Foreign Intelligence and Emigration Debates Across Europe
In a collage of dispatches dated Oct 3 from London Paris and Belgrade, officials report France’s ministerial crisis over the Alfonso affair amid tensions with Germany and China. Exile unrest in Canton prompts police crackdowns while Viceroy hosts invitees. Tonquin war concerns surface with French leverage over northern provinces. A separate note in Ireland condemns state aided emigration to America as Bishop of Clonfert urges reform. A Belgrade coalition cabinet forms under Nixola Christies.
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Perle
Othe Paltce
Rede
United States
Stoner
Palos
Juniata
Charles Yutour
Can
Audi
Hong Kong
Tonquyen Muveter
Pas
The
Figaro
Tricon
China
Tse
France
Aml
Tonquin
Ferry
Tonquan
Marquis Tseng
Paris
Times
Marquis de la Vega de Armijo
Alfonso
Europe
Vals
Madagasecar
Makabo
Hovas
Tamatave
Magunga
Dean
Loughrea
Calwiy
Clontert
America
Pants
Grevy
Mertz
Get
Antone
Germany
Cabiinet
Belgrade
M. Nixola Christies
Fatal Sewer Collapse Kills One at Rogersark Worksite
Fifteen laborers worked on a suburban Rogersark sewer when the earth caved in twenty five feet beneath them. Patrick O'Donnell died instantly while Benny McNichols sustained injuries leaving him blind. About twenty five tons of soil collapsed into the shaft, nearly sealing the fate of the crew before miraculous escapes.
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Tt Aga
Rogersark
Patrick O'Donnell
Benny
McNichols
Death of Sister Matthew at St Clara Academy
Sister Matthew a Dominican teacher at St Clara Academy Sine Sinawa Mound Wis dies after three years at the mother school. Born Maggie Murphy of Faribault Minn she entered the order in the convent. Acclaimed as an accomplished instructor, she was beloved by her circle. The Newbern quarantine situation in Ban Franciao and related fever cases update. A large sum of Mexican treasury money aboard was removed after quarantine.
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Lina
St. Clara Academy
Sinesinawa Mound
Wis
Matthew
Dominican Order
Will
Faribault
Minn
Maggie Murphy
Nation's Capital and West Virginia Coal Fields
A historic update covers Captain DeLong's final resting place and a new coal fields interest in West Virginia. It notes improvements in fish transport and government science efforts, plus capitalists and English observers studying the region. Also discussed: postage reduction boosting mail flow, and personnel moves in federal offices with a Knox credit dispute.
Money making scheme stirs Board of Trade circles
AGU reports laboring excitement over circulating letters said to urge country customers to speculate on small scale change. Critics liken it to Fleming Merriam schemes that forced them to leave the city. Officials deny Board of Trade action. James E. Miller of Scarsdale sues Wall Street broker Edward J. Dunning for 122142 damages claiming unlawful use of his credit and votes to benefit his own position. Dunning paid 25000 under threat of arrest and promised to settle. suit seeks 40000 plus 373000 difference on notes and 25000 received.
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Agu
Board of Trade
New York
Custane
Fleming & Merriam
Board of ‘Trade
Boar
Aya
Amonts
Legislative committee to investigate company charters
A legislative committee is appointed comprising three Senators and five representatives to examine testimony and powers of a company tied to the state. An E. G. Patterson letter from Tinsville notes he would still testify. The panel is empowered to pursue penalties, fines, and compensation under the law, especially regarding any foreign corporation’s rights within the state.
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Tivestis Vtiph
Tredas
E.G. Patteron
Tinsville
Mt Rat Suamuel Butler
EU Mac Lad
Stun PO
Free Trade Conference ends as free trade win debated
In Louis Oct 4 the Free Trade Conference ends one day of debate between absolute free traders and opponents who favor striking at protection first. An address urges abolition of protection. Ex Governor John J Phelps presides and Missouri Free Trade League forms with Phelps as president.
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Louis
Free Trade Conference
John 3. Phelps
Missouri
Missouri State Free Trade League
Goveror Phelps
Twix Bere Cremates AEW On Loans Oct 4
The Times-Democrat reports on a local event in Duck Huan, Miss. and Teeny Hane, noting financial actions and loans dated October 4 amid sparse OCR text.
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the Times-Democrat
Pittsburgh Exposition Buildings Burned Down in One Night
Fire destroyed the Pittsburgh Exposition complex on the north bank of the Allegheny River, with Machinery Hall and the main structure burning within minutes. An estimated 75,000 to 100,000 residents witnessed the blaze as priceless exhibits and the first U S locomotive were lost. Losses run high, with insurance at 340,000 and total damages near 1,000,000. The Arabian locomotive and Great West Bank instruments perished. authorities seek the fire source amid several theories.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Iran
Specttiens
Bratn
Floralo Walk
Thames
South Avenue
Two Citie
Gian
Rocont
Joss
Patterson
United States
Orlock
Warner
Edward Williams
Neely
Exposition Society
Levy
Workman Falls to Death From Sixth Story Building
A Bohemian workman named Willian Robnke fell from the sixth story of a block at Seneca and Frankfort streets in SLEVELAN to the basement floor about seventy feet below. Fellow workers rushed to him, an ambulance was summoned, and he was taken to City Hospital where he died despite medical efforts.
