Italy Reprimands Rioters as Paris-Tunis Message Sent
A semi official Rome release says Admiral Bria instructed Signor Beasmoon to reform the French government after the Epontapédus incident. Italy suspends Rome prefect Gaetonta, police chief Sendri, and police inspectors in the embassy district.
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One Million A Week At World's Columbian Exposition
The World's Fair in Chicago attracts crowds steadily for ten days with paid admissions surpassing early estimates. Attendance nears a million for the current week as visitors travel from cities, towns, and firms to witness the palace of delights and spread the tale upon returning home.
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They Defy the Law in Gilbarton Streets Riot
Citizens of Gilbarton rioted against borough enforcement tearing up tracks of the Schuylkill Traction Company. A morning attempt to relay tracks led by Assistant Superintendent Richard Amore caused a collision. James Parfitt aged 25 and William Hughes were killed. Evan Davis and Richard Amore were seriously injured. Will O Connors shot in hand and foot. others injured. Normalcy returned after company forces withdrew amid an agitated public.
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Bchuylkill Traction” Company
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Cherokee Country settlement issues and seat relocation report
Surveyors report western Cherokee country unfit for settlement while eastern lands attract buyers. Some speculators moved to seize county seats and resell after opening. Officials relocate seats to thwart schemes. President Cleveland proclaims settlement opening at noon CST on Saturday Sept 16.
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Voorhees Speech in Senate Spurs Crowd and Arrests
Senator Voorhees of Indians, chairing the Finance Committee, spoke in support of the silver purchase cessation amid a packed Senate chamber. The speech drew wide attention and applause, leading the presiding officer to warn galleries. Sensational ties to the Indianapolis National Bank collapse report arrests including Theodore P. Ayaghe and associates.
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Arbitration Congress Sees Public Opinion Shape Peace
Delegates at the American International Peace Conference in Chicago discussed substituting arbitration for war. President Quincy urged that public opinion now governs nations more than ever, and that the press and intelligent debate empower people to influence international policy toward peaceful ends. Nearly every nation was represented.
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Mob in possession of Bombay troops powerless to quell riot
Report from Bombay describes a mob seizing control as troops fail to restore order. Destruction of mosques and killings feared, with Europeans panicked. Governor seeks instructions as violence erupts during a religious observance and clashes continue despite troop redeployments.
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Five Die In Storm At Bofoorville New Jersey
A fierce tempest through Bofoorville New Jersey Saturday night killed five people and wrecked the Toulion and Lesier wholesale grocery warehouse. Winds and rain created a half mile wide path of destruction leaving most buildings roofless and windows shattered as residents surveyed the damage by daylight.
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Signs of Improvement Amid Economic Strain
Amid cautious signs of recovery, RG Dun & Co notes improvement driven by people using certified checks and local finance. Wheat and corn markets show shifts, Deer Island prison riot disrupts meals, silver imports rally India currency, a 2000 mile walk ends in exhaustion, San Francisco Midwinter Fair boosts business, and tornadoes cause destruction in Nebraska with fatalities.
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Senate Finance Committee Repeals Silver Bullion Act
The Senate Finance Committee finally acts under public pressure by repealing a July 14 1800 act directing the purchase of silver bullion and the exchange for Treasury notes. It seeks a safe bimetallic system to maintain parity of gold and silver and stabilize debt payments. Governors Stone and Bishback are involved in calls for Western and Southern state conventions to ease regional economic strain and redirect exports to the Gulf.
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Pension Attorneys Fees Increases Cited In Decision
The article notes a decision by Assistant Secretary Reynolda granting Pension Attorneys a fee of 2 dollars under the act of June 27 1800, rejecting the July 14 1864 fee standard of ten dollars when no contract exists, with the case naming Abarios Wellborn in Choingham Alabama and other linked incidents. It also mentions a boiler explosion at Wellington Boiler Hide in Lexington Missouri killing Engineer Richard Johnson and Frank Albin, the Infelix vessel stranded near Husker Ialach, and Ecuadoran war talk over Peru boundary disputes.
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Thomas Return and Italian Mob Riots Threaten Rome Embassy
Theodore May Mave Fila Joh Again indicates Thomas to return as musical director at fair salary for two weeks of concerts at Festival Hall with 26 cent admission. Meanwhile a violent Italian mob attacked the French Embassy in Rome, hurling petrol and battling troops. forty five rioters were arrested and many wounded as police tried to disperse the crowd.
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Lincoln Monument Unveiled in Edinburgh Scotland
A new Lincoln monument in Edinburgh, Scotland, was unveiled Monday afternoon with William Arrol presiding and Consul Wallace Bruce delivering the oration. The bronze sculpture shows Lincoln freeing enslaved people, stands fourteen feet high, and cost about 85,000, largely funded by Americans in Scotland.
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Nation's solons and looming adjournment in September
Washington reports that Congress may end its extraordinary session by mid September amid talk of financial compromise. Debates center on silver coinage and the repeal of silver purchases, with votes and legislation expected to hinge on conference committee outcomes and presidential veto prospects.
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