Place and People in a Complex Senate Fragment
An extensive, fragmented list of names and committees appears to cover numerous U S Senate and House topics. It references Senator Spencer, criminal court matter, Starrite cases, counterfeit money investigations, and an immigrant organization with officers and localities, plus assorted committees and departmental expenditures. The text reads like a chaotic roll call of figures, places, and personalities from various states and departments.
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Car
Wylie
Spencer
Dorsey
Starronte
Lynchings and violence shock Texas town
In McCain Texas on Monday night Henry Pfeifer Wright McLe more and Thaddeus McLemore were seized from a saloon by fifty masked men and hanged. Thaddeus McLemore was under arrest for burglary. The following day a quarrel led to a gunfight. Jack Bayley Asa Bayley and Hayward Bayley were involved with two killed and a man shot. Willis Griffin was mortally wounded. Five corpses lay in the market house as a renewal of the violence looms.
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Willis Griffin
McDade
Millom
Bishop
Heyward Bayley
Jewish School Fire in Galata and World News
Constantinople reports a blaze at a Jewish school and synagogue in Galata. Dozens saved, nineteen bodies found, thirty missing after the basement fire trapped children. The directoress reportedly leaped from a window and died. Nearby items note London theater reception, London Musette, and political moves in Ireland and Cuba trade policy.
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Constantinopie
Galata
Constantinople
Teraelite
Loxpon
London
Mapnin
Council of Miniaters
Unite States
Cuba
Forced to the Wall the heavy cotton firms fail
Ten Thousand workers lose jobs as Amos D Smith & Co cotton goods manufacturers fail with estimated liabilities around 1 500 000. The three-branch firm operated Groton Manufacturing Providence Steam Mill and Franklin Manufacturing with mills in John Street and Woonsocket Employing about ten thousand hands banks face losses though some assets reportedly valuable assignees named Royal C Taft Eugene S Mason and Francis W Carpenter plan assets and creditor agreement The debt stood near 1 000 000 in July and the market reaction was muted in Providence business circles
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Anos D. Smith & Co
Groton Manufacturing Company
Provinence Steam Mhl Company
Franklin Manufacturing Company
Johnston
Woonsocket
Providence
Bracdstreet
Slice Isto
Tran
Messra
Royal CG
Taft
Eugene S. Mason
Francis W. Carpenter
Dlicd
Ibis
Amos D. Smith & Co
Amos 1
Smith
Francis M. Suath
Benjanino J. Adams
Shot Himself at His Childs Grave in Greenwood Cemetery
In snow at Greenwood Cemetery Officer McCarthy found the body of John Thoma a tailor living in the city. A revolver lay nearby with one chamber spent. Thoma had quarreled with his wife last Friday and pursued her, later going to the grave of his child where he shot himself.
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New York
Greenwood Cemetery
McCarthy
Meadow Hill
John Thoma
Thoma
Iowa to Dedicate New State Capitol in Des Moines
Capitol commissioners announce plans for dedicating the new capitol on Monday January 14. Temporary legislature convenes in the old State House Tuesday January 15 with permanent organization to follow. On Wednesday the vote canvass for state officers will occur and Thursday the legislature moves to the new capitol for a dedicatory ceremony by Hon J A Kasson.
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Des Moines
Capitol
State House
J. A. Kasson
National Educational Society Meeting Planned at Madison
About one hundred educators from across the country met in Chicago to arrange travel and programs for the coming National Educational Association session in Madison Wisconsin from July 6 to 15. Three thousand delegates are expected with railroads offering retired rates and an excursion after sessions. Topics include Federal Aid to the South Italian Education and women’s roles in schools.
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National Educational Society
Madison
Wis
Cmcago
Board of Education
Grand
National Educational Association
Thomas W. Bicknell
Boston
W. D. Parker
Wisconsin
Tiorgs
Trowland
Lt. Belfield
Oo T. Bright
Lastie — Lewis
Chicago
J. I. Boltwood
Evanston
W. P. Powell
Aurora
Matilson
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone
BILL YOUNGER CAPTURED IN ALABAMA TRAIL
Sheriff Foyle of Lourown County arrives in Chattanooga with Bil Younger in custody, alleged dreader Younger brother. Younger, once a coal mine heavyweight in Jefferson County, Ala, admits identity and ties to Jesse James while denying Musela Shoata robbery. He led from Missouri in 1881, hid in East Tennessee for months, then moved to Alabama. A Jefferson City dispatch says the man is Cliftom Ware who killed Robert Cummings in 1881. Governor Crittenden confirms Ware arrest.
