France in Crisis as Radicals and Royalists Gain
London Oct 7 The Paris correspondent of the Daily News foresees two hundred Royalists and one hundred sixty Radicals seats, with Republicans in the minority. Clemenceau leads the Radicals, threatening a powerful political bloc. republican government hinges on him. Loss of supporters in Tonquin and appeals to defend religion drive reactionary gains. Conservative chances hinge on new chamber outcomes. multiple ministries may follow.
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Loxnox
Paris
Tteaily
Clemenceau
Tonquin
Messenger de Paris
Repuidjicans
Aceis MoubiCul
Dinistry
Winnet
Patelud Uyi Ttt
Sijfert
Fulire
France
Stucheratt
Republica
Varie Po
Conservatves
Elie
Comte de Paris
Abollah
Demand for Small Currency Signals Broad Economic Revival
Blyna reports from Washington that a revival of economic activity is underway. The Treasury sees growing demand for small currency as money flows into real estate and commercial ventures. Business expansion, rising farm values, and improving crops indicate actual prosperity, not mere speculation. Congress members describe heightened activity across regions as business booms and speculative hopes fade.
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Blyna
Washington
Dunmenn
Star
Treasury Department
Congress
Walton
Ness
Woman Awaits New Trial After Warren County Murder Charge
Mrs Denno must mang Urrea N Y faces murder charges for killing her husband with help from her son daughter and nephew in Warren Herkimer County last December She was searched by Judge Williams for execution on a Wednesday but the court crowd saw no emotion until leaving the courtroom Counselor Duet will seek a stay of proceedings and appeal for a new trial
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Denno
Urrea
N. Y
Drise
Warren
Herkimer County
Iast
Sor
Confirmation of Postmasters to be Sent to Senate
The Senate will review names of five hundred to six hundred postmasters for confirmation. During Congress, at least six hundred terms expire, pushing over one thousand postmasters’ appointments to the Senate. There are 2,435 presidential postmasters nationwide, with all expected to be charged in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waritxutus
Senate
Congress
Reward Offered for Apache Ecards and Geronimo Hunters
Citizens form a fund and offer 250 dollars for each Apache ecaip brought in. Cochiz County Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution offering 500 dollars for the capture of Apache chief Geronimo, dead or alive, and 250 dollars for any band member dead or alive. Payment limited to civilians not in U S military service.
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Toupstone
A. T
Board of Supervisors
Cochiz County
Geronimo
United
Great Land Swindles Stopped in Oct 7 Report
In Wasraverow on October 7, a report summarizes the halted operations of RQ Bloomfield and Foglish as managers. The piece notes crackdown on cattle schemes and mentions troubled homes of persons involved, with limited readable details due to damaged text.
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Wasraverow
Bloomield
She
O Arkeaea
Wrecked by Wind Destruction as Cyclone Strikes Westwood
The village of Westwood, twenty two miles away, suffered major property damage after a funnel cloud hit Sunday afternoon. No lives were lost but De Boun Park Hotel was destroyed, Mrs. De Baun injured, and debris filled streets as trunks, timber, and furniture littered the scene. The total loss is estimated at thirty thousand dollars. Lieutenant Finley of the Weather Service outlines tornado characteristics and advises precautions and insurance to spread risk.
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Westwood
de Boun
Park Hotel
Vilage
Neusghold Furnitura
Forced Confession From Chicago to Philly Murder Tale
A drunken confession relays how John M. Wilson hired Anthony Daley in Ivy Hill farm country, murdered him in February 1834, dismembered the body, and dumped remains in Wissahickon Creek. After years wandering, Wilson returned to Chicago and surrendered, seeking absolution for his crime. A new tip links a man named Sailor Jack to Daley’s fate, suggesting a broader mystery across Montgomery County farms and a farm house fire.
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Marteter
Timantf
Chicako
Ita Scena
Onreano
John M. Wilson
Twelfth Street
Iast
Anthony Daly
Ivy Hill
Daly
Aboya
Pinladalputa
Chicago
Cama
Denhintown
Anthony Daley
Montgomery County
Daley
Jack
Sly
Sailor Jack
Cajey
Philadelphia
Ste
Papal Edicts Expand US Catholic Church Powers
The Papal Sea approves Plenary Council edicts and enlarges the Catholic Church in the United States, granting the hierarchy broader control over secular and spiritual matters, and redefining clerical economics and lay education. Fort Wayne appoints Zul Hoger as Pension Agent for Indiana. News from Ottawa notes frost and snow across the Northwest and Canada.
