French Prefect Resigns Amid War News From Asia
French dispatches report Siam facing Lao provincial incursions by bands akin to the Black Wings. Tonquin ops cautious as Admiral Courbe meets local chiefs. Resignation of General Thibaudin stirs debates in Paris with multiple factions blaming foreign pressure.
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Gye
Tulhant
Thaz Tarevy
France
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Alfonso
Bangkok
Siam
China
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Tonquin
Courbe
Lourane
Vottvire
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Spain
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Chamber of Deputies
Silaw
Waddington
London
Shaw
Madagascar
Orange
Desolate Louisiana crime described in tribal violence
A Courier Journal special reports a brutal murder case in Natchitoches parish Louisiana. Six enslaved railroad workers conspired at a campfire for a game of cards, money won led to assaults and the killing of a man. The attackers, said to be desperate, fled after the murder and may face swift justice. Meanwhile in Washington a notice reports the death of Senor Camacho, a Bolivar cousin and Garfield era witness, who perished aboard a vessel collapse and related trials.
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Courier-Journal
Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana
New Orleans & Pacific Railroad
Bradfiehd
Assach
Wen Lin
Olle
Senor Camangka
Washington
Jealis
Caracas
Senor Simote Cajanho
Vesecals
Dsvative
Simon Bolivar
Maria I
Skidmore
New York
Cenaul
Atlantic
Yalta
Mare
Tervilite
Camacha
Frezal
Press
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Senor Camacho
Garfield
White House
Patrolman Shot Dead in Uethroit After Pursuit
Early hour shooting in UETHROIT results in the death of Patrolman George C. Kimball while pursuing three suspicious men. One suspect Billy Leonard is reported arrested. another assailant remains at large. A second incident nearby involves a woman fired upon on a city street with no clear motive. Two cousins, Guthrie and Meyers, duel on horseback with knives over a young woman, both mortally wounded. Supreme Court refuses to halt execution of Charles Bosch, the 1881 ax murderer, who will be hanged on the 12th.
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Billy Leonard
Tyro
Ina
Little Rock
Ark
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Chottaw Nation
Austin Guthrie
Fr Mevera
Meyers
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Doa
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Clarksburgh
Kitlos
Sity
Hye
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Prince
Kittles
Jacob Telintsian
Trea
Custady Iksburgh
Kiana
Urows
de Sane
Collins
Red Cloud
Jack
Wise Cat
Steadfast
Copperhead
Spanangia
Go Devil
Stim Jaws
Pop Eye
Hackletown
Berkshire
Chickasaw
John Bull
the Ruker
Fatal shooting in Chicago wounds infant killed
Tantina Glissman, daughter of a German newspaper carrier, was shot and fatally wounded after leaving a saloon with no beer pitcher. William Makrasiki, armed with a revolver, fired at him first and then shot her in the knee, causing a fatal head wound as she fell striking her head on a beer pitcher.
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T. Chicago
Tantina Glissman
William Mukrasiki
Makrasiki
Machine Shop Burned in Balls ton Fire
George West's machine shop at Ballston burned last night causing about 12000 dollars in loss. Firefighters battled flames through the night, with damage extensive to machinery and building.
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Lion
George West
Ballston
Troy
N.&l
West Virginia Bandits and Regulators Exposed in W Va
In W Va a vigilante gang led by Kitlos, dubbed the Regulators, faces justice after Kitlos confession yields multiple arrests, including ex-County Treasurer Telintsian. The group used coded signals and a secret constitution, with planned penalties and a shared liability scheme. Also notes about staying secret and rising steel trade optimism, plus a San Francisco skeleton discovery near San Rafael.
Beath of an Estimable Lady in Ohio
Mrs Lillian Alive wife of T C Raynolts editor of the Daily Berteen died at one a m of neuralgia of the heart aged twenty nine born June 6 1834 graduate of Akron High School in 18 something and taught public schools for years she leaves a husband and child Also Milwaukee man Albert Elsterman killed his wife in a Clinton Street lodging house and left a note explaining money worries and planned to die. New York bank weekly statement notes loans total figures.
