Revolation in Northern Tamaulipas Sparks Turmoil
A New Laredo dispatch reports rising excitement as Mexican rebels grow stronger in northern Tamaulipas. Government troops have been stationed in Monterrey, 250 troops have arrived, and recruits travel from across the river. Several men including Marcos Da Luna and Manuel Hinojosa join, amid raids on ranches and a fatal shooting over a pistol.
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Mealov
New Laredo
Mex Waya
Mier
Guarrero
Inarms
Bownito Diaz
Insurgenta
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Monterey
Matamoros
Santa Maria
le Basso
Marcos da Luna
Manuel Hinojosa
Bernardo Gonzales
Ront
Here
Immense New York aqueduct shaft accident injures workers
An explosion and fire at the One Hundred Seventy-Eighth Street and Tenth Avenue aqueduct shaft in New York injures night shift workers Wa O'Toole John Sullivan Mike O'Brien Grant White and Jeremiah Sharter. O'Toole is fatally burned. O'Brien and Sullivan burned. White burned on hands. Waite injured. several men threatened by disaster at the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
York
Frato
O'Toole
O'Brien
Bhorter
Waite
Sullivan
Ireland
Brock Watson
Marshall and
Callowhill Streets
Ite Nien Sing
Noruh Second Street
Phu Linea
Chinatown
Carriaze
Callowaill Strath
Tiwelita
Christian Street
Tenth
Tnion
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Exoder
Canton
Philadelphia
Widespread fires and disasters hit Ravenswood and beyond
A fire at the New York Architectural Terracotta Company works in Ravenswood caused seven hours of burning with estimated damage toward 85000. Other incidents include flood damage near Newark ticking toward 100000, a fatal elects at Fort Hamilton, dock collapse, warehouse collapse in New York, assault and execution of a Chicago murder suspect, and a violent street incident involving artist Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Architectural Terran Cotta Company
Ravenswood
L. 1
Gulian Verplanck Weir
Fort Hamilton
New York Harbor
Himeelt
Rockaway Beach
Columbia Way
Roosevelt and
Front Streets
New York
N. J. Swexey
Bons & Co
Edward C. L. Judean
Ned Buntline
Stamford
N.Y
Jake Brasswell
Bullock County
Strike Mania Grips Convicts at Dade Mines Tennessee
A large strike by 200 convicts at the Dade coal mines in Tennessee has grown serious. Workers demand better treatment and refuse to return to duty until their demands are met. Guards have not yet persuaded others to return, and about 300 more are expected to join.
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Dade
Tennessee
DAS
Guan
Sbamen
Battle in House of Representatives ends in brawl
A heated clash on the Washington floor between Cobb of Indiana and Laird of Nebraska escalated into a physical fight. Cobb struck, drawing blood, after exchanged insults about Southern land rings. Peacemakers separated them as supporters applauded Laird’s blow, while both sides faced calls for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Beteen Cobb
Indiana
Laird
Nebraska
Cobb
Jadze Payson
Llindis
Public Landarommittee
Gilfillan
Minnesota
Latrda
Judges Payson
Nothhwest
Lsird
Cobh
Paysor
Payson
Cubbeoon
Bin
Senator Voorhees
Pogeon
Boris
Tolb
Mr. Cobb
Leird
Senate Debates River and Harbor Bills and Warland Grants
Long Senate notes from July discuss river and harbor appropriations across states including Milwaukee Manitowoc Racine and Oconto, approval of naval bills, land deed questions for Highwood tract Chicago, and arrangements for printing and executive conferences with House. Mentioned are Sen Logan Beck and the Commercial Club of Chicago, with deadlines and adjournments.
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Totscay
Senate
Weovenoas
Detroit River
Mississippi River
Logan
Highwood Tract
Commercial Club
Chicago
Tourguay
Gan
Loran
Secretary of War
Re. Alfeon
Clarke
Senetora
Treasu
Ballimorg
Clarka
Civi Rargité
Internavevede
Harvesors
Ate
House
Committee On ‘Appropriations
Bavarpay
Milwaukee Harbor
Manitowoc
Sturgags Hey Canal
Des Moines River settlers debate labor law and treasury relief
A republican session records a debate on immigration of laborers under contract, a call for presidential information on reciprocity with Mexico, and a bill enabling homesteaders to reenter after losing rights. The House addressed treasury payments on public debt, civil service pay, and labor protections while considering Senate amendments and private bills.
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Lincoln
United States
Des Moines
Rapcoon Fork
Mexico
Voorhees
Tostay
House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Thia
Hecate
Wepneswat
Honas
Tangkpay
Randall
Commi Tt
Tures
Vureed
Peice
Wieconsin
Hall Clyire
Wis
Committee On
Laor
Nyt
Merzanice
District of Columbia
Tbe
Fripax
Elis
Cannon
Iil
Howe
Seoate
Civil Service Commessons
Yage
Mr. Bel
Earwatlite
Ebm Alijlia
Nicaragua
Ala
San Juan
Trenty
Repulia
Josephs Romiener
Attor
Pandad
Contivenes i
Hove
Comarittes
The Boycott and Labor Unrest in New York Brewers
The New York brewers support George Ebret against the Socialistic labor union faction and plan a retaliatory boycott. Beginning on the 15th, they will refuse to supply beer to saloonkeepers who cut trade with Ebret due to his stance toward the Theias boycotters, targeting the Culled lurger Brewers of New York and vicinity members who back the boycott.
