Britain Blocks Bimetallic Pact In American Negotiations
Intelligence from around the world reports that Britain blocked the proposed bimetallic agreement with the United States. The British government rejected reopening Indian mints to silver coinage, causing all other proposals to go unanswered despite French willingness to negotiate.
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Britain
United States Monetary Commission
Great Britain
India
Treasury
Associated Press
Collapse at Woolsey Paint Works in Jersey City
Woolsey Paint Works building in Jersey City collapsed with about 300 workers inside. Fire erupted as the structure fell, but owners say all employees escaped. several workers, mostly women, were helped to safety by male colleagues amid panicked scenes.
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Woolsey Paint Works
Jersey City
Burned to Death in Garin Near Peru NY
Mrs Terrill 70 and her nephew Edawacd Mason 60 died in a fire sparked by a kerosene lamp as they retired. Flames enveloped Terrill while Mason attempted to help, catching his clothes and injuring him before responders arrived. Terrill died shortly after, Mason died a few hours later.
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Terrill
Edawacd Mason
Peru
N.Y
Campbell Shot by Officer in Shelbyville Kentucky
A man named Campbell was shot and killed by an officer in Shelbyville KY after a confrontation in which the officer fired at close range. The incident ended with Campbell dead and the officer claiming self defense.
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Shelbyville
Willam Ib
Campbell
Putigoran
Bois
Fom
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Fatal Shooting Case
Fragmentary report describes a murder scene near Fordbarn Georgia involving a man and his sister. Victims were shot. authorities indicate pursuit by Captain Warberoucies with blood evidence collected but progressmarked as futile.
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Tieniy
Furner
Wile
Gome Te Fordbarn
Wise Rossi Astral Potate
Tess Thang Halla
Hotie
Warberoucies
Woman Burned to Death in Clinton Fire Tragedy
In Clinton, Mrs Henry Pavern died after a clothing fire enveloped her while attempting to help a 4 year old. A nearby bedman or rescuer reportedly tried to extinguish the blaze but both suffered fatal burns.
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Clinton
Down
Henry Pavern
Wreck of the British Steamer Ruebergren Near Fastnet
Details of the Ruebergren Captain English from New York to Plymouth foundering one mile west of the Fastnet on October 26. Crew were rescued by the Norwegian brig Hermanos and reached Crookhaven, about twenty miles from Skibbereen.
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Ruebergren
York
Plymouth
Ller
Hermanos
Crook- Daven
Skibbere Ton
Ill-Fated Archer Family in Tragic Death Toll
William Archer of Defiance Ohio was struck and killed by a freight train. His age was 8 years. Five Archer brothers died in a wreck about two years earlier, and two others perished in an oil field explosion, totaling eight family members killed in violent incidents.
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Woitliam Archer
Defiance
Oho
Alk & GO
Frewht Tran
Archer
Gilliam
Nisen
Gampuay
Et Leis
Democratie
Shen
Piookher
North Tishota
Corand Forks National Bank
Jela
Medsianou
Detroit
Wien SD
San Franceisco
Uitte
Mbwaakpee
Ber Ot Chamerce
Camies
Adve Catia
Mike
Grand Truck Railway Company
Toledo
Ohio
Columbus
Linin
Lynn Taylor
Cincinnati
Mary Burns
Cynthiana
San Francisco
Attractions at the Masonic Temple Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Masonic Temple lists nov 22 My Friend from India nov 26 Mysterious Mr. Bugte as upcoming attractions.
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Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
India
Mr. Bugte
New Jersey Supreme Court Affirms Eighteen Month Sentence
The New Jersey supreme court upholds an eighteen months imprisonment for J. Dixon Cunningham, a Chicago lawyer convicted of embezzlement. Other items note a Boston building collapse injuring workers, a New York tariff decision, and various homicide and political news from across the United States.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
J. Dixon Cunningham
Chicago
Nack
New York
William Galdensippe
Lovor
Miartin Thorn
Boston
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Charles A. Diana
New York Sun
Paul
Warwick
Philadelphia
Big American Gas Trust
Dover
No EL
Joseph F. Kelley
Stickney
Somersworth National Bank
Kelley
Elaine
Silver Creek
N.Y
Alfred H. Brooks
United States Internal Revenue Department
Ashbury Park
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Suffolk
Westchester
Orange
Columbia
Putnam
Dutchess
Ulster
Greene
Rockland
Lony and
Rensselaer
Schwarie County
Manhattan
James Wo Sovereign
Knights of Labor
General Assembly
Sesssion
Louisville
Henry A. Tiehs
New York City
Sovereign
ED Chamberlain
Puello
Cole
Sarsfield Mitzpatrick
Montreal
Plenty Bostock
Andrew
Washington politics and markets on a chaotic ledger
Washington reports a mixed national scene with fluctuating corn yields, currency notes and treasury figures. The document cites U S Treasury actions, Mexican vessel proclamations, and international notes on Spain and Samoa amid stock and commodity price shifts.
Cuba Declines Syndicate Loan to Buy Independence
Cuban provisional government in New York refused a loan of 200,000,000 to purchase independence from Spain. The syndicate, led by prominent financiers, sought to back the revolution with security bonds, but Cuban representatives rejected the offer citing debt and potential peril to future generations. George Res acted as intermediary in the negotiations.
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Cuba
Spain
Washington
Life Save
Giae
Milliantires
St. Denis
Cierrit
Pen Breeck
St. Loanis
New York
Tew Broeck
Benjamin Guerra
Mexico
Adelabo
George Res
Cobian Provisional Government
Bods
Republic of Cut
Inerta
Cha
Timrmthal
Methinks Austerity Sparks Civil Unrest Amid Tax Protests
Fragmentary report describes miners resisting Canadian tax measures and mob actions. References delays, supply shortages, and proposed collection steps as authorities face disruption and calls for bread and meat amid winter hardship.
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Dawson
Dia Post
Baris
San Bian Eso
Choesen
Berns
Iitiers
Atrona Beedie
Moby Boris
Teatewer
Mirna
Bitus
Ned Sear
Gait
Amd
Official Vote In Ohio Shows Close Governor Race
Fragmentary report notes a statewide election with Bushel likely winning plurality by around 28,001 votes. Mentions candidates and party balance with Republicans and Democrats across districts and a joint ballot involving a Republican ticket in Cincinnati.
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Wheelheigh
Ohio
Buschel Titepo
Demin Wat Hlatiday
Varney Bop
Dexter Gnat
Tih
Watkins
Lewis Tregre
Dt Laberis
Bustie
Bank Failure Sparks Grief and Rumors Across Community
Relatives mourn Jnadinan Financiers as the Lasevenwarth bank collapses. No word yet from cashier RE Willert, blamed for the crash, while his wife suffers a breakdown. The Tholeratis vow to help his wife, and John Weathers transfers property amid speculation. Local figures Peckinpaugh and Overbackers are tied to the case through legal actions and political links.
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RE Willert
Lasevenwarth, Pod, Bank
English
Marengo
Kitesele
Willers
Getodinapher
Sochme
John Weathers
Peckinpaugh
Louisville
Laniinvilley
Atiska
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