Why Carey Was Killed In The Avenger's Story
O'Donnell's defense plan centers on Carey being the informer Powers. Sullivan details Capetown events, Carey’s suspicious behavior, and the fatal pistol exchange. He aims to prove perjury by Tom Carey and seeks delays to subponea witnesses from Kinfauns Castle, noting funds from America for O'Donnell's defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
A. M. Sullivan
O'Donnell
Capes Town
Hformer
Litto
Cape
Greenough
America
Tom Carey
Sullivan
Kinfauns Castle
Atthyo
Million Horned Fire Destroys Pitt Exposition Buildings
A devastating blaze in the boiler room of the Pitt Exposition Building in Pittsburgh wiped out the entire structure and its valuable contents. Fire departments from the city and Allegheny fought the flames, but only a few minor items in the main hall survived. Losses exceed $1,000,000 with $160,000 in building value and $40,000 in insurance. The relic department burned, and thousands gathered as the blaze illuminated miles around. Officials report 15 watchmen were in the building. some may have perished. Damages to adjacent houses reached $15,000. The Exposition had run since September 6 and closed October 7, with exhibitors facing about $800,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittae Burgh
Pirranvnrait
Exposition Building
Allegheny City
Relie Department
Joss
Oet
Exposition Society
Alex Speer& Sona
Dexter Spring Company
Rosenbaum &Co
The
McCormick Machine Co
A. Hune
Dutt, McKean & Co
Wood & Co
Henry Coulter
J. A. Able
Wrecked by the Winds Claim Two Lives
Severe storm conditions across New England and nearby states cause widespread damage. Winds and rain topple trees, blow down houses, snap telegraph lines, and wreck vessels. Fatalities reported in Vermont and Kansas areas, with several injuries and property losses across towns including Arrington, Portsmouth, Bridgeport, and St Jamesbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallaings
Haat
Loston
Mass
Vermont
Newine Gland
St. Jamsbury
Portsmouth
N. U
Bridgeport
Conn
Kaw
Michael Marsh
Charles Pike
Arrington Spring
Kansas
Becket & Son
Arrington
Prretsuuus
Ind
Brigands in Kansas Robbery Attempt on Express Train
Three men tried to rob the east-bound express at Coolidge Kansas on Saturday morning. Engineer John R Milton was killed, fireman George Faddle wounded, and express messenger S. Patterson saved the baggage car by returning fire. A special posse pursued, with Looney Chambers and Dean captured and held. The heist aimed at $40,000 to $50,000, but Patterson's defense thwarted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MONET
Kansas City
Atchison, Toorke & Santa Fe
Coolidge
Kan
Greeley
John R. F1ilton
George Faddle
S. Patterson
Wells, Fargo & Co
Patterson
Las Animas
Caigo City
Dodge City
Looney
Chambers
Dean
Dorigo’ City
Oxress
Bankers'
The National Bankers of New York and others plan the American Bankers Association annual meeting at Summerville Kentucky starting October 10 for two days. Speakers include Secretary Folger, Comptroller Knox, E G Spaulding of Buffalo, and Commissioner Evans, Director of the mint, with currency and silver topics on opening day and banking progress discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Summerville
Association
Folger
Knox
E.G. Spaulding
Buffalo
Evans
Mint
Post office rate cut sparks revenue doubt in Wasnisuron
Officials doubt effects of reduced letter-rate on revenues while some backers of the two-cent rate expect increased correspondence to hold revenues. Verdict in Rose Ambler case finds death by choking, with suspicion on Lewis though no arrest yet.
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Wasnisuron
Cartier
Rose Ambler
Ita
Rose Aibler
Lewis
Death of Kennedy, First Civil War Volunteer Leader
Aunvan New York Oct 4 Colonel Terrence J. Kennedy of this city dies. He was the first volunteer in the Civil War and served in the Assembly in 1853. He authored the bill fixing two cent a mile fare on the New York Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunvan
N. Y
Terrence J. Kennedy
New York Central Railroad
Explosion at Powder Works Kills Forty Chinamen
A catastrophic blast at California Powder Works Stege Station kills forty Chinamen and mangles most of the work force. One white man is reported injured in the San Francisco incident dated October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Stege’s Station
Boycotts Begin Against Nonmembers in Saloon Keepers Meeting
At a South Side saloonkeepers meeting the group voted to not patronize anyone unless they were members of the Saloon-Keepers’ Association. In Boston, a group of women anxious to vote faced a poll tax dispute as a Boston ballot act stalled Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloom-Keepers’ Association
Boston
Important Decision on Archbishop Purcell Trusts In Hamilton Court
Cincinnati Oct 3 The Hamilton County District Court ruled in the Mannix assignee v Purell et al case that Archbishop Purcell’s church properties were held in trust for congregations and could not be sold to pay his debts. The cathedral school orphanage and cemeteries were included, with limited exceptions for advances by the Archbishop. Dissent touched on cemetery trust status. Also noted were pensioner lists published in Campiele List with volumes covering various states.