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Lopeludent of
Tone
Batimioni
Oct
Papal Sea
United States
Audinbs
Wasnimatox, Ovt
Zul: Hoger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Transfer of silver cargo to U S Treasury completed
The silver cargo of the steamers Swatara and Yantle, valued at 10,400,000 dollars, was transferred to the United States Treasury yesterday. The coin will be counted soon and is believed to be safely delivered. Treasury officials note future use of railroad transport due to water-transport delays.
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United States
United Stated
Treasury
Treasury Department
Massachusetts Democrats nominate state ticket in Worcester
Massachusetts Democrats at the Worcester convention nominated Frederick O. Prines for governor and L. Gilmore for lieutenant governor. Other ticket picks included Jeremiah Nee for secretary of state, Jerry K. Brabey for attorney general, Berry M. Cross for treasurer, James E. Delgnay for auditor, and Angiemasocos Cutchao for state treasurer.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Mass
Frederick O. Prines
Boston
Gilmore
Cambridge
Jeremiah Nee
Lowell
Atorney
Ielry K. Brabey
Fall Hiver
Noted orators rally for Parnell support in New York
A large Irish American meeting in New York on October 7 adopted a resolution to send representative men to back Charles Stewart Parnell and his associates in the campaign. The list names Rev. James Conaty, Rev. Dr. Oksalty, Rev. Bos, Rev. Dr. George C. G. Bubouts, and many others from multiple cities to aid the effort.
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Cannes
New York
John G. McGuire
Brooklyn
United States
Charles Stewart Parnall
Canatian Vuvihe Telercapti Telegraph Lines Extension
Ottawa, Unb, Uct. It is stated the Canadian Pacific Railway will extend telegraph lines through to the Dominion. Parliament gave power but no large outlay, aiming to connect with US telegraphs, challenging Great Northwestern Telegraph Company’s monopoly. Oct. 8: Leg Wah, a Chinese labor emissary from San Francisco, arrives to seek work in Capitellaville coke regions for Chinese colonies movement, prompted by the Wyoming massacre.
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Ottawa
Unb
Uct
Cavan Tacific Railway Company
Dominion
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company
Tirt-neenss
Wah
San Francisco
Capitellaville
Lesa Wahf
Free-Trade League to Hold National Conference in Chicago
The American Free Trade league invites all political parties to attend a Chicago conference on November 11 and 12. The event aims to discuss tariff tax reductions and broader changes in taxation, with delegates from both houses of Congress expected.
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the Free-Trade League
New York
American Free-Trade League
Chicago
Esch Staw
Nominated for Congress to fill vacancy in Illinois
The Democratic Convention chose Richand Bishop of McHenry Boone County as its candidate for Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Eil wood. The Hub's Population reports Boston city census figures for October showing 390,408 total residents, with 156,101 males and 204,305 females, up 27,870 since 1880. Cuban annexation plans discussed in New York with Cubans Spaniards and Americans meeting at Saratoga and a mass meeting planned for next Saturday night featuring regional speakers.
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Congraas
Exo
Congress
Eilwood
Richand Bishop
McHenry
Boone County
Boston
Hoston
Cuba
New York
Oct
Saratoga
United States
Gantral America
Minor News Items From The Week Ended October 6
Ellison's famous pacer Johnston posted a 2.08% record while ban became Jame Cole and Dodge of Waterloo Cal fattened for 200000. Frank James began work in Nevada Mo as a grocer. Christiaan Iron Works at Heading Pa resumed operations after two years. September circulated 2,700,000 standard dollars in business. Minneapolis flour output last week reached 171060 barrels, a record. Undertakers convention held in Philadelphia with delegates from several states. Kansas Hog cholera reported in 30 to 40 counties. Marinette Wis suffered a Sunday frost with heavy losses. Newport Miss Sophia Brown married W Watts Shoreman of New York. Grant Monument fund opened in San Francisco led by Senator Leland Stanford. Green River Wy Grand Jury adjourned after anti Chinese riots. Lizzie McCail found working as a farmhand after disappearing from Oakland. Niagara Falls victim James Thompson recovered after suicide attempt. Fifth Illinois Congressional District bakers convened at Elgin without nominations. Evers and Wilson land dispute in Chicago suit decided in favor of Evers. Pennyian insurgents leader Cantua retired due to desertions and hunger. Peabody Fund trustees show 257705 paid to Southern States. Cleveland and Morgan elected to Peabody board, Grant and Whitemore replaced. George H. Disque surrendered in Hoboken claiming self defense in murder of his wife. baby present.
