Destructive Newfoundland Gale Ravages Coast and Ships
A severe three day gale along the Newfoundland coast causes extensive shipping damage. Dozens of dories and many schooners wrecked or driven ashore. several vessels reported ashore or racing to safety. coastal towns report collapsed buildings and damaged churches as crews struggle to salvage remains.
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Flattrax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Doris Voligivy
United States
Hilkyer
Mary
Manadiere
Stetter
Acichat
Bilgel
Alice L. M. Crondis
Margavee
Cape Lidou
Mary E. Banks
Lardalse
Foaming Billow
Sheet Harbor
Queen
Labrador
Lunenburg
Englishtown
J. B. Dellivan
Seatlerie Island
Armie
Jamaica
Cow Bay
Atlas
Edward Johnson
Volunteer
Kipple
East Anglia
Fanny B
Cowbay
Gabarus
Disreputable Missourian Shot Near Antonio
St. Louis reports Mack Marsden a known thief and murderer was shot dead near Antonio while in a spring wagon with Allen Hensley who was mortally wounded. James Moss Thomas Moss and John Marsden were arrested amid suspicions of involvement. Marsden had long been targets of threats and ill will in Jefferson County.
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St. Louis
Mack Marsden
Jefferson County
Theown
Antonio
Allen Hensley
Hensley
James
Thomas Moss
John Marsden
Marsden
Monetary Crisis in Barranquilla and Earthquake Reports
The Promoter reports a monetary crisis in Barranquilla with banks refusing discounts and a coin shortage as bills fetch high exchange rates. Simultaneously earth tremors near Sancelito tide gauge rose to one foot on August 27, linked to Java’s 27th August disaster. Also, a new Pennsylvania Railroad postal car line was ordered, with New York departures at six PM and St. Louis arrivals by 7:30 AM two days later.
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Panama
Sept. L
Barranguella
National Bank
Marquis
Sas Francisco
Sancelito
Anjier
Java
Wawiengton
Thompson
Railroad Mail Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Witnesses link Frank James to 1877-1881 crimes in Potts testimony
The article recounts testimony in St Louis on August 31 naming Jonas Potts and J Woods as witnesses. They describe Potts visiting Independence while Frank James was active and discuss sightings of Jesse James and related events including a Winston robbery and horse theft. G A Chapman corroborates similar testimony to connect the James brothers to the crimes.
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St. Louis
Jonas Potts
Independence
Frank Janes
Frank James
J. Woodsent
Frank
White's Creek
Dick Dhe
Smith
Jesse James
J.B
Soward
H. le
Jesse Dames Wilyo
Jlm Malone
Taytors
Cant
Laan
Jonas Patts
Potts
Bluckestith
Jesee James
G. A. Chapman
Dick Liddel
Vernon County
They Will Not Fight The Slade-Mitchell Declared In Atchison
Reports from Atchison Kansas detail a threatened prize fight between Charles Mitchell and Merbert A Slade. After warnings from county officials and a governor, both camps agreed to drop the match to avoid penalties including possible prison time.
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Atchison, Kan
Willian Madden
Charles Mitchell
Henry J. Rice
Merbert A. Slade
Slade
Ui. J. Tice
Mitchell
Slate
William Mappin
Misny J. Kce
Terbert A. Slade
Mr. Nice
Naval Lieutenant Killed in Action at Yokohama
Acting Secretary of the Navy received a cable from Rear Admiral Crosby reporting Lieutenant Noyes killed Monday morning as a top-wallant nest fell during a mission. Noyes, a native Virginian appointed to the Navy in 1864, was regarded as among the service’s best officers.
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Washington
Grany
Crosby
Asiatic
Yokohama
Noyes
Bontelle Noyes
Mabie
Virginian
Ele
Rolled by horse sulky. man killed in Spencerville
An elderly Coutts of Kossuth traveled with a neighbor to Spencerville and returned home when the horse spooked. Beth was thrown from the sulky and Conti’s neck was broken, causing instant death.
