Trouble in Pennsylvania Coal Districts Nlot in the Mines
Disturbances in Pennsylvania coal districts culminated in a serious conflict at Shenandoah and nearby towns. Rioters clashed with the sheriff and citizens as 2,000 men marched, with 600 from Hazleton region joining. Police and miners were injured. one raider killed. Military summoned to Shenandoah and Wilkes Barre area to maintain order. Meanwhile in New Jersey a Voudon pretender preyed on locals, leading to a burial case and public alarm. Changes in revenue discussed at Brewers Congress calling for tax and policy reforms.
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Mahony Piano
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The Cotton Crop and American Rifle Team Notes
The American rifle team at Creedmore delivered satisfactory final practice with top scores at 500 and 1000 yards. Debarking on the City of Chester, they carry hopes for success in Ballymount against Irish marksmen in a serious skill trial. The cotton crop in the Southern states shows gains across several states, with South Carolina lagging. a peculiar voyage of an American schooner ends near Pinar del Rio. The piece also covers discussions on the Centennial Exhibition, Nebraska’s Sioux, and politics around the Third Term and party reforms.
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Suntovs Troubles Spark Britain Burmah Clash
A sweeping review of international tensions cites long standing border frictions with Burmah. England seeks return of a seized slice of territory after years of dispute, warning of potential conflict over neutral ground encroachments.
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Cureaco and North Western Railway Route Spotlight
The text touts the Cureaco and North Western Railway as the oldest and shortest Omaha to Chicago route with steel rails, plentiful through trains, and superior connections. It promotes routes via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton Fulton and Chicago and advertises Pullman Sleepers Day Coaches and Smoking cars. It lists ticket offices in Omaha and Chicago and notes court times for 1875.
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