Alfonso's Paris reception and royal tensions unfold
King Alfonso endures hisses in Paris while President Grevy weighs resignation amid Franco Spanish friction. Reports say a cabinet meeting is ordered as Spaniards cheer the king at the frontier and in Madrid anti French demonstrations grow. A London Times dispatch notes muttered doubts of a treaty with Germany and a frontier escort arrival signals tense diplomacy. Six miners die in Nelsons coal pit accident. an attempt on an Albina British consul and anti French demonstrations rebound in Madrid.
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Alfonso
Patus
Alfotso
Gembsne
Paris
Ayeva
Plitie
London
Manquis de la Vera Armijo
Acceses
Spain
Germany
Grevy
Parra
Presidenciais
Wilson
Chamber of Deputies
Ferry
Afonso
Thaciles
Suite
Greeley
Loxpox
Copenhaven
Hans Dendrik
Esquimaux
Nathorst Wendeik
Cape York
Nathorst
Nordenskjolt
Sordenskjold
Ue Associated Press
Serobster
Hans Christian
Esaimaux
Gollhaven
Wolstenholm
London Times
Leven
Nelson
Mulder
Constantinople
Seutati
Albina
Madrid
France
Pans
Daniel Ilson
The
Loire
Italy
Berlin
Antoine
Reichstag
Gezette
Gazette
Severe winter storms sweep Eastern Vermont and inland regions
A heavy storm of rain and snow drenched Eastern Vermont and surrounding areas for twelve hours. Freight cars from the north were buried, telegraph and apple crops damaged, and pathways blocked. In Potasbury heavy snow damaged fruit trees and wires. ships and river traffic faced losses. Post-office burglars in Worcester, Massachusetts stole valuables totaling about 1,450 dollars and various securities. In Galveston a church baptism quarrel led to fatal gunfire injuring two men.
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Waston
Vermont
Hiram New Enehunl
Potasbury
Podsmanth
le Hulme Eehogiers
Dridgeport
Suubic Choy Siik
Murder Suspected Double Tragedy Near Monmouth Illinois
In Monmouth Illinois Mrs Bailey aged forty five and her sixteen year old daughter were found dead in a cornfield yesterday morning. A note on the mother’s person indicated she killed the girl with a razor and then took her own life with the same weapon. The daughter had been demented since birth and the mother had recently brood over her child’s condition.
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Monmouth
Ilt
Murder charge sparks probe in Ada Atkinson case
Cincinnati dispatch says Detective Ten broeck of Indianapolis filed an affidavit accusing Alexander Polk, 35, of murdering Ada Atkinson. He cites a knife, blood on shirt and vest, and tracks near the victim’s house as linking Polk. The report notes public belief that Polk is not the killer. Also, Tom Naughton, shot by Minn Helmes while trying to force entry to her residence, survives.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Gazette
Lafayette
Ind
Broeck
Indianapolis
Alexander Polk
Ada Atkinson
Polk
Atkinson
Tom Naughton
Randolph Rough
Minn
Helmes
Important Decision on Church Property of Late Archbishop Purcell
The Cincinnati county court ruled on the assignee case against J. Purcell et al, determining whether diocesan church property could be used to satisfy Archbishop Purcell's debts. The majority held that most church properties were held in trust for congregations and not subject to creditor claims, with several cemeteries and funds treated as trust assets. A dissent argued cemeteries may be public and held in trust, and challenged the master’s reference.
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Purcell
Cincinnati
Wamikay County District Court
Jolson
Sithwad Moore
Maurix
Purcel
Asignes
Atel
Puree
Phe Cusea
Sint
Melock
Cathe Iiepi
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Tehirelwes
Imul
Clurch Wis
Cumminsville
Archbishhiop
Sante
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dobaster
Arrest in Embezzlement Case Hits Bloomington Dealer
Bloominton's Ger. dames Clark a known hides wool and pelts dealer was arrested on a warrant from Connard Jr & Co Philadelphia for embezzling 1500. They sue for 10000 for false arrest alleging he drafted against them claiming big wool shipment. Clark, an older merchant and politician, is said to be financially crippled.
