Dynamite scare and settler turmoil sweep midcontinent
Special Dispatch reports a raging prairie fire near Lincoln Nebraska destroying farms and homes as tensions rise with Ottawa Canada. A Canadian girl’s death linked to a seducer shocks Buffalo. U.S. Interior orders all white occupants on the Cattaraugus reservation to vacate within 30 days, sparking legal and tribal friction.
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Directory and church notices list regular services for multiple congregations including First Baptist First Presbyterian St Johns Episcopal and others with service times. The piece also includes a notice about lands held under tribal leases with possible US troop eviction if not vacated by deadline and a police tied tragedy in Toronto describing Hattie Grants death in childbirth after being seduced by a Canadian socialite.
Frayed Directory Listings and Local Ad Snippets
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century directory page includes lodge notices, monthly communications, and ritual schedules. It lists various lodge branches such as No. S01Fea A. M and members with their titles, plus notes on fifth Wednesday meetings and council assemblies. Also features market and shop promos for cigars, bird cages, clothing, poultry and meat suppliers, and mortgage offerings on oil properties.
Fenian Rossa seeks to incite bomb plot in London
New York April 10 A Fenian meeting led by Rossa and other dynamite advocates warned that within the month a London government building would be blown up. Rossa met with a English delegate on a mission and denied sending M Sullivan warnings. Also reported Judge Moran blocked socialist construction on a lakefront site, and the Taylor and Baggis foundry in Veroska burned, leaving 225 workers jobless with stock and machinery valued at £30,000 and £90,400 respectively.
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Widowed woman murdered in Kansas and cabin burned
Telegraph notes report the murder of Widow Jim an Lidian wanuue living alone near Gange Kansas for money. The house owned by Mrs an henge at Murphysbors, sister of Gen. Logan, burned Sunday night. Mrs Bow ers and two girls escaped. The LOS 5 traveler capi of Chiesa, a commercial Lyman Potter, killed near Salisbury NC after attempting a New York to New Orleans wheelbarrow wager. Sidney Kennedy shot by brother Charles while hunting near Corry Pennsylvania. William Read found dead in a blacksmith shop after a hanging demonstration. Internal revenue notes Canada will save 50 000.08 by export ban. Supreme Court rules government cannot seek priority in insolvency case Cook County National Bank v United States.
Phoenix Park Trials Open Under Heavy Guard
Deerix April 10 Joe Brady Timothy Kelly Curtey and Fitzharris known as Shin She goat were sent from Kilmainham to Green Street courthouse under police escort. The crowd besieged the building as jurors reporters and a few others were admitted. Brady Kelly Delancey Caffrey Curley and Fitzmarris pleaded not guilty and were held for trial. The judge warned jurors about the gravity of the Phoenix Park murders and noted secret societies planned the crimes.
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Legislature Bills and Debates in 1883 Session
The senate discussed a bill to submit abolishing contract labor in state prisons to voters in 1883 and sent it to the judiciary committee amid objections. Bills introduced include Nelson’s plan to divide large cities into party-balanced primary districts. Debates covered religious blasphemy laws, the Lord Jesus Christ designation, and civil service reform. Other items mention the Hirst regiment veterans relief bill, Buffalo charter amendment veto, and a Tweed matter. Additional notes reference robberies, church reorganizations in Europe, an English suspect in Leitrim murder, and a Western Union dividend case involving stock.
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Prairie fire claims farmer's wife near Jaxoons Neb
Special dispatch reports a devastating prairie fire north of Jaxoons Neb. Mrs Dalton died while trying to save her home. Barns houses hay stacks and forts burn as flames spread with many other deaths and accidents reported. Fire cannot be checked.
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Fire destroys thirty buildings in West Mixingstan area
A special dispatch reports that thirty buildings burned in West Mixingstan on April 10 causing about 100000 in losses. The blaze is now under control as Papago forces prepare to march against the Apaches.
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Phipps Extradition Bid In Forgery Case At Alman’s House
Foreign Affairs reports the government consents to extradite Phipps, Philadelphia almshouse official, charged with forgery. Nihilist trials begin, three defendants act as their own counsel, others hire ten lawyers.
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Parnell Confined at Home in Ill Health
Special dispatch notes that Parnell remains confined to his house due to illness and will likely be unable to actively engage in political matters for some time. The report emphasizes his continued weakness and expected absence from public duties.
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Still Scared Keeps Ottawa Guarded at Night
Special dispatch from Ottawa reports the femin scare ongoing with infantry and police guarding public buildings day and night as April 10 observations note heightened tension and protective measures.
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Canuck Scare Sparks Ottawa Parliament Bombing Fear
In Toronto on April 16 a police posse rushed to Attaway after a government telegram. Earlier a mysterious bottle with dynamite exploded near Ottawa Parliament buildings. The incident raises concern of renewed Pellian opposition to the imperial government in the colonies.
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Five Oclock Dispatches from a Turbulent Day
A chaotic April 10 dispatch lists fires and disasters including Lyman's Cotton Mill burning at Avrox Massachusetts a total loss with estimated 875000 insurance. An Alton Powder Company building explosion in Acton Massachusetts killed two including Mr Ryder. Franklin Bigess shot his wife in New York alleging jealousy. Lighthouse keepers Henry Colburn and Bernard Ashley drowned near San Francisco. Grandin well six reportedly strong at Trevittes Pennsylvania with large results.
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Weather and market brief from the Lake Erie region and rail lines
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