Explosion at Atlantic Giant Powder Works Kills Nine
A massive explosion at the Atlantic Giant Powder Works in McCasinagilla WN L early morning on the 2d killed nine workers and injured many more. The blast shattered the building, scattering body parts up to 500 feet away and uprooting trees. Names of the dead include Charles Jackson Joseph N Kinner George Ammerman George Hanbill Theodore Ryan Charles Milburn George King John Kay and two brothers Laa- disputing details.
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Jereex
Atlantic Giant
McCsinagilla
Wnl
Ta.m
Hell
Charles Jackson
Joseph N. Kinner
George Ammerman
George Hanbill
Theodore Ryan
Charles Milburn
George King
John Kay
Laa
Mysterious Fire Mountain Report Near Bruty Canada
Explorers arrive in Ottawa Ontario with word of a burning mountain near Bruty fifty miles south of the Canadian Pacific Railway close to the U S boundary. They describe underground heat roaring under the river bed and steam rising on the surface as the air grows scorching and the ground becomes unbearable.
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Ottawa
Ont
Twe Rev Chunteries
Bruty
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States Boundary Line
Lyad Hooters
Berith
Manitou River
Small Pox Epidemic Hits Upper Michigan Settlement
Reports describe small pox among settlers near Stalwart five miles from Lake Michigan at the Phigpena Mackinac boundary. In the Hannah family a daughter and son died while the father remains ill and wandering woods. No doctors or quarantine yet. post office road barricaded as fear of spread grows. disease traced to Canada. A Montreal visitor recovered, fueling fears of wider outbreak in the peninsula.
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Keepig
Upper Michigan
Fleming
Stalwart
Pototice
Lake Michigan
Phigpena
Mackinac
Mico
Hanoai
Iein Gane
Canada
Montreal
Hannah
Blot in a Claets at French Circus Protest Lights Fail
Thirty thousand spectators watched a large circus in Gard France on the night of the 28th. Electric lights failed when the show began, sparking a riot as police clashed with the crowd. Troops restored order after a desperate conflict leaving many wounded and arrested.
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Department of
Gard
Francs
Donlire
Troopa
Ple
Multiple fires and crimes reported across the nation
A chaotic digest lists a Little Rock lumber yard fire destroying Ferguson’s stock with $20,000 loss, a New Jersey freight collision injuring six, a Canton wagon coal wagon explosion killing one and wounding two, Emery’s Cleveland horses burned with sixty five lost, Frank Gaston hanged in Salisbury for assault, a near complete Independence fire with $200,000 loss, Boston grain merchant Frank H. Brown arrested for forged bills of lading, and a Nanticoke shooting that fatally wounding a wife.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ferguson
High Station
N. J
Ming
Canton
Thomas Moran
Barna
C. I. Emery
Cleviland
Frank Gaston
Salisbury
Independence
Cal
Frank H. Brown
Boston
Nanticoke
Edwin Bellows
Bellows
Clavelant
Fitz John Porter
Miller & Lawrence
Leominster
Maas
William
Miller
Sherman
Tex
Habel
Fama
Head
JVM
Shaw
Gamba
Lincoln
Banton County
Willian Rilvere
Desperado
Silvers
Adath
Fire and flood ruin estates and boats cited in 28th reports
Reports from the 28th mention Alfonso Heed's near collision and presumed death, the Balenddery mansion in Scotland burned with losses around 250 000 dollars, a Clyde to New York boat voyage with two months provisions, and a Washington murder tied to an old feud with Frank A Blackford killed.
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Alfonso Heed
Opelousas
Formet
Balenddery
Dundee
Sootland
Martin White
New York
Marchant
London
Clyde
Frank A. Blackford
New York Boycotters Sentence For Long Crime
The convicted boycotters of Theiss the proprietor of a New York concert hall were arraigned in court on sentence. Judge Barrett issued sentences including Paul Wiltzig and Henry Holdert to two years ten months with labor, Michael Stroh and Julius Rosan to one year six months, and Daniel Davenhauger to ten years eight months in state prison.
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New York
Taren
Atatepriaga
Dominion government to strictly enforce fisheries laws
An Ottawa correspondent reports the Dominion government has not relaxed protections for Canadian fisheries. The government says it will continue to enforce the law against raised British vessels found violating it, despite Imperial authorities’ involvement.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Denise
Biccdt
Canal bonds show $617,260 overissue thirty years ago
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company issued bonds for 2 609 000 thirty years ago. An overissue of 617 260 was found during renewal preparations. Treasurer J A T Wilson confessed implicating former treasurer Henry V Leslie, and both men have disappeared.
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company
J. A. T. Wilson
Henry V. Leslie
Pennsylvania Republicans Nominate State Officers at Harrisburg
At the Pennsylvania Republican state convention in Harrisburg on the 30th Gen. J. A. Beaver was chosen for governor and William T. Davis for lieutenant governor. The ticket included auditor general A. Wilson Norris, secretary of internal affairs T. J. Stewart, and congressman-at-large Gen. B. A. Osborne.
