Epitome of the Week Foreign News Summary
Brief telegraphic wrap of world events from the past week. Madrid riot over a prohibited concert. 1200 cattle killed in Scotland. Kaiser attends Wittenberg Lutheran restoration. London unemployed demand work amid 40000 starving families claim. Swiss duped by bogus minister. Poisoner Neill awaits gallows clothes sale. Gladstone Cabinet backs Home Rule. Houmania wrecks with 113 drowned. double money standard urged in England. cotton spinners strike near. Belgium passports and religion demand noted. Fenian prisoners potential release. Harry Vane Millbank dies in Switzerland. German princess christened Victoria Louise.
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Madrid
Canada
England
Scotland
Wittenburg
Germany
Tower Hill
London
Salvador
Neill
Gladstone
Houmania
Portugal
Russia
Belgium
Harry Vane Millbank
Drayton-Bor- Towercandal
Switzerland
Victorias
Louisa
Washington Headlines and Domestic Dispatches
Washington notes Blaine may write again. John D. Washburn and George Batchler resign as ministers. Roosevelt accuses Republican committees of violating the law on solicitations from govt employees. Harrison resumes duties as relief efforts for Gallagher and Curtin proceed. Charleston celebration cautions ships not to attack Fort Sumter. Mexico offers large grain rebates. Mrs. Harrison buried in Indianapolis. Cruiser No.7 to be Cincinnati. Cullom allows frank for campaign mail. Domestic items include hailstorm in Missouri and Minnesota political contest. Fire losses surge in Milwaukee. various court and crime notes. multiple fatal incidents in Des Moines and Ontario.
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n.John D. Washburn
Switzerland
George &. Batchler
Portugal
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Republican
Harrison
Thomas Gallagher
John Curtin
United States
Charleston
D. C
Fort Sumter
Mexico
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cullom
Frank
Blaine
Chillicothe
Minnesota
England
Russia
Milwaukee
Urango
San Antonio
Tex
Monterey
Fromestead
Carnegie
Green County
Missouri
Arthur E. Allen
Wichita
Eas
P. C. Holmes
Diverse 19th Century News Snapshots Across America
A compilation of brief items: Ohio claims Colorado tierra titles from a Spanish king. Philadelphia wrestles with a mysterious leprosy case. Chicago worries over a possible murder of civil engineer J W Higleyman. Reports of racial and territorial tensions near Fort Duchesne, Nebraska politics, child abuse and a jail crowd, naval bravery, Populist electors, train robberies, Judge Gresham political stance, Alabama election withdrawal, a Cleveland fire death, and assorted crimes and disasters across the U.S. Also notes on ship routes, boiler explosions, a large Chicago registration, Brazilian coffee frost, and railroad flour traffic efforts.
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Ohio
Colorado
Philadelphia
Chicago
Thornburg
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Boyd
Dorsey Goodwin
Timmonsville
S.C
Goodwin
Eilers
Sparke
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia Road
Judge Gresham
Cleveland
Jne T. Blackmore
Congress
Birmingham
Ala
Geo. N. Power
Keokuk
John W. Robinson
Louisville
Jerry Simpson
Wichita
Kas
Christina Bordner
Lewiston
Geo. Irwin
Houston
Tex
Thomas Dixon, Jr
New York
Tempsichic
Mexico
Inman Line
Southampton
Liverpool
Harry Monroe
Wm. Church
Frank Black
Pelos
Frost
Brazil
Illinois
Ohio Farmer's Insurance Company
Leroy, C
Markets Record Mixed Grain and Cattle Prices
Cattle various values around 5 dollars with steers quoted near Cinco mixed with errors. Cotton and wheat futures show tentative bids. Corn and oats prices listed with No 2 and No 3 distinctions. western grain prices noted. a brief mention of the W. C. T. A. Convention held in Denver with an auspicious outcome.
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New York
Campaign fund totals for 1892 presidential race
The Sun provides an authoritative, non hearsay breakdown of campaign expenses through early November, detailing Democratic and Republican spending in states like New York, Indiana, Connecticut, Ohio, and Virginia. It notes large sums from both sides, including Cleveland era contributions and national headquarters costs, and argues the race hinges on campaign issues rather than alleged boodle.