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Liza
Coutts
Kossuth
Spencerville
Beth
Conti
The Mangled Island Debris and Death Toll Reported
Batavia Jutva Sept 1 A steamer reports ash on deck eighteen inches and pine ice stones seven feet deep. About 10 000 people lost life at Tilringin and total dead from eruptions and tidal waves reaches 30 000. Villages Ta terlor and surrounding coastlines show widespread corpses. Narra sone Bantam Waronge Palatra report burials amid landslides and falling rocks. Government and people bury the dead and preserve living hearts as fear of eruption subsides.
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Lonmin
Dave
Oforis
Point Hapon
Presse
Ticwantlerie
Poilaokek
Pamindayarang
Narra Sone
Sanitary Corps
Bantam
Waronge
Palatra
Latavia
Straits of
Sunda
Campang
Groegolt
Batavia
Jutva
Straits of Unda
Tilringin
Political platform and calls for national debt reform report
A convention in Willinimaport mapping Acton and Casacal policies, with committee reports urging debt reduction, tariff reform, and limits on state and national government powers. Also notes from Bogota on Colombia unrest and the killing of General Didicia Delgalo at Zipaquita.
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Willinimaport
Yellow Fever Outbreak Report and Health Board Action
Reports from Pensacola detail yellow fever cases, quarantines, and sanitation steps. The Health Department notes three Red Cases, a death, and removal to quarantine. A motion to extend city quarantine and coordinate with neighboring towns is approved. Democratic caucus and apportionment debates dominate state legislative coverage with calls for prompt adjournment.
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Opens Four Day Convention
Co Trace City New Jersey September 1 The National Womans Christian Temperance Union opened a four days convention at the Methodist Tabernacle. In the afternoon Mrs Carling Buell corresponding secretary spoke and others followed. In the evening the principal address was delivered by Mrs Mary H Munz of Boston.
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Co Trace City
N.J
National Womans Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Tabernacle
Caroling
Buell
Union
Birs. Bary H. Munz
Boston
Texarkana Gazette reports fatal gravel pit death
A Texarkana Gazette Special reports Callen Morris was killed at a gravel pit along the Texas Pacific Railway after a confrontation with Conductor William Ganson. The conductor struck Morris with a kick, fatally wounding him, and he expired shortly after.
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Iatfle Rock
Lrk
Texarkana
Callen Morris
Texas Pacific Railway
William Ganson
Morris
Losses Mount From Fire At Eldridge & Son Mill
MILWAUKES Sept 1 fire losses at Eldridge & Son mill now reported as 200000 with insurance 560000. One million feet of lumber and five cars burned. Fire blamed on friction of pulleys in mill machinery. Also at Meritan Chemical Works Black Stork burned forenoon with lessons, fixtures valued at 34000 and stock at 30000. Works owned by a stock company headed by N G Miller of New York.
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Milwaukes
Green Bay
Eldridge & Son
Barnard, BurpsEevent
Conn
Meritan Chemical Works
Black Stork
N. G. Miller
New York
License Revoked Report Involving Insurance Officials
A state insurance commissioner revokes the license of a Pennsylvania company amid allegations of asset shortfalls and improper dealings by principals officers and borrowers. The case centers on violations tied to unreliable financial returns and mismanagement within the firm.
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Hinesurance
Rdeal
Transnet
Unity States Plate Cass Company of
Pennsylvania
Lueiy
Princiv Oukhelders
Three True Bills Against Baltimore Fire Board Members
The grand jury indicted members of the late Baltimore Board of Fire Commissioners. Ex mayor White is ex officio excluded from charges. Indictments include furnishing supplies to the Fire Department against city ordinances and malfeasance in office involving several named board members and associates.
