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26 Dec 1885
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Marion Weekly Star in Marion, Ohio
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Newspaper
Marion Weekly Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1885
Page
1
Worn Fragments Hint at Hidden Local Inquiry
The readable fragments suggest a local inquiry or notice, with names and places obscured. Key entities remain unclear, but the context points to a civic matter or administrative action awaiting fuller details.
Egan and Irish Autonomy Debate Roils American Politics
London and American observers report Mr Egan of Nebraska pushing for Irish autonomy and heavy American funding for Parnell. Critics warn such talk risks widening rifts with Whigs and conservatives while signaling a tougher line against Irish revolutionary aims. A separate coal mine explosion in Pontypridd kills many, injuring dozens, with rescue and recovery efforts underway as locals gather at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PATRICK EGAN Lonpos
Mr Fan
Nebraska
bette
Irsh
National league of America
Egan
Irish National league
Ireland
American league
Pasnell
bia
Canada
America
Amurice
Paragu
Irish National logue of
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Parnell
askel
weziard
Triva
bin
espert
London
tonvon
Cork Steam Packet surrender ends boycotted line
Dec 94 reports that cattle dealers chartered steamers to oppose Cork Steam Packet, forcing surrender. Cork agrees to refuse transport of cattle seized for rent or evicted farms, honor unexpired charters, and pay dealers losses totaling several thousand pounds to end the boycott. Dutch delegates and Krupp plan to send reps to China to seek railroad concessions to connect China with Burma and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Cork Steam Packet company
Berlix
Deutesche Discento- Gesellschaft bank of Berlin
Herr Krupp
Fseon
China
imporis
Murder in Plainville as Waggon Driver Suspected
Intense excitement in New Bepgorp, Mass, after Richard Lasti is found killed near Plainville. Obed Mosher spots a bloodstained wagon tail and leads to Lawton, a produce dealer, shot through the head. Authorities search the area. driver’s identity remains elusive. Also reports on Herman accused of murder while intoxicated and other local crime updates.
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Bepgorp
Mass
Richard N Lasti
Plainvills
Obed lL. Mosher
Lawton
tuckshobhich
Dronk
Boyraso
NY Dac
Charles Hermann
hi wits
Ourand Perminos
Herman
wits
Mra
mold landiads
Hoameons
Neglected Custom and Diplomacy Missteps Across Nations
A compilation of scattered transcriptions notes a United States consular report leak to newspapers, prompting State Department concern over unauthorized publication of Consul General Mueller’s remarks on Germany. It also mentions Chinese legation gifts, land office circulars, and clarifications on New York federal appointments, plus pension rulings on veterans dishonorably discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasaxeron
department of state
United States
Geneeral Mueller
Germany
Muster
Mueller
lepartiment
Suspended Animation Case and River Fire Report
A fragmented article notes a 15 year old girl Miss May McDonald of Mintantipi Guatanooca Tafi falling Ill, reviving unexpectedly after burial, and later dying. It also reports the Sallie Gargey steamship burned on the Yazoo river near Greenwood with cotton loss and insurance figures. A separate line records distances in a walking match between Oleary and Weston concluding with totals.
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Mintantipi
GuaTanoocA Tafi
May McDonald
ofaisha
Hamer
Viexs EtrG Maas
lallahatchie river
Greenwood
Schaefer Triumphs In Long Chicago Baseball Match
A chaotic four game series sees Schaefer dominate early then Slosson rallying late. Final tallies show Schaefer edging with a dramatic 70s to 60s score as both teams push toward a potential private tiebreaker at Brunsick 4 Balke warerooms.
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Hippodromere
Windy City
Jakey
Chicago
Dee
Bi —Schesfer
OGS
Hlugson
Schaefer
Biosson
Diosson
Bloesom
tung
Souni
Slosson
Jacob
Brunsick
Balke
ecors SCHAEFER
Baths for Hydrophobia An Alleged Cure in Milwaukee
Milwaukee December report describes Joseph Krebla a Milwaukee car worker bitten on the calf by a dot twenty five days earlier. After Friday his symptoms worsened with throat and swallowing difficulty and swollen glands. He underwent Turkish bath treatment starting Saturday, spending hours in heat and sleeping better. by Sunday relief continued. Doctors note the cure appears due to treatment, not imagination, as he showed no reason to fear hydrophobia and had no knowledge of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwauxet
Joseph Krebla
vineut
Untitled Crime Roundup From Gibbs Cross Roads and Nearby Areas
Excitement over an attempted robbery of a widow near Gibbs Cross Roads ends with two men arrested, one jailed, and another released. Separate items report Thomas Clements arrested in Louisiana for murder after a drunken knife incident in Atlanta, and Judge Gresham clarifying the Pullman land ownership dispute. A farmer AG Shaw fatally wounds his wife before killing himself in Flemingville, and the steamer Brooklyn wrecks near Loz Bay with the forward section standing while the rest sinks.
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Nasavirte Teno
Cartvagessys
Gibbs’ Cross roads
here
Myre Kirby
Hesy Witt
Gobbs Cross roads
Jems Kirby
Berwood
Whitt
carrnit
Lefeyetta
Amnaxta Ga
Thomas Clements
Aletandne
Lousiana
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Clements
m United Atafas
Louisiana
supreme court
Singnamprorn
Agron Shaw
Flemingvills
Jasego
Weller
Jovrarat
Dac
Loz Bay
Brooklyn
Pope Leo XIII Praises Clergy and Laity on Christian Education
A Baltimore copy of Pope Leo XIII’s letter to the English Catholic hierarchy commends clergy for safeguarding children’s Christian education. He praises laity for supporting schools, especially voluntary private ones, to preserve faith and morals, fosters good citizens, and warns parents against entrusting children to inferior schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachmone
Leo XIII
Diorachy of
England
Baltimore
America
holy father
Mogland
Rome
brethen
Murder in a Plainville Road Wagon Mystery
A decaying report from New Buproup notes a murder near Plainville three miles from town. Egg collector N Lawton lay slain in his wagon with a noose fired around his neck, a dark complexioned driver vanished after the crime, and Mosher glimpsed a bloody scene as the wagon passed the Acushuat depot. Police search the woods for the suspect, while Lawton’s pocketbook disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Buproup
Mam
Plainvilles road
Plainville
N Lawton
Mosher
How's
Diverse 1860s News Bits From Ohio and Beyond
A mosaic of brief items from Vincennes to Ohio highlights political chatter on Cleveland’s renomination, a proposed German Catholic weekly in Columbus, and a senatorial sergeant-at-arms plan. Reports note canal schemes, a farmer's death, a barn fire, trichinosis in Ohio, a New Hampshire pastor’s death, prison finances, and a White House Christmas meal. Also covered are a Greenville murder, New York court actions, guard appearances, a failed firm arrest for fraud, and bank debt details.
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yaare
Vincennes
Ind
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Martates
Nickel Plate
Cincinnati
Carlisle
Cleveland
Buck” Brady
Cicciowati
Ohio senate
Ohie
Logan Collins
Eaton
Elisha Erwin
Hillaboro
Johe
Newfoundland
George V Korell
velend
Ohio
Daniel James Noyes
Chester
New Hampshire
Michigan
White House
Governor Foraker
Columbus
friends of universal education
congress
Argentine Republic
Greenville
Rufus Johnson
inlaw
McLendar
Market Quotation Notes Amid Weak Opening Trade
New York financials show an early soft opening with muted demand across stocks led by lagging sectors. The day turns mixed as major issues drift, with sporadic advances in select names while overall activity remains subdued and investors await clearer guidance.
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