Bulgaria and Muugia Ultimatum Debate Ends In Tense Rally
A Bulgarian government reply to Russia’s ultimatum is drafted after a long session, promising compliance with constitutional limits. General Kaulbars, amid a hostile crowd, warns against following current leaders, then travels to the German consulate. A Bulgarian independent paper attacks Russia and Kaulbars, predicting mob violence if conspirators are freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaulbars
Kuasia
Russia
Kanibare
Mors
Zanko# organ
Rensis
Qen
Kaulbare
Gen
Kaulbarn
Cansul
M. de Giera
Bulgaria
Gret
Kaulbure
Wide World News Notes From Many Lands
A long intake of dispatches from St Louis to Amesbury and beyond. Reports include a wife’s suicide after her husband’s business collapse, a fire destroying the Merrimac Opera House at Amesbury with $36,000 loan, robbery of a freight agent in Williamsport, and large factory shutdowns in South Wales. Colliery blasts in Wakefield England kill seven, with many missing. Fires hit Benton Harbor and other spots, floods threaten Godavery, and a violent mob frees a suspect in Steeleville Mo. Tragedies on lakes and seas, rail accidents near Hinsdale and Willmar, and various political and criminal twists fill the page. A wide snapshot of 19th century danger and disaster in short, choppy notes.
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St. Louis
Craig Alexander
James Arbuckle
Allenwcod
Williamsport
South Wales
Altol
Wakefield
Yorkshire
England
Alden Canning and Evaporating Company
Benton Harbor
Mich
Godavery
Madgas
Charles Edweria
Oplore
Hattie Refuge
Algiers
Steelevilla
Wallace
Logan
Lynn
Maas
Henry Sears
Michael O'Neill
Darby Green
St. Petersburg
Michigan Central Road
Vilas
Bnstoh Nes
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
St. Cloud & Willmar
Manitoba Road
Willmar Jucation
Minn
Spginger
Charles Walters
Driscoll
Berry Gerrity
Leicester
Eng
United States Mint
Carson City
Neb
Fairchild
Oeeph King
Neganues
Micb
Louis Bouttard
Jesloway
Indiana
Northweath
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Hinsdale
L. Mt. Baldwin
Rock Falls
Frank Waters
New Orleans
Jourph Bakour
Waters
Church
Poquonnock
Conn
Benjamin Gardiner
Providence
Boston
Antira
Jacobum Bibaukaleky
Philadelphia
Bas
Matilde
Train Kills Brakeman Crowe Near Detroit
Louw Crowe, a brakeman for the Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad, was struck and killed by a train in Detroit on the 27th. The incident ends an ongoing criminal case against Smith, which began at Holvidere and now leans toward conviction.
Forgery Scandal Involving Two Society Women
National article notes two young ladies moving in society forged checks drawn on their father, increasing amounts from eight to eighty dollars and nine ten to one hundred. Reporter Lenhart was assaulted by Raymond Gilchrist, aided by daughters of Thomas Gannon. Mamie Gannon later assaulted Lenhart with a cowhide during a board of public works session. Gilchrist and accomplices face assault and conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joraay
Evening Journal
Lenhart
Raymond Gilchrist
Gilchrist
New Jersey
Thomas Gannon
Lenhad
Board of Public Works
Misa Mamie Gannon
Proposals on Canada Britain reciprocity treaty discussed
An Ottawa dispatch on the proposed treaty between Great Britain, Canada and the United States reveals cabinet ministers not denying the report. It states Britain drafted a confidential agreement with Canada, excluding the United States from input, and casts doubt on the draft becoming law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Canady
Royal Arch Masons Open Twenty-Sixth Triennial Convocation
The General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the United States begins its twenty sixth triennial convocation in Washington DC. A parade of Knights Templar and Masonic groups accompanied by the Grand Chapter from G Street to the Riggs House and Mazonic Temple. Commissioner Webb welcomed the gathering before closed door sessions commenced.
