Neutrality laws curb privateering in American harbors
From Washington comes word that no official talks have occurred with England or Russia on using privateers against British trade if war breaks out in Afghanistan. Neutrality laws bar such actions in U S waters, and officials say correspondence is unnecessary.
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Brewster Cameron
Wasamnaros
State Department
England
Russia
Afghanistan
Southern Pacific Rail Trend
Sparks
Lamar
American Surgical Association
Wormsey
Bayiess W. Nfanna
Indiana
Persia
Dickson
Bowen
Brewster
Cameron
Fire at Vicksburg Kills Six Missing Twenty
A Vicksburg fire left six bodies recovered from the cellar of Padenta's store and many more feared buried under debris. Laborers labor to recover the dead as rain slows work. the property loss is estimated at 500000 with half covered by insurance. Relatives and townspeople mourn as the missing count climbs.
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Sion Orienss
Times-Democrat
Vicksburg
Miss
W. R Muleshy
W. B. Phelan
Joseph Dent
Hayden Canada
Eph Bell
Richard Johnson
Padenta
Memphis
Destructive floods hit Gainesville Texas in April
Gainesville Texas on April 24 saw heavy rain flood Pecan Creek washing away homes and bridges. Many residents sought rescue from trees as waters rose ten feet higher than a 25 year flood. crews saved most, but property damage and loss of life were reported. Similar storms in Dallas and Parsons Kansas caused wrecks, railroad damage, and extensive flooding.
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Tezag
Pridgea
Kansas
Tex
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Elm Creek
Dalnas
Txas
Trinity River
Prairie River
Mattie Sawyer
Missouri Pacifo
South Canadian River
Undiana
Pottsboro
Beaver
Parsons
Kan
la Belle
Fr. Scott &Gulf R. R
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad
la Belle River
Explosion at Admiralty Office Injures Swainson As Inquiry Probes Malice
A dynamite explosion near the Admiralty building injured Assistant Secretary Edward N Swainson and damaged his office. Police and military sealed entrances as investigators weigh a malice motive by a dismissed or disliking staffer. Officials cite witnesses who saw two strangers or men carrying a can near the scene as detectives pursue leads.
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Greim
Parliament
Swainson
Mary Anderson
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Horse Guard Parade
Scotland Yard
Admiralty
Lords’ Board Room
No. 10
Downing Street
Guards
Horse Guards
St. James Park
Health Board warns of toy balloon dipping danger
Cmenco reports the Board of Health uncovers a hazardous Chicago industry using boys aged 12 to 14 in balloon manufacturing. Workers dip balloons in bi sulfide of carbon and dye, risking temporary intoxication and lasting paralysis of hands and legs after weeks of exposure. A physician notes exhilaration followed by severe muscle weakness.
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Cmenco
Board of Health
Chicago
Financial Embarrassments Hit Lamson & Goodnow Firm
New York reports Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company owes creditors and faces $20,000 in attachments at Shelburne Falls Massachusetts. The 1851 founded firm with $300,000 capital and $375,000 asset valuation shows unclear total liabilities while H Prentisa & Co. at 42 Dey Street closed on $12,000 judgments. Cincinnati mentions a separate bribery trial involving T C Campbell and juror Michael Goeb with court turmoil and defense withdrawals.
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New York
Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company
Chambers Street
Shelburne Falls
Mass
H. Prentisa & Co
Dey Street
Cincinnati
T. C. Campbell
Michael Goeb
Berner
Robertson
District Court
Campbell
Rita B. Smith
Half-Breeds Skirmish Reports at Fort Pitt Scene
Telegraph reports describe a clash near Onion Lake with about 250 Indigenous fighters seeking arms and ammunition. Big Bear and other Crees stir trouble as Middleton’s forces move toward Clarke's Crossing. reports note wounded and dispersed patrols, store fires, and a calls for front-line troops from London and Winnipeg.
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Barrirronun
N. W.T
McLean
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Pitt
Indiana
Onion Lake
Big Bear
Cypress Mountain
Middleton
Wisstree
Inspector Dicken
Clarke
T. Davis
Prince Albert
Charles Hewitt
Nolin
Riel
General Middleton
Swift Current
Batouche
Battleford
Smart
Weasel Seized for Supplying Arms to the Insurgents
New York April 24 Captain John O'Brien commander of the steamer City of Mexico was arrested for violating the arms export law by shipping weapons to insurgents of Colombia. The vessel seized and held by federal authorities. O'Brien to be examined today. The case carries up to a $1000 fine or three years in prison plus confiscation of the vessel.
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John O'Brien
City of Mexico
United States
United States of Colombia
Mexico
Lord & Austin
O'Brien
Shields
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