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Frank James
Nevada
Clark
Christiaan Iron Works
Heading
Minneapolia
Philadelphia
Oihe
Holcombe
Kanesas
Kanana
Marinette
Wis
Newport
Sophia Brown
W. Watts Shoreman
New York
Grant Monument Fund
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
Grand Jury
Green River
Wy. Ty
Rock Springs
Lizzie McCail
Oakland
Iil
Arcols
James Thompson
Ballyton
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Rakter
Miloois
Elgin
Con- Erous
George F. Slossen
Misa Netlla Foley
Thomas Foley
Colgage
H. F. Ponsonby
Arthur Nettleton
Clarence Whits
Charivari
Paw Paw
Dixon
Africa
Sips
Arkangis
Alabama
Morgan O'Cooyell
Kildysart
Ireland
Land League
Bass
Idianapulis
General Cary
Hendricks
Culonel B. J. Evers
Thomas Wilson
Chiscago
United States
Oxford
Mias
Cuceres
Insurgenta
Canta
Trustees
The
Peabody Educational Fund
Cleveland
J. Pierrapont Morgan
Grant
Samuel Whetmore
George H. Disqus
Hoboken
N. J
Disque
Appointment of Jabez L. M. Curry as Envoy to Spain
The President appointed Jabez L. M. Curry of Virginia Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain, succeeding Foster. Curry, LL D, a Baptist teacher and Virginia professor, is about sixty and has a long career in law, politics, education, and religion, including service in the Alabama Legislature and the Confederate Congress.
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Wasnixetoy
Jabez L. M. Curry
Virginia
Spain
Foster
Jabez LM. Curry
Richmond
Liscoln County
Georgia
Alabama
Conates
Confederate Congress
Juss
Lerebeen
Ee Wraq
Harvard
Riond
Mobmont University
Deyisdam Wag Completion Celebrated Here
The completion of the Deyisdam Wag was celebrated in a local event with Prerestnag, Och and Grogt Lam noting the milestone. Community members gathered to mark the finish and honor contributors to the project.
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Aumed
Laxnos
Times
Diarneil
Deland
Parnells Dejan
Leeland Brow
Great Britain
Galishury
Loynow
Lori Salisbury
Tollaws
Roumalia
London
England
United Kingdom
Luxbox
Austria
Constantinople
Kong Milan
Chamber of Deputies
Bulgaria
Kimelta Baling
Beavis
Servia
Porte
Bervia
Montenegro
Bostic
Herzegovina
Russia
Fouce Alexander
Board of Trade
Denmark
Corry Hagen
Lerdey
Sénas
National Baseball League
Cls
Wrin
Hberigen
Rovideries Ryth Talon
Detroit
Ty Battalo
Ae Qot
Clouna
St Louia
Teeeerteone
Cincinnati
Atilene
Louteville , Pere
New York Clearing Associating
Clearing Association
AG. G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
W. A. Camp
Clearing House
New Jersey
Bigasl
Wasitxeros
John FP. Fintey
Tormlaes
Heven
Tiv
Worth
Hheleri
Waco
Athanoe
Alnb Lowa
Gevryta
Caroline
Stississipp
Carolin
Ohio
Pennylvanii
Iberal Groa
Maryland
Caubecticul
Salgo
Finley
Oan
Tornady Bolides
Yachi
Par Anu
Elaore Pass
Tex
Vet
Stewarts
Houston
Mr. Morrison
Robbura
Sierra Majadi
Prral
Sitll
Mereduon
Knights of Labor
Uwamitron
Ont
Uceneral Assembly
Wort
Belgium
General Assembly
Canada
Nebraska
Angiemasocos
Cutchao
Grand Lodge of Free Sod
Grand Lodge
Ekchols
Alexander T. Darrah
Stina
WM. Pearson
Gira
Juggy M. Ocrawiora
Parnell
James Conaty
Mann
Oksllty
Totealt
Wien
Joseph J. O'Donoghue
John Doyle O'Reiily
John F. Finerty
W. EB. Robinson
Gannon
Davenport
Martin A. Foran
Judge Prendergast
T. V. Powdarly
Scranton
Alexander Sullivan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Whitney
Navy Department
Salt Laker City
Taylor
Cannon
Luzon
Trasayiig
Ian
Ellison
Pacer
Johnston
Cole & Dodge
Farmers of
Waterloo
Cal
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