Assassination Plot Shocks Cork as Irish Clash Escalates
Cork reports fierce fighting leaves ninety two injured and sparks fear of broader violence. Police seize credible plot to assassinate William O'Brien as mobs threaten to arm and demand extreme action. Candidates face nomination next Tuesday with a Friday election date looming.
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Cork
William O'Brien
Tanard
O'Brien
Leavitt
House of Commons
Mr. Parnel
Monk Burned Alive as Fire Wipes Village in Saint Gall
In Ebstein, Saint Gall canton, a fire destroyed fifty four houses leaving a monk dead. The blaze caused extensive damage and authorities survey the ruined settlement.
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Beane
Ebstein
Canton of
Saint Gall
Movercots of the Czar Move Over Land in Shift
Copenhagen reports the czar and czarina will avoid a sea voyage to Dantzic and instead travel by land via Fredericka with royal guests. The plan change follows urged precautions against nihilist threats amid imperial movements. Paris notes the senate sets a 25 franc duty on American pork imports.
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Copenhagen
Dantzic
Wivada
Crimea
Fredericka
Paris
Senate
France
Madagascar Town razed by fire amid massacre claim
Oct 30 report from Paris via Petit Journal says Majunga on Madagascar’s northwest coast was nearly destroyed by fire leaving ten houses. It alleges natives killed several French soldiers escorting Le Beziat, chief of the medical staff, including Dr. Beziat who was shot while firing. eight native guards were slain and loot taken as troops pursue the attackers.
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Madagascar
Paris
Petit Journal
Majunga
Bombateuk Hay
Iass
Madagascar Amcus
Suberviesili
Hbeziat
Fires in Oklahoma Territory Threaten Farmers
Fears for farmers across the territory as prairie fires spread under high winds. Some burnings were set by locals for safety, but sparks threaten dwellings and outbuildings despite efforts to control the flames.
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O. T
London mayor resigns over dress edict crackdown scandal
London dispatch reports Lemura France mayor Chion Ducollet forced to resign after ordering police to detain twenty young women who wore white dresses and veils for a feast, despite their defiance and a court dismissal of cases. Also notes drunkenness convictions in England and Wales, a Glasgow death from an attack at a ladies seminary, and other assorted foreign news items.
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New Yor
London
Lemura
France
Chion Ducollet
de Paix
England
Wales
Lancaster
Durham
Yorkshire
Peter Morton
Glasgow
Gardena of Eden
Kanilani Victoria
Gleghorn
Honolulu
Joseph Scout
Ede
Her
Little Joseph
Admiral Nelson
Nelson
Trittania
Southwark
South London
Souths
Ustin
Catholic Ailion
Irent
Sunday Sabbath in Austria Enforced by Prohibitory Law
In Austria the Sabbath is strictly observed with a general prohibition on all work Sundays and holidays. Newspapers publish only if allowed, and rest must begin after 4 a.m. lasting 24 hours with exceptions for essential repairs and cleaning of workshops and machinery. An elevator accident near Promta is also noted with limited detail.
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J. HM. Knowles
American Sabbath Union
Fred PD. Trrant
United States
Austria
Grant
Steamer Oliver Beirne Disaster Near Vicksburg
A Mississippi River steamer fire near Milliken's Bend below Vicksburg cost twelve lives. The Oliver Beirne, built in Jeffersonville, carried 150 crew and 15 cabin passengers, valued at $50,000 and owned by Planters' and Merchants' Packet Co. of New Orleans, fully insured. Fire started on the lower deck while near Milliken Bend and spread rapidly as hundreds of bales of cotton and freight burned, drowning or injuring many. Names of deceased and rescued listed with local aid from Milliken's Bend.