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Bloomington
Dames Clark
Connard, Jr & Co
Phihaelphia
Bona Aml
Connard, Jr. & Co
Clark United
Clark
German maid’s theft leads to disgorgement in Valairio
In Valairio Indiana October 2 A German employer F Quickbaum of Ilamburg reports Minnie Sage a domestic stole 2400 marks and fled to America with a man named Sonning Ropping. The couple separated in New York. Ropping returned to this place and was compelled to disgorge the remaining portion of the loot about 1200 and then discharged as they refused to prosecute.
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Valiairo
Ind
Minnie Sage
F. Quickbaun
Ilamburg
Germany
Sonning Roppiny
New York
Ropping
G.2. Buell
Connecticut
Annie Gordon
Massachusetts
Mary W. Lunt
Clyde Park
Mass
Frances J. Barnes
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Senate Committee of Labor
Uitohs
Abouk 2001
Chev
Free Trade Conference opens with delegates from several states
The National Conference of advocates of free trade under the Missouri Free Trade League opened in St Louis with delegates from New York Ohio Indiana Kansas Michigan and others. It will last three days and aims to form free trade clubs nationwide led by ex Governor John H Phelps.
Digest of the Land Laws Printed for Great Interest
The first Congress ordered a new edition of the Digest of the Land Laws of the United States. Printing is near completion and will be available to interested readers. The work, first issued after the third session of the Fort sixth Congress, is in high demand due to the expanding land questions across the nation. A plan to light Washington using electricity from Great Falls is under study by Brush-Swan Company, with transmission lines to reach the city and power incandescent lamps. Also, a note on newspaper liability states that paying for papers depends on standard contract rules. mere receipt of a newspaper does not create an obligation without a proper agreement.
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Armosas
Louisiang
Mississippi
Waeneas
Mississippi River
Congress
Wurnas
Alleghenys
Meeky Mountains
Union
Washington
TUN Corean
Wasabaarod
Ud Au
Othe City
State Department
Davis
Hunter
Glerk
May Department
Secre
Guy Nichols
Shitfeldt
Walker
English
War Department
Dron
Adiiral Shofeldt
Unter
Corea
Autmind
Fort Sixth
Great Falls
Potomac
Brush-Swan Company
Wider- Braun
Condi
ATCT
Postat
Brainerd in Insolvency Case Faces Contempt Writ
The Insolvency Court issued a writ for Lawrence Brainerd’s commitment for contempt over refusing to deliver papers to the court’s messenger and to disclose property details. Brainerd’s counsel obtained a writ of habeas corpus. a hearing on insolvency is set for Wednesday. A train robbery report from Kansas City notes Starry Donnelly and a third man jailed after transport from Coolidge with limited interviews.
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Cimbo
Akaaxsas City
Get
Dodge City
Kas
Starry Donnelly
Donahue
Dean
Coolidge
Marshal Mather
Sutton
Tired of Life Ends Self Destruction in Indiana Farm
Laura Brown from Indiana hanged herself at Mrs Andrews farm near Vineland on Sunday, leaving a note saying she was tired of life. She was 25. In Lancaster Ohio, Mary Denton age seven obtained a revolver and fatally shot her younger sister yesterday afternoon.
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Lawresceburg
Indiana
Laura ©. Brown
Lancaster
Ohio
Mary Denton
Pool meeting fails to form Chicago Ohio River pool
A meeting of general managers and others interested in forming a pool between Chicago and Ohio River points was well attended in Cincinnati yesterday but ended without agreement after extended discussion. A separate Detroit item reports Charles Case of Burgessville Ohio allegedly drowned after falling through a bridge while traveling with household goods.
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Sherman
Aaquoketa
Keme
Cincinnaty
Get
Chicago
Ohio River
Detroit
Charles Case
Burgessville
Qnt
Tol
Jidleone
Murdered by Her Husband in Indiana Household
PUERCETOWL Ind Oct by Mrs Abbey Builer shot by her husband Charles Butter last Saturday. Father of the writer had been a constant attendant on the deceased. Berraco Oct Patrick Ransen another victim of the Folorada disaster. died yesterday.