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New York
Broadway Paberne
Marcus
Prembla
Howe
Til
Enechuin Wright
Lewis ‘Tappao
Geovee
Wileus
Loesler
Miia Wright
Wileaa
Lev
Dames
America
Arlineval Lewis ‘Tappan
Slevelan
Willian Robnke
Seneca and
Frankfort
Stuhnke
Linhart
Multiple Local News Briefs From 19th Century Wire
A jumble of late reports from Chicago to Detroit and beyond covers insolvency petitions, hangings, forgery arrests, ship losses, storm strikes, fires, drownings, hazing penalties, and a planned cross country journey. Notable items include Chatley Barton insolvency, John Dillan murder sentence, hurricane shipping losses, and a suicide in Tennessee.
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Mational Association of Stationary Engineers
Chicago
Barton National Bank
St. Albans
Chatley Barton
John Dillan
Hecktown
Paw
Maretast
D. Tarrett
Jersey
Ice
Alobi Association
Met University
Montreal
Agua
Hound of Commissioners
Detroit
Charles ‘Torey Collins
Cleveland
Kimball Brothers
Boston
Henry McNichols
Rogers” Park
McNichols
Patrick McDonald
Nickerson
Philadelphia
St. Pierre
Mart
Harvey Wheeler
Amherst
Wheeler
St. John’s Catholic Church
Trenton N
Andriwan E. Weigen
Janden
Columbia County
Wis
Erin Buyer
EA. Weigen
Sun Prairie
Tennant
T Bates
Chrif
Twain
Atlanta
Gia
Charleston
Severe storms cause houses blown down and casualties
The storm damaged homes across Arlington Springs and Kansas Central. Mrs. Michael Marshall was seriously injured when her house collapsed. Charles Pike's house collapsed with his infant son killed. Becker & Son store was blown down, injuring a father and son amid widespread destruction.
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Zhayenwoutr
Kos
Oak
Michael Marshall
Charles Pike
Arlington Springs
Kansas Central
Becker & Son
Resolution Defeated and Cement Fire Reported
An attempted House move to forge a bipartisan apportionment bill failed as the plan collapsed. A cement works fire in Ontario, Canada caused an estimated $20,000 in losses. The New York Clearing-House Association held its annual meeting, reporting $35.5 million in last year’s transactions and $7,762 million in average daily activity since 1853.
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Wankinsnung
House
New York Clearing-House Associations
New York
Clearing-House Association
Fihree
Yreasuer
United States
1Ti National
Ewenty
Verage Dail
Deadly storm wrecks crew near Stoneham factory
A heavy storm yesterday afternoon sank a boatnear Stoneham. All crew were rescued after an hour in the water except Alexander Peete who drowned. The accident involved the Buot amt shoe Firm and the well known boot and shoe manufacturers Gilt and Rowe. The factory location was in Stoneham and the cause remains under review.
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Alexander Peete
Hey
Rat
Gilt & Rowe
Stoneham
Captain Barker On Trial for Wrecking Mary D Leach
In the trial of Captain Barker on the charge of wrecking his vessel the Mary D Leach and losing her, mate Crosswell Smith testified that as the vessel left Old Providence the harbor could not be escaped and water broke. Barker ordered her to tack and said this would be her last tack, replying when asked where she was going to pat her to the reef. Conviction entails the death penalty.
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Foreign Intelligence
Canton
Loa
P Bancroft
Providence
Get. F. Bancroft
Newport
New York Anti Slavery Society
Leromo
Dayton
Thornines
Seconud
Dea Trimbach
Newsork
Sac
Enuianple
Trie Haure
Anna Helos
Conmuitret
Hey Motkhers Resideura
McMoran
Newbern
Ban Franciaco
Newbert
Martin Johnson
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Iat
United States Commissiones
Eds
West Virginia
Captain Boycott
West Virginia Central Railroad
Blaine
Windom
DE Long
Bens
Annapolis
Gros
Naval Academy
DeLong
Jeannette
Congress
Srck
Indies Chula
Postofice
Ray
Postatve
John A. Kenny
Taianmpulis
George W. Getty
Coutumn
Artillery
Fortress Monroe
Coonel
John C. ‘Tidball
Sherman
Manana
Knox
S. V. White
Miners’ Bank
California
Teen Ua Etale
Legislative ‘Committee
la Villadelphis
Deutho
EL Paso
Worthimeton
Father Worth
Wes Borin
Mit
Owas
Mary
Brow Via
Twer Sans
UL Worthington
Peoria
IL Worthington
Ihabhe Hof Davenport
Evan Worthington
Father Worthington
University
Worsie
Worthington
Tnthanaponis
Dt J. AW. Barry
Cardington
Watson N. Glark
Triwide
Wileh
Tote
Leta
Clark
Cormier
Olio Regiment
Fountain County
Avs
Dee H
Vulcago
Cansalites
Cassagranches
O'Male
Caralitas
Chate
Sierras
Ohio River
Trocinway
Chicago and Ohio River
Tirand Hotel
Eonisville
J. D. Richardson
T.T. Malcott
Indianapolis
Twix Bere
Pittsburc
Lowt
Workman
Kaisa
Can. Get
B. Wrigal’s Cement Works
Aints Quebec
Veaser
Barker
Bymane
Rena
Aighive
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