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Alabama
Crittenden
Missouri
Naw
Younger
Jesse James
James Brothers
East Tennessee
Ile
Sherif
Foyle
St. Louis
Jeffersos City
Cliftom Ware
Robert Cummings
Mailison
Moyres County
Immigration Trends and the Grand Army Reform Agenda
The year shows 390 400 arrivals with Belgium praised for employment placement and skilled German labor rising. British Isles farmers settle in the West while new groups form the Grand Army of the People pushing for presidential voting rights in 1984 and postal reforms.
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Alend
Corby
Germany
Clais
Chambers
British Isles
United States
Belgium
Loug
Labor Bureau
Castle Garden
Scotland
Death on His Travels as Train Derailed in Indiana
A south bound Louisville New Albany and Chicago Road passenger train went through a bridge near Sanaa Indiana killing nine and wounding about eight as the Blue River flood undermined the structure. The locomotive cleared the span but the bridge collapsed leaving the engine and tender on the abutment. Names of the dead include Boone Thompson Charles Sanford and John Hettrick with numerous injuries reported among passengers and crew.
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Sanaa
Ind
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Here
Blue River
Delage
Kiled—Boone Thompson
Washington County
Charles Sanford
New Albany
John Hettrick
John Vaughan
J. W. Myers
Patrick Kane
Joseph Spesr
Samuel Collns
Bainbridge
J. C. Daggs
James Quarles
Snow slide disaster in Mendota basin claims several lives
At noon Tuesday a snow slide buried the Mendota shaft-house, eight men killed, four injured, others missing. A bare body has left for the scene. a mail carrier is overdue. In a second slide near Montesino, three miners were swept down, two found dying and one missing.
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Teinviupet
Marahati
Mendota Ming
Silvurion
Ames
Quray
Auma
Montesinon
John Headstrom
Joi Ahistrom
Juba Ling
Hedstrom
Prospective Strike Looms in Westiereland Coal Districts
In the Ditumivods coal districts of Westiereland Tai Huntington Wiatford and Counternant Chevreld Counties a broad mobilization for a general strike is seen with 14 000 to 20 000 workers ready to back wage cuts after December 81. Relations between Rochester and Pittsburgh Company and its miners remain tense with unsettled disputes and lingering insecurity across the region.
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Moss Wasson
Pin
Dee
Westiereland
Tai
Huntington
Wiatford
Rochester and Pittsburgh
Ex Governor Lowe Dies in Iowa City
Ex Governor Ralph J. Lowe of Iowa died in this city Saturday night after nine o'clock. Born in Ohio in 1808 he moved to Iowa Territory around 1839 and served as first governor under the new constitution proclaimed by Grimes. He later served eight years as a judge under the constitution and was buried at Glenwood after a funeral at his residence. General Belknap Justice Miller A A McToy Colonel M Cowle HJ Frort and General Duan were pallbearers.
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Lowe
Iowa
Ralph J. Lowe
Oho
Muscatine
Ian
Grimes
Ot Town
Belknap
Justice Miller
A. A. Mctoy
M. Cowle
HJ. Frort
Duan
Glenwood
Vatican
Far East
Lockhars & Stright
Albany
Ind
Brewster Limagona
Muises
A.B. Chandler
Cleveland
Waitimore & Cie
St. Sesmans
National Millers’ Association
Montreal
Oitht
Catawisga
Lord Lyons
Victor Hugo
Neen
O'Donnell
Renton
Tess
Texas
Sual Lenlers
Culenau
Brown
Lindian
Washington
Fort Columbus
New York Harbor
Byron AL Sibley
Marshall
Amrch
Chronicle
The
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Pittsburgh
Chrishuas
Washburn
Viiutadia
Lyn Dnck Hewitt
Lafayetta Dluarhesenill
Chipwewa Falty
Wis
Tyeyeaginn
Waeeyiiiters
Mittin Williams
Werseld
Bari
Mandy Tiwrnitie
Banc
Duspernulaes
Grayson County
Tes
Beaver Dam
South Carolina
Allendsl
3. C
Parsons
Hyansville & Terre Maute
Durling
Hatdis Creek
Kentucky
Mr. Boss
Miss Neary
Frank Coles
Culives
N.Y
Business Embarrassments Rise in United States
There were 269 failures reported to Bradstreet's during the past week, up 31 from the prior week and markedly higher than the same periods in 1862 and 1851. About three quarters of the failures were small enterprises, reflecting broad economic strain.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet’s
Minor News Items Roundup From December End
A disjointed collection notes Vatican appeals to powers, local financial embarrassments in Albany Indiana, and misc items. Prosecutions, appointments, deaths, and political hints mix with accidents, lawsuits, and social reports from various places including Philadelphia Montreal and Pittsburgh.
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