Uncontrollable passion sparks fatal shooting in town
The North Manchester Journal office scene ends in a fatal duel between Hugh Wells Jr and Andrew Miller. Miller, a teacher, forced Wells to sign a retracting note after an earlier personal feud. Wells then shot Miller at close range, killing him, in a bout of revenge and misused leverage. The incident follows a heated exchange and a contested public dispute between the two young men. A separate item notes a deep well project in Hungary with artesian potential and high water temperatures.
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Bes
North Manchester Journal
Hugh Wells, Jr
Hugh Wells
Andrew B. Miller
Buainves Thoy
Miller
Louisville
Benes
Young Wells
Wells
Journal
Marth Alaneheet
Water Power Boring Advances Mentioned in Gardens
The text notes a water power system supplied by the well itself and reports bore testing at double its prior rate. It mentions a notion about abundant capacity and a reference to Kop in the gardens of Eleiberbond, suggesting a discussion of efficiency and potential installations or experiments.
Sitting Bull Talks of Sioux Move to Buffalo Country
An interview with Father Genin, Sioux missionary, cited by a Chicago correspondent, reports Sitting Bull's discontent with British rule and buffalo scarcity. He plans to move south of the British line for safety, seek peace with U S authorities, and return only under guaranteed safety, with a projected gathering of about 28,000 Indians near the Little Bighorn region.
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Dominions
Milx River
Fort Peck
Buffalo Country
Maj
Webeb
Genin
Sitting Ball
Missouri
Milk River
Dakota
Montana
United States
Chicago
The Goodheart Old Man’s Bonded Legacy
An elderly man, once well off, is mistreated by his son and daughter in law after moving in with them. After years of neglect, a reporter hints at hidden bonds worth ten thousand dollars. The son and wife probe the dying man, seeking the bonds while he dies, only to uncover a final irony as they scramble for the bonds after his death.
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Turwar
Jane fe—Sexat
Aytha
Candela
Mar‘bor
Kanees
DOL Waoxaunay
Saupap Sagen
Dalkota
Wsraning
Montana
Benata
Senate
Suullarisiae
Ohio
Toitiann
United States
Bates
Cales
Grublc
Benate
Veroonliens
Coop F. Gai
Congress
Houas
Keltsy
United Miniten
I Pagrannt
Mapa
Ny Poten
Bonda
William
Halifax
Nova
Lamb
Daily
Goodheart
Fatboy
Walliam
Uae
Baltimore
Thomas Winans
Hoss Wingane
New Jersey
Fyttres
Russia
Herison & Eastwick
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Hursio
Winana
Gohan
John A. Mact
Daily News of
Constantinople
Mactthian
Europe
Central Asia
The
and New York Herald
Niege
Paris
Khiva
Don Carlos
Spain
Neves
Cent
St Louis
Billbeple
Guban
Aui
Toledo
London
New York
Moruins
White Elephants of Siam Die After Regal Ritual
The oldest white elephant in Siam, born 1770, dies in Bangkok temple in November. The creature, revered by the king and people, received a grand funeral with Buddhist rites and a procession to the Munam river bank. The scene included royal attendance, 60 000 onlookers, and a ceremonial burial aboard a decorated boat. Hoop-skirt manufacture in the country has collapsed, with no factories remaining after decades of production.
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Témes
India
Bangkok
Kingdom of
Siam
Indiana
Poe
Biam
Munam
Inrial
Menam
Perilous attacks on rulers span centuries rich archive
A compiled record lists numerous assassination attempts across Europe and America from 1648 to 1878, detailing targets such as the Dukes of Modena and Parma, Napoleon III, Victoria, Lincoln, and William I. It notes other plots, trials, and a Baltimore magnate Thomas Winans, builder of locomotives and inventor, plus Emms Bartlett's rise from a penniless English girl to a vast harness and saddlery business.
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Victor Emmanuel
Napoleon III
Opera Comignuo
Ferdinand Charles II
Duke of
Parma
Ooel
Napoleon Tvi
Alexiners
St . Dearmeistek
Bois de Boulogne
Paria
Pas
Michael
Servin
Awarowiteh
Amadena
Spain
Col. Gutierrez
Balta
Republic of
Peru
Morales
Bolivia
Garcia Moreno
Deandor
Gill
Para- Bury
Medan
William of
Germany
Emile Henri Max Hoedel
Lehmann
Baden
William
Berlin
Emms Bartlett
America
Amaarel
Pearl Street
Orion
Warren Street
New York Tribunt
Famine Toll in Madras Census Totals Over Half a Million
A census in Madras British India reports more than 500000 deaths from famine out of 2000000 in the district despite relief efforts by government and individuals. Estimates suggest South India losses may reach about 6000000. The piece also notes a London automaton trumpet and a faltering musical performance.
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Madras
British India
Thia
South
Tedia
Tidia
United States
Inventor Aims to Complete Band of Suomatons
Fragmentary OCR text shows an inventor expressing optimism about completing a complete set of suiomatons. The remarks suggest ongoing work and a goal to expand the collection or device series, with room for improvement noted. No specific names, dates, or locations are clear in the readable portion.
Mind and brain discuss at Washington convention debate
The Washington convention discussed brain function beyond skull size and phrenology. Dr Brown-Se ield argued the brain is an instrument that orders the mind, not the mind itself, with evidence from post mortem exams and animal studies. The talk urged maintaining brain health as a practical precept.
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New York
Nashington
Thal Copatis- Clark
Toronto
Byguard
Calace
Thia
Ter Kemper
Oshkosh
Johm Lubbock
South America
Daisy and the fairy godmother on hand care
From a Boston transcript Daisy receives advice on washing, nail care, and how to keep hands attractive. The fairy godmother prescribes soap, nail brushing, oxalic acid rinse, glycerine, and proper nail shaping to avoid roughness, emphasizing that well kept hands impress men and reflect personal care.
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Daly
Daisy
Néatoesa
Quita
Pater
Thei Ars Roe
Lok
Ealleanly Rau Fometaeal
Privateering Lawful Says International Expert
William Beach Lawrence, authority on international law, asserts privateering is lawful under wartime usage and that the Washington treaty rules have ceased to be operative between England and Russia. He notes questions about prize courts and neutral ports, while highlighting the long debate over treaty obligations and the use of privateers.
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William Beach Lawrence
United States
Russia
England
Geneva
Éalaly Pepe
Kilauea Volcano Crater Described by Mrs Bressey
An Englishwoman aboard a yacht relays a vivid account of Kilauea’s lava lake, cliffs, and fiery roiling waves. She describes lava spraying from headlands and billowing into a vast cavern, a scene deemed grand yet indescribable.
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Jake
Strange electrical strike uproots branch in Hopkinton NH
In Hopkinton New Hampshire a single electrical current felled a two foot diameter branch from an ancient tree in front of Mrs Su A Stanwood’s home. The force also snapped two elm limbs and left a scorched trunk mark twenty feet up. No thunder or rain accompanied the event. Locals only heard an explosion like firecrackers. Authorities believe ground current rose to the tree and dissipated. Nearby farm exports and assorted ads appear in the same column.
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Hopkinton
N.H
Su. A. Stanwood
Dlan’ Acen
Vayserbeaten Ranch
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