Foreign threats rise as China tension and Sioux talks move forward
Reports from Suanlocal indicate Chinese soldiers insulted the U.S. consul and wife, prompting arrests and a drawn response by British and American consuls. In Washington, the Interior Department outlines Sioux commission travel to Red Cloud and other agencies to negotiate the Black Hills cession, while a new Duquesne National Bank in Pittsburgh gains permission to begin business. Meanwhile a public hanging in the county draws extensive coverage amid other notes on sanitation in Chinese tenements and San Francisco dining costs.
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Forsignens
Darger
Suancual
Chin Kiang
United States
Abera
Chin-Kiang
Paris
Thalia
Indiana
Congress
Tennyson's New Poem Queen Mary Published
Loupon June 19 reports Tennyson's new dramatic poem Queen Mary is published with a review claiming it contains more fire than any drama since time. Dublin fire destroys five thousand cases of liquor and thirty five houses in a single night.
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Loupon
Tennyson
Queen Mary
the Tignes
Anyiha
Dublin
Army Movements Report Bridge Crossing Achieved
Maprz data June 19 states Gen Martinez Cam crossed the river brok under heavy Carlist fire and established communication with Gen Jovelle, commander of the army of the center. The report emphasizes successful advance and link between formations.
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Martinez Camhas
Brok
Jovelle
Army of the Center
Spirit Photographer Firman Convicted of Swindling
Paxia June 19 Mr. Firman an American spiritualist who proposed to photograph deceased persons has been convicted of swindling and sentenced to six months imprisonment.
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Rough
Paxia
Mr. Firman
Earthquake at Sea Off Manilla Reported
A ship arriving from Manilla reports a tremor and noise of an earthquake on June 4 in latitude 19 16 N longitude 57 52 W lasting about ten minutes. SPECIE shipments to Europe total 2 781 000 with gold coin 2 751 000. Personal item notes telegram to Philip Harris from Cyrus W Field and news that Lady Franklin is dangerously ill in London asking American churches to pray.
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New York
Manilla
Europe
Philip Harris
Cyrus W. Field
Liverpool
Bothnia
Franklin
London
America
Fire causes $100000 loss at Pittsburg shops
Fire swept the six story machine shops of James Brown & Son at 136 and 138 Wood Street in Pirrasunes Pa. The buildings and stock were destroyed with estimated losses of $65,000 in a blaze that damaged adjacent Wheeler & Wilson and Thattenrose properties. total loss likely $100,000.
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Pittsburge
Pirrasunes
James Brown & Son
Wood Street
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Company
B. 8
Thatterrose
Gents
Thattenrose
McCallum Bros
Penitentiary committee cites cruel punishments. deputies arrested
The report of the penitentiary investigating committee confirms harsh punishments of convicts. Deputy marshals have been arrested in Avatom, Texas, for letting counterfeiter McCartney escape, bonds posted, trial set for next week.
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Gavys
Jane
Penitentiary Investigating Committee
Marshall
Avatm
Tex
Ty United Sa al Tre Ihe
Adi Blod
McCartney
Collision With Rail End Car Reported in City
Fragmentary notes describe a collision involving a rail end car on Park Street. The report mentions individuals Jane Corumnus and General W. Andrews, with references to a baggy and a horse, but details are unclear. Further verification needed for full facts.
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Corumnus
Jane
Miami
Cate
Weather Report For Ohio Valley And Tennessee
Washington reports cool, partly cloudy conditions for the Ohio valley and Tennessee with northwest to northeast winds and occasional rain, except on the lakes. The upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys see stationary to rising barometer, southeast to southwest winds, cooler to steady temperatures, and possible rain. The lower Missouri river may rise slowly.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri River
Centenary Celebrations Wind Up in Boston Festivities
Boston observers note the conclusion of the centennial celebration with a busy schedule of receptions and excursions. Visiting groups from Norfolk, Charleston, and Maryland enjoyed dinners, parades, and gifts including a gold medal from Boston Commandery. Rain dampened some events but attendance remained high as groups returned home.
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Richmond
Knights Templar
Norfolk Blues
Cambridge Guard
Waltham
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
D. C
Gov. Gaston
Massachusetts
5Th Maryland
Nantasket
Hillyer
Hartford
Nahant
Montgomery Light Guards
New York
Mother Defends Dressed Girls Behind Sewing Machine Speaks Quick
A mother defends the girls who sew their own fashionable outfits saying innocence excuses their behavior and that sewing machines enable costly outfits. She blames vanity and fashion for the trouble and notes physical lessons for women from excessive sewing.
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Fifth Avenue
Chestnut
Beacon Streets
Roger
Two Horses Chase Sparks A Novel Thief Tale And Odd Notes
Near Terre Haute Indiana Charley Probst watched a thief ride away on one horse after stealing another. The pursued pair showed a rare horse language as they raced over hills two miles to a road where the thief abandoned the stolen animal. Across the page other brief items recount a hot cake dispute in Utah with a fatal buckshot wound a saw mill remark by an eastern girl and political quips from Ohio to California urban legends and a Nevada town name Heaven's Own with a new railroad tale.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Probst
Toledo Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Liquor Prices
Market notes from Toledo and Cincinnati report wheat prices steady with tight supplies while rye and liquor values vary. Whisky and high wines see fluctuating quotes. regional bids hold firm in some districts as stocks move slowly.
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New York
Cincinnati
Buffalo Market News Digest
Wheat inactive and dull, corn weak with plentiful supply, mixed lots around 7 1/4 to 7 1/2 cents. Oats neglected, low mixed near 66 to 67 cents. Canal freight Birnie rates noted, corn and oats to New York priced at 44 cents for oats. Market conditions show subdued demand and fluctuating fermates.
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Telegraph
Borrato
New York
Wheat and market prices from Milwaukee market report
Telegraph report from Milwaukee lists July wheat futures at $1005 for sellers and August at $1005 for sellers. Receipts 149000 bushels, shipments 166000. Butter 15 to 16c, eggs, flaxseed, clover, millet, grasses, potatoes, poultry, wool, beans, tallow, lard, beeswax, dressed hogs, and other commodities priced with specific ranges. Also No 1 and No 2 wheat classifications with corresponding prices and oats corn and rye quotes.
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Milwauere
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