Java Horror Deepens as Eruption Destroys Java Island
Horrific volcanic eruption in Java spreads devastation across Batavia region. Lava flows engulf towns from Lanerong to Speelwyk, with massive loss of life estimated at 75 600. Flooding seas, collapsing craters, ash skies, and shifting rivers reshape coastlines and sever communications.
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Lopper
Java
Loerdon
Batavia
Cupung Gunter
Kadang
Ier
Paint St. Nicholas
Suid
Seorix
Trix
Subrerranean
Lee Soith
Point Capucin
Negery Pat
Nerang
Newery
Negery Rabawang
Ando
Déthet
Karang
Niles
Welcome Bay
Sunday Straits
Pepper Bay
An Geran
Lanerong
Speelwyk
Point
Sean
Parasia
Caymans
Matalson
Gion
Aatifor
Anjier
Vjirineine
Serang
Merak Lave
Onrust
Young Criminal Fights Desperately in Georgia Lynching
In Harvaninge, Georgia, Aug C. Miller county reports a third tragedy in three weeks. Two African American men entered a prominent widow’s home at night aiming to murder. she fired from bed, wounding one intruder. A posse tracked Lewis Warren to a swamp jail where vigilantes broke in, killed Warren, and abducted his wounded companion Frek Fountain. Warren, seventeen, lived on the widow’s estate.
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Harvaninge
Miller County
Colquitt
Prisoer
Lewis Warren
Frek Fountain
Warren
Fountain
Financial maneuvering over Vermont National Bank assets
Vermont National Bank receiver Hendee reports conferences with Southeastern & Montreal Dertlané & Boston Railways and Chapman syndicate relations, while St Albans Trust Co receiver Rich cites assets to fully pay 30 percent of depositor claims. Confederate soldiers attend ex Confederate reunion. General John T. Mar ina and General Gordon address crowd in Jefferson City.
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Vermont National Flank
St. Albans Proust
Albans
Hendee
Vermont National Bank
Canada
Southeastern
Montreal Dertlané
Boston Railways
Chapman Sybdicate
Harlow
New Jersey
Southeastern Road
C.W. Rich
St. Albans Trust Company
St. Louis
Jefferson City
John T
Marina
Duke
Gordon
Tennessee
Plague in Egypt and Currents of Sanitation Failures
A dispatch from Constantinople criticizes Egyptian sanitary efforts amid a cholera outbreak. It details polluted canals, unswept streets, and contaminated water sources spreading disease. Military rounds trap residents and hinder food, medicine, and relief.
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Department of State
Treasury
United Sites
Constantinople
Cheansis
Dlisin
Cetlan
Constantinopt
Thomiott
Ramamith
Pera
Akoovertiowice
Apen
India
Egypt
Prohibition debate looms amid Sunday law talks
Governor Crittenden considers an extra session to amend the Drowning Sunday law or push a Prohibitory constitutional amendment. He says he would choose Prohibition over lawlessness, predicting a 40,900 majority in its favor if defiance continues in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Transatlantic War Echoes Across Asia and Europe
Dispatches report renewed calls for French protection of Annam and Tonkin, with a firm stance on military occupation and colonial stipulations. News from Hue, Teourone, and Thun awd Vingelina line outlines forts, blockades, and trade controls. Meanwhile Abyssinia and Shoa tensions rise as Ethiopia’s Menelik seeks French backing, and Montenegrin moves in the Turkey frontier loom large.
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Fr. Provines
Mand Tongad
Dinthin
Cochin China
Ge Fieueh
Thinwad Vingilia Dine
Tonquin
France
Anima
Wiepinna
Annan
Ie Prenel
Thun Awd Vingelina
Teourone
Thae
Femps
Seventh American Institute of Architects convention report
The seventh annual convention of the American Institute of Architects convened yesterday morning with members from across the country. Thomas Walker presided as the gathering pledged to advance architectural science and invention, underscoring the organization’s broad service to the profession.
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Providasoce
HLL
AU Il
American Institute of Architects
Uhitts
Thomas ¥. Walker
Sie
Providence
Fasten
Chi
Parnell Speech at Irish National Land League Meeting
Special dispatch reports Charles Parnell addressing the Irish National League meeting yesterday. He sounded hopeful about progress in America and noted possible financial support equal to emergency sums and praise for the migration scheme's success. He emphasized canny prospects for the League's aims.
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Parnel
Irish National Land League
Aleran ManKenzie
Canadiana
eParnell
Evening Observer
Dusinx
Parnell
Irish National League
National League
America
Canadian Crumbs. Mackenzie defies federal union plan at Greenock
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer reports Alexandria Mackenzie opposing Sir Alexander Galt's federal union idea, arguing Canada would not bow to London. He denounces protectionism and predicts a return to free trade, while rejecting Canada’s separation from England. In other items: stock from Hull quarantined at Cursten, Jersey cattle valued at $75,000. an Atlanta shooting of a burglar by a police officer. and a New Orleans postmaster's embezzlement case with $1,500 misused funds and $5,000 bail.
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Gallatin
Winston
Mestador
Jame
Alturmeyos
Evening Observer
Lexpos
Alexandria Mackenzie
Chamber of Deputies
Greenock
Alexander Galt
Canada
London
England
Cursten
Jersey
Hull
New Orleans
Chaves F. Heusman
Marksville
Money Eater
Neusman
Late News Items From Across The Nation
A collage of brief notices reports first cotton from North Carolina arriving at Norfolk sold for thirteen cents. Various figures and incidents including an Athens Georgia professor of theology named Strickler, Ontario fruit growers meeting in St Catharines, and Atlantic waves at Long Branch washing ashore. Cattle fever rumors denied by Canadian cattle men. Toledo councilman Winneker ill, Henry Crickers found dead in Michigan from possible poisoning. Carnegie library opening in Dunfermline with Lord Rosebery speech. Dr Newell’s death by morphine. Kee Sing the New York Chinese naturalizes. number and type of U S post offices. Thomas Reese dies in Ohio. Judge Blatchford’s appointment date set. Caldwell & Mason suspend wool and yam business. hog cholera hits New York. tobacco crop outlook. Cattaraugus County fair dates.
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Norfolk
Strickler
Athounta
Amma
Ontario Fruit Grrewers’ Association
Sir Catharines
Long
New Jersey
Liverpool
Texas
Willian HH
Winneker
Toledo
Ohio
Henry Crickers
Peoria
Mich
John Vollmer
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Dunermline
Scotland
Lord Roseberry
de LD
Newell
Chicago
Kee Sing
New York
United States
Thomas Reese
Robert E. Reese
Lancaster
Corpae
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