Pendleton matron killed in New York carriage accident
Alice Pendleton 81 wife of former Ohio governor and Berlin minister was thrown from a Victoria carriage in Central Park as a horse ran away. She died within minutes from skull fracture and brain concussion. Her daughter Jennie Pendleton was seriously injured but later revived. Driver Hugh Bally knocked unconscious. a park officer found Mrs Pendleton dead and Miss Pendleton hospitalized. The incident stunned spectators as the, horse bolted and carriage toppled.
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Alice Pandleton
Pendleton
Ohio
Berlin
Central Park
New York
Abo
Lci
Jennie Francia Pendleton
Victoria
Hugh Bally
Deaths and damages flood through South Carolina and beyond
Reports recount a spate of tragedies and destruction across the region. A woman of wealth in Waterbury took her own life by hanging in her parlor on the 17th. In Joliet, Albert Miller and Mrs. Black were found dead in their room, each having suffered pistol shots. A family in Illinois faces indictment as a husband travels to New York for work. South Carolina endures record rainfall causing severe crop damage, washed-out rail lines, and collapsed canals, with Columbia waterworks and reservoir destroyed and telegraph lines flooded. more rain is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoth
Pata
Waterbury
Conn
Carolina
Soutt Carolina
Columbia Canal
Columbia City
Columbia & Greenville
Garker Korrz
Maple Street
Milwaukee
Kinnickinnic
Honest John
Sch
Marshall
Shawanno County
Congregational Missionary Conference
Madison
American Home Missionary Society
Wisconsin Home Missionary Society
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Seiatex Spooner
Senate
van Schaick
North Point
Milwaukee Bay
Committee On Commerce
House
Dadzaville
Matthew Rogers
Tomah
Wall
Will Verona
Hakada
Kansas
Mrs. Side
Greenfield Avenue
Lanne & Whitney’s
Fulton Street
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Oficera Tierney
Dunham
Washington Street
Summit Hotel
Tierney
Davin
Ficon Rapids
Minnich
Reid
JA. Miller
J. A
Warren Guret
Capa
Schwoensen
Hamburg
Jawa
Sophie
Anne
Jacob
Susanne Tacsynaki
Henry
Tring
Herm
Alisabeth
Dorothea
Odolf Nieschuis
Nies
Peter
Ana
Mary
Quint
Gresywich
Teis
Lalenan
Fisganeis Wikrovowitechsigensch Weitertamburikfolki
Schwensen
Smith
Hjalmer Hjorth Boyeaat
M. E. Palmer
Atlantic
Hiaimer Hjorth
Hiram
Harrie
Hanngh
Hjalroer Hjorth
North Sea
Echante
Beker
Burlington Free Pres
Heswasn
New York Sun
Gulverton
O Five
Wang FC
Clark
Amit
N.Y
Trams
Nickal
Dainé
Nize
Harper's Bazar
John J. Quinn
Fabs Case
John
Timex
Little Massachusetts
Avenas
Freddis
Gmen
Kashnaton
Tim
Mulligan
Philadelphia
Solomous
Rachel
Dan Tyas
Bishneas
Abs
Solomon
Maliby
de Brewers
Fife
Harry Weeterly
Belle
Bluahing
Somerville Journal
San Franziaco
Rock Island Robbery Suspects Traced to Kendall County
Detectives identify two men linked to the Rock Island Express robbery and murder of Kellogg after a Kendall County farmhouse breakfast clue. The suspects, active in cattle trading nearby, are said to be located and arrests expected soon, with Palmer Austin recognizing them.
