and party totals.
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Paterson
N. J
Lankford
Eesess Anne
J. C. Bancroft Davis
United States Supreme Court
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Otto
Wakefield
W. H. White
W. H. Morris
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National Republican Committee
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Morristown
Morris & Essex Railroad
HaLuLet KinBourn
House
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Senate
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Robinson
Butler
Abbott
New Jersey
Virginia
M. B. Reese
Nebraska
Minnesota
Hubbard
Republian
Maryland
Robert McLane
Connecticut
Ben Butler
Lowell
Boston
Essex County
Stoneham
Fitchburg
Plot to tar and feather the Lord Mayor of Dublin exposed
A plot to tar and feather Dublin's Lord Mayor was uncovered on the seventh. British troops in Egypt were ordered home on the same date. Four radical leaders were arrested in Belgrade by order of the Russian war minister. The Sanja District.
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Egypt
Belgrade
Russia
Sanja
Revolt and unrest sweep across nations in latest reports
Reports describe sieges and spreading revolt with upheaval from Qoro imports to Baltic and Peruvian clashes. Fires burn at the Imperial Marie Institute in Russia and a Scotland colliery disaster adds to crisis. In Berlin Luther’s anniversary draws crowds as violence erupts elsewhere.
Celebrations Mark Luther Anniversary Worldwide
The four hundredth anniversary of Martin Luther is celebrated with imposing ceremonies in Germany Great Britain and the United States. In Pennsylvania election results Auditor General Niles and State Treasurer Livesy, both Republicans, lead by large margins. A crackdown on convict labor in New York prisons shows strong support. A freight train accident in Atlantic City claims three children’s lives. A murder case in Lincoln Alabama leads to bail for Orrin A Carpenter. Forger William Brockway is captured and faces a long term. Dynamite rumors link to New York activists. A Caldwell Idaho murderers lynching and a Mount Mourne NC lynching of a named suspect are reported. London financial agent Edward C Mappison fails on a large sum. Irish laborers face work restrictions after dynamite events. Smyrna earthquake reports are revised down.
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Martin Luther
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Pennsylvania
Niles
Livesy
Southampton County
New York State
Atlantic City
N. J
George E. Barnes
Orrin A. Carpenter
Zora Burns
Lincoln
Lacey
William $E.brockway
New York
London
Caldwell
Idaho
Lawrence White
Mount Mourne
N.C
Edward C. Mappison
Maddison
Albert Memorial
Smyrna
Luther 400th Birthday Observances Across Nations
Immense crowds honor Martin Luther in Eisleben and Berlin with ceremonies, processions, and memorial unveilings. Celebrations spread to London, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Washington, Chicago, and other cities with sermons, choirs, and statues marking the Reformer’s birth and legacy.
Old Abe the war eagle of the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers
The article recounts Old Abe the war eagle carried with the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers. He roamed foraging for meat, soared above battles at Jackson and Mission Ridge, survived multiple bullet hits, and honored a veteran soldier who kept his perch and care after the war. He appeared at the 1876 Centennial in Philadelphia and lived until several years before the piece.
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Eighth
Wisconsin Volunteers
Jackson
Miss
Mission Ridge
Philadelphia
Abel
Michigan
Harry M. Kieffer
St. Nicholas
General paralysis described as anterior brain disease
Dr Tenner defines the prevalent condition called general paralysis as affecting the front brain region linked to intelligence. The pathology involves brain membranes and cortex with changes in subcortical regions, mainly the anterior cerebral convolutions. Early symptoms are mental impairment, memory loss, boastfulness, and deteriorating motor function with mental disturbance.
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