Steamer City of Sexton Captain On Trial for Arms to Panama
Captain O'Brien of the steamer City of Mexico faced a US Commissioner on charges of carrying ammunition to Panamanian insurgents at Savanilla. The voyage included insurgent troops. Colombian customs officers aboard were seized when the ship shown as American prompted fear. O'Brien says he acted with the US Consul’s approval. testimony from the ship’s chief officer contradicted him. The examination adjourned and O'Brien was released on bail.
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City of Sexton
Panama
New York
O’brien
City of Mexico
United States
Shields
Savanilla
Rio Hacha
Brien
Blind
Sayanida
Sugleaders
Oficer McCarthy
O'Brien
Walil
Fiendish Outrage At Taunton Assault Case Emerges
A Taunton Mass special reports Arta Dubuque alias Archy Depray arrested after Clara Curtis aged 24 and Elizabeth Martin aged 14 were allegedly assaulted after an escort. Fournier sought as an accomplice. victims treated for injuries and complaint filed. Other updates include mortgage and business failures and a health officers conference on quarantine rules.
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Star
Taunton
Mass
Central
Arta
Dubuqee
Archy Depray
Lonsdale
R. L
Cash
Pollard
Dubuque
Clara Curtis
Elizabeth Martin
Lincoln
R. I
Fowney
Alartin
Cortis
Fournier
UN Uder
Dubuques
Mysterious double murder in New Orleans home
Private detective William Evans returns to his No 146 Orange Street residence to find his wife Amelia Evans and clerk Casper Wenger dead in bed from bullet wounds. Mary Miller, a servant, is arrested amid rumors she exposed Evans’s supposed knowledge of the affair. Police conclude murders staged to mislead, three more revolvers and a rifle found in Mary’s room. Evans claims innocence and is jailed as a suspect.
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Asucha Evans
Casper Wenger
Theo Husband
New Onceans
William Evans
Orange Street
Amelia Evans
Evans
Anattle
Mary Miller
Weeger
Mary
York
Interparliamentary clashes cited in Myers-Littler report
Corunpus April 23 report by the Myers-Littler investigating committee finds Allen Myers guilty of unparliamentary conduct and of language on the House floor while Judge Littler is blamed for leaving his seat to assault Myers. The five-member panel gives no recommendations. Bruce’s anti bucket shop bill passes, while other measures advance in the Senate.
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Myers-Littler
Allen
Myers
Littler
Franklin
Bruce
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Senate
Mooney
Stormy Debate Over Irish Registration in Commons
A stormy session in the House of Commons over the Irish voters registration bill features John Philip Nolan urging government funding, Gladstone opposing to avoid higher costs, and Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh C. Ciilhers warning of a $650,000 burden. The vote 62 to 6 signals limited impact but likely shelving of the measure this session.
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Losvox
Admiralty Office
Swainson
Mialice
Jon
Jol Naish
Ireland
Edward Sullivan
Ameer
Afghanistan
Herat
House of Commons
John Philip Nolan
County Galway
Gladstone
Iugh C. Ciilhers
Ar. Nolin
Trish
Nail
Peter Limsden
Tirpul
India
Peter
Bleshd
Suez
Dardanelles
Prince and Princess of Wales
Corning
Osborne
Caro
M. Barrere
Nubar Pasha
Bosphore Qyptien
St. Twhrsbury
Council of the Empire
Fiithet
Vindivostock
Bosnay
Rangoon
Borman
Irawaddy River
Warships chase five Russian cruisers after Aden
Bombay naval authorities monitor fiveRussian cruisers reported passing Aden last week. British warships will shadow them as a fleet buildup continues. Hartmann the Nihilist denies claims of fading nihilism in Russia. Czar aims for war to distract from unrest. Attorney General Rice heads to Crow Creek and Winnebago reservations to verify land claims amid scrip fraud. General Grant’s birthday observed across the West with ceremonies. English-Russian war fears voiced by Minister Phelps. Indians in Montana uneasy as Riel emissaries stir trouble. A nineteen year old, Columbus L Moffitt, hanged at Dallas for murder. Miss Constance Edgar joins the Visitation order in New York. Dr Paaren reports pleuropneumonia among Jersey cattle in Illinois. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised for blood and strength.
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Naval Auth
Bombay
Aden
Navy
Sk Petersburg
Admiral Nakomoif
Baltic
England
Stockholm
James Redpath
Hartmann
Vienna
Russia
Farco, Dak
Rice
Crow Creek
Winnebago
Ile
Pierce
Tie
Cleveland
Iids
Reunion of the Army of the Potomac in Baltimore reported
National affairs note preparations for the Army of the Potomac reunion at Baltimore on the 6th and 7th. Large delegations expected. reduced railroad rates promised to boost attendance. Also covered are trials in the Dickson case, Red Cloud in Washington, and various government appointments and naval news.
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Red Cloud
Washingtor
Wasittscrox
Willard
Bland
Ted Nandad
Atkins
McGillicuddy
Criminal Court
Dickson
Corkrill
Brewster
Percival Kennedy
Department of Justice
Star
Mr. Smith
James L. Jowett
Tenth Cavalry
San Antonio
Dismisent
Jouett
North Atlantic
Army of the Potomac
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Battimon
Henry T. Kernochan
New Orleans
Carnelius
Schenck
Portland
Oregon
Manning
George K. Tinele
Montana
C. W W. Ryan
Indiana
Unite States
Alaska
Maria
Baker
Suimmill
Voorhees
Merrick
Virginia
Supreme Court
American Surgical Association
Washington
Lamar
Joseph I. Wardell
Ty Interior Department
Wardell
Norfolk
England
Russia
Garnet
Strylax
Havana
Key West
Danish Colonists to Form Danish Colony in West
The Dominion arrived in Portland with a Danish party bound for the West. Plans are underway to relocate at least 5,000 Danes to claim a large tract of land and establish a Danish colony. The ship also carried twenty-one Congregational Union members from London aiming to settle in Canada.
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Portland
Dominion
Congregational Union of London
Canada
Wages Increased for Lowell Manufacturing Co Employees
Lowell Massachusetts April reports wage hikes for the Lowell Manufacturing Co workers. The settlement promises enhanced pay beginning Monday, aligning with standard practice and awaiting final approval. The note emphasizes employer accord and anticipation among staff as the changes take effect.
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Lowell
Mas
Lowell Manufacturing Cos
Yesteria
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