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Ohio
Lillian
John H
TA. Waggoner
T. C. Raynolts
Daily
Berteen
Akron
Milwaukee
Albert Elsterman
Magdeburg
Gerning
Clinton Street
Suspension of Frederick Sylvester at Stock Exchange
MIELADELPITA October 6 reports the suspension of Frederick Sylvester, a longtime stockholder in the exchange. Liabilities are not large as his business was mainly in the room, with several hundred shares of stock, chiefly Northern stock preferred, bought in under the rule.
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Mieladelpita
Frederick Sylvester
Fox Change
Northern Stock Preferred
Army officers under fire and hospital plans dominate wartime note
Washington dispatch reports officers dismissed for drunkenness and deserters, Horace Mullan seeks reinstatement in Congress after dismissal for drunkenness, Major Nickerson located in Canada defying orders, Treasury totals show gold bonds and currency figures amid turmoil. hospital fund advances with a new Gartiacht Hospital site and wing plans outlined.
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Gartiacht Hospital
Hinl
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Ube
Wack
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Milta
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Toy
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Shgot Guiteau
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Thas
Swain
Majot Nickerson
Major Nion
Thorold
Canada
Washington
Texas
Sherman
Treasury
United States
Serious Street Car Crash at Fort Wayne Crossing
An Allegheny street car brake failed on a steep Sanetusky street grade causing it to smash through safety gates at the Fort Wayne Railroad crossing. The wreck injured about twenty five passengers with four seriously hurt. Names listed include Charles Mangenberger Mrs Mary Martin Mary and Hugh Dummett. two others may die. No bystander or agency named for the accident.
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Allegheny
Fort Wayne
Tventy
Charles Mengenberger
Mary Martin
Mary
Hugh Dummett
Nobhune
Collision on the Lackawanna in Scranton
A collision of coal trains on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway occurred Saturday night near Oakland. Arthur Lord, fireman, and John Dunne, engineer, were fatally injured. The wreck detained trains for several hours.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
Oakland
Arehbata Lord
John Dun
Labor Federation adopts principles in St Louis
The Trades and Labor Federation adopted a declaration of principles in St Louis addressing labor value, equitable share, and reform. Key planks call for government reclaiming railroad land grants, eight hour workday, equal pay for equal work, abolition of convict labor, free state education books, child labor ban under fourteen, state ownership of railroads and telegraph, and corporate liability for injuries.
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Ar. Louis
Trades and Labor Federation
Port
Trades and Labor
Passenger Shot and Killed at E K Junction
Lex Maton Ky Oct 7 report that Innus Fagot shot a passenger named Anglin aboard a train at the E K Junction while being put off by Conductor Bright. The Daily Mail notes the Dowels also passed through.
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Innus Fagot
E. K
Bright
Anglin
Fifty third semi annual Mormon conference meets in Salt Lake
The fifty third semi annual conference of the Mormon Church held in Salt Lake City. Other items note a Newark judge convicting John I L Chisholm of his wife murder, Bath ship Kennether launched for California trade, and New York banking and corporate matters.
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Salt Lake
Newark
N. J
John IL Chisholm
Bath
William Rogers
Kennether
California
New York Produce Exchange
Com Exchanger Bank
McDonough Telephone Company
New York
Boston Bicycle Club
Thomas Midgely
Theodore Rothay
Edward Finck
Thomas Taylor & Co
Friancisco
Sw Francisco
J. Jones
Nevada
Abram & Herman
Storer Bros. & Co
Stover, Dolster , Co
Portland
Storer
Stover Co
Zanesville
Murder and suicide after visit to Bryckton home
A man named Taylor from Bryckton shot his wife at a home in Northboro during a visit with his wife to Richard Eyward’s residence, then killed himself. The wife was wounded in the throat but expected to recover as a ball passed through the roof. Also noted are Socialist convention plans in Pittsburgh and various fires and crimes in several towns with dates in October.
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wYoncrerza
Wass
Northbore
Taylor
Bryckton
Richard Eylward
Railway Collision Near Oakland Claims Two Crewmembers
A Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway collision near Oakland tonight injures several and claims the lives of fireman Archibald Lora and engineer John Dun. Wreck stops all trains and detains traffic for hours.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
Oakland
Archibald Lora
John Dun
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