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Wasamweron
D. C
Royal Arch Marona
United States
Knights Templar
G Street
Eleventh
N. Wy
Riggs House
Gold Find Near Boundary Between Alaska and British Columbia
A Victoria dispatch reports a valuable gold discovery near the Alaska British Columbia boundary with $24,000 already realized. Jurisdiction disputes loom as the boundary, not defined since 1825 treaty lines, faces redefinition. A proposed boundary survey would cost about $4,000,000, and the project was abandoned after preliminary study. British Columbia members in Parliament warned of serious complications without precise delimitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Victoria
British Columbia
British Territory
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Curious Bavarian King pamphlet cites royal follies
A Philadelphia Telegraph excerpt reviews an anonymous German pamphlet on Bavarian King Louis II. It alleges extravagant sea-roof lake tricks at Munich, ruined fountains, and royal whims. The piece recounts private secretary remarks, palace secrecy, and the king’s later mental decline and harsh punishments, ending with musings on a potential cure.
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King of Bavatis
Germany
Bavaria
Quarkt
Munich
Hhis Suite
Louis
Hia Iyer
Luckle
Tras
a'Alencon
Empress of Austria
Eing
Hoppe
Hiswalady
Magnesium lamp promise sparks urban lighting rise
A smoky essay on magnesium lighting predicts five years for widespread use in towns, claiming lamps of 1000 candle power can outshine many options and cost little, with villages sharing the same fate as Indianapolis lighting progress. A dramatic hospital scene follows, detailing a dying child comforted by a nurse as a mother’s memory and a hymn linger in moonlit calm, ending with a nurse cradling the boy. The tocsin of hope contrasts with grim farming news as a peculiar cattle death due to horn and leg entanglement is reported in East Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Howara
Children's Hospital
Enferer
Jack
Shan
Abiah Dickinson
Bradford
Bris
Alderney
Ickingon
Multicultural banter and name curiosities in old papers
English, Irish and Scotch discuss a confectionery window scene with a young woman and playful bets. The Indianapolis pension list prompts reflections on famous names and odd monikers. A Milwaukee telegraph joke about Mis Brown at Bill arises. A Chicago Rambler note and a foreign labor piece describe social contracts and Italian farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mise Brown
Italy
Wisconsin News Highlights Local Deaths and Offbeat Incidents
Wisconsin items report a Milwaukee death by accidental fall from a building while apoplexy is blamed for another. A LanDRHE named Tarra dies at home in Milwaukee after injuries from a fall. Rail work disputes trigger wage-related strikes near Monroe. A large bank failure schedule is filed in Eau Claire with near 100000 in liabilities and many Chicago creditors. A baraboo accident narrowly spares a brakeman, and Platteville’s Block case is dismissed amid controversy over a prior death allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meyer
Northay
Doer Christi
Madison
Mankato
Mion
Cbristi
Pater Isaacson
McMaster & Co
Bleau Falve
Claive
Tamsuit
A. B. Ransom
Eau Claire
Eplin
Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Omaha
Forest County
Albany
Eau Qlaire
Marshall Wield & Co
Chicago
Reed, Murdock & Fisher
Sprague
Warner & Co
Wilson Bros
Edson
Keith
J. W. Hicks
H. J. McAtee
Ley
H. D. Fuoro
John Bordahl
Bordahl
Elliot
Eau Clairs
Peter Robicault
Rowan
Getchell
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Baraboo
George Long
Barbara Elizabeth Long
Jacob Block
Platteville
Plaintif
Black
Barbara
Bia House
Disorder in Leipzig and Paris Riot Amid Barbes Dedication
Four hundred Socialists marched through Leipzig led by expelled leader Schumann, clashing with 16 police as red flags were seized and seven Socialists captured including Schumann. In Paris a riot erupted during the unveiling of Armand Barbes statue at Carcassonne, with Moderates listed in charge of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Boetnitets
Leipsic
Paris
Schumann
Socislists
Socislista
Armand Barbes
Blanqui
Carcassonne
Aade
Committee Avig
Moderatiste
Reyola
Turbulent clashes and cyclone wreck havoc in Texas towns
Pro rebels provoked by audit conspirators clash with police as barriers fall and women and children are trampled. Concurrently a deadly storm sweeps Brownsville and Matamoros with 26 inches of rain, winds near 100 mph, hundreds of homes destroyed, and thousands left homeless. Relief efforts underway with large aid donations.
