Old Man Thrown From Catholic Church In Thornhill Injury
Duncan McCague near eighty and his daughter attended the Thornhill Catholic church when a pew was barricaded. Father Egan expelled him, dragging him to the door and throwing him onto the threshold, fracturing his right thigh. McCague, a Newtonbrook resident, lies in precarious condition and may not recover. Other items cover a sea rescue, a jail- mob lynching, a fatal joke turned shooting, a Pittsburgh gas sale, and factory worker assaults, arrests, and an international bottlers exposition.
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Toronto
Thorn Hill
Duncan McCague
Newtonbrook
Thornhill
Mr. Weague
Roy
Father Egan
Mr. McCogue
McCague
McCagne
Egan
Uairax
William Allard
Pictou
Lake Mistassini Report From Rupert's Land Discovery
A report from Quebec dated November 10 describes F L U Bignell of Lake Mistassini expedition returning from the Lake Mistas ces area after crossing into Rupert's Land. The vast lake is said to rival Lake Superior in size with waters rich in fish and game, and a potential for agriculture. The Ledson Bay Company allegedly held a secret that such a lake existed. Ottawa notes November 16 reports James Hartney, a wealthy merchant, was arrested for arson to fraudulently claim insurance. Marine Department cautions vessel owners to avoid trimming errors amid stormy seas on Georgian Bay and Lake Superior.
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Ingeudiacheom
Quebec
F. LU. Bignell
Jame
Lake Mistas
Ces
Rupert’s Land
Lake St. Johm
Creat Lake
Mistassini
Foam Bay
Maine
Labrador
Licdson Bay Company
Lake Superior
Ottawa
Abt Armpster
James Hartney
Marine Department
Georgian Bay
Emancipation Promised by Democratic Leaders Cited
The article reports political debates in Laurens County and beyond about a possible Democratic restoration of slavery. It notes 1,500 plan to move to Arkansas, fear in Livingston Newberry Edgefield and other counties diminishing as Democrats pledge new emancipation for Black citizens. Senators Hampton and others insist education and citizenship will solve enfranchisement issues.
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Cuanvzston
D. C
Laurens County
Arkansas
Livingston
Newberry
Edgefield
Wade Hampton
Democratic Party
General Eselar
Democratic Committtee
W. L. Trenholm
Confederate , Treasury
Cleveland
South
Thousands Idle In Pittsburgh and Sharon Mills Down
Industrial reports show 21 400 idle workers in Pittsburgh and Sharon areas. Iron and coal sectors shed thousands amid overproduction as Sharon Iron Company and Atlantic Iron Works shut down or run far reduced. Plenary Council photo session and a proposed Temple of Vesta project in Cincinnati noted.
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Pittssman
Gulf
Suanox
Sharon Iron Company
Atlantic Iron Works
Annual Report on Pacific Railroads Earnings 1853 84
The Commissioner of Railroads prepares a comparative statement for the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads detailing earnings and expenses for the years ending June 30 1853 and 1884. Consolidated line earnings fall from 81 979 608 in 1883 to 19 077 493 in 1884 with net declines. Central Pacific earnings drop to 23 639 215 in 1884 from 25 051 911 in 1883 while net gains shift from 3 144 786 in 1883 to 6 488 163 in 1884. Also notes resignations and orders affecting navy yards and Greely relief vessels.
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SWAIM
Myron M. Parker
Bateman Due
Bright &Umphrey
Batean
Morrows
Bateman
Parker
Hazen
Greely
Cape Sabine
Smith's Sound
Littleton Island
Cary Islands
Garlington
Jtn
Nares
Railroads
Armstrong
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Ward W. Very
Navy
Commodore McCauley
League Island Navy Yard
Henry Frben
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Coffin
Emory
Melville and
Lowe
Rio Janeiro
United States
Register of the Treasury
Destructive Fires Hit Several Towns Across States
Fire swept through Middleport killing an elderly resident, damaging the woolen mills in Waukesha and a planing mill in East Boston, with multiple buildings burned in Patterson. Totals include losses around 10 000 dollars in Middleport and 75 000 in Waukesha, with dozens left unemployed and several insured.
