Duke of Cumberland may sit Bulgarian throne in favor of Bismarck
London reports Russia weighs placing the Duke of Cumberland on the Bulgarian throne as a solution to Brunswick difficulties. A Berlin conference between Bismarck and Giers is said to have been satisfactory. Amid world rumors, the Meath convention and other Irish matters are noted, with police uncovering rifles tied to crime networks in Ballin.
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Rumia
Duke of Cumberland
ides
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Brunswick
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De Glera
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M. de Glers
gauss mibistar
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Resisting a Bishop and Church Price Row Sparks Tension
A Catholic congregation protests a French-Canadian pastor appointment, accusing the church of bias against French-Canadians. The dispute could go to court or Rome, with threats of legal action if a 20 percent fee is imposed. Separate notes report San Francisco fire damage and a New York stock loan scandal involving brokers Charles and J D Sandy.
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Canada
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Father Leparts
Rome
Cardinal McCloskey Nearing Death Amid Indomitable Spirit
Cardinal McCloskey of New York, aged seventy six, lies fading in his decline yet retains clear mind and will. Clergy and close aides at the cathedral note his long service, recent weakness, and lack of hope for recovery as doctors predict only a few days more of life. Archbishop Corrigan and Monsignor Preston attend, with Dr Keyes confirming the end is near and may linger briefly.
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New York
Ju. Cloakey
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Thomas Preston
bose
Cardinal McCloskey
Mt. Bt Mary’s college
Emmeteburg
Roma
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Europe
Father Clowry
St. Gabriel's church
mmders
Keyes
bin
Mgr. Preston
conienos
Corrigan
Ales
corsan
Cardinal McCloskey Near Death as Prefect Sapped by Age
The ailing Cardinal McCloskey, nearly seventy six, lies in a prostrated state as old age drains vitality. Doctors report no local illness, only nervous exhaustion, with temporary hope for brief rallies but no long survival. A Vatican dispatch confirms sorrowful blessing and ongoing care from priests and staff at the cathedral.
Damning Charges At Smallpox Hospital In Morreza
Ex-Hir tates allege overcrowded wards with beds shared by mild and severe cases. Filth and foul smells prevail as scanty clothing and poor attendance persist. Patients drag themselves to wash, wait long for aid, and corpses are reportedly folded in sheets and left. Hospital officers deny the charges as investigations continue.
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Morreza
Qus
smallpox hospital
authcrities
Riot in St Louis Blocks Lines With Brawling Crowd
A mob between Seventh and Eighth streets in St Louis toppled streetcars at the Union depot, forming a barricade with several cars. A clash led to an unknown attacker stabbed with a clasp knife. police intervened, wounded were sent to the dispensary, and multiple arrests followed amid unclear details about the stabbing.
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Br. Louis
Seventh
oo Pine trust
Union depot
acer
wade
Manning Letter and Indian Affairs Outlook
Washington dispatches report Senator McMahon’s letter praising President Cleveland and urging Democratic ticket support as Indian affairs head Gen Atkins plans to expand the education system and government control of schools. Also noted are Butler Mahone’s court case adjourned for December due to a key witness, and various political items including patent office stats, a call for a United Labor League convention, and local notices from St. Louis strikes to quarantine actions at Niagara Falls.
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A B. Parker
New York Democratic state committee
Hoffman house
New York
ray
Albany
Cleveland
naval
Buffalo
Hill
nate
Daxian Mann
Atkins
commissioner of
Indian affairs
house
Butler Mahone
Senator Mahone
Virginia
John Willis
Wolcker’s
Willis
nolla
Brunk in Court as Drunken Officer Is Ordered Out
In Cincinnati on October 9 Judge Fitzgerald expelled Officer Mike Gavigan from the police court after he appeared allegedly drunk while arresting Jackson Dean for disorderly conduct. Gavigan, once on patrol wagon No. 2, was assigned Bucktown beat and faces suspension as chief Col Hudson learns of the incident.
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Cincinnati
Mike Gavigan
Bucktown
Jackson Dean
sixth street
Broadway
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Gavigen
Hammond Street
Fitzgerald
Gavigan
Col Hudson
Society for Suppression of Muale
Ferry boat Alaska collides with yacht Florence off Brooklyn
In New York a crowd aboard the ferry Alaska on its down trip collided with the eastbound steam yacht Florence near the Brooklyn bridge. The Florence dock and hull were damaged, Alaska’s rudder chains broken, but no passengers were hurt. The Florence crew blamed the Alaska pilot. the yacht sailed to Pier 40 and was insured for about $1,200.
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Alaska
Florence
Hina
buainesa
Itacon
Brooklyn bridge
J. H. Febberg
Providence
Thos
Ito Pier 40
Multiple Crises and Notable Events Highlight Ohio and Nation
A gleaming mix of indictments and trials in Marion and Cincinnati, rail and stock market tensions, legal notices, and political debates mark a varied snapshot. Key figures include Gen Grant’s burial funds, Senators Mabone’s son on trial, and journal notes on Manning orders.
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Owens brothers
Marion
Ind
Misa
Georgina Charlotte Bauer
W. B. Roth
St. Clair nook
Cincinnati
ork
Canada
Fort Wayn
Baltimore & Ohio
John Rilty
See York
Edgar D. Johnson
collage of music
Misa J. Lewis Roote
Connersville
Ted
Ohio & Mimissippi
Ruggold Butler Mabone
Senator Mabons
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