Centuries of Cruelties at Hue and Asia News
Reports from Hue and surrounding regions recount cruel actions during a century commemoration and parade disturbances. Admiral Courbet issued orders prohibiting quarter, with several hundred defections and executions noted amid fighting. No public National League meetings occurred Sunday due to government ban. a Cork procession clash ended with police dispersal and banners seized.
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Hai Phong
Ring of Anam
Armel
Maryland Chief Judge Bartol resigns for Governor Hamilton
James Lawrence Bartol, Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals, resigns due to health and age. His successor will be elected at the November 4 state election. Bartol is noted as a distinguished jurist in Maryland.
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James Lawrence Bartol
Maryland Court of Appeals
Hamilton
Tiartol
Maryland
Arbitration Committees Meeting and Rail Misadventures
The Arbitration Committee of the National, American, and Northwestern League associations met Saturday in New York. They discussed amendments to several rules and by-laws to be acted on next meeting. No disputes were submitted from away clubs. The reserve role was discussed. it was seen as beneficial to both namers and players. Managers praised the past season’s profits. Benjamin Jamson, Steubenville resident, died at eighty. John Kagy was killed in Buck’s Alley collision. Eli Potts injured. The Salt Pavilion in Lake West was burned, loss 10 000 with 7 000 insured. The Culver Page printing house closed. John Morris to continue business. New York Comptroller removed Auditor Darel Jackson. Fifteen hundred bales of cotton burned at Charleston yards.
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Morris Youns
The
Union Nati
Morris
Massachusetts Paper Company
Calver
W.L Dunham
Fire hits Pekin era district with $16K loss
Five wooden business buildings on Court Street burned yesterday morning causing $16,000 in losses, $10,000 insured. Carriage factories Condell Masten & Butler and Horace Johnson in Flainville also burned Saturday, loss about $10,000. Reports from Austin Texas recount racial tension and troop movements amid civil rights fears, with governor Ireland coordinating mobilization and rail transport.
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Perkin
Court Street
Manreona
Conc
Condell, Masten & Butler Company
Horace Johnson
Flainville
Coal cars derail near Oil City causing house damage
On the Cranberry coal road near Oil City empty coal cars ran downhill and struck other cars, breaking free and crashing through a dwelling. Several crews escaped injury with no lives lost, as authorities investigated the mishap.
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City
Cranberry Coal Road
Oil City
Explosive Blast Near Brooks Tunnel Devastates Five Men
A dynamite explosion at Brooks Tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio line, about five miles from town, killed five men and damaged nearby property. Dynamite stored beside the track, a gun misfire and a nearby train passage contributed to the catastrophe. Debris and shock shattered windows. telegraph lines were torn up and the blast sent tremors over the surrounding area.
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Baltimore & Olso
Asinete
Tinenna
Nga
Tebert Wammone
Tunel
Geore Reynolds
Jondeauld
Ile
James Fisher
Dean
Robert Tamnere
Burke
Wee Reynolds
Continence
Nile
Isaak
Bold Attempt to Steal the Body of the Fat Wom
Grave robbers tried to exhume the body of Mrs. Davi Moses buried at Olivet cemetery on a Saturday night. Two groups faced armed resistance from cemetery staff. one member was wounded but all fled. Local guards to watch the grave for several nights as medical colleges seek the body.
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Darreronte
Davi Moses
Mr. Olivet
Sue Salil
Tak Dex
Explosion at Pennsylvania Coal Shaft No 7 kills one
Reported blast of fire damp at Pennsylvania Coal Company's shaft No 7 near Pittston leaves thirty men inside. One dead and five badly burned, with six others seriously burned or injured and possibly dying from after damp. The fate of remaining workers unclear as braces and gates were torn apart and men hurled up to thirty feet. Other items note a boiler explosion near Fort Morgan and stockholder changes in Allegheny Base.
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Sonastox
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
Thema
James
Gallagher
Judicial amendment and new judges seated in April election
Fragmented report notes the ratification of a judicial amendment and the ensuing seating of two newly elected Democratic Supreme Court judges. It also covers political reaction, legal challenges, and related political maneuvering in Republican circles. Also mentions Chicago engineers meeting, fire underwriters, and various federal notices.
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Diretarins
Charles Foster
Coramor
Qala
el Tors Voller
Stite
Dudges
Owen
Follett
Late News Items From The Era Of Telegraph Dispatches
Gladstone goes to Cam nes. Benjamin Linton, one of Brilliant Ohio's oldest settlers, dies at eighty. Springfield wagon factory burned. loss 50 000 dollars, insurance 25 000. Interior Dept to adopt fifteenth meridian time as Washington local time on Nov 18. Silver dollars for week to Oct 27 amount 450 499, vs last year's 748 000. Willan Dustard of Steubenville, killed by reef while climbing Ouray Colorado. Teller to recommend Indian training school at Sitka and common schools elsewhere. Chilean minister notified of Lima telegram announcing Arquipa surrender. Morco and Yglesias claims. Paris Labor Conference addresses express sympathy with workers and protest wars. Posen Gazette says Governors general will meet in St Petersburg early December to discuss new constitutional measures. Pittsburgh Supreme Court upholds Cashier Erith’s $100 000 loss from Washington Va Savings Bank. Sugar prospected in hands of planters. Brooklyn mayoral race under way between Seth Low and Henry (Hendryx). Low seeks reform. Hendryx, Democratic candidate, touts industry and economy.
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Brilliant
Springfield
Yosterlay
Interior Department
Washington
Willan Dustard
Steubenville
Ouray
Htis
Teller
Sitka
Alaska
Lima
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Erith
Washington, Va
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Gece
Brooklyn
Seth Low
Citizens
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New York Sun
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Dendryx
Thrace Lives Socrifeed Ina Railway Collision News
A northbound Pan Handle passenger train and a Michigan Central freight collided at Joliet Crossing, southeast of the city. Both engines derailed and wrecked, some cars burned, with several injuries reported but no decisive determination of fault.
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Cricago
Pan Handle
Michigan Central
Joliet Crossing
Sis
Higman
Peter Collier
Todiam Norris
Tanganepork
Kelage
Stichian City
Heath Ikomiant
Michigan
Execution and murder notes plague Pike County
George A. Slorn was sentenced to hang on February 8 after a murder conviction. A separate report from Pike County Pa. describes Annie C. Cheever shot dead, a bullet to the heart with the rest of her body riddled by shot. Nine Hours Day brings Panhandle car shops to a nine hour workday. A stable fire on Pennsylvania Avenue destroys Jackman & Sons stables. George Snyder suffers severe burns while attempting rescue, with losses around 18,000 dollars.
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Port Janvis
Pike County
Annie C. Cheever
Esburgh
A. Jackman & Sons
Nvery
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Snyder
Found Dead in Outhouse Laborer Detective Traces Cause
Anon 39 year old laborer Wm Lovelin was found dead in his outhouse yesterday. Cause given as cerebral hemorrhage. Police report notes no immediate signs of foul play and that he believed himself to own untold wealth.
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Anon
Lovelin
Sheridan Leaves for Washington Connection in Military Command
General Sheridan departs this evening for Washington to assist command of the army. Arrival expected tomorrow to assume duties in his new position.
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Chicago
Sheridan
Washington
Sebaticut
Trinkett Heat Majefies in Saturday trot
The race between Majolion and Trink Saturday drew light betting with Trinkett the favorite. Trinkett won in three straight heats and led the field as Rew Tuim and Ot The trot between Majolion and Trink produced little public interest.
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Rew Tuim
Majolion
Trink
Trinkett
Tage
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