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Barbes
Red Flaga
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Tex
Matamoras
Matamorca
Rio Grands
Matamoros
Monterey
Trafhe
Mattamoras
Browns Iville
Copper market buoyant with hoped for 12 cent peak
The Commercial Bulletin notes a brisk copper week with prices up to 12 cents per pound for lake copper and 11 cents for December contracts. October and November delivery sales for lake copper totalling over 800000 pounds are planned at 11 cents amid a firm market front by lake companies. Analysts warn of potential restraint from Montana or Arizona mines and European stock impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlock
Boston
Maia
Commercial Bulletin
Lake Corr
Thia
Montana
Arizona
Europe
Fishery Question Opens Senate Inquiry Session
Boston Sept 25 The sub committee of the Senate foreign relations committee met at Tremont House to discuss preliminaries of the fishery investigation. Chairman George F Edmonds led with Senators Morgan Frye Everett and Galisbury as members. Edmonds said hearings may be public or private and no order of procedure has been fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maas
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States Senate
Tremont House
George F. Edmonds
John T. Morgan
Alabama
W. DP. Frye
Maine
W. M. Evarte
New York
Eli Galisbury
Delaware
Edmunds
Miners Die in Ishpeming Mine Disaster
Three named miners Morris Schamp Pan Brasze and Peter Papace were killed at the Winthrop mine in Ishpeming Michigan on the 26th after timbering failed in a drift slope trapping them under a mass of ore. Other items mention stray bits about poultry health and distant public notices.
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Chree
Bhatt Noar Ishpeming
Mich
Morris Schamp
Pan Brasze
Peter Papace
Winthrop
Ishpeming
Verre Bauta
Bt. Jacobs
Oakland
Cal
Volcanic eruption sighted near Pablo Mountain Alaska
A San Francisco Bulletin letter dated September 16 reports Pablo Mountain near the Alaska nucleus erupting with volcanic dust falling like Emery powder. Captain Curry on the Kodiak noted the crew saw a dark cloud on August 12 when 100 68 exposed the vessel to smoke. Dust depths measured inches as the Corwin’s Captain Abbey arrived August 21 with dust samples and a thunder-like noise heard nearby, with no earthquakes reported so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabio Momayala
San Francisco Bulletin
Bodiak
Alaska
Pablos Mountain
Curry
Kodiak
Neas
Sampa
Abbey
United States
Corwin
Angust
Thindar
Warming Areas Candidate For New York Endorsed
Henry George, the workingmen's mayoral candidate, won endorsement from 3,000 prominent citizens at Chickering Hall on the Ist. Lawyers merchants and workers filled the hall as women and children observed the convention. Speakers included Rev Heber Newton Prof Myrddson Prof De Leon Charles Wingate Father McGlynn and Prof Scott. A resolution backing George passed amid enthusiasm.
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New York
Henry George
Chickering Hall
Heber Newton
All Bouls
Myidson
de Leon
Gohimbia College
Charles F. Wingate
Father McGlynn
Brooklyn
Scott
New York College
Mr. George
International Law Case Involving Hathaway Detention
In 1882 George Hathaway, formerly of New Brunswick and a British subject, started a business at Big Horn City in Wyoming. A deserter named Heath was sought by Fort authorities, Hathaway was arrested due to a false resemblance, imprisoned, and allegedly mistreated to force a confession. Released when the mistake became clear, Hathaway’s business was ruined, and after failed redress at Washington, the Dominion government now treats the matter as an international issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caite
George Hathaway
Normerly
New Brunswick
Big Horn City
Wyo
Heath
Hathaway
Washington
Seizure at Ismailia Palace Linked to Ex-Khedive Claims
A Cairo dispatch reports ex-khedive Ismail Pasha’s claim to Ismailia palace as his property. Russian agent Lavison, aided by Albanians, seized the palace. the Russian consul prompted Lavison to withdraw. British commissioner Sir Henry Drummond Wolff hurried back to Cairo to probe the incident. The event is tied to the ex-khedive's legal challenge. Died of heart disease. The Faith Cure revival in Peekskill ends in tragedy as Mrs. Julia E. Hart collapses and dies after intense religious excitement during prayers led by Rev. D W Calsa and Rev Dr Bimpsoo. An inquest attributes her death to heart disease sparked by religious fervor.
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E. R. Wiczer
Grand Repide
Mich
H. T. Sheldon
Lanning
Andrew Basemer
Louisville
Hersel
Foote
Capt
Howgate
Secretary of the Treasury
Vassar College
Tamall Pasha
Senandon Iu
Cairo
M. Lavison
Email Pasha
Egypt
Ismailia Palace
Lavison
Henry Drummond Wolfs
Julia E. Hart
Peekskill
Cholera Totals Rise Across Cities and States
The latest reports show five cholera deaths and sixteen cases in Pesth, one cholera death and four new cases in Trieste, and five deaths with nineteen new statewide cases across Italy. In political news, New Jersey Democrats convened in Trenton on the 28th, nominating Judge Robert R. Green for governor, while the New Haven convention selected Edward S. Cleveland for governor.
