Prolific Telegrams Tell of Executions and Global Turmoil
The latest telegrams report purveyor Kymumleras executed by electric chair in Auburn during the week of April 28, and Lucci’s 100 day fast in London drawing public and scientific attention. California reports a deadly mountain incident near San Bernardino, while unrest and debates over prohibition, political trials, and imperial intrigues ripple from New York to Dresden with mentions of Marat, the czar, and Bismarck's resignation.
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Auburn
Lucci
London
Crime and scandal sweep Annapolis and state county notices
A fragmented 19th century crime summary reports violent acts across Annapolis and surrounding counties. It notes a murder by Binwrox G Cowleshaw in Ame i roam, a defaulter cash loss of 610,000 by Kanade Cry, two thieves targeting a jewelry store, and a series of investigations into county officials and violent deaths.
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Cawlor Shaw
Kanade
Dobn B. Price
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Taft
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Archer
Jackson
Henewa
Clare Street
Hous
Woul Aga
PR Lee
J Tee
Hve
Dasvan
Cole
Gt Mdniy Wilson
Wan Ford
Ina Het
Enos Ranch
Congress Passes River Purchase Bill and Survey Offices
The Senate advanced a Mississippi River commission bill to purchase boats for overflowed districts and to create resident banks for relief. It directed exams, surveys, and experiments on water overflows, and passed related measures including surveyor general offices in North and South Dakota, a river improvements act near Wapella Illinois, and the national park bill for the District of Columbia.
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United States
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Political struggles and pension debates engulf Montana senate
April sessions reveal conflict over seat legitimacy for Silver Bow county delegates and contested election results in Clark and McGinnis. Senator Gray leads opposition to seating, cites official canvassing limits. house debates Idaho admission and federal pensions while billing debates continue.
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Power
Silverson County
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Taano
Vay
Dorsey
Nebraska
Idaho
War fears and germ fears amid European tensions
A garbled European conflict landscape unfolds with talk of a looming war in Europe. The piece muses on military moves, French and German dispositions, potential troop deployments, and the threat of chemical and biological dangers, interwoven with reflections on public health anxieties and a satirical, wandering fiction-like exchange.
Hires and Casualties in Town and Rail Mishap
A chaotic scene reports injuries and fatalities across multiple incidents. In Hernia Millie county a factory blaze devastated a home and damaged property, with several workers missing or injured. A separate wreck near Natlvoke caused multiple deaths and serious injuries, while a village fire in Sheresa destroyed buildings and left many residences uninhabitable. The Atlantic Express freight derailment near a river caused further disruptions and casualties.
Disjointed Notes from Anon Papers Highlight Illness and Events
Fragmentary report cites Dom Pudro illness, St Petersburg University closure over revolutionary pins, Ticino treasurer arrested for 2 000 900 francs embezzlement, Vienna affair on Jifa of the Czar, and Emperor William to attend the Hungarian manor event in September. Also mentions a remote Mexican reduction works linked to a New York company.
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Tui
St. Petersburg University
Bursa
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Loyvox
Herlin
Loxpos
William
Hungary
Francia Joseph
Chihashun
Mexico
New York
Causes of Poverty In Opinion From Many Notable Figures
The New York World survey gathers Yale professor Lummis and others across professions to answer Poverty’s root causes. Opinions range from property distribution and self belief to temperance and government reform, each arguing remedies from redistribution to personal virtue.
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Teantius
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Nepew
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Ilof
Urat
Jenny
Charles Drath Bakes Groud
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Ios
Jon Lorsely
John D. Tackefeller
St. Paul Globe
Vanderbilt losses do not deter his wealth vascular tale
A New York Sun report on William H. Vanderbilt recalls his massive fortune and failure in Wall Street speculation. A railroad official says Vanderbilt stopped all ventures, living in frugal quiet while wealth remains effectively inexhaustible.
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New York Sun
Wilam K. Vanderbilt
Wallabreat
Vanderbilt
Witliam R Vanderbil
Death of renowned geologist Prof Richard Owen in accident
Prof Richard Dale Owen, famed scientist and geologist born in Scotland in 1880, died at his New Harmony home after an embalming fluid bottle was mistaken for water. A household mishap led to poisoning. medical help arrived too late as he never regained consciousness. Owen authored many papers for major periodicals and was a leading figure in his field.
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Indictments Return in Munvnts Tennessee Grand Jury
The grand jury in Munvnts Tennessee on April 1 returned twenty four indictments against Ben Pullen Jr city registrar. Indictments allege embezzlement of 87563. He has disappeared. Pullen is brother of former City official on trial for other charges.
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Sx City Register
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Congress Debates State Liquor Control Commission
April 4 report from J. D. Taylor and committee supports appointing an alcoholic liquor commissioner to study the traffic. Proponents cite England inquiries and high crime linked to liquor while opponents led by Mr Quinn argue Congress lacks power to regulate state liquor. The bill aims to probe truth without federal mandate, seen as infringing rights and advancing personal interests.
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Mayors bid to close saloons sparks moral clash in Dereric
In Dereric Minnesota on April 4 confusion grows over Mayor Davis order for saloons to close at night and Sundays. Proponents say it enforces morality, while many residents push for leniency fearing lost business and cross-city trips to West Superior. Saloonkeepers back campaigns against the mayor, while Emerson and other city leaders press for reconsideration. The mayor's wife heads a local temperance group.
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Tragic Train Accident Near Maiden Reck
A train on the Burlington Northern line near Maiden Reck in Wisconsin ran off a high bluff after two laborers fell from a truck as the engine passed. One worker died on impact, the other was injured. An inquest followed. Additionally a man in Waupena reported to have committed suicide on a train, strangling himself with a handkerchief. Identified clues included a ticket from Spoken Falls to Detroit and a local inquiry into the deaths.
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Senator Brieg Pursues Railway Move In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne April 3 Senator Calvin Brieg president of the Taka Erie and Western railway is announced to have chased the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railway on his personal account, not for the Lake Erie and Western.
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