Europe in flux and US frontier trade policy shift
The Danish landsting backs Estrupp cabinet measures while the folkething denounces foes and resists student support as Europe faces elections and potential upheaval. The Treasury circular targets Canadian shipments routed through Canadian ports, challenging domestic production status for free entry certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrupp
Landsthing
Folkothing
Pro Wier
Hia
Tus
Treasury
Canada
United States
A Wing volcano seen near Busambre hill in Sicily
Brigadier at Ficuzza in Palermo province noted evening lights on Busambre hill. He gathered troops to halt suspected brigands but found loud subterranean thunder and red hot cinders showering down, forcing swift retreat to their station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Ficuzza
Palermo
Tataly
Busambre
Sebols
Pinia
Thunderstorm research deepens across nations
The article notes growing international scientific effort to understand thunderstorms. It cites France and Belgium studies, confirms Belgian findings that storms form in the southern quadrant of depressions, and hints that full mechanisms remain unsettled awaiting detailed synoptic observations and frequent hourly data to resolve the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bavaria
Belgium
Thal
Lancaster
Wyatt
Fragmentary Telegraphic News From Across The Nation
A miscellaneous Telegraphic round of items reports a soldiers and sailors monument engraving in Galena Illinois a gold quartz discovery in Hampshire County a fatal accident in St Louis a large squash on display in Brooklyn Iowa and a pumpkin weighing 519 pounds found near Tolono Illinois. Several deaths murders and robberies are noted including Mrs J Schaeider in Iowa and Thayer near Hamilton Station New York. Political and international items cover Bulgarian frontier clashes ports conference in Bulgaria and French political tensions with an attempted shooting of the French foreign minister in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors' Monument
Galena
Ill
U. & Grant
Hampshire County
St. Louis
Scott Thompson
Brooklyn
Iowa
Aormer
Tolono
Illinois
Speedvs Ferry
Sirs
J. I. Bchseider
Potoal
Wik
Tr Iy
Sane
Thes
Chicago College of Pharmacy
Paxsace
Trumbull
Conn
Bridgeport
Nexry Wand Bencies
Lurlford
Garmages
Suart-rox
Montreal
Mase Ea Axe
Gracy
Grant
Rivereidy
Calle
Coca
Morocco
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Porte
Philippine Islands
Primier Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Feery
Stese
M. di Preyoiser
Tilaira
Paris
Seine
Debarring Wil iam A. Teusk and other federal moves
From the Capitol records show Wil iam A Teusk of Garden City Kansas barred from practice before the Interior Department. Treasury appoints Godfrey Jagger internal revenue agent. Michigan frontier supervision returns to federal control due to state inefficiency. A report about Special Indian Agent Thomas and pending charges, plus Patent Office examiner clerks examination details. Import and export totals for year ending Sept 30 and Sept 30 figures. A Minnesota war veteran seeks West Point appointment. Posts on consular service and New York influence plus Post Office special delivery circular issued with monthly reporting and delivery rules.
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SteveTary Lagan
Wiliam A. Teusk
Garden City
Kan
Interior Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Godfrey Jagger
Ottawa County
Ohio
Michigan
Martelle
Marine Hospital Service
Detroit
Thomas
Assinaboins
M.T
Hessya
Bismarck
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Patent Office
Commission
Bureau of Statisticy
Conan
St Puri
Consulas Service
Europe
South America
G. Walker
New York
Mc Bayard
Postofice
Land Grants and Silver Exports Spark U.S. News
Commissioner Sparks rules on land grant rights to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad and the California route. The Mint reports vast silver and gold coinage, exports, and seigniorage, noting major movements in 1888 and the broad reach of U.S. currency and land policy.
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Sparks
Wassington
Massachusetts
Atlantic and Pacic Railroad Company
Springfield
Shaevestern
Quierado Chiquito
Colorado River
Anch Point
Pacific
States
California
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Pacific Ocean
San Buens Ventura
San France
Congress
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Sauth
United States Circuit Court
Orton
Sawyer
Atlantic and
Pacide
Smith
Multiple Disasters and Crimes Reported Across Regions
A Panhandle Texas fire scorched over 500000 acres near the Canadian river as cowboys fled to water. In Illinois a Spring Field arch collapse killed one and injured six. Newport RI man Waltre Ciadwick missing. body found weighed with bricks. Gloucester MA clothing store loss about 40000. Poorman Eston Ind hotel and town hall burned. insured losses 12000 to 10000. New York gauge crash near Ogkdate injures several. one dies. Syracuse Ind mills and rail shops burn. total loss 106000. Servian government secures 3000000 loan backed by tobacco monopoly. Rangoon rumors of Mandalay revolt and king’s murder. Croat Croaveao governor murdered. Paris hosts large demo showing support for Premier Estripto after death scare.
