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Newspaper

Marion Weekly Star

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1885

Page

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Pel the Bad Poisoner and His Murderous Trials

A sensational Paris courtroom scene unfolds as Albert Pel, a Montreuil watchmaker, stands trial for multiple arsenic poisonings of his wives and mistresses from 1872 to 1884. Descriptions detail basins with remains, his Mephistophelean appearance, and a cascade of alleged murders and debauched wealth as neighbors recount harrowing signs.

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Silver proposition debated by Warner supporters

Washington observers report Congressman Warner's plan to issue silver certificates redeemable in silver bullion or lawful money, backed by silver deposits. The scheme aims to create a bullion standard with gold and silver roles, reducing silver deprecation risk while expanding coinage and easing bankers’ fears. bankers and brokers show interest though details remain pending.

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Cyclone wrecks train near Sioux City in Northwest

A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train was blown from the tracks near McCook, Sioux City, by a cyclone. Sixty to eighty passengers were aboard. cars overturned, many injured but no fatalities reported, as crews and doctors rushed to the scene with aid from McCook and Sioux City.

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Terrible tempests sweep Newfoundland wrecks boats

The Scotia reports a fierce weekend tempest along Newfoundland coast wrecking dozens of fishing craft and likely costing many lives. Cape Breton also saw heavy seas with three days of gales, causing great damage to boats gear and nets at St Peters Hocky Bay Black Head and surrounding areas. Estimated losses reach about 200000 on the island.

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Rutgers Grammar School marks 115th graduation ceremony

The Rutgers College Grammar School in New Jersey held the 115th graduation exercises with 200 graduates. Nine delivered orations, including Kojiro Mat who spoke on The New Japan and won the best oration prize and the history prize amid a perfect ovation.

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Fragmentary 19th Century News Digest Items

A condensed set of brief notices reports a wheat harvest near Titkwele predicting a small yield the smallest in twenty five years. A fatal stabbing in Wooster Ohio follows a quarrel over a loan. Ohio Republicans express satisfaction at Springfield convention. The Liberty Bell exhibit returns to Philadelphia. A passenger steamer, a railroad accident near Indiana, and several local police actions are briefly noted.

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Financial Market Readings and Commodity Prices June 13

New York reports a weak stock opening with declines in several issues, Pacific Mail dipping on tax-related concerns, and a minor early rally afterward. Grain and live stock quotes follow, including flour, oats, and cattle market figures for the day.

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