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New Jersey
Seasion
Trenton
Robert R. Green
New Haven
Conn
Edward 8. Claveland
Labor unrest and wage strikes ripple across cities
Retail clothiers in Chicago push for early closing, facing boycotts as petitions meet weak support. Cincinnati switchmen strike sparks bands of wage demands while rail lines and printers in Kansas City press for higher pay. Some firms concede. others threaten to hold firm as broad labor action looms.
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Labor Noves
Chicago
Httle
Eurnent
Efteen
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Ohio & Mississippi
Hamilton & Dayton
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati Southern
Slao
Kansas City
Hansas City Book Nota Company
P. H. Tiernan
Doba
Pittsburg
Tosie i
Fragmented OCR Note From a Local Page
A garbled OCR passage mentions disjointed phrases about ears, coal, lilies, a pool, filmy wine, and a character named Zo0 Sookie rey Au 7 Kiet. The text is highly corrupted with missing context and names, hindering a clear news event or person.
Prominent Figures and Notable Anecdotes Across Nations
A collage of brief items mentions Cuantxe Dudley hiring an ape at a Atlanta terrace, Ruy W. Batortors in Zion's Herald discussing Bar Harbor and Methodist issues, and Cousin of Schuyler Colfax supervising a Michigan City lighthouse for 25 years. Other notes cover a Boston journalist completing an opera named Wallace Penn, a French honors recipient in battle, a St. Louis couple’s Denver road trip, and royal ties with J Edward Kimmins.
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Cuantxe Dudley
Derees Ab Atanta
Ruy. W. W. Batotrs
Zion's Herald
Bar Harbor
Mise Haunier B. Courax
Schuyler Colfax
Michigan City
Ind
JE. M. Baxworn
Bostor Courier
Willace Penn
B. F. Baker
Handel and Haydn Society
Manz
Vialard
Abe
Bean
Caancea Wilson
St. Louis
Denver
Tursons
Prince of Wales
J. Edward Kimmons
New York Stock Exchange
Bimmons
W. J. Davi
Ilinois
Government Indian Industrial School
Grand Junction
Col
P. F. Burke
New York
Albuquerque
NMC
Tria
Hannibal Hamlin
Armago
Hanot
Lawiston
Vick
Baltimore Su
Treasury
Palace
Leipziger Zeitung
Berlin
Frederick
Tueacettold
Hue
Hopner
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Marshfield Times
Thomas & Norton
Bulgaria and Muugia
Humom News
Royal Arch Masons
General Grand Chapter
geLy Discavvery
Cholea Steere
S.ad
Hosk—Goott
Cago
Conman
FRAC
Issesisternane
Nee NG
Beossasie Qave
Decreereenernrengststses Tennant
TBI
Daerssrerassen
Angie
Ding
Iahae
OmdKoob Iri
Claire
AL Paulo
Laat
Boglom
I. Hela
Pittaburg
Metropolitai Loulsrl
Indianapolis Journal
Raat
London Quarterly
Patrick
Mr. Andrew
Indianapolle Journal
Ibis
United States Pension Office
Daniel Webster
Oliver Cromwell
Julius Cesar
John Wesley
Henry Clay
Jef Davia
Ham
Coon
Rata
Sugarfoot
Wisconsin State News
Tom Bar
T. C. Macmurray
Prairie Go Chien
Toronto
John Tarra
Beerstory Lemss
Bayfield
Ashland
Monroe
Whitehall
Jamas H. Lucas
Wisconsin
Washington, Mi
Wanxey
Goodrich & Wagner
Henry Friday
Vapper Hubbell
Falk Brewery
Bt. Hores
Dano Copa- Ba
Jonceberg
Texan
Rosd
Ite
Hailaal Cowrylesional
Mantgoy
Wis
Wisconsin Central Company
Eading Jone
Haugen
Pac- Benge
Minnesota, St. Croix & Wisconsin Company
Central
Wisconsin & Minnesota
Alabma
Sox
International Law
Pesth
Trieste
Ceibane
Lenoix
Paria
Lenoir
Louis XVI
Royal Palace
Charles X
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