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New York
the Sun
Harrison
Minneapolis
Stephen B. Elkins
John Wannamaker
Albany
William R. Grace
Cleveland
Syracuse
Chicago
Myr
National Democratic Committee
National
Carter
Democratic Committee
Whitney
Philadelphia
Toston
New York City
Indiana
Connecticut
Alabama
Delaware
Virginia
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
New York State
Ohio
West Virginia
North Carolina
New Jersey
House Burned by the Miners in Oliver Springs
Nashville dispatch reports Mrs. Lewis’s house in Oliver Springs was destroyed by a fire last night. Miners crowding the town set the home ablaze as retaliation for kindness shown to soldiers. Captain Roach called for volunteers, with 100 answering readiness to mobilize at once.
Testimony in Smyth slander suit centers on brooch case
Principal witness George Ashley a jeweler testified he sold a brooch to Mrs Smyth in 1877 with a specially made case that did not fit the brooch presented by Mrs Leader. He noted a private mark on worn brooches does not exist on this piece. George Currie said the case was for another item. Alice Louisa Smith and Susan Hansell recalled Mrs Leader visiting the Smyth residence and going to the bedroom.
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Edward Clarke
London
George Ashley
George Currie
Universal Railroad Employes Union Expected by January
Grand Chief W F B Missimer of the Brotherhood of Carmen announced in St Louis that an international organization of railway workers including all railroad employes from trackman up would form by January. He said the union would absorb existing brotherhoods and reach about 11 000 members, with meetings ongoing nationwide. He planned to travel to Chicago tomorrow to confer with leaders and provide further details to the press.
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St. Louis
W. FB. Missimer
Brotherhood of Carmen
United States
Chicago
Carthage
Opera Trouse
W.w.calhoon
Jesse Bowman Young
D. D
Central Christian Advocate
Christaan
Brotherhood of Man
Dr. Knight
L. E. Martin
C. B. Willis
Milwaukee
George F. Moorhead
D. B. Fisher
Hawaiba
U S Marshals at the Polls Authorized to Call Military Aid
A formal opinion by Solicitor General Aldrich states U S marshals and supervisors at polls may be present within voting rails and can summon sheriffs posse comitatus and call on organized military bodies for assistance. It also flags that state officers issuing certain disputed instructions risk conspiracy charges under federal law.
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Wasnixe Tox
Cenral Aldrich
United States
Sherif
Posse Comitatus
New York
Arkansas
Alabama
Became a Citizen Bishop Cha ppele Naturalized in Wassixctox
The Rt Rev Placedus L Cha ppele Bishop of New Mexico appeared before Justice Cox with Rev Father J A Walter of St Patrick s church as witness for naturalization. After oath proving five years residency and good conduct he became a citizen by allegiance to the United States and renounced France.
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New Mexico
Allegianos
Wassixctox
Placedus L. Chapelle
Justice Cox
J. A. Walter
St. Patrick's Church
Republic of France
Circuit Court Begins in Forsythe Amid Big Civil Case
Missouri news outlines a high profile suit of Bell Co. against Gov. Francis and county officials for ten thousand dollars over false imprisonment. Nine defendants seek venue changes to Christian or Greene counties. The report also notes deaths, fires, a large Y M C A convention in Carthage, and various local incidents including a crash, a gold jewelry find, and elopement news.
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Forsythe
Taney County
Bell Coucits
Francis
John, Day
Greene County
Wm. Brown
J . Siler
Christian Or
Greene
Coudle
Bright
William G. Davis
Chillicothe
Brazil
Wick Meyers
Wabash
Ninth and
Santa Fe Streets
Kansas City
Meyers
Central
Wabash Hospital
Moberly
Kingston
Rolliff's Hardware Store
Murray
Northrop
Caldiwell County Bank
Western Holstein- Frelsian Breeders’ Association
Richard Easter
Nevada
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The
Washington
Des Moines
Ontario
Thes. J. Comme
Illincip
Cabhaét
Banfonio
Gites
Brno
Vaal
Denver, Co
Mabie Riveny- Mass
Manufactu
Rahemeynes
Dodds
U. S
Ite
Arnax
Western Union Telegraph Company
Secretary of State
Pirrenunk
Faulkner Wise
Piladelphia. Tu
Noland P. Faulkner
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
McRetary
United Staten
Ai the International Ae Brussels
Fardvesater
Pitaln Diapé Toler
Missouri News
Edward Maxey
St. Joseph
Gentry
Kansas City, Nevada
Fort Smith
Clayton
Texas
Pittsburgh
Clarkesville
K. Line
Sam Short
Lexington
Eugene’ Severance
G& Mr. Severance
Severance
Jim Franklin
Butler
Wee
Martwell
Ty Massel
Frankiie
Drusk
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