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Peaiere
Panhandle
Texas
Springfield
Waltre Ciadwick
Newport
Roode Island
Nathan Jacobs
Gloucester
Maas
Henry Rogere
Electric
Poorman
St Eston
Ind
Wie
Poormangisu
Nea Ogkdate
Mar
Massachusett General Hospital
Boston
Syracuse
Bush & Co
Ohio & Mississippi
Yoris
Rangoon
Mandalay
Theeban
M. Matic
Croaveao
Servia
Paria
Estripio
Suaganagin
Gold and Silver Annual Report of the Director of the Mint
Dr. James B. Kollbail, director, presents the fiscal year 1885 mint and assay office results. Gold deposits totaled 50.7 million with domestic bullion leading and foreign bullion and coin also shown. silver deposits and coinage value reached 35.1 million. Total coinage value of gold and silver deposited and purchased stood at 94.5 million, down from the prior year, with noted declines in Pacific coast gold production and San Francisco deposits. Imports and exports of gold and silver bullion and coin are itemized, including foreign and domestic components and substantial foreign coin imports.
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United
Sparks
Sule Eon
San Francisco
London
New York
Treasury
Wastage
Coln DY
Liss
Carson
Wasrtretos
James B. Kombail
United States
Pacific Coast
The New Minister to Spain Zabexz Lafayett Wonree Curry
A long biographical sketch covers Zabexz Lafayett Wonree Curry born June 5 1825 in Lincoln County Georgia. He studied at the University of Georgia and Harvard Law School, served in Texas Rangers and the Alabama Legislature, shifted to Confederate service, later held Baptist and college roles, and became President of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Southern Baptist Convention. The piece includes a humorous courtroom scene about bricklayers and rising taxes.
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Zabexz Lafayett Wonree Curry
Virginie
Mr. Curry
Lincoln County
Georgia
Talladega County
Alabama
Curry
University of Georgia
Harvard College
Massachusetts
Harvard
Hayes
Hoadly
Ohio
Texas Rangers
Buchanan
Cunny
House of Representatives
Washington
Congress
Revolutionary Claims Committee
State Department
Confederate Congress
Board of Foreign Missions
Southern Baptist Convention
Howard College
Richmond College
Virginia
Italian conspirators sentenced to death in Chicago
The court upheld three Italian defendants Giovanni Azzari Augustino Gelardi Ignazio Sylvestre for strangling a fellow Italian last autumn. Judge overruled motion for new trial and condemned all to be hanged on November 15 after a formal verdict of guilty, noting the cool, deliberate nature and lack of mitigating circumstances.
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Tun Taree
Tialiam Werderera
Sumer
Azzari
Giovanni Azzari
Augustino Gelardi
Ignazsio Sylvestre
Judegs
Bay
Geraron
Blaze
Attorneo Grinnell
Gelardi
Italy
Azari
Golardi
Carrie Navagato
Ferdinand Ward Convicted of Grand Larceny in New York
The jury found Ferdinand Ward guilty of grand larceny in New York. He faces ten years at hard labor in state prison. Witnesses included James D. Fish ex Marine Bank president and other banking officials connected to the case. Ward displayed a pale but steady demeanor as the judge imposed the sentence.
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Larsény
Ferdinand Ward
New York
James D. Fish
Marine Bank
Aubun State Prison
Benjamin Fish
D. Cornell
First National Bank
Newark
Wm. Warner
W. Smith
J. T. Davis
Grant & Ward
Ward
Martine
Verdinand Ward
Barret
York
Benjamin F. Wade
Conte
Pennsylvania
Washington
Erie
Lincoln
Wade
Riverend
Tha
Arifield Cane
White House
Tennessee
Judah
Meeting of Father and Son in Court Hall
Samuel N. Brooks of Hyde School and W. B. Maxwell appeared in the Circuit attorney’s office shortly after 10 o’clock on October 29. Earlier plans to reunite father and son in the sailors’ parlors were canceled.
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Louis
Samuel N. Brooks
Hyde
Sen
W. BH. Maxwell
Father and son reunion near court in tense scene
In a crowded hearing room Deputy Sheriff Kenefick escorts Maxwell alias Brooks to the chair. Son and father exchange a tearful, silent hug before resuming their conversation, as Brooks Sr. declares his belief in his son's innocence despite evidence. He cites medical claims, insurance suspicions, and a suspected influence by a curate, while the son asserts a lawful defense and hints at past romantic entanglements.
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Presley
St. Louis
Hogland
Afr
Samuel N Brooks
Maxwell
Hugh
Pretler
Bace
Brooks, Sr
Manchester
Evang
PreHer
Ruth
Brooks
Walther Lensox-Max
Boston
Jeff Liverpool
Tiiston
Evans
Hyde
Death of Gen McClellan at Orange Mountain home
Ex commander of the army Gen George B McClellan died suddenly at his Orange Mountain residence from heart neuralgia exhaustion after hours of paroxysmal pain. He had recently shown good spirits and planned with his daughter before the attack. The event followed a long illness and failed remedies despite attentive care.
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Wie
Orange
N. Y
Gio. B. McClellan
Army of the United States
Orange Mountain
Seaward
McClellan
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