Sensational Bartling Story Sealed by New York Hermit
The New York Verald reports on the detention of Miss Ansa Dickinson in an asylum. Miss Dickinson alleges coerced confinement and abuse, naming Dr. Mileaiin and a physician’s aunt among alleged plotters. De Seward intervened for her release and asserts her sanity, planning to seek legal steps to secure rights and possibly pursue action against her sister. Louis A. McDonald confirms details and support.
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New York
Mise
Ansa Dickinwn
Mins Tiwinsen
Frederick W. Lewant
Conon
N. Y
Lenville
Miss Dickinson
Pennyvara
Dickinson
Mileaiin
Mise Dickinson
Hileman
Duneille
Misa Dielevnxen
Seward
Herald
Denville
de Seward
Louis A. McDonald
Dickinsons
Dr. Seward
Tran
Susan Dickinson
Thinville
Sean
Suerumbe
Odeneah
M.T. Karown
Mr. Hartwin
Barnum
Mourarmical
Phineas Taylor Narnum
Lottery Agwet
King of
Towm Wulider
Legwreter
Teeturer
Cathar
Kethel Comu
Harnow
Phineas
Jay
Groton
Harnun Howe
Setineky
Mexian Trares Damascus Steel
Herald of Freedom
Harnna
Philadelphia
Jayce Heth
George Washington
Joyen Tivth
Warren
Senddee
American —Museum
Maine
Burnum's Museum
American Museum
Charles Stratton
Bridgeport
Stratton
Hin Son
Lavinia Warren
Tom Thumb
Gen
Lavinia
Tou
Jenny Lind
America
Warnuim
Hwadiak
Awerioa
Harnum
Umpty-Tve
Conn
Wittle Hingrot
P. T. Barnum
Hae
United States
Barnam Hae
Ile Haw
Reading
Wreck on Wisconsin Central Rail Line Kills Two
A freight engine jumped the track near Vernon on the Wisconsin Central. Fourteen cars wrecked as the train toppled on a nearby bridge. Engineer Dan McSullen died later. fireman B A Moore perished. brakeman Veter Seipp badly scalded and likely to die. Moore and McSullen were residents of Waukesha. Spotted Typhus Fever reported in New York after autopsy on James Taylor from Australia.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Mitwarer
Wisconsin Central Road
Vernon
Dan McSullen
B. A. Moore
Veter Seipp
Moore
Waukesha
Wavxesia
Wis
Dan McCullen
City
New Youk
Ias
New York
James Taylor
Australia
Kenown
Bellevue Hospital
Fatal fire traps Italians in crowded frame building
A midnight blaze in a large frame building housing Keene's residence and several shops trapped occupants. Vittoria Tickio and family members died, others escaped or were injured while Mario Tickio survived with minor injuries after leaping from an upstairs window. The building's narrow stairs and rear doors hampered escape.
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E. J. Keene
A. Hall
George Edwards
Keene
Walter
Mario Tickio
Vittoria Tickio
Anna Tickio
Baptista Tickio
Fon Rosa
Fannie Tickio
John Tickio
Joseph Rampatein
Embargo Lifted on American Pork by German Government
Reports indicate Germany will withdraw the embargo on American pork, though formal notice may be delayed amid ongoing negotiations with the United States through William Walter Phelps. The situation follows broader global unrest including insurrection in India and violence in Burma and China, with British forces redeployed and notable incidents among Chin tribes and at Rangoon.
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Tadie
Benua
United States
William Walter Phelps
India
Cancvera
Kohat
Rangoon
Lieut. Forbes
The Junketing Evil in the Senate Summer Tours
A critical exposé alleges U S senators use summer recess for pricey fact finding trips. It cites a $10 000 allowance for contingent expenses and seeks Alaska as a perk while seeking a cruiser for travel. Critics say journeys lack public business and burden taxpayers.
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States Senate
United States Senate
Committee On Territories
Matt
Connecticut
Alaska
Norway
Sweden
San Francisco
Fish Commission
Gall
Secretary of the Navy
Charleston
United States
Plumb
Hoar
Massachusetts
Canada
Canadian
California
Mob Foiled As Colored Crowd Tries Lynchings In Kansas City
A mob of about thirty five masked colored men armed with a rope stormed the county jail at Second and Main in Kansas City at 1 am to hang William McCoy who allegedly beat his mistress Molite Magruder. Shots were fired and the crowd fled after Capt. Malloy intervened with a revolver and the jail doors held.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Orty
Second
William McCoy
Molite Magruder
Pallas Hall
Seventh
Lydia
Marshal Malloy
Went
Court House
Emmons
Keshlomr
Malloy
Marshal Keablear
Vermont senator Edmunds resigns effective November first
The letter confirms Sen Edmunds of Vermont will resign the United States Senate on November 1 1 0 1 and Governor Carroll of Vermont is notified. The document outlines his long service and gratitude to the people of Vermont and the United States. Biography follows detailing his political career, roles, and influence in national issues and reconstruction.
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Vermont
Femster Hetine
Gore
Ant
Republic
Boake
Carroll & Page
Myde
Hark
Edmunds
Merton
Senate
Washington
United
Geonak F. Bowen
George Franklin Edmunds
Richmond
Leagan
Doriington Vt
Andrew Jalder Witt
Grant
Charles Sumter
Electoral Commission
Howe of Representatives
Pawange
Pacific
Chicago
Edraunds
Mo. Arthur
United States
Commerce
Ehairman
Edmunde Beegal
Supreme Court
von Adept Cleveland
English Agriculture Prospects Brighten for British Farmer
The London Standard reviews the agricultural outlook noting rising wheat prices and hopes for English farmers. It cites poor French, Russian, German, Dutch, and Belgian crops, with France and Russia below average by tens of millions of quarters, while home demand and reduced wheat area due to population growth and smarter tillage should lessen American competition and promise prosperity for British agriculture.
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London Standard
The
Standard
France
Russia
Germany
Holland
Belgium
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Anna Dickinson
Conusius
George A. Moore
Mount Pumasayi
Moorewood Works
Lour
T. Garnum
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