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Hocialiste
Tornad Agaspet
New York
George Ebret
Echeme
Lurger Brewers
Ebret
Ebest
Theias
Destructive Lumber-Yard Fire at Knapp Stout Yard
A massive blaze tore through Knapp Stout & Co lumber yards in St Louis on the 18th, driven by strong winds and water shortages. The 35 acre yard held over 25,000,000 feet of timber and crating, with an estimated loss near $400,000. insurance details were not provided.
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Father
Won
McLalland
Maxwell
Loni
Supreme Court
Steve Racio
Livingstone
Ala
Fie
Koden
Biedlie
Poland
Thomas, Tunis Box Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Dubuque
James Dacsy
Michael Gaynor
Chicago
Woodstock
Haltimoré
Hovses
Tener
Theitta
Cedar Falls
Merced
Carnat Hoffmann
Provident
Hank
St. Louis
Almond B. Thompson
Jim Alten
Arcadis
Kas
Datec
Pike
Carthage
Mfo
Tnoioas
West Fork
Ark
John Lakey
Ha. Stout & Co
Knapp, Stout & Co., &J. Louis
Decree Signed Expelling Duke d Aumale from France
President Gravy signs decree to expel the Duke d Aumale from France. If the Duke de Chartres resists, the chamber of deputies will pursue confiscation of all property in France belonging to the Orleans family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
President Gravy
Gravy
Duke d’Aumale
Duke de Chartres
Chamber of Deputies
Orleang
Explosion at Petersburg Factory Kills Sixteen
At St Petersburg on the 16th a wagon unload failed artillery material causing a shell explosion. Sixteen people were killed, including four children, with several injured. The blast occurred among workers and bystanders during the unloading of old government stock.
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Bixteen Faxtons
Gt. Petershare
Carelessnasa
Bt. Petersburg
Shall-pox Epidemic Ravages Santiago de Chile
A Santiago dispatch reports the smallpox outbreak worsening daily in the city. The disease proves fatal to sixty or one hundred seventy percent of those attacked. Twenty seven cases were sent to the hospital on the preceding Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Chili
Wisconsin River lumber and river trade disputes
Wisconsin dispatches describe a major saw mill property transfer involving the Lag company and Sherman mill interests with a $15,000 deal for 20 percent stock. The report covers railroad, riverfront, and logging activity along the Mississippi, plus fires, drownings, abductions, and police actions in multiple cities including La Crosse and Milwaukee. It notes a lime of public works, a court case withdrawal, and local political moves ahead of a September state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Misaiesippi River
Aiepere Lagsng Company
Poola
Atock Pata
A. M Sherman
Sherman Mill Company
Zaznon
Milwaukee
McDonald Bros
la Crouse
Tex la Crosse
Lulu Wheeler
Oberst
Lowell
Wheelar
Baymenn
Ashland Press
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Penokee
Hoppenyan
Onyssius Cole
Justica
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Zerope
London
England
Eau Claire
Drouth
Meinecke
Mason Street
Fourth” Ward
St. Paul Road
Awavoree
Charles Rohan
Tesch
Waawatoss
Gogebls
Ashland
State Board of Charities
Brown County
Colursdine
Dane
Dodge
Grant
Green
Rson
Manitowne
Nodovean
Walworth Go
Panlnsane
Spitals and
County Asylums
Waces
State Hospital For the Insane
Northern Hospital
Milwaukee County
Flas
Nedra
Roca
Winnebago
Marty Albert
Saxonia
Torraine
Madison
Wisconsin State Poultry Association
Sweden
Dakota
Idth
Woo
Malet
Barahao
North Point
la Crosse
Feld
Neenah
Chippewa Logging Company
Log Pool
Mississippi River
Tare la Crosse Common Council
Powall
Jess ¥. Segeer
Bread
Benjamin Harrison
Robert Nelson
la Crosae
Mining Company Articles and Incorporators Named
Tax Hoppengsn Iron Mining Company issues articles naming incorporators Geo. Far ixil Lt. Day and E. J. Palmer. A fatal railroad accident in Humbind near Eau Claire on the Omaha Road ends with a woman stepping onto the track and being killed by the train.
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Hoppengsn Iron Mining Company
Atock
Geo. Farixil
Day
E. J. Palmer
Humbind
Eau Claire
Omaha
Extradition Treaty Signed Between England and United States
London dispatch reports a new extradition treaty between England and the United States. It covers surrender of dynamite and related offenses. No formal confirmation given by Washington. Foreign Office and American legation officials offered minimal comment. Diplomatic circles note underlying social tensions in Chicago.
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London
England
United States
Legation
White
State Department
Washington
Foreign Office
Cis
Chica
Women Drive Big Win In Michigan School Election
In Tusta and Ionia Michigan city voters, nearly snowed under by circulars, saw women mobilize transport and persuade opponents. About 1,300 votes cast, 600 by women, yielding a large female majority as only men were nominated.