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Rock-Iland
Palmer Austin
Outbreak of Street Fight Ends in Death at Martinaville
In a street fight at Martinaville Virginia on the afternoon of the 17th James Terry a young farmer was killed and his two brothers W. K. Terry and Benjamin Terry mortally wounded Col P D Spencer prominent merchant and manufacturer Brown of Brown's Tobacco Warehouse B L Jones a saloon keeper H T Gregory a clerk and Sandy Martin were all severely hurt The trouble grew from circulated notices criticizing W K Terry and his late father traced to Col Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocky
Dullete
Darlibgt
Martinaville
Van
Jaraea Terry
Wo K Terry
Benjamin Terry
Col. P. D- Spencer
Rominent
Tarlton Brown
Brown
B. L. Jones
Ht. T
Gregory
Shotel
Sandy Murtin
Virginia
W. KK. Terry
Col. Spencer
Cholera reports spread to Bretagne villages and Greek Turkish fronts
The Marina Hospital Bureau reports violent cholera appearing in Bretagne France with fishermen living in crowded conditions. Marseille sanitary conditions worsen and first quarter mortality exceeds prior records. Dispatches describe Turkish and Greek forces near Analipsis and Saint Olhanasine with Greek artillery striking Turkish earthworks and Turks retreating toward Hasgan Melino. Greek positions at Bairaktori and Poiothemdra are mentioned as tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretagne
Marina
Washington
Rance
Marseilles
Satpe Bbc Turklab
Tronsier
Cholers
Vaad
Abalipsis
Fim
Saint Olhanasine
Analipsis
Saltiosbia
Hasgan-Melino
Bairaktori
Wieed
Poiothemdra
Wide Range of Fatalities and Disasters Reported Coast to Coast
A sprawling 19th century murder, accidents and fires fill the page. Notable items include the Deno Adame steamer burned at Memphis, Union County Illinois resident JK Waluson found shot in a barn, a drunken attack on a crowded train injuring A G Clinton, and English swimmer John Robingon completing the Tappan Zee challenge. Also reported are Leopold von Ranke’s death in Berlin, forest fires in Clare County Michigan, a major oil well flowing 5000 bpd in Washington Pa, and multiple hangings for murder cases in New York and Arkansas. Fire damage to the Toronto Mail attics, a Lakota river flood, and violent incidents across Salt Lake City, Jacksonville, and Martinsville round out the grim ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deno Adame
Memphis
Waluon
Union County
Ill
Anoa
Tampa
Mores Dawson
Kentucky
A.G. Clinton
John Robingon
Tarrytown
Hudson
Egainat
Leopold von Ranke
Berlin
Clare County
Mich
Toronto Mail
Washington, Pa
Sidney
Neb
Jim Reynolds
John
James Pinkston
Dio Lewis
Yonkeara
N.Y
Alpeas
Barnes
Dover
Ark
Charles Hollman
Bufalo
Peter Louis Otto
United States
Carolina
Vedes
Ald, Jaetine
New York
Louis Willet
Charlee Croach
Kingston
N. Y
Daho
Salt Laks City
John A. Moweraxhot
Docker
Leater Decker
Binowalf
Martinsville
P.D. Spencer
Hoboken
Divorce suit reveals disputed Urbana marriage record
In Urbana Ohio Joseph V Longfellow sues for divorce from Rena Norman after discovering a probate office record showing a marriage on September 14 1884 that the couple deny ever entering. They claim the license was fraudulently obtained by Rev James Randell to defraud them and that they never lived together. The case hinges on the contested marriage document and fraud allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlous Bait
Urbana
Joseph V. Long
Rena Norman
Patan
James Randell
The
Baptist Church
Senate Debates Pension and Postoffice Bills in May Proceedings
Senate and House actions span pensions, postoffice funding, and import bans with debates on foreign claims and rail service. Notable items include a slave to Canada amendment, river bridge discussions, a drought of action on the shipping bill, and a tax on state bank notes. The period covers May 13 to May 22 with multiple committees advancing or pausing measures and confirmations issued.
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Senate
Monpax
Bouineau
Prue
Wnh
Lelug
Nots
Canada
Tuxaway
Weonrapay
Tuanspar
Altécxayurai
Fayday
Bebutor Spooner
Caswell
United Shores
Sewell
John Porter
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
Dee
Plumb
Senata
Tas Sonaty
Polotud
Chass
Court of Latatus Cleime
Tome
Mospay
Bannett
Guenther
Wia
Legislativn
Boutalle
Washington
Edwin St. Stanton
Tao DI
Senate Bil
Cina
South America
Wen Raoay
Mev L
Me Moour
Dutelle
van Baton
Dius
Committee On Public
Lunda
Iowa
TreRaway
Faiway
House
Franklin Thompson
E. E. Leslye
Michigan
Mc Herburt
Morrigan
Liverbay
Ehip
Othora
Randall
Labor unrest and wage requests sweep across cities
Reports describe strikes, wage demands, and returned workers from Boston to Cincinnati. Indictments falter for deputies in Belleville while unions push for shorter hours and higher pay. In New Jersey and Chicago, workers resume or seek compensation amid widespread labor tension.
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KINI
Casay
Hala
Boston
Belleville
Til
East 8
Louis
Pittsburg
Sharon Iron Works
Sharon
Newark
N. J
Cincinnati
Explosions Hit Orangeville Office and Home
Two blasts struck Orangeville on the seventeenth injuring property and alarming residents. The office and the residence of Politica Mrusyutra were damaged. no deaths reported. Citizens condemn the act amid enforcement of the temperance law and magistrate Monroe’s actions.
