Mutiny on a British Bark Invernie Details
A San Francisco bound voyage from New Castle N S W brings the Invernie with a mutiny tale. Dr Armitage posing as a surgeon and wife aboard. he allegedly caused the death of a child during delivery. The captain was drugged and imprisoned, later escaped. Armitage’s real name is Eustace Alexander. The crew and passengers are under wardens’ custody. crop prospects and miners’ convention notes follow.
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San Francisco
Invernie
Wilcox
New Castle
Dr. Armitage
Sanfrancisco
Armit
Flo
Armitage
Armitaze
Eustace Alexander
Gesertel
Sidney
Edite New Castle
Burk
Columbus
Ohio
Adams
Pearce
McBride Mais
Mclride
Brutal Creesun Dance Ends After Three Days At Havre
Report describes a savage ritual where three braves were tied and slashed by Little Keys, scenes of flesh removal and torture noted. A separate wreck on the Wabash Latil line near Wild Creek, Lafayette, Ind., killed the engineer and fireman, with cars derailed and freight destroyed. Paris Ark reports a raging disease near town suspected as cholera with fifty seven cases and several deaths.
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Havre Mont
Wild Creek
Lafayette
Ind
Paris
Ark
Mirtit
Dus
Michigan Republican Central Committee Fixes Convention Date
Detroit meeting sets July St as date for the Republican Stalag Convention with Grand Rapids chosen as venue. Ohio Supreme Court decision in State v Luke Erle Iron Company of Cleveland holds wage payment law unconstitutional.
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Michigan Republican State Central Committee
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Ohio Supreme Court
Luke Erle Iron Company
Cleveland
Crime and Casualty Highlights From City and State
A series of late nineteenth century incidents include the disappearance and feared murder of Ben O Fall on Clarke a prominent train broker from St Louis, a fatal cyclone in Beonard Oklahoma Territory, and a bank official located in Mexico City. Other items: a train robbery near Cen tralia Illinois, fatal lightning strike near Glasgow Missouri, police shootings in Chicago, telegraph scam cases, an officer surviving a highwayman encounter, and the death of artist William Hart at Mount Vernon New York.
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Ben O'Fallon Clarke
J. Louis
Beonard
O. T
R. & Richey
J. G Thompson
National Bank of
William Bibb
Nghtaing
Loulaville
Evansville
St. Louis
Air Line
St Louis
At &P. m
Centralia
Zil
Illinois Central Crossing
William Harden
Chicago
America District Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Uohio
Incless
Mary
Western Union Company
William Warden
Hardin
Hia
Benn Oliver Clark
S J. Louis
Festus
Monroe
Thang
Cordelia Coleman
Jul
Lebanon
Ind
Alice Coleman
George McClish
Indiana
Fall Creek Bridge
Low Pence
Anderson
Will Cook
Joseph Ledwon
Joseph Sowatski
Buffalo
George Burwick
Jane Allen
Atka Island
Missouri
Breckinridge Denies Withdrawal From renomination Bid
Colonel Breckinridge emphatically denies reports of his withdrawal from the contest for renomination. Republicans and Populists in Tennessee align on candidates for the Supreme Bench and various state offices, including Lewelling for War Governor and Turnbeck for Lieutenant Governor. Hathorne, Populist candidate for Congress in Indiana, demands $1,008 before entering the race.
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Breckinridge
Tennessee
Supreme Bench
Kansas
L. D. Lewelling
D. G. Turnbeck
J. W. Amiss
W. H. Biddle
John T. Little
van Brather
W. A Harris
Havemeyer on sugar trust aims and profits
Washington dispatches report the sugar trust largely denying philanthropic aims while admitting it seeks market control to force a profit of five cents per pound on sugar. If current Senate bill passes, trust profits could rise to six cents per pound, boosting costs for American users.
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Havemeyer
Senate
Sugar Trust
Jacob& Coxey
Carl Browne
Washington
Capitol
Coxey
Browne
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Coxey Hills
Pensions
Lochren
Minneapolis
Miners Accept Wage Scale Amid Regional Strikes
Pittsburg miners accept the agreed scale while Nelsonville Longtreth Or biston and other Hocking Valley locals vote to return to work. Strikes disrupt rail service as 800 protesters force a coal train back and assault non Union workers. Progress reported on wage settlements and related labor actions across Ohio and surrounding regions.
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Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Longtreth
Orbiston
New Pittsburg
Sandrun
Miinertown
United Mine Workers
Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Exchange
Youngwood
Pennsylvania Road
Strickler Turones
Youngwood Bridge
Cary
Guffey Station
Baltimore and Unto
Scott's Works
Dover
MobUe and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
A.C. Trautman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Buchanan
London
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Fire records of massive New York building blaze
Fire discovered in the basement of a six story Duane and Elm streets building in New York caused losses likely over 300000. Upper floors housed printing establishments and the Sun Electro Photograph Company. the top floors collapsed within thirty minutes and flames spread to the Edison Building. Losses include the Hodge Roller Mill at Will Intusville New York and substantial damage to the surrounding block.
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Duane and
Elm Streets
New York
Sun Electro- Photograph Company
Hames
Edison
Pearl and
Dune
Elia Street
Hodge
Will- Intusvillg
N.Y
Howry Dodge
Indiana state news round up of shocks and crimes
A long list of incidents from Indiana towns including a $4,000 Hazlewood schoolhouse project, a Fort Wayne paint incident, near full industrial operations in Alexandria, aTippecanoe freight wreck, Fernald Nash sawmill fire with $2000 loss, a head wound for Martin DeLange, capture of Herman Wilkie in Columbus, a suspected poisoning death near Shelbyville, a Kokomo shooting accident, and various arrests.
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Fernadid Nash
South Bend
Martin DeLange
Herman F. Wilkie
Elwood
Haveen
Columbus
Miss
Epward Kuhn
Shelbyville
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Muscatine
Iowa
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Englewood
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Indiana State News
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Stall
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Tippecanoa County
Frank Mullen
Kokomo
Wabash Bridge
Big Four
Fall Creek
Shot
Frankfort
J. A. Peters
Swayzee
Dr. Fravill
Chickamauga
William Demoss
Elwood Diamond Plate-glass Factory
Lawrence Holhert
Shoals
Theophilus M. Bessie
Indianapolis
Charles E. Johnson
Mr. Jackson
Peter Kirchner
Enoch Notion
W. E. Notion
Orlando Shandy
Petersburg
Decatur
George Wertzberger
Rhinche Wertzberger
Bex
Cunningham
Hugh Purstley
Henry Hurt
Kokemo
Groveries
Clover Leaf
Aganoq
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