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Tusta
Mich
Ionia
Volla
Relative Standing of Parties After Latest Returns in Ireland
British Nelbellins reports partial election tallies up to the 14th instant with Unionists leading at 1,399,523 and Gladstonian at 1,320,648. At midnight, final estimates show Conservatives and Unionists at 323, Liberal Unionists 73, Giadatoniaor 193, Parnellites 86, suggesting restored commercial confidence in Dublin as markets buoy up and Irish railways advance.
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Gladstoniang
Glaistoniang
Giadatoniaor
Parnetlites
Severe North Carolina Floods Devastate Farms and Towns
Heavy continuous rains flood North Carolina driving mass evacuations. Farmers along the Cape Fear and Tar rivers report widespread crop loss as typhoonlike rainfall inundates the region. Turpentine distilleries, stores, and homes flooded. lowland crops damaged across the state.
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Thak Rumas
North Carolina
Caps Fear
Vancouver in ashes after telegraph office fire
A Victoria dispatch reports Vancouver British Columbia is again in ashes with the telegraph office destroyed and no further details available. Local authorities are awaited for information on casualties or causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
B.C
Labor Noces and Tanneries Strike Across Cities in 1880s
A labor unrest report details 400 rug weavers at John Bromley & Son in Philadelphia resuming work on the 13th after strike action over employer refusals. It describes a broad Knights of Labor led lockout across tanneries in Salem Massachusetts and Peabody, with 3,050 idle workers, 24 tanneries, and a call for shorter hours. The piece also mentions stage gossip about actors and concludes with Queen Karoruri of Hawaii planning a U.S. tour starting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bromley & Sone
Philadelphia
Frm
Peabody and
Salem
Mass
Knights of Labor
Brand
Gan Francia Chrouiers
the Baldwin
Lord Jura
Sophie Ky
Corveze
Sophie Eyre
Karoruri
Kalakaua
Hawaii
United States
Gilder Arrested Over Bond in New York Case
Col William Gilder was detained in New York after a bond dispute involving Miss Sally Adams. Adams alleges he held a $1,000 bond from the Manhattan Elevated Railway Co. and failed to return it. Gilder pleads not guilty, claims Adams asked him to safeguard the bond, and says he later left for China. Bail set at 1500. authorities seek guidance on next steps.
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New York
William 2
Gilder
New Fork
Era
New London
Conn
Greenland
North Pole
Agbe
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Sally Adams
Col
Jefferson Market
Misa Adame
Misa Adams
Boody, McClellan & Co
Brosadaye
China
Bedid
James Gordon Bennett
Priconet
Miss Adams
Burlington Free Press
Anan
Cleopatra
Jack Jisson
Drai
Traveller's Megazine
Bovee
Mary Ace
Siater
Breezy
Browo
Smith
Brown
Hoake
Jinca
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Perdita
Buffalo Expresa
Atlanta, Ga
Petroleum Exchange
Tack
Mr. Hopeful
Young Hopsful
Acd
Thomas
Tom
Pittsburg
Alleged Debor. Garbled notes spark jokes on fashion and crime
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes from various papers mocks fashion, marriage and crime. It mentions a Western firm’s supposed wife guarantee with a suit purchase, a New York suicide, and stray humorous exchanges, ending with a long, satirical censure of Oliver Wendell Holmes visiting London society.
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Marshfield Times
Tromaga Norton
Publicbe
Thaga
Wive
Lord Hartington
Lord Salisbury
Lord Balisbury
Gladatons
Gladstone
Michael Hicks-Beach
Irish National League
B. W. Foster
Duke of Westminster
Dr. Foster
Chester
New York Mail Mnd Express
A. L. Woodsward
Hia
Bixth Avenue
Woodwird
Mr. Woodward
Afr
Woodward
Assignot
Henri Roget
Lycus
Roget
Ray
JH. Carroxn
D. D
Atrix
Licomice
Aawew
Bond
Sean Anear
Yan Aig
Sony
Sperlug
Sansverneentsieun Banvey
Nomle Beisseinst i Fonk
Fess
Bereen—Godd
Emarsrersssaysen
Beimell
Oeily Sramm
Meringen
Somlaal Latasayegbornrene
Toledo
Simone
the House OF Pugilists
Gine Sosa
Perar
Xoe
Congressional Proceedings
Senots
Mesnay
Jamey B. Bade
Afgan
House Bi
Culdiara
Autora
Elihe B
Waeboose
SY. Louis Losser Burted
Une Duke Dachale
Wisconsin State News
THEIL
Cleder Au
Cardinalus
Pompadour Buic
Jensie
Asid
Tandrake Bloegem
Jude
Tezaa
J. W. Owen
Erath County
Owen
Fort Worth
W. H. Bosey
Bosey
Bossy
Justice's Court
Joi
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jones
Peel
Ag Chcerone
Lady Derby
Mr. Goeas
Archdearon‘Farrar
Survective Club
Walter Pol
Jock
Habelais
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