King Alfonso's Paris visit sparks mixed royal reactions
The Paris visit by King Alfonso to Paris draws both support and protests. French officials condemn mob actions while King Alfonso leaves Paris amid calls for a formal apology. Reports note Spanish cabinet concerns, and public sentiment in Madrid backs the monarch amid the Paris controversy. The same dispatch records the Ameer of Afghanistan’s son dying in Kabul from measles.
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The Buffalo Explosion Inquest Opens For Colorado Victims
The coroner opens an inquest into the Colorado boiler explosion aboard the freight steamer. Bodies Yarrell and Ellis blown overboard. Henry Allen died en route to hospital. Chief Engineer Lovett seriously burned but improving. No further fatalities anticipated.
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Mystery double poisoning at Soldiers Home in Dayton
Two inmates Ernest Scherrer aged sixty two and Christ Kronenthal aged fifty three died from poison in their drinks at the Soldiers Home near Dayton. Physicians say the deaths were caused by poison mixed with liquor, with inquest begun and autopsy planned. Kronenthal, a jail turnkey, had family in the city. No suspect named. theory points to an assassin or tainted liquor possibly from the home.
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West Shore collision near St Johnsville shocks Awarenpan
Trains on the West Shore line reportedly collided near St Johnsville as the New York corridor opened from Syracuse to New York yesterday. Cars are burning and the death toll and injuries are not confirmed with six killed and several injured later reported. engines stood on end and several coaches telescoped.
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Remedial Remedies Proposed for Gambling on Exchange
New York October 2 Senate Sub-Committee on Labor and Education heard Partridge of the Produce Exchange describe widespread gambling among members. He urged penalties for selling what is not owned and for hoarding life necessities to speculators. Witness sought Congress action. Senator Blair promised to include the petition. Ottawa Ontario October 2 Canada’s Agriculture Department reported 1000 sheep from Canada were ordered slaughtered due to scab claims. Prof McExchren contested the diagnosis, suggesting a skin eruption from voyage weather rather than true scab.
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Adjudged Insane Carl Lange in Texas Case
Carl Lange, who sent inflammatory papers into Mexico against Mexican authorities, was declared a lunatic and committed to his brother’s care at San Anosto Texas on October 2. It was expected the Mexican government would seek his extradition if found sane. The Mexican consul says punishment would have been imprisonment proportional to the offense.
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Two Train Robbers Arrested in Kansas
Kansas City dispatch reports Warry Donnelly a barkeeper at Donahue's saloon and another man Dean were brought from Coolidge to Kansas City and jailed last evening. They refused interviews. Marshal Mathers and attorney Sutton say circumstantial evidence against Dean is strong.
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Multiple events reported across cities in October incidents
The item lists several brief notices: a fatal shooting and suicide near Fort Donge la. a university appointment in Champaign Illinois for a mechanical engineering instructor credited to Hon. J G Cannon. a train wreck near Utica Fort Plain with six killed and several wounded. a West Raxpory Vermont couple deaths by self-inflicted actions linked to a broader pattern.
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New Welland Canal Damaged and Disrupted
In St Catharines on October, the Frost propeller damaged the canal gate, halting navigation for days. Small vessels may use the old canal meanwhile. In Philadelphia on October 2 Emily Griffin of Canada attempted suicide with laudanum, then jumped into the river and was dragged to the station house where she tried to hang herself.
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Block of Pope’s Marble Hidden by Know Nothings
Public Debt Statement shows a September decline with gold and silver holdings, while a separate note outlines a Chicago convention on contagious diseases among domestic animals to be held November 15–16. Also covered are Navy and Treasury expenditures, ship maintenance, and pilot-use policies.
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Wisconsin Sheep Breeders Meet Reaffirms Tariff Stance
The Wideconsin Wool-Growers ELKNORM Wit reports the annual meeting of the Wisconsin Sheep-Breeders and Wool-Growers Association held last Saturday with many prominent breeders present. The society reaffirmed its previous position against tariff reduction. The next meeting will be held in White Water on the third Tuesday in January. An unrelated note records a $400,000 Habbitics merchante failure.
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Wisconsin Sheep-Breeders’ and Wool-Growers' Association
Yantics Arctic Cruise Report Reveals Greely Rescue Drama
Commander Wildes of the US steamer Yantic submits a lengthy report on the Western Greenland coast voyage, detailing encounters with the wreck of Proteus, Garlington's records from Pandora and Littleton Island, and the foiled rescue efforts. The documents stress the dangers of remaining north of Newfoundland and critique provisioning failures during the Greely relief mission.
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Indian trouble in Turtle Creek region centers on Little Bull
A government agent reports Turtle Creek unrest caused by Little Bull who married two Cree squaws and seeks Cree lodges to west. The general agent has been ordered to attempt to adjust the dispute.
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