Massacre in Catholic Church Sparks Cossack Atrocity Claims
Fragmentary dispatches describe a brutal Catholic church attack by Cossacks with many deaths and injuries. Reports state the Prefect and deputy resisted, but troops torched the interior, dragged victims to a pool, and flogged townspeople in the market, with widespread panic and captures.
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Benin
Cologne
Volks Zennoe
Krusee
Ruseid
Niwenbeyling
Knpelberg
Kouselie
Itevnu
Cossitke
Soros
Dells
Dlr
Elurel
Espe
GOW
Elvareh
Kinats
Taieh
Manny
Woundert
Carnegie's Grand Offer to Pittsburg Unemployed
Andrew Carnegie pledges to match Pittsburg's relief funds up to 5000 a day for two months to create work for unemployed workers. He urges careful selection of beneficiaries, favors sober industrious men, and notes his own donation will help stimulate broader generosity as the city faces a severe economic crisis. He plans to travel to Egypt next month while his mills stay productive.
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Littebury
New York
Bec
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Pittsdore
Dee
Itteborg
Industrigus Workmiii
Bivelow and
Thomsen
Pittsburg
Pittsheey
Consis
Republic
Iely
Andrew Uameute
Robert Piteniyn
Relief Committee
Pittebure
Catnegw Salel
Midwinter Fair Opens Amid Busy Final Preparations
San Francisco on January 1 reports the Midwinter Fair opened without formal exercises and with enthusiasm. Ticket takers struggled to process visitors as ushers directed crowds, while exhibitors completed displays, completed landscaping, and prepared the grounds for the busy day ahead.
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San Francisco
Blasphemous Outburst Ends In Deafness And Blindness
An Associated Press dispatch from Shawickin Pennsylvania reports a man named Simpkins became deaf and blind after a profane outburst at work. He later claimed a divine vision warned he would lose his senses again, this time forever, and his strength has since waned with poor prospects of life. The piece also mentions Newbold's Second hand & Commission Store in Cache City.
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Associated Press
Shawickin
Neyers Mothe
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Salt Lake City area burns and crimes reported
The Ogden club house fire, a fatal stabbing by a soiled dove, a Salt Lake diploma for Olive Jennings, and other local items are detailed. Also noted are court actions in Fourth district, a fire at Atell Athletic Club, timber discoveries near Beaver, and various community notices and ads from Salt Lake and surrounding areas.
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Kid Mason
Salt Lake
Akpeinl
Denver JF Pt
Feu
Tony Salt Lake
HK Cerne Western and
Union Pack
Cbass
Ihasst
Cinitin Hs Cheon
Tie Coniaitee
William Pearson
Beaver
Bmw
Ube
Danver
Fourth District
Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company
Tiver Water Works
Drpigaliun Co
Salt Lake Land and Irrigation Co
William Garland
Corey Ats
Coney
Charles K. Corey
Wattis
Oyen San
Olive Jennings
O. H. Jennings
Chicago News Berard
Potter Palmer
Uncontrollable Gambling Mania Ends In Losses At Saloon
A local tale recounts a man who bet 2 cents and then his clothes in a drunken gambling spree at a saloon. After losing again, he offered a silver watch and later his pants in successive wagers, finally facing defeat and being escorted home as the night closed.
Railroad coming expansion to new western route
Report describes a forthcoming railroad line moving from Shali Ane toward St George and Cedar City via Las Voom Kenel and other points. Settlers rush to occupy land along the route with water access for orchards and homes. Surveyors have been active surveying the rail corridor.
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Shali Ane
Oat
Railrom
Geol Surijys
Las Voom Kenel
Mushhy
Iran
Theohl
St. George
Coday City
Vile
Lttesitay
Vie Elineon Sisters Move Through Rainy Town Street
The Elineon Sisters have moved to Third Street where they invite customers to view their goods openly. Their stock is described as one of the finest in the city with all items displayed to advantage.
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Agriccultural College
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