Government and International Telegraphs in 19th Century Debate
The British and European models inspire US interest in a government telegraph system. Reports detail potential future adoption by the United States, with talk of a transatlantic connection and a September Paris electric congress discussing such networks.
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Wasaincox
Government Telegraph
Italy
Congress
Great Britain
France
James
United States
Europe
International Congress of Electriciang
Paris
Quer
Post Office Department
Armerica
Police plan to avert strike disrupt with three streetcar lines
Police officials and streetcar company reps met to finalize a plan for three operating lines and full police cooperation to avert a strike. They vowed no bloodshed unless necessary as unions threaten boycotts against papers while transit vehicles move passengers across routes.
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st_nevk Ca
Serica Sr
Cara
Atnkers
National dog show notes and railroad update in Mexico
The report covers a Westminster kennel dog show in New York amid a denial by a official of corruption rumors. It also details the Mexican National company’s railroad plans from Corpus Christi to Laredo, Monterey and San Luis Potosi, with timelines for completion and projected traffic surpassing the Denver and Rio Grande line. General Palmer travels with company officials aboard the Arkansas, signaling heavy construction and future rail links.
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Mexican Railroad News
Gatyvesios
Arkansas
Corpus Chiiati
General Palmer
Mexican National Company
Mexico
Corpus Chrieli Wharf
Galveston
Laredo
Monterey
Corpus Christi
San Luis Potosi
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Clifden
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Ireland
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Yegigt
Stsfard
Rae
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Decatur
Mich
Hond’s
F.fe
Orisutal Cotton Mills
Providence
Union Pacific
Governmenis
Ihis
Pic
Leper Landing and Giant Stone Block Arrive in New York
Reports detail the Gaelic quarantine landing of Chinese lepers at Hong Kong and a diplomatic dispute over their removal to a private hospital. Separately, a 20 ton stone block quarried in Bedford, Indiana, was shipped to New York for Vanderbilt mansion construction, destined for the porch.
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Wardell
Occidental
China
Hong Kong
United States
Chicago and Bedford Company
Bedford
New York
Vanderbilt Mansion
Train Master Disbrow Attacked in Denver Incident
Dispatches from Denver report Train Master Disbrow of the Philadelphia road, uncle to the scandal figure, attacked and convicted in the street by Edgar Sayre who accused him of dishonoring his wife. Sayre swore to kill Disbrow when he went west two years ago. A second train master was appointed. Bold burglary follows in Treaty Station county. Three masked men seized Wolgamuth & Waite’s grocery cash, over 400 dollars, tied and gagged him, then fled. no clues.
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Jacob Blum
Bridgeton
Walker
Revoir
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Crromnart
Reading
Edward
Jon Baker
Dentrun
Warington
Entr
Penn
Denver
Col
Philadephia Road
Isdy
Con. Walker
Edgar Sayre
Disbrow
Sayre
Erievix
Wabass
Inp
Wolgamuth
W. & M. Road
Detroit
George H. Snook
W. Decker
Morris Axtell
Charles Wood
Mount Clemens
Lake St. Clair
Sean Jale
Tiia
England
Kosher
Ireland
Mississippi
Minnesota
Missouri
Hudson
General Melikoff
General Ignatieff
Prince Labanoff
Gortechakoff
Disraeli
Lord Rawton
Alexander II
Wayne County
Lancas Billings
Seymour
Carrolton
Aew
Auder
Defec Architecture
John Scroggs
Monticello
James Williams
Koke
DePauw Glass Works
Albany
Fatal stabbing at drug store after dispute in New York
Reports describe the fatal stabbing of McCartney by Dalgleish in a building housing a drug store. Dalgleish, visiting the Soult family, faced a confrontation outside. a struggle led to a knife attack and a fatal abdominal wound. Dalgleish arrested. both men known in the area. Additional dispatches note post office orders illegal for lottery funding and political maneuvering in Washington.
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McCartney
Dalgleigh
Wasitrratox
McVeagh
Senate
Robertson
Conkling
Yorks Wool War and Albanian Expedition Plans
A sprawling dispatch notes Albanian Governor Coxstawhinorny organizing an expedition against Guisinja with troops sent to Ipok Prestisa and Jacova amid pacification efforts. Reports from New York detail bank reserves and currency increases, while Paris cites repressive measures in St Petersburg. Other items cover Mt Mortis fire, St Louis streetcar strikes ending, Kansas City river stage, a New Zealand wreck, a Mississippi court sentence, Sultan Abdul Aziz death inquiries, a Baltic body found, and a banknote contract award.
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Coxstawhinorny
Apel
Dervich Pasta
Albania
Guisinja
Ipok
Prestisa
Jacova
Abdul Aziz Couliauga
G.C. ¥. Palsom
Philadelphia
American Bank Note Company
German girl dies in accidental shooting in Quarry county
April 28 to May Brooks, thirteen, of Quarry, was accidentally shot by James Odenbaugh while fooling with a revolver. The ball entered her chest near the heart and caused instant death. The coroner's jury returned findings in the case.
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Mausitacttown
Misa May Brooks
Quarry
James Odenbaugh
Wednesday military headlines from a distant era
Fragments report Greece seeking a kingdom, a German general’s death, rising river floods, a New York Hebrew orphanage fund, rail and streetcar strikes, and various political tremors across Europe and America. Immigrants face smallpox quarantine on Victoria. several local tragedies and political moves are noted with scattered names and places.
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