Don Carlos Arrives Amid Crowds in London and War News
A London telegram of the 4th notes Don Carlos arriving amid cheers and groans at Folkestone station. Other reports describe Turkish reprisals in Bosnia, massacre of Christians, and recent battles with Herzegovinian insurgents. Domestic items include Belknap resignation fallout, a major Philadelphia fire, a fatal rail crash near Harper's Ferry, and political updates from France and Europe.
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London
Don Carlos
Folkestone
United States
Pipot
Vienna
Armen
Bosnia
Unna
Bombay
India
Euphrates
Montreal
Cénade
Itrian
Eita Tof
Caleb P. Marsh
Belknap
France
House of Deputies
Emma
United “States
Schenck
Lord Derby
Venice Tempo
Zagabria
Servia
Oboenovitch
Milan
Copenhagen
Eatmanna Islands
Iceland
Devere
Metrovizza
Maney
Congressional Debates Touch Impeachment and Holiday Bills
The Senate and House consider Belknap impeachment, Washington and Lincoln birthdays as holidays, and voting procedures for President and Vice President. Debates cover military pay, postal appointments, and measures curbing monopolies while limiting access to witnesses.
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James JR. Beck
Kentucky
Senate
House
Belknap
Ferry
Committee On Privileges and
Washington
Lincoln
Messrs. Edmunds
Conkling
Frelinghuysen
Thurman
Stevenson
Severn
Bilje
Military Court of Inquiry
Buabcock
Notif
New York Chamber of Commerce
Dogg
Congress
St. Louis
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of War
Patsy
Ted
Clymer
Committee On Expenditures
The
War Department
Suprema ‘Court of the District of Columbia
Clymer Anid
Committee On Naval Affairs
E. B. Wolf
P &R.P Brong
Navy
the &Th
Naval Committee
Gordon
Unitedstate
Fort Wayne
Areso
Terrible Blaze at Brooklyn Home for Aged People
A devastating fire tore through the four story Terribee Fir home for the aged Sisters of the Poor in Brooklyn. Nine residents perished in their beds from smoke and suffocation while others fled or were carried to safety as flames spread through the south wing. Firemen recovered eight more charred bodies, with victims identified by clergy and neighbors awaiting the Coroner. screams and panic described the grim scene.
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Belknap
Agaltet
Ppt
Igie
Cantil
Brodeda
Agitogt
Amd
Messie
Marah
Tomlinson
Phave
Harper's ‘Ferry
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Stendidoah
New York
M. Tiyéed
Ron
Centra Pacific Railroad
York
Trea
Art Royse
Wei Tos
St. John's College
Last Words in Merionethshire Widow of Williams Wealth
A Welsh titled widow at Cendraeth Castle lives on 75000 a year from her late husband David Williams. Her disinherited son William Edward Wynne Williams died in San Francisco after a failed attempt at autopsy. He left a morphine vial and notes seeking no autopsy while his mother inherited £2500 a year more from his death as reported by the St. Louis Republican.
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Merionethshire
Wales
Cendraeth Castle
David Williams
America
California
British Columbia
San Francisco
William Edward Wynne
William
Tie
Ayomah
St. Louis
Republican
Local notices and city affairs mix with indictments and commerce
A long list of items includes a new district attorney commission young officers salary reductions, a theft case with $5000 missing funds, bankruptcy by a Fidelity minister, railroad leadership changes, and a Chicago hog packing tally. Postal changes note multiple postmasters and a Centennial committee seeks agricultural samples for Philadelphia exhibit.
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Ns. Commission
Sp Mela
Hay
Ahs Oh Hs
A.T. Tomprins
Chicago
George P. Gore & Co
Tre
United States Circuit Court
Springfield
John T. Warper
Albert Smith
Democratic Central Committee
County of
Cook
Jeffersonian Club
Rev. R. &. Moor
Fidelity
Jersey County
Lewis Stewart
Chicago & Millington Railroad
Tay
State Teachers’ Association
Tulindig
Philadelphia
Siete
D. Fisher
Lewis’ Ellsworth
Naperville
Camel and Arab in a Desperate Street Encounter
A camel and its Arab owner clash in a comic street scene. The owner bellows curses while beating the camel, which finally retaliates with a swift neck strike, then the pair depart as if nothing happened, the camel calmly steering through a narrow lane.
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Bignor Lamperti
Scathing Retest on Birds Slaughter for Ornamental Feathers
Ms Alfred Newton condemns the wholesale slaughter of birds for fashion. He cites a single feather sale showing 0 700 herons and egrets killed, plus 15 000 humming birds, to argue such trade harms beauty and happiness more than any human need. He notes India supplied the birds last autumn and questions modern morality.
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Alfred Newton
India
Newton
Sueiathon
Jonden Syator
Davytox O Reveals Large Personal Production and Population Reach
Davytox O reports a population of 86,000 and last year produced $2,000,000 worth of goods for her own manufacture. This amounts to about $1,000,000 per thousand residents.
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Davytox, O
Salien
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