Rebel Vessel Urano Sunk With Heavy Losses Near Rio Forts
The Brazilian rebel steamer Urano was sunk after fort guns opened fire at the Bay of Rio de Janeiro. Many aboard were killed or wounded as the ship sank. The French steamer Orengue rescued survivors. Rebels Pallas and Trajaco suffered major damage. Trajano is disabled. The government forms a six ironclad fleet and adds ships rapidly.
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Bay of Rio
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Iba
Aguidaban
Trajaco
Shota
Trajano
Tanles Turned Two Confidence Men Trapped in Chicago
Two Chicago officers posing as farmers were approached by well dressed men claiming to represent a New York clothing firm. After a staged game with “cards” and $10 bets, Burke lost $19 and drew a blank while Dwyer won a blue suit card. both suspects later paid $59 and costs. Also reported: a New York Chicago Limited wreck near Wallaville Ohio killing the engineer and injuring a postal clerk. death of Field Marshal MacMahon. insurance rate hike in Omaha. Emma Goldman sentenced. censorship at Melilla. a Mexican banking house liquidation. and new rich gold finds near Idaho Springs Cripple Creek.
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Chicago
Burke
Dwyer
New York
Frm
Denver
Justice Porter
Flood
Fort Wayne
Wallaville
Ohio
Draman
Tov
Nebraska Senator Sets Record With fourteen Hours on Senate Floor
Renate Poor Fourteen Consecutive Hours. Genator Allen of Nebraska held the floor all night amid occasional interruptions and roll calls. He ended the marathon at 8 am after surpassing the previous floor-time record set in 1801 by Faulkner, delivering a forceful, gravelly performance that kept colleagues awake through exhaustion.
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Renaté
Renate
Allen
Mr. Allen
Nebraska
Faulkner
Sweelman
Pension roll suspensions for non residents and Columbus Day plans
The Interior Secretary replies to a Senate inquiry on pensions for non residents abroad and whether pre July 1 1893 pensions were suspended. Eighteen pension agents were ordered to stop payments when addresses lay outside U S jurisdiction and those pensioners moved to the Washington agency. Also notes Columbus Day as closing day for the exposition with calls for President Cleveland to attend. Reports ship voyage in dense fog with fearful passengers. Indianapolis election results show Republican gains and control. Four killed in Montana train robbery encounter. Poisoning death in Jericho Springs Missouri. Valiant yacht race Victory by the Vigilant. Bank thefts tied to forgery by Cashier Arnold. Green McCartaly shortage near $400 000.
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Benate
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Pensiona
United States
Washington
D. G
Whishington
Chicago
Fale
Council of Administra
Portunea
Cleveland
van Buren Street
Lake Michigan
Milwyakeu
Lite
Skty
College Building Fire at Vermillida Destroys University
South Dakota State University suffered a devastating blaze at Vermillida on Sunday morning. The main building was largely ruined with about 100000 dollars in losses, uninsuranced, though secretary and president records were saved. A student, D Wallace from Elk Point, jumped to escape and was injured. Several others hurt as heated air caused the east wing to collapse. museum specimens perished.
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South Dakota
South Dakota State University
Vermillida
D. Wallace
Elk Point
Gra
Ernat Visher
Rocka
Dean Richmond sinks after storm near Dunkirk
Eighteen aboard the steamer Dean Richmond perish when it founders off Dunkirk in a violent storm. Three bodies washed ashore with wreckage. only one recovered body identified, that of Andrew Dodge. The disaster follows a period of Great Lakes distress as logs, spars, and rigging clutter the shore and boats struggle ashore.
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Dunkirk
Ava
Andrew Dodge
Richmond
Great Lakes
Inka
Anna
Mob Grips Indianapolis Hall Door as 1400+ Applications Lie
A massed group of fifty to sixty office seekers surrounded Mayor Denny’s private door at Indianapolis city hall. Guards barred entry with orders, anger rose and threats surfaced. Reports say 1,000 plus applications on file for city offices and 1,589 filed on the policy and department forces.
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Inilignapalla
Denny
Indianapolis
Parliament Faces Liberal Radical Support for Home Rule Debate
A large bloc of Liberal and Radical MPs in Parliament signals cross party backing for a Home Rule resolution. Unionists may back the measure to embarrass the government, as pressure builds over coal strike actions and policy direction in London and Nottingham.
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House of Coimmors
London
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Nottingham
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Train wreck and large number injured near Nemeklo
The west bound Chicago limited on the Websah Road left the track one mile south of Nemeklo TH at 6rh0 Monday night injuring about thirty passengers. The wreck spared deaths with 450 aboard, rails spreading, cars tumbling, and fires erupting in the buffet and baggage cars. A signal failure by nearby trains compounded the disaster. Medical staff from St Louis arrived to treat the injured.
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Nemeokl
Woods
East &T
St. Louis
S J. Louie
Ins Jurad
Spain
Nation's Solons Debate Wariong Repeal and Rules Changes
The article reviews congressional activity with only twelve senators present for prayer, moves on repeal debate led by Mr Cockrell, House recess to World’s Fair, and Wisconsin’s authorization to support Pere Marquette. It details long sessions, adjournments, and parliamentary battles over silver, banking, and the Geary exclusion act with battles between HoR and Senate leaders and a tense party line.
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Cockrell
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Brickner
Wisconsin
Pere Marquette
Fonatera
Morgan
Alabama
Tadie
To'dock
Geary
Woller States
Mahon
Itep
Congress to Abolish the Small Change Pocket
A Chicago observer argues against the small change pocket as a corrupting influence on spending. He links the habit to increased drink consumption and financial misidentification, urging a crusade to abolish the device and curb petty expenditures.
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Bonney
Chicago
Many
Egyptian Mummies Estimates Through Ancient Practice
Estimates of Egyptian mummies vary widely from 420 million bodies embalmed from before Christ to 200 CE to reach a cessation, to 741 million based on earlier or later starting points. The figures reflect differing assumptions about the duration of mummification practice.
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Egypt
B. A
Should Fight Before Breakfast
A Western specialist asserts a man shot in the abdomen has a better recovery with an empty stomach. He argues soldiers should fight before breakfast, applying this theory to combat readiness and early morning engagement.
Chimneys to this Times Kooneva claim unknown to ancients
Fragmentary lines suggest a historical note about Kooneva being unknown to ancient peoples and not sanctioned by any source or Roman BICol. The text is garbled, but it implies a claim about legitimacy or recognition by authorities as the hoof note ends with unclear terms.
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