Vessels Sail From San Francisco With Chilean Insurgents’ Supplies
Five steamers chartered to depart from San Francisco bound for the west coast of South America carry bread-stuffs and rations for Chilean insurgents and Balmaceda adherents. Ships include Hounslow West India Willamette George W Elder and Rerus. routes target Tacique Antofagasta Callou. Congressional insurgent forces hold Quigne land Antofagasta. Authority in Washington to curb rates if needed.
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New Orleans speaker lauds Americanism and immigration limits
July 4 report describes W. Parkerson of New Orleans delivering a patriotism charged address at a mass meeting. He urges teaching both black and white citizens civic duty, strict naturalization, and immigration controls to preserve Republic institutions.
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Not Guilty Verdict Echoes in Few Tails Trial
United States District Attorney Sterling opened the case for the state in the Few Tails murder trial. Judge Thames charged the jury fairly after extensive testimony. defense by Judge Polk and Col. Pariser. The jury returned a not guilty verdict, while race prejudice was urged not to affect deliberations.
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United States
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W.L. Pariser
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Salton River Flood Rises and Irish Leader Talk
Reports from California describe Salton Sea floodwaters rising thirteen miles from the break with water depth about twenty inches and rail lines at risk. Separate dispatches note Irish leader Parnell under debate as to his fitness while meetings in New York discuss trade unions and prison executions policy.
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Aging New Jersey couple amid swamp hut marks century of life
The piece portrays Uncle Jimmy Layton and his wife living in a tiny pine hut near Camden and Atlantic road. They have farmed a small plot for decades, raised thirteen children, and hosted a Fourth of July gathering with a modest spread. The account notes their survival, democratic leanings, and long tobacco habit.
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Murderer Milian Confesses to Brutal Wife Murder in Wilkes-Barre
Edward Milian, condemned to death for the killing of his wife, confesses to a brutal attack described as the most atrocious. He allegedly beat her with a hair pull, then scorched her with heated rods, causing severe wounds. His son reportedly witnessed the crime. Milian claims he was unconscious of the act and will appeal for clemency.
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Abbott enters race for vice presidency amid New Jersey politics
Governor Leon Abbott announces candidacy for the vice presidential nomination, relinquishing senate plans to ally with James Smith Jr. A solid New Jersey delegation is anticipated at the national convention with Cleveland and Abbott on banners.
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Trenton
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Fasex County
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Local party constitution and banking action reported
The article notes changes to the pew people's act governing local clubs under a national body and outlines membership pledges. It also reports on government plans to investigate the Trey and Spring Garden national Banks following a letter from Comptroller Lacey.
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Philadelphia
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