Old World Proposals Rejected Amid Church State Clash
The Irish bishops faced papal approval delays as moderates push for a settlement. In Britain, ministers refine plans amid upheaval and a government inquiry into Belfast Londonderry tensions. Reports from Port Meade and other towns note suicides and violent incidents, while a new Oregon National Guard founder dies, and a Chicago editor is shot in the street.
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Ceopaal Itvitebie
Maul Elite
Immercic
Mj Pert
Chamber of Deputies
Unclear Manuscript Report of Possible Shooting Plan
A fragmentary item notes Blanche Gray’s brother in transit to New York for a medical man’s visit. It mentions a supposed plan involving a person named Moss and an array of unclear motives, with Sue linked to the context. The garbled text lacks coherent names, dates, or verifiable actions.
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Cou’ Gardiy
Ulm Pletabl
Blanche Gray
New York
Sue
Moss
Wedding in High Life in Irish German Giants Pair
Patrick O'Brien seven feet eleven inches tall and weighing 360 pounds will marry Annie, a German giantess of seven feet eleven inches and 1490 pounds, in November after an engagement here.
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Piresyvren
Patrick O'Brien
Annie
Important Decision in Civil Suit Over Damages
In Rockford a judge traced liability for damages to the proprietor of a machine that caused a fatal accident, not the owner. The case will proceed at Stephenson County at the December term after venue granted on affidavit alleging prejudice in Winnebago County. Anna Greene marks her hundredth birthday, healthy and wealthy. a separate note reports no suspect yet found in the Hawkins murder. the killer was partly disguised as a woman.
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Ciscisnati
Nov. S
Harmon
Dantinal
Wal Enplay Sot Droenmn
Rac Iim
Rockrorn
New
Eustace
John Sallis
Stephenson County
Winnebago County
Stamford suspected fraud case touches international banks
The American confidence operator in Stamford is claimed by the Haitian Government for forgeries in England. A New York jeweler was also swindled out of 25000 dollars. In New York a Bradley suit against the Northern Pacific Railway to halt further mortgaging was moved from state to federal court. Warrants issued for Sing Sing warden Brash and a customs officer named Vance in bribery allegations.
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Svvindler
Mostreal
Stamford
England
New York
John J. Bradley
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Povenacrest
Brash
Sing Sing Prison
Custom House
Vance
Arctic Explorers and De Long's Missing Crew
Reports detail efforts to recover bodies from the Arctic voyage of De Long and his companions. Lieutenant Harber and others expected to return. preservation of remains and coins was discussed with Russian authorities. last updates show uncertainty about bodies and future actions.
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Captain de Lume
Arctic
Melville
Oreaeh
Hue
Harber
Jeter Rac
de Long
Buvis Et Anil
Prirber
Prirber, With Theremy Neot All of de Lone
Lst
Cope Aagtial
Colgntil Molly
Morrow
Miles
Maul
Lincoln
Lait
Committee On Education and Labor
Traelesmut
Csakl
Fire claim burns domestic worker to death
Anni e Beringer a domestic was burned to death yesterday morning while kindling a fire with coal oil at the residence of J H Vo jen. The incident was reported from Ixpianapolis with other brief items about strikes, a centenarian birthday, a mountain fight and local crime, all part of a dense, disjointed late 19th century dispatch.
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Ixpianapolis
Nov
Annie Beringer
J. H. Vojen
Election turmoil and constitutional vote results surface in Albany
Amid chaotic returns in New York and statewide counts, Democratic gains appear in the Assembly and Senate while the Constitution battle draws strong support. Reports reference 19,000 vote margins, contested clerk races, and party leadership positions with Republicans and independents debating box integrity.
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Albany
Jara
Hutt
Assembly
Saap
Secretary of States
Chapin
Maxwell
Telegraphing turmoil and misfortunes in 1880s trade and rail
The report notes a Toronto lumber firm Melatosit & Co failing with assets about 73,000 and a Chicago Rock Island collision near Chicago injuring an and several others. It mentions a suit for 50,000 by Tobia Bertini against James J. Mapleson, and contagious disease outbreaks among stockyard workers. It also surveys population declines in Germany from 1880 to 1881 across Prussia and western states.
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John
Iola
Od Cfres Preerens
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Lie Ue
Arl
Kares EL Lelonl
Petivan Fio Butter
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Melatosit & Co
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Che Day
United States
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Chas. Iiles
Chicago
St. Paul
George Barry
Tobia Bertini
James J. Maple Sen
Assoluto
Mayleson
United States Treasury
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Germany
Westphalia
Sax
Brauienburg
Posentis
Vic Thatsi
Rig
Wurtemburg
Thresher explosion injures crew. farm fire causes heavy loss
A threshing machine exploded at dawn on Catherine Geathags Farm near Dover injuring engineer John Smith and others. The blast and ensuing fire wrecked the barn and contents, burning twenty tons of hay and large wheat, corn, and oats stores. Loss estimated over 4000, insured for 8270.
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Dover
San
Leon
Juiitier
Catherine Geathags
Kwit
John Smith
Peter Liner
Mra. Gees
Ilacal Bair
Peed Geottze
Henry Renkert
Willoughby Bair
Harmen Kane
Politician Killed in Hadathurst Copiah County
Jackson Mississippi reports a disturbance in Hadathurst Copiah County that ended with the killing of J P Mathews a prominent politician and former sheriff by a man named Wheeler. Blood feuds had existed for weeks prompting the sheriff to seek governor Lowry's aid. guards were dispatched to Hadlehurst and Ranger's Settlement.
Totede Names New Police Chief in Purdy Appointment
Totkin November 8 The Police Board at night appointed Captain J C Purdy to be Chief of Police replacing General Steedman The move gives good satisfaction to all parties involved.
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John Poryer
Owenle
Dean Fogg
Totkin
Police Board Haat
J. C. Purdy
Steedmam
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