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Furcell
Cincinnati
Hamilton County District Court
J.B. Mannix
J. B. Purell
Purcell
St. Mary’s Seminary
Crusville
St. Joseph’s
Mable
Schoul
Cumminaville
Johnatop
Explosions and Loss of Lift Abroad Shock Europe
A barrel of gunpowder exploded in a wine shop in Viento killing fifteen and injuring all. London reports a coal mine accident in Levon where six miners died as a rope broke. Strikes in Glamorganyhirs and Monmouthshire persist amid wage cuts amid English and American competition. Queenstown ship St Mark bound for New York sinks a crew member overboard in darkness. Paris politics reveal cabinet resignations and ministerial tensions as Grevy faces a crisis.
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Manni
Viento
Lonpog
Glamorganyhirs
Monmouthshire
TITEM
Queenstown
St Mark
Nichols
Liverpool
New York
Aoman
Greeley
Thaca
Vwppernavik
Copenhagen
Hans Hendrik
Esquimnnx
Nathorst
Hendrik
Esquilmax
Cape York
Tatex
Mayer
Dianenaion
Pats
Et 1
Ferry
Grevy
Wilson
the Elysee
Grovy
Levon
England
Nelson
Royal Return Sparks Turbulent Paris Demonstrations
King Alfonso and entourage faced hostile crowds in Paris with jeers, stones, and calls to kill the king. President Grevy apologized publicly, inviting the king to dine, amid diplomatic tension as Madrid debates Spain’s response to the incident.
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Tanta
Alfonso
Grevy
Meat Lim
Alfonzo
Spanieh
Alfons
France
Grovy
Klar
Spain
Madrid
Maputo
Paris
Meir
Poynilace
Stpain
Alfonse
Royal Palace
Cnvil
Iitary
pWalace
Postmasters Salaries Adjusted In 1889 Ceiling List
Washington report: act of March 3 1883 on postmaster salaries completed. 3176 offices adjusted totaling 8.7 million dollars. 25 offices moved to fourth class. Presidential list adds 44 offices, total 2175, salaries 3.75 million. State and territorial spread, Alaska excluded, table notes changes for principal offices. Revenue for year ended June 30 1889 cited as 44.83 million.
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Washincton
Ue Department
United States
Alaska
Omaha
Pittaby
Norfolk
Detroit
Sigih
Groga
Postoffice Dept
Brampy
Minor News Items From Across the Nation
A collection of brief notes reports events including Proctor and Sons seeking 70000 at New Castle England deaths from a leap from a Chicago window, election gains for Democrats in Banton, snow in Missouri, brokerages Willan Ratlow & Co resuming, New Hampshire mill activity, Georgia funeral bill for Governor Stephens, Dayton hospital deaths from saloon incident, and broader notes on trade weather crime and transport developments across various locales.
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Proctor & Sons
Newcastle
England
Mary Davis
Chicago
Banton
Pranklin County
George Willan Ratlow & Co
New York
Boston
New Hampshire
Manchester
Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
Soldiers
Dayton
Harvey Wheeler
Amherst
N. H
Wheeler
Timothy Bastian
New York Board of Merith
West Fifty-ninth Street
W. H. Vanderbilt
Trinity Church
St. John's Catholic Church
Trenton
N. J
Ohio Brewers and Squor Dealers
Mouly
Sankey
Ireland
Folger
Wivols Grand Ladwe
A.M
Florence
Wis
Pacific Coast
Fargo
United States
Manshal Grier
Fort Sill
Grier
Ottawa
Lord Larsdowne
Ray
Hankerk
Post Office Department
John A. Henry
Indianapolis
Clearing House Association
New York City
Ontario
John Yilton
Coolidge Mo
Milwaukee
Wik
Alasonic
Fulger
Green Plains
Alexander Potta
Lafayette
Ind
Ada Atkinson
Oregon
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Victoris
B. C
Eugene Colburn
John W.brooks
Rochester
Burlington
Fort Miullson
Wiliam Dolan & Co
Logansport
Chicago Housa
Fort Madison
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Fils
A. M. Sulivan
Australia
Jamea Allison
Her Majesty’s Theater
Sidney
Theater Royal
Adelaide
Frohman
Madison Square
George Knight
Remenyl
Misa Jefreye- Lewis
Chicago Baseball Nine
Wasmmarox
Tom Rogers
Lexincrox
Beicey
Sam Io
Ne Lick
Ain Post
the National Bankers
Campiele
New England
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tlinois
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Calfornia
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Delaware
West Virginia
Missouri
Wasmnarow
Oarmne
Itls
Waldock Rogneau
Thilesuitin
Challemel Lacour
Wihealth
Vievy
Min Rstia
Chamber of Deputies
Perky
Lospos
Evening Standard
Varly
London
Tata Bank
Stock Exchange
Nordenskjold
Hace Mendrik
Greely
Mendrik
Esquimaux
Vall
Rome
Heaton
Toledo
Cucaco
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Providence
Saginaw
Peoria
Grand Rapids
Seginaw
Quincy
Fractons
Lovernor Shempen
Sadge’ Kinno
Des Moines
Abgus
Hla Tife
Grevyifera
Hinohta
Postal Matters
Ortoter
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