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Middleport
Mita
W. O'Dell
John Cahill
Frank Coon
Deloa Warren
A. T. Olds
Tareen
Wareren
Wauxkesha
Wis
Waukesha
Hadield
Boston
Mass
A.& J. McLaren
Wm. Stewart
Mirkinrows
Patterson
Juniata County
G. W. Wilson
W. W. Copeland
Joseph Pennell
J. B
M. Todd
Samuel Strayer
W. G. Hamlin
Indians on the War Path Raid near Chisos Texas
General Stanley receives word of a large Mexican party raiding Pena and the Chisos area. They attacked Petty’s rancho killing Mr Petty and Mrs Petty, abducting three children, and drove off cattle and horses. Pursuit parties from Pena and Fort Davis set out within hours to intercept the raiders fleeing toward Mexico.
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Mexico
Fetty
Chisos
Texas
Mr. Petty
San Antonio
Stanley
Department of Texas
Pena
Presidio County
Petty
Crook
Revolution in Mexico and bank closures headline
Alarming rumors of revolts erupting in Nueva Leon and Coahuila prompt martial law in Saline Hidalgo as troops clash with revolutionaries near Sabinas. General Trevino arrives with regulars from Monterey to Lampazoo, while General Dias nears inauguration. Also, Metropolitan National Bank begins liquidation after stockholders vote, and Wyatt & Livings Bank at Washington, Indiana closes amid heavy paper. Blood's Sarsaparilla advertised at end.
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Nerva
Sabinas
Trevino
Lampazoo
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Dias
Metropolitan National Bank
McGourkey
Wixceyski
Ind
Wyatt & Livings
Washington
Here
Frontier Commission Meets Russian Pickets at Pulikhaton
British Afghan Frontier Commission arrives at Pulikhaton on the Karirud near Herat and protests the presence of Russian pickets across the river. The Russian commission is not expected before January, and Afghan leaders claim Pulikhaton as part of their domain.
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Afghan Frontier Commission
Pulikhaton
Rusgian
London
Afghanistan
Pulikhatua
Karirud Herat
Pulikhatan
House of Lords
Mr. Gladstone
Bennix
Congo
William
Henry M. Stanley
German Colonial Society
Flegel
Germania
Bundesrath
Caro
Dongola
General Gordon
Khartoum
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Maparo
United States
Spanish West Indies
American Congress
Cuba
Porto Iro
The Cattlemen Second Day Proceedings Open
Snow and wind greet the Cattle Convention as it starts its second day with temporary leadership and committee setup. Ex-Governor J L Roatt named President General Curtis as Vice President and A T Atwater as Secretary, with a regional vice president to be chosen later. Ground concert at Merchant's Exchange preceded formal organization work. In Ballonne coal districts, wage cuts are reportedly not sparking a strike as miners expected reductions similar to those in the Cambridge region.
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BL. Koutt
Colorado
AT. Atwater
St. Louis
Banggoet
Orde
CC. Rainwater
Lemp
J. L. Roatt
General Curtis
New York
Vic
A. T. Atwater
Merchant’s Exchange
Balrone
Camberland
Cleartele
Mr. Blaine Serenaded by Avosta Republicans
In Avosta on a Tuesday evening the Augusts Republicans serenaded Mr. Blaine at his residence as a show of confidence and respect. A large gathering of citizens heard a lengthy, applause interrupted speech by Herbert M. Heath of the bar, followed by Blaine’s gracious response.
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Avovsta
Blade
Mr. Blaine
Herbert M. Heath
Blaine
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Night
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Sacred Heart Church Choir
ST. Georgez Hall
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Jamestown
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Mhaye
Erie
Daxton
Albert Leis
Edward Stamm
Miamisburg
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Carrollton
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St. Joseph
Leonard Roll
Blue Springs
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