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St. Louis
Oliver Beirne
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mississippi River
Planters’ and Merchants’ Packet Company of
New Orleans
Beirne
Milliken’s Landing
Vicksburg
Milliken’s Bend
Banat
Milliken Bend
Miss
Oliver Hierne
le. Worrall
Baton Stooge
Sam Entricken
Valentine Entricken
Overwhelmed labor market prompts Knights of Labor warning
The Knights of Labor Washington state assembly urges workers to stay away from Washington due to labor surplus as winter nears. Separately, notices from the general executive board tell artisans to avoid Chicago and other locations where strikes or slowdowns impact employment opportunities.
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Knights of Labor
Wemghts
Philadelphia
Carpentera
Chicago
Hymera
Sullivan County
Indiana
Mott Ironworks
New York City
Pittsburg
Alvin Theater
Littl Falls
N. Y
Williamsport
Chiefs Elected by Red Man Delegation in Iowa
In Cupar Ravros October 26 delegates to the Red Man meeting at the Masonic library heard reports on law and appeals. Officers elected include Great Sachem James Moorhead Cedar Rapids and G S 8 M Johnson Audubon. Memorials were read for Geo Belt and George Krey. The council set next meet for October 2 1892 and adjourned to a Clifton hotel banquet with White Dog.
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Meacra
Eufoy
Heinsebrar
Cupar Ravros
Masonic Library
Ias
Cnde
Great Council
Hoona
Geo. J. Belt
Sagamore
George Krey
Great Sachem
James Moorhead
Cedar Rapids
G. S
M. Johnson
Auduebon
EL Campbell
Des Moines
A. Hale
Perry
McCown
White Dog
Clifton Hotel
Bets on Election Tie Up Chicago Money in New York Vote
Chicago money reportedly funds a quarter million dollars on the New York state election next week. Bets spread to Omaha Denver Late Francisco Milwaukee St Paul and other western cities. Mike McDonald and two colleagues are said to be leading the spending spree in New York for the Flower feature bets.
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New York
Chicago
New York State
Ouanhaa
Denver
Francisco
Milwaukee
St.aul
Mike McDonald
Dannelly
Fatty Lthormoscore
Sten
Diplomatic Day Quiet at White House and State Office
Secretary Elaine Husay meets with the president at the expansive mansion as part of a long diplomatic day. He then attends a department of state session with officials, while reception for diplomats continues but no new major announcements emerge.
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Elaine Husay
Bue
Chilean Wallon
Washington
Thaine Wis
Department of State
Dipoomnative Corps
Rand Elhera
Toy
Sellie
Comptroller Lacey Wil Suggest Change in National Banking Law
Oct. 31 report notes Comptroller Lacey likely to push remedies after Philadelphia bank failures. Readers send a mix of radical and odd ideas, from gov't training schools for bank examiners to tighter examiner and director accountability. He favors supervising bank examiners with power to suspend subordinates and holds directors to full responsibility for bank business.
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Lacey
Murder of Minnie Rauhauser in West Sixty Seventh Street
A 17 year old German girl Minnie Rauhauser was found murdered with her throat cut at her West Sixty Seventh Street home. Police suspect William Miller, 26, a boarder who had lived with the family for six years, occupied when the family was away. Miller fled, but is expected to be captured soon. Police believe an attempted sexual assault occurred and a fierce struggle explains the disordered rooms.
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New York
Minnie Rauhauser
West Sixty-Seveth Street
William Miller
Rauisuser
Ile
Miller
Rauhauser
Minnie
Millar
Milles
Conductor Henry Hunter Killed In Hartington Accident
A fatal railway accident near Hartington Wakernap Neb reports Conductor Henry Hunter of the Hartington branch passenger train died after being caught between coaches while adjusting a coupling pin. He died after being moved to the depot and taken home to Hartington. He leaves a wife.
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Hunter
Hartington
Wakernap
Neb
Henry Hunter
Reed Vision Hurt by Cold Delays Akron Speech
The report from Akron notes ex Speaker Thomas Reed has a bad cold and canceled appearances after limbering talks a few minutes, forcing rescheduling of a related engagement. A Washington dispatch mentions political movements and ministerial news.
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