British and World News Summary From Feb 16
Reports from London Dublin and New York describe political shifts and market activity. Ireland elects 51 members to the new Parliament. Salisbury named Secretary of State for India. In New York cargo updates, Havana dispatches claim 7,000 volunteers took Key West, while grain and livestock markets show quiet to firm trends across U S markets, with wheat, flour, oats and corn prices noted.
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Arapiles
Telegraph
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Milwaukee
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Viper
Pageelee
Emai
Teuthec
Rennea
Inter Ocean prints as eight page journal on Friday
Tal First at aR oF ONE Tilinoia was ba p Friday to the tune of one hundred thousand dollars and the bank officials gre Ailled with wonderment thereat. By the terrible hetwiry accident in Philadelphia twelve lives were lost six seriously injured some fatally and eighteen others slightly wounded. The Inter Ocean comes to table today as an elegant eight page journal bright in appearance and convenient in form. The change will be duly appreciated by its readers. Six little boys living in Indianapolis White River yesterday ate blue flag poison and doctors fear they will not survive. Curist Worries chief of the Toledo Fire Department indicted for letting Silsby pay bribes before engine contract. Ex President Russ Sloan of the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad arrested for embezzlement with suits and property attached in multiple cities. The London Observer names a cabinet including Disraeli Cairns Buckingham Richmond Northerneland Hubbard and Hardy predicting a strong but ultra ministry.
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Lynching in Mount Carbon Stirs Illinois Officials
Gov Beveridge orders Jackson county State attorney to pursue lynchers in the Mount Carbon mob murder of a Black man. The attorney, pressured by local Murphysboro residents, receives a threatening note telling him to stop meddling, revealing a tense clash over mob justice and official duty.
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Pugh
Agricultural Society Meeting Ends In Discord
The Agricultural Society meeting on Saturday was inharmonious with discordant remarks and divided aims. Advocates of various schemes crowded the session, each pursuing their point and blocking opponents, leaving little definite result and uncertain future directions.
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Count de Veroins Launches French Colony scheme in Missouri
Count de Veroins, a Frenchman, buys about forty thousand acres in Newton county along the Atlantic and Pacific line with plans to bring five hundred settlers from France. He will build four saw mills a church a school house and stores ready for colonists. He offers large inducements to Americans to join the colony. We hope for substantial success and for others to follow.
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Newton County
Missouri
Atlantic and Pacific Railway
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Ten women and two men organize in New York against alcohol
In New York martial array, ten women and two men met Sunday to form a league against King Alcohol and plan a week of prayer to grow their numbers. In Hoboken New Jersey, ex-Constable Johnson and David Beeu confront a boy’s snowball arrest. Johnson wounds him with a blow, is then chased by a crowd and beaten, and is not expected to live.
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Grand digmer hosted by the Czar for royal visitors
In Pergussuga on February 16, the Czar hosted a grand dinner for his royal visitors, a formal event reflecting imperial hospitality and ceremonial grace.
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A . i. Pergussuga
Temperance Protests Sweep Jeffersonville Saloons
Jeffersonville February 16 The women’s temperance crusade renews at nine o’clock with Union Association members holding devotional exercises at eight saloons. Police protect crowds as streets fill and business slows. By afternoon 2000 Germans from Louisville join, street meetings move to Wall Street Methodist Church, with a grand mass temperance meeting planned for Mozart Hall tomorrow night.
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Saloon Accident and Train Wreck Kill Nine in Pennsylvania
A freight train struck a landslide near State Dam Station on the Lehigh Valley and Susquehanna line at one this morning, causing the engine to jump the track and nineteen cars to topple and burn. Engineer Daniel Shannon perished beneath the engine, fireman O Shannon and brakeman Frank Ryne were badly scalded, three others reported dead, and nine cars burned after a stove in the calaboose caught fire. In Paraphemia, L Warnbaldt, a saloon keeper, fatally shot himself last night.
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Atuentown
Lehigh Valley & Susquehanna R. R
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Daniel Shannon
O.shannon
Frank Ryne
L. Warnbaldt
Massachusetts Railroad Laborers Demand Higher Wages
Workers building the Lowell and Anderson Railroad in Lowexit report pay shortfalls after board deductions. They seek over one dollar per day, aiming for higher wages than their current rate.
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