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Mayor White
Train Wreck Near Pleasantville Injures Several
An express train on the Philadelphia and Atlantic City road derailed at Pleasantville due to a loose switch. The rear car overturned and four passenger cars wrecked. About ten people injured, including Detective Toughton, Conductor Lee, E S Lippincott, George De Haven, and Mrs M A Scott of Philadelphia. none believed fatal.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Philadelphia
Ashantic City
Pleasantville
Toughton
Lee
E. S. Lippincott
George de Haven
M.A. Scott
Ibis
McKenzie Manufacturing Company suits tied to transfers
Xavi Sept 1 report states Jlugh McKenzie, a shot manufacturer, moved his property to the McKenzie Manufacturing Company. creditors have filed suits, including Thursday Mut ford Cary Conklin, requesting a receiver. It is claimed McKenzie’s assets were under 1000000, and at formation the company with $200000 capital received $170000 in property.
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Xavi
Jlugh McKenzie
McKenzie = Manufacturing Company
Mutford, Cary & Conklin
Meies
McKenzig Mufacturing Company
Fugitive Heinrich Ganger Arrested on Theft Charge
Ake York Sept 1 Heinrich Ganger alias Heinrich Machle a fugitive from Murrhardt War temburg was arrested upon arrival of the Antwerp stealer charged by a cable dispatch with stealing from widow Emily Horn of Murrhardt several included dollars watches and jewelry found on his person The case not under extradition treaty and the accused was turned over to the sheriff for prosecution. A note from Bosra Sept 1 reports Charles W Capelani Co boot and shoe manufacturers assigning to John Z Henry A T Martin and William F F Lawrence The cash on hand about 88000 was turned over to the assignees and deposited in the Shoe and Leather Bank.
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Ake York
Heinrich Ganger
Heinrich Machle
Murrhardt
Wartemburg
Antwerp
Emily Horn
Murrhardst
Elry
Bosra
Charles W. Capelani & Co
John Z. Henry
A. T. Martin
WiHam FF. Lawrence
Shoe and
Latest Dispatches on Banking Movements and Reserves
Special Dispatch Evening Observer reports sector shifts on September 1. Loana decrease 1,715,000. epeche increase 121,900. le gal tenders decrease 104,200. deposits decrease 1,599,000. circulation up 17,7000. reserve rise 402,200. Banks hold 6,224,005 in excess of requirements.
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New York
Blaine Denies Presidential Candidacy In Augusta Letter
A writer from Augusta, Missouri reports Blaine declared he was not a presidential candidate. The note comes from Boston dateline September 1.
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Bostox
Mass
Augusta
Blane
Boy Burned to Death in Farm Fire
In Coventry Pennsylvania on September 1 a six year old and a four year old boy started a fire while playing with matches. The blaze consumed their father's farm and wagon house. One boy named Cyrus perished in the flames.
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Coventey
Lie
Richard Ay
Ae Richards
Cyrus
Haitien Insurgents Press Advance in Iaqti War
A dispatch from New York reports insurgents in Iaqti gaining ground as President Soloman suffers renewed pressure. The World’s report notes growing momentum for the Haitian fighters and intensified government counteractions.
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Haytien
Evening Observer
New York
World
Iaqti
Soloman
A Memento to a Minister in Aulredo Ohio
Rev. Edward Anderson departed for Columbus to begin new church work when Forsyth Post G A R presented him an elegant gold badge set with diamonds as a mark of esteem from his Toledo comrades.
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Aulredo
Ohio
Edward Anderson
Columbus
Forsyth Post
G. Alr
Toledo
Texas cattle fever outbreak hits Detroit herd
Devon Michigan September 1 Texas cattle fever broke out in Detroit within a milkman's western city herd of twelve cows. Several cattle in the herd along with forty one steers from a Geneva County farmer fed nearby two weeks ago have died or are sick.
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Devon
Mich
Detroit
Gienessee County
Late news items drift from coast to coast around the nation
A scattered patchwork of brief items notes Tie Talapoosa arriving with Secretary Chandler at Batygor Me to attend a convention in ketgo and various small incidents. It records a parade of mishaps, court actions, political deaths, shipboard entertainments, post office changes, a police murder arrest in New York, and a call to subscribe to the Evanixe Onaxnvam.
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The
Washington Star
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