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Puercetowl
Ind
Abbey Builer
Charles Butter
Dy, Butler
Columbus
Wurterer
Berraco
Oet
Patrick Ransen
Ded Vestentay
Jealousy Sparks Dayton Man to Shoot Wife and Self
A Dayton man Marcus Lins fired at his wife near midnight after jealousy and alleged infidelity. He wounded his wife in the right breast, then shot himself in the head, later slitting his throat, leaving him alive but gravely injured. his wife survived, with doctors uncertain of his fate. The incident followed heavy drinking and a failed suicide attempt, disclosed amid a stormy night.
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Marcus Lins
Theoagh
Germany
Aml Courm
Owell
Ilse
Deaf mute attempts murder then kills himself in Iowa
A fatal tragedy near Burlington Iowa unfolds as William Diver a deaf mute tries to kill his sister in law with a hand ax after being rejected by his brother's widow. He wounds her then turns the weapon on himself, slashing his throat and crushing his head with the ax before dying. the woman is reported to be recovering.
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Burlington
Iowa Station
Ill
Carthage
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
William Diver
Embezzlement Case Dismissed in Rutland Railroad Funds
Feudd to Inaiet. Motland Vermont October 9. The grand jury failed to indict J. M. Haven for embezzlement of Rutland Railroad funds while treasurer. Evidence did not establish whether Haven or another person was responsible.
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Motland
J. M. Haven
Rutland Railroad
Fragmented Late News Items From an Unseen Paper
A jumble of reports notes heavy rainfall at Ban 8038 Cite with cellar damage, frost in Canada, a yellow fever scare near Pes steola, and returned refugees found dead. It mentions a Burlington VT citizen’s line bead, post-Atlantic wholesale robbery claims, and various political notes from Connecticut towns. Also recorded are a Boston lodge anniversary, a ward of mortality in Danville and Philadelphia burial of a Chinaman.
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Ban
Cite
Donedine
Canada
Pessteola
Lewisville
Saturda
Ane Tt
Burlington
aLine Bead
UT Forestcrays
George
Ted
Akon
Trent
France
Connecticout
Iony Iead
St. Dohy Lodge
Boston
Parisyty
St Bolus
Fe Morgan Smith
Hugeicle
Miele
Danville
Battle flags refused for veterans return trip request
Oct. 2 War Department will not grant permission to use Confederate battle flags held by the department. Survivors of a Norfolk area brigade sought flags for a reunion, but Adjutant General Druin said approval requires Congress, so the request was denied. Surgeon Main reports Mexico sees a deadly smallpox outbreak with high mortality in Tapachula. A Missourian city bailiff was knocked into a restaurant window by a sailor over anti Prince George sentiment.
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Grand Army
Pittsburgh
Usburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kwickett Matthews
Maryland
Hong Chuk
Philadelphia
Sunda
Episcopal Church
Chinamien
War Department
Norfort
Hat Department
Druin
Fires and Disasters Reported Across Cities and Counties
A series of damaging events is noted including a wholesale druggist store fire in Atlanta causing about 40,000 in stock loss with 30,000 insured and total losses around 50,000 across the building and adjacent stores. An October cyclone in a southern county uprooted 10,000 trees and damaged homes. A fatal gas suffocation for Albert Taft in WiTTsRoad, and a gun injury incident in Bowns hardware store ending in a self-inflicted shot.
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Rarsed
Atlasta
Jloward & Candler
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Court of Appeals
Albany
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hateh. Williams
Western Union Company
Wirma
Lotorster
C. W. Cochrane
Gloucester Gaslight Company
Boston Gaslight Company
New Mexico & Southern Pacific Railroad Company
New York & New England Railroad Car Trust
Coutons
Gloucester National Bank
Fred L. Stacy
Willian Merrell
Baltimore
William A. Pledger
Atlanta
Findiente
South
Spresqhem
Hamilton
Melonneboro
State, War and Navy Department
Selene
Brainerd
Dayton
York
Colman Brothers
Elothias
New
San Francises
Sri Ngrirlb
Wall
Glenwood County
Stampton
Springfield
Kim
IneLaw
Mexico
Moxtatat
Prineseorge
Gat
Muncie
Superior Barbed Wit Company
Albert ‘Taft
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