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Orangeville
Oat
Anobhr
Poiltca Mruysiutra
Monroe
Scott
Uncle Tom's Cabin fire injures cast at Westerville stage
A fire broke out in the stage scenery during a Westerville performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin on the 8th of the 18th. Several cast and crew were injured, including Mia Wharry, C B Mathews, Willie Frezier, and others. the blaze was contained with no building loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Mia. Wharry
C.B. Mathews
Willie Frezier
Willam Knox
L. Clouse
A. J. Dalamater
Walter Asher
Willie Heynes
Ada
Markley
Mra. Adams
Harry Evans
Wisconsin State News Summary of 1853 post office claims and events
Tax portmaster-general transmitted to the House a list of post offices whose stationery allowances were disallowed in 1853 due to exhausted appropriations. Milwaukee $165.42 and Oshkosh $3.50 among claims, plus reports of polio death in Milwaukee, barneveld bank execution, and various local incidents across Wisconsin.
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Houge
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Ancient Order of Hibernians
W. A. A. Fricke
Barneveld
Circuit Court
Town County
Grace Lincox
Orville Strong
Abhland
Horace
Albany
Eau Claira County
Star- Lean Bar
State Bar Association
M. V. Forest
Boydtown
Crawford County
la Fayette County
Gratiot
Cothern
T. Scott Angley
LoxpaRk
Menovrones Street
Eau Clare
Empire Lumber
Garvey Bros
Prairie du Chien
Mia
Eaux Prosper
Exiwacere Bates
Dgardenee
Bangine
Ole Nene
Han Claire Furniture Company
Big Pings
the Steel
Ifs
Paul Grotzau
Ansarchist
Comic Fragments And Banter From Various Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and vignettes recounts witty lines about mistaken payments, diet woes, a doctor’s orders, and daily quirks. Jokes touch on a arrest for stealing, a boy asked where peanuts are raised, and a groom’s wedding ceremony gag. The item showcases light, period voice humor from multiple 19th century outlets.
Eruption of Mount Etna Threatens Nearby Towns
A report from Catania describes Etna erupting with lava columns issuing from eleven craters. A lava stream up to 260 meters wide flows toward Nicasi, prompting measures to rescue residents of Morre Ragso as authorities monitor the dangerous event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ftna
Catania
Saya
Mt. Tne
Morte Ragso
Tava
Folcano
Nicaiosi
Armistice Talks Reported After Greek Turkish Clash
Dispatch from Athens says a truce took effect on the 24th with no fighting since. Casualties are heavy on both sides. Turkish and Greek commanders will meet to seek armistice terms per Promice Tricorpis orders. Fighting extended fifteen miles along the frontier, with the heaviest at Timoro. London shows great excitement.
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Athens
Ar Armistics
Promice Tricorpis
Timoro
London
Labor Notes and Labor Unrest Across Cities
Secret session in St Louis forms a national district Knights of Labor unit of coal miners with W M Heiley as district master workman. Milwaukee Knights parade with about 5000. St Louis iron workers end eight hour strike. Detroit shoemakers end strike. Chicago youths fined for sacking a drugstore. St Louis furniture and Cumberland coal region miners adjust terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
W. &. Heiley
Knights of Labor of
Milwaukee
Old
John C. Callahan
Washington, D.C
Journeymen House
Painters’ Assembly
Cumber and
Chicago
Younganwy
Costa
Rogenfeld
Drazetore
Joasph- Breda
Joasph Hais
Keelys Motor Exhibition At Philadelphia Impresses Capitalists
In Philadelphia Keely demonstrated a vibrating motor, seen as a success by twenty five capitalists and scientists who began skeptical yet ended convinced. A sailor news brief from Visreggio and Leghorn describes earache relief using a linen and beeswax cornucopia method with a flame, followed by head coverings and purifying burns. Also noted is hotel travel guidance to New Yorks Grand Union Hotel with lavish rooms and costs, plus a remark on dissolving borax in water for cleaning and whitening effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Keely
Visreggio
Leghorn
Italy
New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grain Central Depot
Grant Union
Fragmented poem text on aging and memory fades
An excerpt presents fragmented lines alluding to aging, sorrow, and memory. The text weaves motifs of light and curtain imagery, with emblems of loss, longing, and the passage of time. It reads as a poetic interior, not a clear news item or event.
Owl incident near Plains of Dara sparks shooting
In Darwin County near Plains of Dara a man woke to a strange sound and fired at a large owl on his fence. He shot three times, killing the owl and taking one, two, and three of his wife’s favorite items, sparking a violent response from his household.
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Tye
Tha Hess
Bodes
Dara
Bates
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