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Pennsylvania
Seagion
Harrigburg
J. A. Beaver
William T. Daviss
A. Wilson Norris
Mail train wreck near Knockbridge shocks Ireland
A mail train from Belfast to Dublin derailed near Knockbridge in extreme heat causing eight deaths and twenty injuries. The train was shattered as tracks failed from rail expansion. The driver and guard were arrested but not believed to be to blame.
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Toa
Bellant
Dublin
Knockbridge
Arrests in Circleville barn burnings end in bloodshed
George Brown marshal of Darbyville twelve miles from Circleville Ohio and a deputy attempted bare arrests Seymour Darling and Job Carpenter for barn burning. They were resisted by Darling and Carpenter and by Nat Darling. Darling was killed by five shots. others were dangerously wounded.
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Sheik
George Brown
Darbyville
Circleville
Seymour Darling
Job Carpenter
Darling
Carpoten
Nat Darling
Cita Radcliffe
Beyolour Darling
Labor turmoil hits Youngstown mills amid wage strike
About 1,500 workers at five Youngstown rolling mills left work as Philadelphia area unionists push for 2 cent wage increases. The strike involves James Rowland & Co and others with 1,500 affected, while Belleville nail mill settlement ends with no pay cuts.
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Youngstown
Scala
Pine
Philadelphia Iron Workers
James Rowland & Co
Stephen Robbins & Gene
Gainlbert
Mckadden & Oankey
Aughea & Patterson
Marshall Brothers & Co
Pittsbury
Lawent
Wagat
Zweller Augustin
Burreh
Murry
Shearer
Congressional Proceedings Mention Amendments and Appointments
June 95 reports show Mr Allison opposing rapid amendments and Mr McMillan planning to bring river and harbor measures up next. Senate and House discuss pensions, appointments for national homes for disabled soldiers, and reductions in cabinet salaries. Debates cover appropriation bills for army, agriculture, and diplomatic services with several conference reports approved.
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Tellur
Alfred Pleasanton
Hoar
Senate
Edmunds
Emily J. Junpard
Gen. Stannard
Varmont
Texapay
Mr. Hawley
Wo. J. Sewall
New Jersay
Martin T. McMahon
New York
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
Beck
R. Allison
House
Allison
Conferenca
Pim
Conforynes
Department of Agriculture
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Altigon
Lorca
Tuvnepay
Miller
Hoyas
Euatia
Michsel Hah
Call of States
Democratic Campaign Committee
United States
Secretary of State
Cangrena
Townshend
R. Burns
Committee On Appropriations
Spurcatons
Blounton
Poatmaster General
Foreign Office
Domatic
Foreign Mail Service
Bragg
Wis
Hateh
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
Randall
United States Grand Jury
Gny
Jose
Banate
Des Moines
Rioting unrest in Servia reported amid tax disputes and royal opposition
Reports from Belgrade indicate Servian peasants refuse to pay taxes after a costly conflict with Bulgaria. The opposition to King Milan's government is said to be growing, with regular flare ups and tension across the country as officials and tax collectors face growing hostility.
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Mt Yand
Belgrade
Sarria
Bulgaria
Milan
Wisconsin News Roundup Highlights Local Incidents
Milwaukee trials and legal cases surface with juries deadlocked in a Knights of Labor matter. La Crosse reports fires at Brigg Wharton & Beveridge and a string of accidents and deaths, including a 105 year old resident, a drowning, and a scaffolding fall. Miscellaneous notes cover immigrants in La Crosse, a loan association, and an old watermelon window gag.
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Elizabeta Olscheprey
Clark Street
Milwaukee
la Crosse County
T. W. Raxpaul
Eau Claire County
Hau Caire
H.exocs
le Crosae
Miga Anna Hoff
W. Jonxson
Chicago
la Crosse
Johnson
Home Mutual Loan and Building Association
Ist
Eeme
la Croses
Brigg
Wharton & Beveridge
Appleton
Imaurance
Briggs, Woorton & Beveridge
Wits Krause Wsia
Pear Tigerton
Jory Horre
CaanLes Leonnrays
Aosemith
Kapira
Brewing Company
Perm Burxey
Wisconsin
Anson
Eau Claire
Be Wee
Canada
Leaves
Frank Dolly
Everard Oarland
Phenix Manufacturing Works
Hye
Spanish Nurse and Substitute Named by Royal Court
A letter from Madrid to Figaro describes the royal nurse as a 26 year old resident of Heras in Santander. The chief nurse is depicted as a tall brunette with large eyes and abundant black hair, a privileged figure in the royal household.
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Hoya
Parti Figaro
Allother
Heras
Camargo Rock
Santander
Man versus bear on remote telegraph corridor in Sullivan County
Smith, a Standard Oil pipeline and telegraph line worker, faced a charging bear while patrolling the barrens between Hogenot and Cochecton. He climbed a telegraph pole using climbers, fired repeatedly, wounded the animal, and escaped as the bear retreated into the brush. Cubs later captured, four additional bears were noted in a separate encounter.
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The
Barrens
Port Jeeyia
Hogenot
Cocheches
Sullivan County
Standard Oil Company
Twit A & Week
Cole Smith
Smith
Cuba
Emich
A6abe
Theo
Ete Cochecton
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